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Monster gun cast at Reading towers over iron fort
A 350 foot long monster gun weighing 57 000 pounds was cast at Reading on Monday. It will use 150 pounds of powder per charge and fire a 150 pound ball capable of penetrating two feet of solid iron. The gun's greatest diameter will be 26 inches and it will be moved to Sandy Hook for trials with numerous military and civilian spectators from New York and other areas observing.
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New York
Guiteau Trial Postponed To November Fourteen
In Washington the Guiteau murder case is delayed as his lawyers Scoville and Robinson obtain a postponement from November 7 to November 14 after arguments pro and con. Judge Cox ruled the new date must be binding and that jurisdiction points would not be pressed.
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Messrs. Scoville and Robinson
Guiteau
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Cox
Workmen Buried Alive and Bank Collapse Reported in 1880s Ohio News
A hub and spoke factory in Dayton explodes wrecking the south wing and burying workers while a fatal brick strike kills Katie Mackley in a nearby schoolyard. Separately in Newark New Jersey Mechanics’ National Bank closes after a major defalcation is admitted by cashier O L Baldwin.
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