Fire outbreak in Bradford bakery claims multiple lives
A bakery blaze in Bradford Pal Mip Reibley ruins the building and kills Mrs Reibley and two children along with a Swedish servant girl. Clark of Denver attempts a rescue. Two women severely injured as the flames spread. Horse Sour Mash described in a long dash report. Additional dispatches note deaths from a caving embankment in Parker Pa and a series of injuries. Immigrant families from Ireland and Germany to be returned. New Jersey and New York brick yards plan seasonal closure.
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Pal- Mip
Reibley
Clark
Denver
Delo
Mra
PKS5
Hampden Park
Meesourt of Errors
New
Ireland
Germany
New York
New Jersey
West items include hangings and bank failures
Bratz and Charley Hamilton were hanged in Warrensburg Mo for murder. A sanitary circular from the Illinois State Board of Health urges cholera precautions and street cleansing. Everett & Weddnell, Cleveland bankers, report assets exceeding liabilities at 1,000,000. suspension likely temporary. Coroner in Cincinnati finds rioters killed by law officers. New play Shadows of a Great City debuts in Chicago. Fire at San Jose mission yields wine extinguishment. Several firms announce assignments with substantial liabilities. Jail escape at Marion, Ind. Four men recaptured after cutting cells. Wheat losses in California estimated at 135000 tons. Bloomington Ind boiler explosion kills four.
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Bratz
Charley” Hamilton
Warrensburg
Carl Steible
Streota
Ilinoia
Tuxincinnati
George R. Showell
McVicker's Theater
Chicago
Joe Jefferson
New York
Catherine Market
Blackwell's Island
Harlem
Mission of San Jose
California
D. B. Buford & Co
Stock Island
Asweta
Burgert & Hart
Toledo
Ohio
SiaRnpz
Indianapolis
Fangiro
J. K. Armaby & Co
River Street
George R. Newell & Co
Minneapolis
Ennison, Liebmann, & Co
Oakland
Cal
Julius Wettman
Empire Brewery
Massillon
Marion
Town
Mitchell
Cedar Rapids
Bloomington
Ind
Executions Reported in Indian Territory and Murders
Fort Smith Arkansas notes three men executed for murders in Indian Territory. A mob hanged suspects after abducting prisoners near Owensboro Kentucky. Columbus Maryland and New Orleans figures linked to other incidents. Educational author and teacher Harr Lince Preres dies in Baltimore aged about 70. Estate valued at around 1,000,000.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Indiana
Louisiana Board of Health
Toulon
Marseilles
Paul Murphy
New Orleans
Starkville
Miss
B. J. Parish
Newton Carpenter
Parish
Cexpenter
Ned Macka
Macks
Dick Jones
Owensboro
Rim
Yené‘toan
iXbe Poh
Dius Harr Lince Preres
Baltimore
Questionable Circulation of Confidential Circular Report
A Washington State note references the secretary of state passing a circular to obtain full information on bad industrial groups. The document hints at ongoing inquiries and seeks to secure data through cooperation, noting incomplete returns and potential broad scope.
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Ened ‘Ta World
Labor and costs data in Brata Department report
A summary notes the department report covers wages across labor classes and prices for life’s essentials such as clothing rent and food from both American perspectives and actual article quality. A Chicago Express train collided with a local passenger train near Washington causing multiple deaths. A successor to Judge Drummond will likely be named in December when Congress convenes and Postmaster General Gresham appears set for appointment.
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PRU
Washington
Chicago
Drummond
Congress
Gresham
United States
Gouvernor Cleveland Nomination Announced Amid Capitol Echoes
Albany dispatch details Gov. Grover Cleveland learning of his Democratic nomination while working in the Capitol. A cannon boom from the state street echoed through the building as officials confirmed the second ballot victory. The governor, calm, instructed his secretary to relay the news to the mansion.
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Albany
N. Y
Cleveland
Capitol
Adjt
Farnaworth
Reay
Ktatencam
Chicago
Assembly
Pennsylvaniia
Carnsworth
Cluic
Farnsworth
Oo Lamont
Col Liamont
Lamont
Bisters
Lockport
Butler
Bornin
Washington
Michigan
Democrata
Detroit
Grand Raps
Brunswicks Commencement Acknowledges Blaine Doctorate
Brunswick Me annual commencement week features the conferral of the Doctor of Laws on ex Secretary Blaine who attends and addresses the alumni dinner. Baseball standings show the Bostons leading the National League with 40 wins while others follow. Cuba policy debate cites sanitary gains and yellow fever fears. U S export value for the week reaches 7,073,000 dollars.
