Rioters Sack Brooklyn Tailor Shop in Brief
A brief telegram reports rioters said to be striking tailors sacked a shop in Brooklyn. Other items note ex Governor Kirkwood of Town 8 dead, a Jersey City fire left 16 families homeless, and various incidents across the Midwest and West, with details of political and criminal events.
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Global events spark varied crises across continents
The report catalogs a wide set of incidents from Budapest to Morocco and Haiti, noting fires, murders, political moves, and military actions. It mentions fascinations with consular protection, a royal memorial unveiling, burglaries, strikes, and several keen local disasters, with numerous named places and people.
Stormy Jordan’s Saloon Closed Over License Faults
The Otvimiya, Jon saloon known as Stormy Jordan has been shut down for failure to pay his license. He was once wealthy but spent all his funds on liquor laws and prohibition defiance, famed for profanity and sardonic humor. The sign reads Poe Road to Hell criticizing liquor traffic.
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Cassius
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Stormy Jordan
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Poe
Hell
Snow Storm Ravages Platteville Area With Hail and Flood
A severe late September storm battered southern Wisconsin around 3 pm yesterday. Hail up to two inches damaged windows and orchards, with two bridges washed out and an ice house floated away at the Platteville brewery. Crops and orchards suffered heavy losses. Muscoda and Darlington report similar damage, including river bridge spans blown off.
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Accidental Death Near Cushman Bros Mill
Lighland Center Wisconsin September G Len Hull 18 son of George Roll of Viola was killed instantly while riding over the dam at Cushman Bros mill A shotgun lying under a blanket discharged striking him in the left ear and passing through his head the tragedy occurred yesterday
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Grandson of a King ends reign in England
A long portrait of the Comte de Paris and the Orleans line, tracing the exile from France after the July Days, the rise of Louis Philippe, and the attempted monarchist restoration. It covers their youth in England, congress with rulers, and the royalist party's split and exile laws. It notes Philippe’s life with his sister in England and his close, domestic marriage with Isabella.
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Cattle Theft Charge Lands Youth in Dartington Jail
A young man named Gnibeck is jailed at Dartington on a charge of defying and selling sixteen head of cattle. The owner recovered $250 of the $800 received for the stock.
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Commanders Keauley and Welch Suspended Over Detaleation
Commander John H. Keauley and Adjutant Pred Welch, in charge of the Town Soldiers' home, have been suspended amid an investigation into detaleation and related misconduct affecting operations, personnel, and oversight.
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Guilder Refuses Parish Fund Pledge Amid Fresh Air Contest
In a community dispute, Brush accuses Guilder of meanness for not subscribing to an $800,000 almrest parish drive. Guilder defends himself saying he recently donated $5,000 to a fresh air fund, sparking the protest.
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French Academy Members Mention Youngest Appointee
A fragment notes M. Paul Bourget as the youngest member of the French academy chain with other members described as older, including a tendest member nearing forty. The text is garbled but indicates a range of ages among distinguished literary figures and suggests Bourget’s youth in relation to peers.
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S al. Lorouge
M. Paul Bourget
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