The Star Music Hall Fire at Lespertany England
The Star Music Hall in Lespertany, England, burned during a performance drawing 1300 spectators. All escaped safely as the roof collapsed half an hour after the outbreak, amid renewed panic fears following a prior Victoria Mall incident where dozens of children suffocated.
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England
Star Music-Hall
Victoria Mall
Victoria Hal
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Lio Houb
Teil
Uprising in Spain Ends Insurrection Surrender Report
An official dispatch from San Tadefonso reports the insurrection in Spain is over with Urgel insurgents surrendering to Crown authorities or fleeing to France. About one hundred men involved in the Seo de Urgel revolt returned from Andorra. fifty surrendered, others held back as peace talks proceed.
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San Tidefonso
Spain
France
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Seo de Urgel
Andorra
Contagious Diseases In Egypt Draw Varying Expert Views
English doctors with cholera experience in India report Egypt's outbreak as distinct from Asiatic cholera. In Alexandria 22 deaths Saturday and 37 at Saito, with denial of Damietta plague. General Sir Evelyn Wood met the Khedive in Cairo before leaving for England. Germany plans a scientific expedition to Egypt next week to study origin and control.
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Madagascar
Mauritius
Pierre
Gladstone
France
Verre
England
Tongain
Mad
Egypt
India
Liverpool
Gallagher
McDermott
United States
Cnglish
Alexandria
Saito
Damietta
Evelyn Wood
Cairo
Pate
Germany
Berias
Indians Dying of Smallpox In Kiaake County
Explorer A McGinnis returns from Kiaake County reporting terrible smallpox havoc among the Indians. Without medical aid, the disease rages with many deaths in two small towns. Sanitary updates from Brownsville to Matamoras note tetanus, measles, yellow fever, and typhus spreading through regions, with outbreaks reported in multiple towns. A telegraphed note from Dr Burgess at Havana mentions a surgeon general report.
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Mind
Mexico
Asimoroy
Surgeon Main
Marine Hoapital Service
Browneville
Matamoras
Brownsville
Toloew
Teplo
Heriausiilo
Bonora
Triogrester Yee
Nuiecks
Duranao
Zaontocua
Austrian Annexation Talks Raise Bosnia Crisis
Berlin reports from Exchange Telegraph say Austria, Germany, and the Ottoman Empire are negotiating for Austria to annex Bosnia and Herzegovina. Across Europe riots and police actions occur in Pest and Vienna over anti Jewish demonstrations and arrests follow in Virsa. Canon Bernard trial near end with not guilty verdict and bond disputes. Nile damage in Egypt worsens as floods threaten harvest. Cetewayo believed en route to Natal and a German Progressive victory noted in Werne.
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Loxpow
Exchange Telegraph Company
Berlin
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Austria
Payne and Bookwalter scheme for Ohio governorship ticket
Cleveland Major John Party and Byringfeld’s Jon W. Bookwalter lead a Democratic coalition plan to control Ohio politics. Henry B. Payal sought president nod with Payne backing. Tilden likely not candidate. Long-run strategy mirrors 1870 Delaware style machine politics aiming to place Payas as governor, Bookwalter as senator, and Payne family influence through local delegates and county conventions.
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Henry B. Payee
Tilden
Payne
Newe ‘York
Ohio
Cincinnati
Thurman
Paya
United States
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Baw
Durbin
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Soba W. Mockwalter
Alan W Tourman
Lieleat
Liberal Meeting Forms Committee for National Congress
In Milwauner Wis Aug 11 Liberals met Saturday naming Alderman Frits and City Controller Smith to lead the arrangements for the National Liberal Congress delegates arriving September 21 to 23. The group planned entertainment and stated about 1,600 members would attend the event as part of the broader liberal movement.
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Wis
William ¥. Sheppard
Daxviux
William P. Sheppard
Sheppand
Sawney Younger
Houten Keon
Janae Ewann
Bheppard
Luis
Grot
Cilleeta
Tecoduty
Wen
Cave City
WIRE CUTTING DELAYS WALL STREET TELEGRAPH
Widespread telegraph cuts disrupted Gold and Stock circuits and many tickers in the Mills Building. Wires from Western Union and other lines were severed from Jersey City to Newark and beyond, forcing brokers to use messengers or phones for prices. Police and union actions continue amid reports of arrests and renewed inquiries into the strike’s impact and scope.
