Reporters barred at audience in David J Adams case
Testimony in the American schooner David J Adams case was taken at Balifax on the 27th. Reporters were protested by United States counsel Meagher but the commissioner ruled no removal authority. Subpoenas served as reporters left, prompting plans to seek readmission. Witnesses testified Captain Kennedy bought bait and ice, with a cano sa obscuring part of the name.
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Ly Beavis
Balifax
David J. Adams
Meagher
Conteil
United States
Anros Asc
Capt. Kennedy
Adams
Death by own action at Outouagon Michigan
Jobo Laban aged about 70 committed suicide by leaping from a harbor pier at Outouagon Michigan or the 1Bsu. He was a widower and thought to be slightly de mabated on religious subjects.
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Jobo Laban
Outouagon
Mich
John Ts. Sulejivan
Philadelphia
Coliseum
Itteburg
Kankakee
Ill
Coris
Belfast
Ireland
Lac
Nubar Pasha
London
Fosca
Douala
Thrugtan
Tranjar
Notable murders and crimes reported in scattered notes
The items describe Ed ward White shot dead by David Johnson in Westport Maryland, a jail break by a mob that night, George 8 Colby of Boston & Albany Railroad ending his life in Boston by suicide, a six round boxing match halted in Chicago, and ex-Judge B P White ambushed in Clay County Kentucky. The outlines are fragmentary and unverified, with several names and dates uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettingill
Ryan
Glovar
Chicago
B. P. White
White
Clay County
Difference over Cuba shipping clause in US Spain treaty
A London special reports a dispute between the United States and Spain over a trade treaty. Madrid disputes the scope of the shipping clause, saying only direct American goods to Cuba gain preference, while Washington argues that shipments from the United States to Cuba via intermediaries also qualify, risking Spain’s remaining shipping advantages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Madrid
United States
Cuba
Davlaree
United Tata
Derby Protects Access to Port Amid Blockade Dispute
Minister Derby reports to Pekin on September 12 dispatch from Canton about renewed stone and pile work attempting to ruin the south channel. He and other ministers remonstrate to Chinese foreign office against obstructions hindering communications and defense, offered to remove at $1000, urging no country may destroy access under treaty rights. The Tamens persist in a crisis policy despite protests.
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Derby
State Department
Pekin
Seymour
Canton
South Chennel
Frater
Deroy
Waleham
Aftice
Houss
Murder confession ties mayor slaying to railroad payoff
Teon Maken and Arthur Arthbothost alias Parsons alias Charles Walker alias Elise A L Pittman, arrested in Covington Tennessee, confess to the murder of Mayor Bowman of East St Louis. He claims he was paid 2500 by a railroad vice president to abduct and hospitalize the mayor for extortion but killed him when Bowman resisted. The sheriff sent the confession to St Louis authorities.
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Charles Ditka Bag
London
Dewnpaper
London Daily News
Prince Biamarck
Grete
Herode
Tom Buckley
Cal Parisy
Chathanooga
Tenn
East Tennessee
Gamg Ovat Acow
Thy da Bais Opera Hove
Theodore F. Wan
Peck
Peoria
Paville Railway
L. D. Williams
Vuvilleton
Teon
Maken
Arthuy Arthbothost
Elise A. Lb. Pittman
Charles Walker
Parsons
Covington
Mayor Bowman
East 81. Louis
St. Louis
Bowman
Panic in Rudaa as altar fire causes deadly crush
During a Pilgrimage service at the Rudaa Transylvania church panic broke out when altar curtains burned after candles ignited them. Hundreds were injured and at least 16 crushed to death with 30 severely injured and 100 lightly hurt as people surged toward exits amid collapsing galleries. Police later dispersed a mob of several thousand in Galway after prisoners were moved from Dublin, with bayonets used to restore order.
