Women’s Christian Temperance union delegates meet in New York
The Moran Wisi reports on a New York convention where delegates discuss organizing in multiple states and territories. Mary E. Reese spoke of progress in Washington Territory and the Indian Territory, while Mrs Newman highlighted Mormon women’s conditions and a proposed $55,000 congressionally funded Christian home. Miss Willard was re elected president amid cheers.
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Interstate Commerce Commission Mehs at Importaut Ua io
The commission measures an important use in Washington to Baltimore shell port. The order aims to control transport costs, set rates, and avoid undue preferences, with actions to be taken at once. The President and officials discuss proposals to regulate routes and fees, ensuring fair competition and compliance with law.
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Coroner’s verdicts cite gross negligence in Mud Run disaster
The coroner’s jury apportions blame across several crews and engineers for the Mud Run wreck. It finds negligence by lookout and brake crews, and fault by yard staff, station officials, and signaling practices contributing to the deaths of Engin James Neonan and Fireman William McInliffe. Arrest warrants issued for local officials.
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Par nel's Testimony and Irish Land Ties Stir Court
The Times notes fresh testimony in the Parnell case and recounts his supporters and opponents at the trial. It describes orders to supply witnesses and the crowd outside the court, with Davitt and others reacting to the scene. The report covers Arrears of rents, anti-rent movements, and questions of allegiance to the Land League within the broader Irish political struggle.
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Germany England and colonial stakes in East Africa
The piece discusses German and Austrian colonial aims and tensions with Britain, noting German efforts to retain East African territories, costs of naval protection, and perceived need to strengthen positions at home and abroad. It mentions Italy’s colonial moves and a shift toward English reliance for support as continental powers waver.
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Evangelist Munson Arrested for Abduction and Blasphemy
EVANGELIST Munson was arrested by a Phillipsburg constable and brought before Justice Henry G. Hering in Huisdate on charges of abducting two girls Jeannie and Lizzie and alleged “personifying the Saviour.” The report notes earlier arrest attempts and ongoing pursuit by authorities. A string of other items covers a fatal fire in Michigan City, a boxing report in Worcester, and a railway disaster in Potenza with nineteen dead.
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FICKLE FOUTS Col Pulsifers Luck Changes after His Death
Fragmented OCR notes recount a local political row over Pulsifer after his death. Names and events appear garbled but reference shifts in favored lines, telegraph and fringe factions, and a veto involving Maur O'Brien and a board.
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Anworthys Act and Montreal Pursuit Report
Dense clippings recount Axworthy’s retreat from New York to Montreal amid a major money issue, with investigators probing a suspected fraud. The text notes public figures and officials weighing disclosure, while other items cover a fatal train accident near Owings Mills, a court adjournment in the Stewart will case, and various regional incidents across Philadelphia and beyond.
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