New Jersey School Tax Figures by County
The state board of education plans a total 052,500 to fund school purposes, assigning county shares from Atlantic to Warren. Separately, India faces Hindu temple demolition sparked religious disturbances in Benares, while a West Chester man dies by suicide amid insanity. Pittsburgh builders reject eight hour day, and Anne Arundel announces a tax levy cut across districts.
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India
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Benares
Annapolis
Ald
Board of Anne Arandel Commissioners
Celebrating Ermancios and public life notes
The Washington colored community marked the twenty-ninth emancipation anniversary with street parades and speeches by Senator Brace and J A, plus color school pupils receiving gold medals. Also in Delaware New Castle ex state treasurer William Herbert ends forty years in municipal service. in Pennsylvania Henry Homan dies after a tree incident. boxing plans see Ed Smith and Bob Fitzsimmons agreeing to a match with a 32.5 side purse and weight terms.
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District of Columbia
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Del
Wiliam Herbert
New Castle
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President Harrison greeted by Southern welcomes on tour
The presidential party traveled from Atlanta through Georgia and Alabama to Birmingham and Memphis on April 17. Crowds lined the Georgia Pacific route as rail officials and city leaders welcomed the president, with stops at Lithia Springs Tallapoosa Aniston Pell City Henry Ellen and a large Birmingham reception. In Memphis the city celebrated with a royal welcome, a downtown procession, and a midday reception at the Merchants Exchange, while Mrs Harrison and her daughters were honored by local ladies and civic groups.
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Ala
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Governor Jones
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America
Caldwell Hotel
Theirteenth Street Baptist Church
Memphis
Main Street
Court Street
Merchants Exchange
Fragmentary report on tragic mine incident and injuries
The readable text notes a deadly mine incident near Parsaros with several named victims, including Pral Pertuch and Gueures, and mentions others injured or missing. It references a life on the west side and a violent scene at a door, with officials or witnesses uncertain about what occurred.
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Parsaros
Anetier
Eidai
Jarre Hace
Lansfianl
Kikel
Governor Signs New Jersey Laws and Regional Boundaries
The governor signed house bills funding the state labor bureau, banning corporate relief departments, requiring bond records by municipal officers, appointing legal counselors to study uniform marriage and divorce laws, annexing part of Atlantic township to Shrewsbury, and extending tax collector terms. In other news, a Dutch steamer collided with the Glamorgan in the British Channel. Glamorgan sank with passengers, and rescue efforts followed. Also, theater manager J B Ball caused a critical incident when he strangled Alton Meyers, leaving Meyers in serious condition after a medical emergency.
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Taentex
Atlantic Township
Monmouth County
Lightning Struck Men Sheltering Beneath Tree
A storm scene recounts William Hoff man William eremson and Fred Stinson seeking shelter under a tree when lightning struck the angle he leaned against. Hoff man survived with a forehead wound. Stinson paralyzed below the knees Ferguson totally paralyzed and may die. This report also notes a separate case of suicide to avoid jail following domestic abuse and various local notices from Carlisle Presbytery to a Delaware county centenarian death and other small items.
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Trexrox
William Hoffman
William Eremson
Fred Stinson
Erguson
Engemira
Stinson
Ferguson
Hoffman
Italy and United States in Diplomatic Fracas Amid Blame
In the Italian chamber Deputy Rudlai urged the matter might not end without justice for Italian victims and reparations. Premier Rodini stated the Indian government had not yet received Blaine's veto and urged patience until the U.S. acknowledged duties to deliver the guilty and compensate families. The debate spanned global concern with Rudini and Rodini expressing hope for calm, and officials anticipating a conciliatory path.