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Rodos
Tracevivenia
Pilgriranga
Rudaa
Transylvania
Woodford
Dublin
Galway
Miners Imprisoned In Delaware & Hodson Shaft
A collapse at the Delaware and Hodson Canal Co mine in Scranton Pa traps eight miners as a squeeze traps the left chamber. Rescue teams race to reach five named injured workers and several missing men including John Carden John Young Patrick McNulty Cormac Maguire Patrick Kavvanagh Patrick Murphy and Patrick Harrigan as air is forced through the wreckage to save those below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvine
Delaware & Hodson Canal Company
Scranton
Sas
Lichta
Henry Bhuler
Thomas Healy
Joseph Ready
Geore Mazon
Peter Kelly
John Kelly
Fires Island
John Carden
John Young
Patrick McNulty
Eaven
Cormac Maguire
Patrick Kavvanagh
Patrick Murphy
Patrick Harrigan
Chippewa Falls Lumber Mill Destroyed by Lightning Blaze
A lightning strike at 1 a m on the L6th set the Chippewa Lumber and Boom Company mill in Chippewa Falls ablaze, reducing the vast three story plant to char. The mill, built in 1839 and run to capacity since 1881, employed about 1,200 in the yard and mill, with an annual capacity of 26 million feet of lumber, 16 million shingles, and 16 million lath. After the fire, some 350 workers remained, and restoration is planned for spring 1887 once debris is cleared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oblpyswa Lumber and Boom Company
Chippewa Lumber and Boom Company
Chippewa Falls
Cyclone Destroys Joliet Buildings Injures Residents
A cyclone struck Joliet at dusk on the 18th, leveling about a dozen frame houses and badly injuring several people. Jobo Buckley was found in the cellar with severe injuries while a woman suffered a broken leg. The grain elevator owned by Mr. Carpenter on Eastern Avenue and nearby offices were ruined. street lamps went out and additional injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverul Persone
Joliet
Jobo Buckley
Buckley
Seluge
Mr. Carpenter
Eastern Avenue
Eleven English fishing boats seized in French waters
Havre authorities detained eleven English fishing vessels for entering French ports contrary to the rule barring foreign vessels except under weather danger or provisioning needs. The arrests are denied as reprisals against French fishermen. Sir J Ferguson stated the government ordered Lord Lyon to press for release of the British boats in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
J. Ferguson
House of Commons
Lord Lyon
Paris
European Powers Agree Bulgaria Should Not Be Occupied
European powers respond favorably to the Porte's circular and agree there shall be no military occupation of Bulgaria. Consular reports from Sofia say Bulgaria and Roumelia have agreed to avoid actions that could invite foreign intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulgaria
Sofia
Bulgeria
Roumelia
Cholera Claims Several in European Cities
Cholera outbreaks in Triente and Pesth reported within twenty four hours ending the 14th. Six persons died in Triente and two in Pesth. In Triente sixteen new cases and sixty in Pastis. Lic cholera spreads to a village near Agram. About one thousand inhabitants, ninety stricken, twenty dead.
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Triente
Pesth
Pastis
Lic
Agram
Cholera Ravages Cities As Death Toll Soars
Reports describe terror and severe suffering as cholera devastates towns. Scenes show panic and disease with doctors attacked by fearful crowds. Turkey imposes a five day quarantine for Danube port arrivals amid Pesth outbreaks. July fatalities reach 34,800 from a 250,000 population, with further high counts in Keishodo and Torai Provinces.
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Turkey
Danubs
Buda-Pesth
Baoul
Corea
Thinihu
Keishodo
Torai
Terrifying wind storm ravages Midwest towns
A hurricane like wind storm hit southeastern Michigan on the 16th, leveling buildings in Howell and causing a 345 000 loss across Indiana Illinois and nearby areas. John Smith’s house collapsed killing his 20 year old son Fred. Barns wrecked, animals unharmed. Telegraphs and roads disrupted, many structures damaged including a circus canopy and a church steeple. Deaths reported but not confirmed, with widespread damage along the Wabash valley and in Montezuma Illinois and Savoy Illinois.
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Michigan
Howell
John Smith
Fred
Michigan City
Vevrra Haute
Ind
Ite
King, Burke & Co
Fair Grounds
Newport
Vermillion County
Wabash Valley
Indianapolis
Illinoia
Montezuma
Ill
Torono
Herald
Savoy
Minnesota Democrats Nominate Ames for Governor at St Paul
The Minnesota Democratic state convention in session at St. Paul on the 14th nominated Dr. A. A. Ames of Minneapolis for governor. The ticket was completed with John Frank for lieutenant governor Luther Jaeger for secretary of state J. M. Landberg for state treasurer Henry Poehler for attorney general John H. Ives for clerk of the supreme court and George T. Gardner for attorney general. Maine election results show Bodell elected governor with Republicans claiming three-fourths of the legislature.
