Italian report shows four month crime totals by province
An official Italian report summarizes crimes for January through April. It records 545 murders, 406 murder attempts, 1 409 assaults with serious injuries, 7 015 assaults with minor injuries, and 93 armed attacks per day. It notes regional murder rates with Sicily highest, then Rome, Naples district, Sardinia, Tuscany, and Piedmont.
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Dalrymple
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Rome
Sardinia
Tuscany
Piedmont
Vast 19th Century Warnings and Events Across Russia America and Europe
Cholera spreads in Smolensk and other Russian towns while Jeannette sails from San Francisco. Sherman halts Treasury clerk substitutes. various political appointments and marriages noted. Sun stroke deaths in Milwaukee and Chicago. Hoogne Tunnel talks. church and tax issues. sunken costs of Russo Turkish war tallied. Charlie Ross hoax exposed. Paris council shots. quinine import rules clarified. Mormons reach Castle Garden bound for Utah. yellow fever cautions. ex-governor Allen dies. imperial funeral noted. Civil War volunteer totals by state listed with counts.
Marshals Plan Requisitions Cited Tradeoffs and Delays
A circular warns United States Marshals against misallocating funds between service grades. A Washington dispatch dated the 11th notes DOJ information showing marshals planned to pursue their business offer and expected reimbursement by Congress.
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Attorney-General of
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Sixth National Convention of the German YMCA
The sixth National Convention met at Cineiunatd on the Sth. Officers elected include President F Mushmeyer of St. Louis and Vice President H W Tuerechter of Cincinnati. The annual report shows growth. other items cover political votes, yellow fever in Memphis, fires, crimes in Illinois, and international events.
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Who Is Responsible Congress adjourned crisis debate continues
The Burlington Hawk-Eye editorial laments Democratic actions in Congress over funding for Deputy Marshals and other officers. It argues a constitutional crisis could arise if pay and duties are weaponized, warning of broader impacts on national government and voter rights. The piece also notes a Kentucky boy’s horse story and a remark on racial color perception.
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FOWA STATE NEWS At Vinton and Ossian incidents on the Fourth
Fireworks caused damage and injuries at Vinton with several wounded but none seriously, while a platform collapse at Ossian, Wie Neahick County, sent officials and choir members sprawling. Other reports include fatalities from railroad and boating accidents, fires, drownings, and local crimes. The piece also notes state finances, indictments, and political commentary on government corruption debates.
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Mer
Curt
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Democratic Newspapers Face Charges of Misquotation
A confrontation arises over Democratic papers accusing Republicans of corruption. Debates center on Windom Saulsbury remarks and claims involving Democratic charges, with Republicans accusing critics of falsifying challenge statements and misquoting sources amid a broad exchange of reproach.
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Ihis
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Weather Curiousity Shows Imagination Affects Heat
A Griswold Street citizen conducted experiments to test if imagination shapes hot days as much as a thermometer. He built a fire, noted a 31 degree rise since last night, and observed a frost threat and a need for heavier coats despite a stove’s warmth.
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