Bloody Political Clash Near New Iberia In Revolt
A violent clash at a Kellogg support meeting near New Iberia led to multiple deaths and dozens wounded. White and black factions clashed as posse forces arrived, with Captain Bell and Joe Guilfoux killed, and investigators scrambling to account for casualties and arrests.
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Iberia
New Orleans
Fontelien
Lareanville
Fausse Point
Kellogg
Gray
Joe Guilfoux
Bell
Tad Gray
Oliver Boutte
Col
Negroce
New Iberia
Newbern
Fontebecu
Adolph Bienvenu
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Ols Sagher
Guilfoux
Fonteliceu
Capt
Martinsville
Joe Gilfoux
Loreanville
Bel
Gilfoux
The Coming Great Show Exposition Opens December Sixteen
Col Burke announces opening of the World's Industrial Exposition for December sixteenth because Congress meets on the original date. Exhibits accepted until December tenth with organized placement by opening day. Main building nearing completion and extensions nearly finished.
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New Orleans
Col. Burke
Congress
Burke
Wisconsin
City of
Mexico
Mexico Central Railroad
el Paso
France
Spain
Brazil
Portugal
Japan
Honduras
Guatemala
Diaz
Mexican Congress
American Congress
United States
Centralmerica
Arthur
South
Imnse
Hurke
MN Aeak
Supreme Court Rules on Citizenship in Indian Ancestry Case
The Nebraska case John Elk v Wilkins, arising under the fourteenth and fifteenth amendments, concluded that a Native American born within the United States who leaves his tribe and lives among whites but is not naturalized remains not a United States citizen. Elk cannot invoke Fifteenth Amendment rights, and the circuit court decision is affirmed with Justice Harlan dissenting. Also Benjamin Butterworth v United States holds that patent appeals lie not to the secretary of the interior but to statutory remedies, with no executive review by the secretary.
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Nebraska
Washington
Arisi
Uzgent
John Elk
Plains
Chirles Wilkins
Whic
Aha
Inert
United States
Gray
Andian
Harlan
the Woods and
Himseif
Benjamin J. Butterah
Supreme Court of the United Sts
Matthews
Secretary
Patets
Reme
Boston
Belya Ann
Waterloo Observer
Whitehall Times
Carl Pretzel
Vermont
Fall River
Jay Eye Lee
Detroit Free Press
Chicago
Bloomington
New Jersey
Jim Skinflint
New Ehersey
Brooklyn Times
Sleeping-Car Passenger Case Ruled by Louisville Judge
At Louisville Judge Richards of the Superior Court reversed Judge Stiles of the Court of Common Pleas in Jefferson county who had given judgment for the plaintiff in Gaylord v Pullman Car Company for damages. The decision concerns a disond pin on the defendant's road.
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Loubele
Richards
Stiles
T Court of Common Fas
Jefferson Cour
Gaylord
Louisville
Pullman Company Not Liable for Lost Articles
A court states the Pullman Company is not liable for passenger belongings left in cars unless faithful watch is shown. The decision emphasizes that failure to keep such watch cannot support actions charging loss of articles carried by passengers, and reverses a lower ruling.
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Pullman Company
Capture of Gordon and Fall of Khartoum Recounted
An special dispatch from Dongola details General Gordon surrendering after a deteriorating garrison, desertions, and heavy rebel fire as 2000 loyal troops retreat toward Khartoum. Colonel Stewart disappears ahead, while Shendy falls to fighters, and Gordon becomes a prisoner at Mahdi headquarters.
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Khedive
Dongola
Gordon
Shendy
Stewart
Nile
Khartoum
Col. Stewart
Rheumatism Sufferer Praises St Jacobs Oil Relief
Hon R C Payne Brisbane alderman reports years of rheumatism with no relief from galvanic batteries and Turkish baths. He tried St Jacobs Oil and says it gave instant relief, surpassing all other remedies.
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R. C. Payne
Brisbane
Queensland
Australia
St. Jacobs
Brother Beecher in Trouble Sparks Plymouth Church Rift
New York dispatch reports Henry Ward Beecher’s support for Mr. Cleveland stirs dissent at Plymouth Church. Some pew-holders threaten to leave over perceived reversal on Republican leanings while others mock Beecher’s alleged softening of the brain and charges of British influence in his circle. Rents for old Congregational pews may fall at December annual meeting amid controversy among named church figures.
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New York Dispatch
Henry Ward Beecher
Mr. Cleveland
Plymouth Church
Mr. Beecher
Beecher
Brooklyn Heights
Democratic General Committee
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
Congregational
Brooklyn
Heecher
Plymouth
8. V. White
Charles Dennis
Augustus Storrs
Rossiter W. Raymond
E. C. Sercomb
F. C. Manuel
R. R. Ray
Lorin Palmer
Willliam H. Whitock
Wrong Wire Prank Sparks Laughs in Portland Shop
In a Portland Maine telephone office mix up after a new call system many wrong connections occur. A prominent business owner answered a male voice seeking supper plans and a humorous exchange followed revealing multiple wives in the conversation before a scream from several ladies in the room.
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Portland
Loss of Oregon Stockmen
Oregon reports from Rock Creek Wasco County describe massive stock losses in severe weather over 14000 sheep dead many horses and cattle perished. Individual figures show Varney barn 8500 left with 16. others like Jasper Minto Roberts E M Burton suffer 75 percent losses. Feed exhausted hay and straw gone sheep dying daily. some owners lose everything while others may recover gradually.
