Arrival of the Drowned at Philadelphia and Spies Plot
Ill fated yachting party arrives at Philadelphia amid sorrowful scenes as coffins are lowered from a train. A Pinkerton dispatch exposes anarchist plots in Chicago with a syringe and prussic acid. Miner tensions and use of coal cutting machines threaten violence. A Turkey feud ends with a fatal shooting near Coxomo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Hocking Valley Coal Company
Curiaco
Boston
Cornish
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Chicago
Pinkerton
Parsons
Greiff's
Feasting in a Graveyard and Belfast Riots Reported
Feasting in a graveyard at Rosehill by ten carriage loads of Chinese men marks the observance of August 1 as an annual anniversary. Belfast saw a fresh Orange Catholic clash with a boy killed and multiple injuries as police and troops dispersed rioters. Also reported is a Mormon woman shot by her husband in a gallery incident blamed on an accidental discharge.
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Curiaco
Roeehill
Chicago
Hip Long
Madison Street
5Th Avenue
la Salle Street
Rosehill
Belfast
Ireland
Carrick Hill
McKenna
Knot
Maggie Hieland
Theodore Hieland
Hieland
Telegraphic Ticks
Frederick A. Stanley, president of the board of trade, is raised to the peerage in the new English cabinet. The public debt statement shows a reduction of about nine million dollars. Henry Martin, 19, and John Caswell, 32, suffocated in a Baltimore well near Lexington market. Crain of Texas met with Secretary Bayard about the Cutting and Flassures cases. A German firm reportedly secured an 80 year rail monopoly for Japanese railways. Belfast saw no further Kotia disturbances. two injured men remain critical. Literary Life’s August issue features four Rose Cleveland articles. The House passed a resolution extending the temporary appropriation to August 5, with adjournment expected. A sham battle in Lafayette, Ind., drew 20,000 spectators. John Schreyer died, 25 soldiers prostrated. Lord Lonsdale fined for assaulting David Debensande after finding his wife with him. In Richmond, Va., T J Claverin likely to be hanged in November. appeals motion will be ruled September 10. Two fatalities from the Bluffen, Ind. wreck: engineer John Sipple and fireman Braff Williams. survivor Joe Vankbouer in grave condition.
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Frederick A. Stanley
Board of Trade
Henry Martin
John Caswell
Paca Street
Baltimore
Lexington
Representative Crain
Texas
Bayard
Audubon Society
House
Randall
Senate
Lafayette
Ind
John Schreyer
Andrews
Lord Lonsdale
London
Newcastle
David Debensande
Violet Cameron
Titchmond
T. J. Claverin
Fanny L. Madison
Court of Appeals
St. Louis and Kansas City Railroad
Bluffen
John Sipple
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Fiprhed Price
Bots
Mtss Sou UK
Excelsior
Reliable Mountain City Stables
Mareept
Bridge
Lemer
Frederick
Chas. E. Mealey
BR. G. Lamar
City
Meridémes
Furniture & Undertaking House of
C. C. Carty
E. Patrick St
Fred’s
Maryland
Bakers
Middletown Valley
Middletown, Md
T. Rhodes
Brengle
Thos. Schley
B&o
RB. B
Fredir
Fenladicwtt
Teer
Hannah More Academy
M. R. BR
Arthur J. Rich
Nsmkwim
Reisterstown
Overlook Mountain House
Hudson River
Rockland Lake, N.Y
Riverand Lake
C.M. Bowyer
Lyridimo ‘Propriet
West End
Lomng
Cahill
Asbury Park, W. J
Pear Ta
Ecran
Tarma
Morgan
Norwood Hall
Cor
Fourth Ave
Kingsley
Asbury Park
MES
M.L. McCray
Brsere Point House
Lake George
Narrows
East Lake
Marion House
D. W. Sherman
Brock Exon Springs
Virginia
Winchester
Pike Road
Dr. Gee
Realing
Wm. A. Leonard
St. John’s Church
Washington
Pratt
Rock Enon Springs
Dy Lodéwin
Bay Ridge
Intra Bay
Bay Ridge” Forestes
BAY Ridge CO
Baltimore Street
Annapolis
Yukomasugsvooe
Tci Jaco ‘T Jacobs
Ae Mane Ll
Tuk
Charles
Jas
E. Walker & Co
Bowers
Confeder
Fair Gounds Pimlico
Grand Agricultural Society
C &c
Grand Stand
D.can
N. Charles Street
Eifie Snvalids
Oliber, Goodale & CO
Mars
J.W. Langley
Flas
N. Market Street
Reiteret Stee
Tay
Lippty
Ovs
Brody
South St
M.D. Ecg
Ejf. Todd
Ay iWawlin
Geo. P. Rowell & Co
Newspaper Advertising Bureau
Spruce St
New York
Sarah Craig
Broad Street
Mr. Stevene
Hint
Merritt
Emma
Rebecca
Chester Clark
Purssans
William Green
Columbus and Hocking Valley Railroad and Coal Company
Atlantic City
Hecking Valley
Green
Koxomo, Inc
Elmer Harrell
David Condo
Harrell
Condo
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