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Minnesota
St. Paul
A. A. Ames
Minneapolis
John Frank
Mower County
Luther Jaeger
Hennepin
J. M. Landberg
St. Louis
Henry Poehler
Sibley
John H. Ives
Crockelton
Supreme Court
George T. Gardner
Freeborn
Maine
Bodell
Bridge Collapse Triggers Drownings Across Moravian River
Reports say the suspension bridge over the Oa trawitza River at Ostran collapsed as Uhlans advanced. Seven killed instantly including a Uhlan, many wounded, and fears grow for dozen or more children swept away. Another bridge at Baltaat failed, throwing twenty people into the river with nine drowned.
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Bota Dicastra
Aylside
Ireland
Sohogl Onidran
Oatrawitza
Ostran
Moravia
Ostreu
Miners Restart At No. 8 After Six Months Idle
Labor news from Youngstown reports a 10 cent daily wage advance won by conductors and brakemen on the New York and Ohio and Pittsburg and Lake Erie rail yards. Mine No. 8, the region’s largest near Huntingtonville, Mo., reopened on a cooperative plan after more than five months idle. Miners gain access to the company’s machinery, paying a 1 cent per bushel royalty while sharing profits.
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Youngstown
New York & Ohio
Pittsburg & Lake
Exsa
Might
Hunteville
Wisconsin State News Highlights From Ashland to Madison
Wisconsin dispatches report Bayfield land development with two and a half miles from the village, twenty thousand shares sold, and local stock activity. Annapolis cadet winner Wrie Persson graduates again, while thefts, burglaries, and assaults ripple through La Crosse, Madison, Eau Claire, and neighboring counties with multiple court actions and investigations.
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Ashland Proes
Bayfield
Wrie Persson
Annapolis
Naval School
Ephraim
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
la Crease
Norwras
Madison Fair
Viat
John Bilison
Milwaukee
H. , Vantyne
Auguats
F. 5
Carpenter
Madison
Brian Doolan
la Croese
Raisear
Upsold
Chetek
Callal
Oriices Davey Exuiorr
Eau Claire
Pater Robeault
Elliott
Leoranr
Novia Scotia
Watson Berjawin
Boston
Tudge Bralay
Priazon
Ernie Haer
Wisconsin
Tee
Magloma
Milwaukee County
Wisconsin National Guard
Theat Claire Free Prees
Missigsippi
Farming & Company
Crescent Flouring Mills
Daniel Shaw Lumber Company
Gro. F. Clirr
Birch Lake
Watermio Broy
Chippewa Falls
W. E. Mavse
Wiota
Ansiz
Hilbert
W. G. Picxesa
Jamea
White
State
Braptoro Cuamic
Shawano County
Lieer-Gov. Meccxrt
Rhode Island
Commonwealth
Cuanrtes B. Sorrera
la Crosse
Minneapolis
Frev
Sexaga
Lincoln
Buffalo County
Apa
Civ
Surgeon Bay Canal
Minorville
Secretary of War
Senate
CIA
Techniques of Glass Color Effects in Metal and Glasswork
The text discusses using gold and silver glass in enameling and glassmaking, detailing how colors are anchored during melting and cooling, and how new yellow silver glass remains attached through re melting. It explains effects from paste colors, blue pinestopia overlays, and the layering of gold with ruby greens, plus a hot balb of glass rolled in aventurine glass for final overlays.
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Rome
Aspeathun
Ailver
Itl
Lamanites and Mormon Faith Spur Northwest Missions
A traveler recalls interviews with a Mormon elder in Alturas County Idaho about the church’s Indian outreach. The elder cites the Book of Mormon claim that American Indians are descendants of Israel and vows to convert Indians nationwide, envisioning a postmillennial gathering at Jackson County Missouri followed by Salt Lake City and a triumphant march of the saints.