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BoWomw Counzar
Brunswick
Blaine
Bostons
Providence
New York
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Boston
Balimore
Cincinnati
Washington
Kansas City
Grand Rapids
Quincy
Bay City
Peoria
Saginaw
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Muskegon
Cuba
United States
Havana
Quarrel over papers and European tensions reach England
Andrew Carnegie funded radical half penny papers in partnership with Samuel Storey. Irish Nationalists attack an Orange procession at Whitehaven after which shots injure several and a telegraph boy is killed. Britain reacts to franchise talks with France and possible China involvement as unrest grows. An Austrian Emperor train derailment near Podgoritza suggests foul play. Osman Digma seizes Asis port near Suakim as Marseille faces a cholera surge. Tory Lords at Lord Salisbury’s London house vote to reject the Gladstone redistricting plan without explicit redistribition details.
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Andrew Carnegie
Pittsburgh
Samuel Storey
M. P
Carnegie
Storey
Whitehaven
England
Gladstone Party
Lord Wemyss
France
China
Austria
Podgoritza
Osman Digma
Asis
Suakim
Marseilles
Lord Salisbury
London
Compromise Appeals Stir Lively Talk Across Britain
The Lords decision sparks excitement in England as Dubliners raise funds to indemnify a newspaper editor over a libel suit. Detective James E. French is arrested for alleged improper acts, while three army officers flee to dodge trial with Secretary Cornwall. The British government bids $600000 for four Blenheim pictures. Lionel Playfair to sail for America on September 7.
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Ay Sata
Dory’ Pear
Yerseynis
England
Dublin
Cornwall
Duke of Marlborough
Lionel Playfair
House of Commons
America
Multiple Disturbances Across Regions Reported In Europe and America
Reports from Jamaica note Cuban insurgents under Aguero winning two key victories over Spanish troops. The Spanish commander calls a officers’ council. In Virginia masked men rob a Culpeper store, burning and looting $1800. An English Manchester and Sheffield train crash kills 25, injures 40. Vienna police ordered to arrest Mormon missionaries. A Marshalltown saloon keeper resists arrest, fired on deputies but released. Clergyman L O Thompson and others drown in Henry Illinois. Fire-collector Charles Pulty dies after being hurled from a bridge. Northern Pacific clerk D E Swan gambles away funds and flees. Hiram Campbell & Sons iron makers fail with $300,000 liabilities.
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Epward Yann, Jr
Turre
Mitchell's Station
Culpeper
Frank Somerville
Somerville
Manchester and
Sheffield
Penniston
England
Vienna
Marshaltown
Iowa
L. O. Thompson
Sidney
Fryvndio Bishop
Ingly
Henry
Ill
Charles “ Pulty
St. Louis
San
D. E. Swan
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Haa
Trouton
Ohio
Hiram Campbell & Sons
United States Foreign Trade Totals for 1883
The calendar year 1883 shows total merchandise imports excluding specie at 687,077,666 dollars, down 65,768,841 from 1882, and exports at 795,175,701 dollars, up 27,193,705. Specie imports rose to 36,209,318 while exports fell to 51,843,440, and overall foreign trade excluding bullion stood at 1,482,250,367 dollars, down 38,575,086 from the prior year.
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United States
Englishman Mauled by Broncho Lashes of Mazeppa Tale Told
M Boussaud, Nebraska cattle owner, reports rescuing an Englishman named Henry Burbank found lashed to a broncho after an assault by Thomas Ilson and others. Burbank, who suffered seven days of exposure, plans retaliation with support from Boussaud and the Ogallala Land and Cattle Company.
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Omahs
Chicago Herald
M. Boussaud
Nebraska
Boussaud
Omaha
Mamco
Henry Burbank
Palmouth
England
Wilson
Burbank
Dre
Boussand
Ogullala Land and Cattle Company
Boiler Explosion Near Harrodsburg Kills Three
A boiler explosion near Harrodsburg in Monroe County instantly killed Wesley Carter and seriously injured several others including his son Billy Graves and mill workers John Reed and Mr Collins. The blast shattered timbers, scattered boiler pieces for hundreds of feet, and was heard for miles. Residents rushed to aid as more than a dozen people suffered injuries and one man died shortly after being found.
