Mappenings in Europe and Paris unrest amid imperial health fears
A chaotic mixed report covers European affairs amid Fredericks death fears and Bulgarian concerns. It notes Patrick's Day in London, Irish rent arrears talks with Mr Parnell, and political divisions in Britain. Berlin reports an emperor with cancer and illness threatening succession. France focuses on the Boulangist crisis with riots and police actions. A West England bridge rumor about Larry Donovan is resolved as false. A Kansas City railroad notice announces staffing deadlines.
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St. Patrick
London
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cleired
Lokal
Es pearar
mind oki
Soga
Rusteble
tiam bowlin
Parnell
hopelesington
Chamwerlain
Gledstonians
Ireland
Flynn
Berlin
Frederick
lucks
Mackenzie
Apri
Ferdinand, I
Bulgaria
Sofia
Busia
France
Boulanger
Paris
west of England
Larry Donovan
Donovan
Folica
breenz
Denon
ivena feir
John LI
Dundy Decision on Railroad Strike Across States
Jodie Dundy rules in a Missouri injunctive case against the Union Pacific and Burlington Pacific railroad strike actions. The decision outlines engineers’ rights to quit work and the conflict over entry into conspiracies and freight changes, with references to the Santa Fe and related transport issues. The report notes no change in strike status on the Santa Fe or St Louis routes and mentions federal Justice Department involvement.
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Stribe
Owana
Neb
Jodie Dundy
Burlington and Missouri
Colou Pacittie railroad
Union Pacific
Union Pacite
Burlington
aguimal
Reither
China treaty provisions spark Senate open consideration
The senate discusses open consideration of the Chinese treaty as President Hayes seeks recommittal. Bayard explains treaty features and history, noting twenty year terms, restrictions on Chinese laborers and allowed entries for merchants scholars and students with certificates. The U.S. agrees to pay $274,000 to the Chinese minister within a year and addresses claims against citizens.
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Senate
Bayard
ess
United States
China
Frightful Florida wreck leaves many dead and injured
A west Florida crash near Blackshear on the Savannah Florida and Western line killed twenty one and injured many more. The first section of the West India Express plummeted through a trestle, cars piled and scattered. Rescue teams and physicians worked from Blackshear toward the wreck site as the line was halted. a long list of victims and survivors, including Gould and wife who were uninjured, were reported along with officials and witnesses.
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Fastenton
freman
Armstrong
Gre department
Fla
Blackshear
Savannah
Florida and Western
West India
New York
Qos wrek
Leartrens
land & yoesenger
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Binekshear
Cho wreck
W. Martin
Union News company
Fulton
Brunswick and Western railroad
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Savernal
Fralevivk
mur
averes
E. P. Thompson
North Care
Shawandanghtien
Jackson
Austin
myers
Henry Snook
Mr Van Voorst
HC. Hudson
Gay Folin Papy
F. B. Pap
Fredo
New
Allen
Walter Goodrich
Milton Lawrence
WL Griffin
Thomas Jacksonvile
Charley Brown
Helmbolt
Lawrence Jones
Thomsville
Airs McClinch
Philadelphia
Aleo impson
Samuel Abysand
Providence
des Dr. Booth
LOW Hber
Lebih Valley railroad
fivo sons
EL Wilber
Mike Cox
A. G& Boyle
A. J. Faireloth
Waynesboro
Watersss
Butterfield
The Late Blizzard Captains Tale of Shipwreck and Rescue
Captain Albert R. Ashley of the schooner Winmard recounts a brutal blizzard near the Patapsea river mouth where the vessel broke from anchor and sank in towering waves. Seven crewmen were lost, and Ashley, frozen and soaked, clung to a board before shoreward escape. He reached a farm after being guided by a bell, then was helped by Mrs. Emma Giles and rescued.
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Baurmort
Albert RB. Ashley
Winmard
wills
Patapsea river
Ashley
terra firios
cha
Eisma Giles
Slavery Crime and Trial Report From Auburn and Beyond
A chaotic summary of a slave transaction in the south involving Gus Eaglemacher and a white owner, legal questions, and a drunken arrest. The item shifts to Auburn gun club preparations for a state shoot in June, noting prizes and contributors, followed by a series of violent incidents, fires, and deaths across several towns. Reports include a fatal shooting during a domestic dispute, a man arson attack, a fatal accident near Pronsalis, and a murder in Tioga County, plus global disasters, New Jersey flood fears, Irish parade decisions, and athletic matches in England and America.
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aupuis
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pne
Sir Sportsmen’s association
Caruga Agricultural society
Davens Bay
Oswego
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