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Gov. New Orleane Times Teamcorm
Northwest
Idaho
Joe Smith
Alturas County
Southwests
Israel
Jackson County
Missouri
Salt Lake City
Will Heath Trotting Horse Undergoes Tracheotomy
Curious horse tale from the city describes Will Heath, a famed trotter, receiving a silver tube tracheotomy after influenza and wind-broken lungs left him nearly useless. Dr. Anderson performed the operation, creating immediate breathing relief. The horse, six years old and about fifteen hands, is valued at $3,000 and may have a permanent tube later.
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Will Heath
Texas
Anderson
Cate
Serrel Coldor
Bell rope origin story linked to early Erie line
The article recounts Conductor Ayers in 1830s era on the Erie line near Port Jervis and Middletown, the feud with engine driver Williams over trains, Ayers’ rope signal tied to a wood stick, and the eventful stop failure that led to the bell rope used today, plus notes on Captain Adair and Atlanta’s early railroad.
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Atlanta
Score
New York
Peanyel
Yanis
George Adair
Erie Railroad
Piermont
Hudson
Port Jervis
Delaware
Dick” Avers
Ayera
Ayers
Engineer Williams
Wiliams
Middletown
Sis Villa
Howell
Brewood
Williams
Thia
Williama
Guymard
Port Jervin
Joinus
Mr. Adair
Capt
Adair
Iyer
Prominent figure VarDExHOFf dies in England amid tribute
A montage of brief notes reports the death of notable actor VarDExHOFf in England. It also lists varied items from a musician's season opener with the Mendeimpbn Quintet Club to a train launch in San Francisco, plus social hints about ex Empress Eugenie and reactions to Dr Holmed. The column sketches eclectic public figures and events with local color and period gossip.
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George Vardexhoff
Sod Reader
England
Thomas Ryan
Mendeimpbn Quintet Club
Gyr
McDowson
Fost
San Brancisco
Brepstar
Bercnlesam
Mars
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Marsefield, Wis
Thomas B. Norton
Slixor News
Keyptlas
Djaboizeit Petroleum Worka
Lefora
Bulgatian Sobranje
Maj
Gruefs
Market Street
Thompson, Pryy & Co
Brecere
Coates & Bro
Pantexter & Pitapacrick
Ape Street
Laredo
Tex
Revel
Fl Coyote
Regulara
Lampasag
George H. Prescott
Winn & Melander
Chicago & North-Western Railroad
Julius Baum &Co
Ban Penncisco
Yi Jon Sibryock
Olcéy
John Wyatt
Deraps Lottin
Marshal County
Yenta
Wyatt
Loftin
Iis
Snemy
South Lynn
Newman
Campbell
Thomas Davis
Cummings
Howard County Bank
Glasgow
Trugies
Ezzikal & Beralisina
Weranoure
Cincinnati
America
Spaen
China
New York City
Grand Union HO
Grand Canteal Depot
Ad McUoy
Grand Union Hotel
Maier
Milwauker
Onein
Ellen
Yale
Nierea
Goau
Galea Cave
Cholee Dulzy
Casemiaassyes Asiar
Ombel
Insectntone Teats
Hana Ag Sr Lovis
Toledo
L Cavan
Marvin Celliary
Heramtom
Wonder of Mex
Eneringed
Cromera
Eringte
Gray
Eno
Ward
Tia
Ban
Bia
Heringou
Germany
Boks
Sarasati
State News
Popular Science Monthly
New York Bran
Shen
The
Corsicana
Observer
G. P. Miller
St. Jacobs
Misses Beard
Georgetown Township
Playd County
Elay
Saratoga
Philadelphia Ledger
Colonia
W. Richardson
Hichardeon
Vistelles Hill
Montmartre
Clase
Pe Langers
France
Hanert
Circoa Anon
Chronicle
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Gar
Piuts
Maby
Wai Lake
Mazon Valley
Reese River
Piocha
Aaming
Livy
Adameas
Oo Earl
Louise
Feo
Northwestern
National League
American Association
Euber
Sol Manes
Tanos
Kingeberg
King River
Deeg
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