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Bloomington
Ind
Harrodsburg
Wesley Carter
Billy Graves
Carter
John Reed
Collins
John Foddrill
Calahan
Portland gambler dies leaves $15000 and will for funeral abroad
A Chinese gambler in Portland Oregon died last week leaving $15,000 in bank. His will provides for a grand funeral in the old country. The notice notes the unusual bequest and the overseas ceremony plan.
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Portland
Ore
Democratic Convention Nominates Randall and George Hoadly
The session opened with prayer as resolving committees reported. Samuel J. Randall of Pennsylvania and George Hoadly of Ohio were named for the presidential ticket with supporting speeches from party figures. The majority resolution praised tariff reform and fiscal restraint, advocating limited taxes and a continental policy with Latin America and universal suffrage in elections, while a minority tariff plan by Gen. Butler was defeated. Balloting continued into the night, Cleveland and Thurman receiving support. final adjournment was set for Friday morning.
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Geo. O. Lorimer
Committee On
Benster William A. Wallace
Ohio
Thomas J. Powell
O. Mansur
Missouri
Thurman
J. W. Cummings
Massachusetts
Leroy F. Yeomann
South Caroling
Bayard
T.M. Waller
Connecticut
Cleveland
National Committee
al Tecoming
W. I. Terry
Arkansas
Alabama
Semple
Dan P. Bestor
W. Fordyce
B. Cocdrell
California
Louisiana
B. F. Jonas
James Jeffries
Maine
B. Wilson
C. A. Osgood
Maryland
P. Gorman
George Welkies
Michigan
D.M. Dickinson
D.j.campeau
Minnesota
Geo. L. Speer
Virginia
Jno
Harbour
Robert Beverly
West Virginia
Louis Poked —— Isconsin
F Vilas
Arizona
W. K. Meade
G.H Oury
Columbia
Wm. Dickson, BK
D. Wright
Idaho
John Haley
Dakota
NH. Day
McCormick Utah
Roseborough Ruthers’asmith Montane
McCormicks
T. Hauser
Washington
J.a.kuhn
N. B. Dutro
New Mexico
G. W. Brevedore Wyominae
N. E. Post
Wm.h.holliday William
Morrison
Illinois
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Custom House
Japan
Congress
North
Central
South America
B. F. Butter
Butler Toke
George L. Converse
Henry Watterson
Kentucky
Butler
Jenkins
Wisconsin
Flower
Homgiy
Cccceanes
Tikien
Svaceerensen
Randall
Hendricks
McDonald
Carliste
Seeceeveeense
Bene
Convention Proceedings Amid Ballot Tensions at Vilas Rally
Fourth Day reports Chairman Vilas opening at 11 with Rev Dr Locke leading prayer. Munford pushes rule that state votes cannot be changed on later ballots. Randall withdraws from Pennsylvania ballot as roll call begins. Illinois votes for Hendricks triggers applause while Wisconsin and Tennessee attempts to nominate Hendricks are ruled out of order.
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Vilas
Clinton Locke
Munford
Pennsylvania eMee
Samuel J. Randall
Ilinois
Gen. Palmers
Thomas Aendricks
Gen. Mansur
Misouri
Rostuba
Wisconsin
Mr. Voorhees
Indiana
An Re Voorhees
Byte Chan
Joseph E. McDonald
Bes Damgons
Lilineta
Dlnefs
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Gran Tiesquani
New York
Manning
George Cleveland
Sident
Hendricks
Gailap
Mr. Manning
Alabama
Veewe
Arkansas
Sefeese
Wade
California
Tees Hohew
Lorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
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Texas
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Virginia
West Virginia
Arizona
Dakota
Columbia
Montana
New Mexico
Washington
Wyoming
Tilden
Ohio
Fee
North Carolina
Bayard
Calin Roia
Cleveland Secures Nomination at National Democratic Convention
The article recounts the Detroit convention where Grover Cleveland wins the Democratic nomination amid loud demonstrations. After turbulent moments, Hendricks is named Vice Presidential candidate, with Cleveland’s majority celebrated by cheering delegates and an adjournment for the day.
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Dar Fenlon
William A. Wallace
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Thomas A. Hendricks
Mr. Hendricks
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Mexico
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Dane Baee
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