Brazil Proclaims Republic After Empire Deposed
Nov 18 dispatches report the Brazilian empire deposed and a republic proclaimed with Gen Dodoro da Fonseca as president. The revolution brings a quiet capital and widespread support from provinces, military in line with rebels, and plans to maintain empire-era contracts while reorganizing the cabinet.
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Dom Pedro
Gen Da Fonseca
Eis
Rio
Jaxemo
Dom Pestro
razis
thaland
Rio de Janeiro
Petropolis
interior
Portugal
Dodoro da Fonseca
Aristide Loba
Equintin
Dr. Barboza
Campos Salles
Benjamin Constant
ster
marine
dotiral
Lisbon corof
Portucai
Brazil
Lucy Parson's lurid attack stirs Ar better Band
Mrs Lucy Parsons addresses the Arbetter Band at Turner hall denouncing police and praising anarchy asserting principles will prevail though it takes blood. Other items report Clifton Taylure convicted of criminal libel in New Jersey, and various brief notices from New York to London.
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Lucy Parsons
Arbetter
Turner hall
God
Christ
FREEHOLD
N. J
warter
Clifton Tayleure
Long Branch News
John PB. Pemberton
Long Branch
Tayleu
Baltimere
Pemberton
New York
John Pemberton
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Waterman
Defense probes Conklin identification in Cronin case
Newspaper record recalls cross examination of Mrs. Conklin as ex-Capt. Schaack and Lt Koch challenge her final identification of Dinan or Cronin’s white horse. Testimony recalls James Chaney of The New York Herald and O Sullivan’s reluctance to identify Cronin’s body amid rain and confusion.
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Curiaco
Schack
Lagut
Dinan
Schaack
Vaughlin
White Horne
C. G. Koch
Lake View
James Chaney
New
Yo! Herad
Lie
Cronin
O'Sullivan
down town
ir. O Sullivan
Dr. Cronin
tracy
morse
mec
Mr. O'Sullivan
John Bull in Africa Promoters See New Empire Rise
English newspapers discuss a planned South African company granted no royal charter. They compare it to a budding empire and foresee a British led expansion across Africa, rivaling Dutch German and Portuguese interests after a sub-trade deal near Transvaal and the great lakes.
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Lexpes
South
suhject
earvest congratuion
Africa
Lwell
eahy reachn
brihe
sreat
rycureys
old India
Fragmented 19th Century Dispatches From Across Regions
A garbled OCR page reports various incidents including a fatal fall at the Mansion House, bank check dispatch delays, a noted murder and jail transfer, a fatal fire accident, and labor strikes with cab observers. It mentions Nineveh burial counts, a psychic mix of names, and scattered weather notes, creating a mosaic of crime, accident, and unrest from multiple locales.
Indictment and Sentencing Highlights From Early Courts
A grand jury in St. Louis indicted B. M. Chambers for murder in the first degree after he shot and killed lawyer Frank J. Bowman. In Wisconsin a man named How Hay received a life sentence for a serious crime. Another note mentions a Princess of Wales declining to back a petition from American women for a cause.
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shengalin
Howhay
Wisconsin
grand
St. Louis
B. M. Chambers
Frank J. Bowman
Princess of Wales
nerdon of
Mra
Maxhsink
Knights of Labor debate federation and land taxation plans
The article reports on the Knights of Labor and Powderly amid talks of federation with the farm alliance, noting plans to form a committee in St Louis to pursue a joint union. It details land taxation proposals favoring full rental value, and covers related labor and political developments including foresters and law and order matters.
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ATLanta
McGaw
Garat
hye
knich
Sam
united orders
gare
St. Louis
Corbin
sven
yore
plate
Powderly
Lancaste
STER
Law and Order
James E. Crawford
Termonaiia peintment
Che Hon
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MATTINGES
RUGS &C
N. HOWARD ST
COR
FAYETTE
Sams
Washington
Washington Life Insurence Company
Chicezo Evenings Journal
Maywood
W.T. Nichols
Maywood Company
Mrenois
Sonnections
aince
Nichols
Washington Life Insurance Company
Forturate
The
ape
L. HARTLOCK
Jol A. Kennedy
W. PATRICK ST
PANTALOONIAGS
JCOEN
A. KENNEDY
Patrick St
Frank Kussman
SANITARY PLUMBER
piambioz
Sandé Court street
Kayve
zeiso
Broomall
Sanks
GladStagm
franiike menner
Frank Kussis
COURT STREET
OLPES
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO
SAN FRANCISCO
BESANT & KNOTT
C. DIFFENDAL & CO
CLWINEBRENER &CO
G.E. SHIPLEY
F.B.SAPPINGTON
M.E. GETZENDANNER
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Frederick city
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Keller
Welfe
G. W.M. Beller
RB. S. Wolfe
G. W .M. KELLER
C. RODEUCK
MO.C. RODER
Ladiesbure
Fred''k Co
REPUBLIC
LISBON
RIDE JaNeno
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Barboza
GTOS
Riva de Janeiro
Elo
Pernambuco
Para
Paris
Loxpex
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council
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Pilate
Liston
Oporte Commercio’ De Ports
LUCY
TRENTON
Hamilton
Tatron
Baby Beatrice
Miss Debar
Mae
Diss Debar
Levi
co ranch
London
Loxpox
Australia
Richmond
RichMaxD
Atlantic Coast line
Richmend
Petersberg
Petersburg
Wilmington
Weldon
Cheraw
Salisbury
Gheraw
Danville
Columbia
Augusta
Central Railroad of
South Carolina
Albemarle
Raleigh
Viregts
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Kenyon ranch
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Fatt River
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yester
ender
Signor Verdi
King Hummert
Italy
Congresa
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Turner
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Bostons
Boston
Oriner islands
New BLoouriexn
Samuel Brown
iron orain Centre township
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National League
Chicago
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Trish National
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Kati
Mr. Porter
Lexpoxs
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Minn SEW
York
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Chesapeake Osters
Snow Hult
JOHN BULL
Kremers
JOHNSTOwN
Clarton Zimmerman
Weemer
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Jutin Matthews
Nineveh
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Maeckson
Setlivan
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Thace
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ELLICOTY
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Engene
PHIEAnEE
alost
Pennsylvania
petri
Dan M. Tpelbs
Viet
Spain
Enieras Willkas Honsit
mort
GTR OF NEWS
KNIGHTS OF LABOR
General Assembly
Werkwan Youderty
Order of Forestera
Frankisacan
Order of Foresters of America
Wemenlay
Harrisburg
Minneapolis
nave
Richard
Largan
Largan , the state conort,tee
Pittsburg
WILLIAMSPORT
Pads
wisco
valerie
Philadelp
Reading
Garde
TAUCHESTER
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