Presidential Election Rumors Stirment Across Cities
The piece reports explosive political fervor in New York Baltimore and Washington as dispatches claim Cleveland leads in New York by 1 300 to 3 000 votes with Democratic optimism in other states Virginia West Virginia Indiana and New Jersey cited as favorable or doubtful while later updates affirm Cleveland's election with margins from 1 400 to 3 500.
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Americans Abroad Excited by Presidential Election News
Americans in Paris and London kept news rooms open through the night as reports conflicted. Democrats appeared most sanguine amid the uncertain results. In Columbus Ohio Patrick Degsle, an officer, died after a mob shooting on Tuesday night. Officer Thurston, a white sewing machine agent, is arrested for the shooting. Edward Beardmore, a saloon keeper, is under arrest for murder of William Wickliffe, with a second suspect sought.
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Tragedy in Lixcusvee A young woman slain in Roanoke area
A fifteen year old girl named Lizzie Wilton daughter of John Wilson of Roanoke was found with her throat cut near the corner of Lee and Cilmer streets in Eat Rosnoke Tuesday evening. A Black man suspected after prior indecent advances was arrested with clothing bloodied and hidden at his lodgings. Authorities search the town for the killer as public fear grows.
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Snow and Elections Dominate Nov 6 Dispatches
The Hiedive grants General Lord Wolfewhey full powers in the Sows replacing General Gordon. A heavy snowstorm hits Quebec with six to seven inches since yesterday closing roads. A fatal accidental shooting on Light Street Bridge in Baltimore leaves William Louden Slager dead at 19 after a quinning trip. Berlin Webstrasse No 16 houses 130 families totaling 1025 souls. The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society meets for its fifteenth annual convention in Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church.
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New Oil Charter Issued for Bradford Company
At the State Department yesterday a charter was issued to the Associated Produc ers Company of Bradford McKean County. The firm plans to produce and sell oil with initial capital.
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The Maiden's Petition to the South Carolina Governor
A 1733 document from Secretary of State records in Columbia presents a petition from sixteen maids lamenting widows capturing bachelors. They ask that widows be barred from marrying young men until maids are provided for, or fines be imposed on widows and bachelors who wed them. The petition requests protection of maidens' liberties and asserts widows’ vanity harms the maids' prospects.
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A Happy Home and a Baltimore Tragedy
A household guide quotes six requisites for a happy home with integrity affection cheerfulness energy and care. In a separate item, George E. Langston an elder Baltimore resident was found dead in his Franklin Street home last night after returning from downtown.
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Escaped from Jail In Hacerstown Prison Yard
Hacerstown Missouri reports that Harry Adams escaped from the city jail yesterday afternoon. While in the yard with other prisoners he hid in a well and later climbed the wall to flee. He was serving time for theft of harness and clothing and has not been recaptured.
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Marchant Firm Partner Shoots Self in Danville
Robert W. Lawson, partner at P. B. Gravely & Co. tobacco manufacturers, killed himself Tuesday in Danville Virginia. He was found on the floor of his dressing room with a bullet wound and the pistol in the tub nearby.
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Death of renowned artist DeWitt Clinton Boutelle at Eagle Hotel
DeWitt Clinton Boutelle, a well known American artist long based in Bethlehem, died suddenly yesterday evening at seven from heart paralysis while chatting with friends at the Eagle Hotel in Bethlehem Lotta Bethiehem.
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A Wife Murderer Convicted in Canada
Owxx Socnp reports Cook Teets was found guilty of poisoning his wife and sentenced to be hanged on December 5.
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Cholera Toll Rises in Nantes With 13 New Cases
Nantes reports thirteen new cholera cases and six deaths in the last twenty four hours as city health officials monitor the outbreak and urge precautions.
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Electric Light Mugs And Bug Collections In Sacramento
Bugologists in Sacramento find joy in collecting large beetles attracted to electric lights each evening. In some areas beetles crowd sidewalks, creating slippery messes and nuisance for pedestrians. The Bank of England album preserves counterfeits burned in a fire, with intact engraving. A saying notes Father Knowledge as wealth’s superior, and a remark laments fatigue dulling appetite.
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Krupp Introduces Stew Powder for Guns
The Krupp factory reports a new gunpowder that does not explode in air or in packages but burns slowly and only explodes in hermetically sealed spaces. It mirrors standard powder components yet uses new proportions and emits very little smoke in a gun. The Jewish Messenger notes a moral critique about divine governance.
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Physicians Warn Against Overeating and Stimulating Foods
New York doctors urge lighter meals for active city dwellers stressing reduced meat and pastries and increased vegetables fruits and milk. They caution against excess wine and stimulants and advocate regular sleep, outdoor activity, and recumbent rest to support natural restorative processes amid urban life.
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New York Refuse Crusher Separates Marketable From Waste
A steam powered refuse processor in New York shreds city trash and street sweepings to recover rags, paper, coal, iron and glass. It handles 150 loads of 1,800 pounds daily, with Italian labor sorting rags and scraps before the process, yielding about 30 loads of marketable material per day.
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