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Trinity Church
Gold and Stock Company
Mbntora
Stock Exchange
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Clifton
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Jersey City
Western Union
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Locke
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Rich
Tia Powers
SD Hoytest
Telegraph l Telephone Companies
Western Union Telegraph
Yeaterday
Haustone
Western Caton Company
Western Upton
New Orleana
Richmond
Clarendon Mall
John Mitchell
Charleston
Savannah
Laerative Committee of the
Brotherhood
Baltimors
Ohio
T Fever
Manhattan
Searsda
Mitchell
Juayiaseoen
Texas
St. Louis
Gould
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Mexican Colonel Bandota Killed by Apaches Near Sonora Front
A dispatch to The Epitaph reports Colonel Bandota of the 224 Mexican Foguiare killed August 2 near the Apache frontier while leading a reaction against an attack on Oulet. Captain McGreen, with sixty soldiers, pursued bands. three Mexicans died and twenty-three horses were stolen in the ensuing days.
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Townstoun
Ariz
McGreen
Casachuca
Sonora
Foguiare
Oponuca
Sau Pedro
Qoulet
Handola
Husaras
Benfieu
Bandula
Wilsons Creek Reunion Unites Union and Confederate Soldiers
Stuincreip Missouri Aug 11 union and confederate soldiers formed the Surviving Soldiers association at Wilsons Creek battleground. 19,000 to 20,000 attended as Lt Gov Campbell welcomed, Governor Berry of Arkansas spoke, and officers elected to train both Federal and Confederate troops. The gathering stressed harmony with cordial exchanges and no quarrels during the events.
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Wilson's Creek
Lertenant
Campbell
Missouri
Berry
Arkansas
M. Merritt
Towa
Four Burglar Gang Detected After Troy Arrests
In Taor New York Aug 11 two suspects from Dirglarnat Weat Troy were captured linking to a string of recent burglaries across Wat and nearby towns. The group is tied to a raid on Lathan's Hotel and a Post Office theft in Schaylerville, with more break ins suspected along Glens Pall and Ocrax Grove area. Police say the arrests may crack the case of multiple local robberies.
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Weeek Point
Sea Diesprog Lake
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Iron Workers Delegates Head to Atlantic City Excursion
Delegates of the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Mold Workers travel to Atlantic City for a convention excursion arranged by Philadelphia lodges. Key committees stay in the city to discuss work while others plan to remain overnight or return tonight to various locales.
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Tron
Miod
Atlantic City
Padadelpia
Border
Hyunboro
Bunilny
Virginia Democrats set to vigorously prosecute campaign
Luxemore Aug 11 The Democratic State Executive Committee adopted measures for vigorous campaign. canvassing slate includes John W. Daniel for Governor, Jon T. Harris, George D. Wise, John Goode, and Supreme Court justices Chelation and Etaple Sy hosupreme Court H. Happard of Warrenton named executive secretary. The Headcarvers Will DO ab Aisxendela.
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Via
Democratic
Tate
John W. Daniel
Tace
Jon T. Harris
George D. Wise
John Goode
H. Hhappard
Warrenton
Stock-Brokers Firm Suspension Reported
Multiple brief items report a suspension of Miller & Co, stock brokers at Wis Cheatnuttt, with a history tied to New Jersey Central. A coal train wreck near Easton results in damage and scattered cars. Three men die after being struck by a train near Demgumior station. A burglary at COPEN TAGES is noted with little other detail.
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Atock Oy
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Fale
Easton
Penn
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Premady
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John Hirmia
Juimas Cagnon
Tita Ieateoad
Demgumior Station
Warntomann
Conclave preparations and opium case loom in San Francisco
San Francisco awash in Knights Templar festivity plans for August events as 5,000 Knights expected. city decorates streets and mechanics pavilion hosts drills and a Garfield site foundation ceremony while opium smuggling and court cases draw sharp attention amid political influence concerns.
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Mechanics’ Pavilion
Garfield
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Harkins
Bus
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California
China
Theodore Thomas summer night concerts praised in Chicago
Theodore Thomas's season of summer-night concerts ends with 35 converts and record attendance in Chicago. Program highlights include Beethoven Schubert Wagner and notable novelties from Dvorak Rabinstein Laszt and Fuchs. Thomas plans a Milwaukee run next week before joining his family in New York for Europe. Litigation looms over Harper High License law as Citizens' Association pursues quo warranto actions.
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