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Oregon
Rock Creek
Wasco County
Varney
Jasper Minto
Mr. Roberts
E. M. Burton
Oldest Exhibitor Nation at Portland Fair
One of the sighs at the Portland mechanic's fair is the oldest exhibitor, Mr Nation, aged eighty three, who produces many pretty ornaments carved from bone and ivory.
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Portland, A
Mr. Nation
The Humorous Side and Physical Wollenness of Jokes
A collage of quips and witticisms from various papers about errors in history mockery of lawyers politicians and weather. It includes lines about King David Solomon umbrellas timing and cemetery conversations illustrating lighthearted editorial humor from early 20th century press.
Edwin Arnold to contribute poem for Christmas issue
The Current announces a major Christmas issue feature a long awaited poem by Edwin Arnold noted as a leading English poet. The piece follows his acclaimed The Light of Asia and underscores his status as a scholar and consummate writer as editors prepare the issue. Also mentions Lazenby director experiments on strawberry fertilization.
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Edwin Arnold
Asia
Arnold
Renis
Flow Pale You Are Exclamation and Health Claims
A fragment discusses pallor as a sign of early consumption and suggests Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic to enrich blood and revive the complexion. It also recounts a Boston tale about actress Miss Georgia Cayvan and a floral tribute misunderstanding, dismissed as a likely fabric.
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Pierce
Boston
Georgia Cayvan
Crist
Portmouth Old South parish lists long pastorate line
An 169 year history at Old South church in Portsmouth New Hampshire notes eight pastors including Alfred Gooding installed on the 15th with others dating back to 1715 John Emerson 1732 William Shurtleff 1747 Job Strong 1751 Samuel Haven 1806 Nathan Parker 1833 Andrew Preston Peabody 150 and James De Formandie 1862 1883 The entry also mentions Dr Sage salts for catarrh and Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription as a remedy for nervous debility and a separate Utah polygraphy case with four years hard labor and 800 fine and appeal denial noted in Rodger Clawson sentence.
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Old South Hererary Church
Portsmouth
N. H
Alfred Gooding
John Emerson
William Shurtleff
Job Strong
Samuel Haven
Nathan Parker
Andrew Preston Peabody
James de Formandie
Salt Lake
Utah
Rodger Clawson
Jane
Clawson
United States
Carter's Little NERVE Pills Ad Feature and Diamond Dyes
An old advertisement promotes Carter's Little NERVE Pills for nervous restlessness sleep problems and indigestion with references to Little Liver Pills and a 25 cent vial. Also promotes Diamond Dyes claiming colors work on any material and offer a sample card for 2 cent stamp.
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Carter
Uncle Sam Nerve and Bone Liniment Adverts
A vintage ad summary notes Uncle Sam's Nerve and Bone Liniment relieves sprains bruises stiff joints burns and rheumatism sold by druggists. Also promotes Dr Jaque German Worm Cakes to treat worms and other patent remedies including Uncle Sam's Star ness Oil and Condition Powder amid a farmer stock care pitch.
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Uncle Sam
Dr Wilncel’s Teething Syrup for infants and children
Restless crying children suffer with teething disorders and need relief. Dr WINCELS TEETHING SYRUP is advertised as useful for teething disorders in infants and also claims to cure coughs croups sore throat colic and cramps in older children. Price 25 cents sold by all druggists. Also notes a fortune in keeping fires mosquitoes from cattle and horses.
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Wincel
Lynn
Mus
Colorado Crops Rise From Expanded Acreage Not Yield
The article notes that Colorado's record crops this year result mainly from greatly increased acreage rather than higher land productivity. It mentions substantial premium allocations for poultry at the forthcoming World's Fair in New Orleans.
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Colorado
New Orleans
Grand Union Hotel Advertised as Best City Lodging
The notice touts the Grand Union Hotel opposite the depot as superior value with claims of lower prices than other first class houses. It mentions European improvements and a duke's title sale in France as curiosities around travel and status.
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Grand Union Hotel
France
Co. V. Majors, Pag
Rolla
Arkansas
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Lazenby
Dr. Pierce
Marrica
Sarah Bernhardt
Chester A. Arthur
Ilis
All Harness Mak
Wales
South America
T. Inman
New York
Brown University
Anthony
Hunt
Isaac Seers
Virginia
Cole &Co
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Wis
Georgia
W. E. Pabor
Fruita
Cole
Kalamazoo
Caswen, Hazanp & Co
Caswell, Hazako & Co
Queen Victoria
Waite
United States Supreme Court
Poultry Ke
Fargo
Trop
Rockford
0. S. Comat
Admira Commanding
U.S Naval Observer
Principel
W.& MN
SPE
Omaha
Act
Mammoth
Newman Short
New York City
Journal Free
Ows Restless College
Prrcusa
Dea Moines
el Srs
Dimatoms
L. Bhiti & Cos
Palatine
Neb
Rheem
Mangr
Gr Anbeck
G. Beeasy
B Powis
P. &. Tenevine
Valentine Bros
Janesville
Wia
Navicxal Pus. Co
St Louis
J. Stephens
Lebanon
Oil
W. Lk. Merwlyn
Detroit
Mich
Bright
Providence
Prickly Ash Bitters CO
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Suny
Lydia E. Pinkham
Montgomery Ward & Co. SA
Wabash Aves
Lil
Henderson
Wyandotts Street
Basinera
ESA Broom Bitters
America
ST. Paul, Minn
J.B. French & CO
French & & CO
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