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Rome
Italy
Unitesd Starnes
Sealy
United States
America
Rudimi
Marquis di Rudimi
Ttaly
Evidence Against Brain in Wife Murder Fight
Rosnie Loy Md April 17. The funeral of Mrs Richards took place yesterday. Detective Ottey arrived from York Pa to examine two tramps arrested on suspicion of the murder. The tramps were discharged after examination. Ottey interviewed Mr Richards, discussing the murder. Though not certain, the gentleman thinks Bram fired the shot. Ottey refuses to reveal reasons. The bullet in Mrs Richards brain matched a rimfire cartridge of 38 3 caliber. Two cartridges in Bram's revolver are the same make and size. Sherif Boyd and Ottey traveled to Columbia to obtain an affidavit from Conductor Haller to disprove Bram's alibi in Perryville. Phobe Cousins resists her deposition and holds the World’s Fair quarters amid a looming siege.
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Ottey
Columbia
Haller
Bronday
Perryville
Bridge collapse injures several as wrecked trestle falls
A collapse at a trestle near Pallas injures multiple men including John Martin and Walter Hawkins while Benjamin Sprucebank and Charlie Watts are reportedly saved. Martin dies, others are hospitalized with severe injuries. fallen debris and a cave-like crevasse hinder rescue efforts. Police warn of potential arrests over a separate Sunday incident involving eight men and the Bachelors’ club.
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Maryliod University
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Benjamin Sprocelank
Walter Hawkins
Charlie Wats
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Martin
Dato
Sprucebanks
M Garrahan's Thirty Three Year Quicksilver Claim Battle
William McGarrahan has spent over thirty years seeking congressional approval to possess the New Idria quicksilver mine in California. The Rancho Panoche Grande tract at the center of the dispute spans 17,600 acres and involves Gomez grants versus United States law. Notable supporters and rivals line up as the case reached the brink of another federal ruling.
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Congress
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Mgareahan
Tims
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Montgomery Blair
Daniel E. Sickles
Roscoe Conkling
Oliver P. Morton
Gomez Grant
United States
Monterey
New Idria Company
Supreme Court of the United States
Lincoln
Grant
Nicaraguan Canal Schemes Through the Ages
A St Louis paper relays historic notes on a potential Nicaragua route for a transoceanic canal. Early Spanish explorers named Gomars around 1331, with later surveys by Galisteo in 1731 and Bailley in 1838 followed by Childs in 1851. No funding arose until 1873 when a US Navy officer’s surveys favored the current project route.
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Nicaragus Canal
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Nicaragua
Galisteo
Spain
Bailley
Niceterus
Childs
United States
Evictions and Riots Roil Pennsylvania Coke Region
The report details sheriff evictions amid strife in the Morewood coke region with deputies opposing strikers who attacked the sheriff’s party. A riot inquiry cites a planned mob assault and deputy actions. Additional items note relief funds, looming wholesale evictions, and troop deployment risks.
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Scorroste
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Columbus
Zwarding Summit
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Myres
Leisenring
YACHT ALVA ARRIVES IN NEW YORK AND NAVY SECRETARIES AT FORTRESS MONROE
The Dispatch reports Secretary Blaine and Assistant Secretary Soler of the navy arrived at Fortress Monroe yesterday. Vanderbilt’s yacht Alva, on a Mediterranean cruise with Mrs Vanderbilt aboard, reached New York at noon yesterday. Mrs Nathan Marsden of Chalford Minnesota and her two children were poisoned by wild parsnips with whey suspected to be artichokes.
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Lawmakers Battle Over Public Education Bill Fails
The governor vetoed a measure requiring physical culture study in public schools and the veto was sustained after a legislative vote. In Chester county, 65 Philips descendants move to contest ownership of 496 acres of mining land in Warwick township, seeking to enforce mining rights granted years ago.
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Eriy
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Warwick Township
Philips
French Creek
St. Mary's
Bocaley
Incendiary Fire Destroys Farm Assets in Douglass Township
April 17 report from Douglass township details a barn fire on Milton Chrizhnan's farm two miles from Pennsburg. An incendiary torch destroyed the barn, machinery, and livestock, including two horses and five cows, with an estimated loss of 4,000 dollars in spectators' sight.
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Milton Chrizhnan
Douglass Township
Pennsburg
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