Rail crash near Moorestown leaves few injured
A freight and an eastbound passenger train on the Amboy Pennsylvanian line collided on a curve near East Moorestown nine miles from Camden. Both trains were largely empty and passengers were shaken but not seriously harmed. Cause cited as a slow-through Moorestown approach and a down-train delay. investigation likely.
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Sullivan's Trial in Puvies Miss Court Hears Indictments
A large crowd filled the Puevis Mississippi courthouse as the grand jury convened. Judge Bulman and most defendants attended except Pat Deity who was not notified. The foreman T. Richt, a mill owner, led the panel. The judge stated a prize fight, even sans stake, is a high misdemeanor and a crime if violence occurs. The grand jury prepared several indictments in about fifteen minutes.
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Farmer Victimized by Three Card Monte in New Jersey
A farmer William Shurts between Hampton and Washington New Jersey was swindled out of 3500 dollars by three card monte operators who posed as buyers for his farm. The same group later targeted Jeremiah Uhler near Easton after a failed setup and fled by rig. Police search for the suspects continues. Ida Harris, 14, was rescued from Hannah Pearlstein at 12 Hester Street after alleged coercion and assault by Pearlstein and others. Local unrest reports include race tensions in Atlanta, Coke Region strikes, and political turmoil in London.
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President visits Senator Hale and Bar Harbor reception noted
Aug 13 reports a presidential visit to Senator Hale with Secretaries Blaine and Tracy. A large Bar Harbor reception followed at Hancock Hall. The president and party then proceed toward Manchester with planned events including luncheons, shipping inspections, and a governor’s reception.
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Weather Fair and World’s Fair Talk Mix in Patchy Report
A garbled item mentions warmer southerly winds and a Weather Fair. It notes August 25 as a date in error and hints at indictments against Eben S. Forty scond street Restroaa company. New York prepares for a grand world’s fair while Chicago and St Louis push westward. Washington shows cautious optimism for a congressional appropriation. Montana’s capital location is put to a 1392 vote. Thomas Collins is arrested in Newark for assaulting a 15 year old girl.
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Wallingtons GHOT haunt and Revolutions era notes
A scrambled historical page reports the Union Hotel at Wrightsville burnt for 726 dollars with Washington as a former occupant. It mentions bed and chair provenance, legal suits in Northumberland county over coal and timber, a Millville funeral tragedy, a man in Lyxys Station hanged, and various local notices from Law and Order pills to Pythias and Tailors conventions. Names include J M Austin of York and Robert Mortis Land and Coal Co. of New York.
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England and Europe News Wrap From Aug. Dispatches
Berlin to London reports on Emperor William Salisbury pact with no formal treaty. Boulangist impeachment trial in Paris proceeds with vote against treason, while Muybrick pardon rumors stir London. Francis Joseph greeted in Berlin as Egypt policy remains unchanged. London political chatter notes delays in Muybrick case and American charter details surface.
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