Anglesah's Demand for the Outrage of Sailors
Washington dispatch reports Captain Schley confirms the death of Coat Beaver Tarnball from injuries after mobs attacked American sailors in Valparaiso. Cabinet meetings, ultimatums, and Chilean explanations are discussed as the administration frames a response.
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Baltimore
Fragmented child death from stove blast incident
A garbled report describes a home accident where a child was fatally injured by a stove explosion. Authorities note the incident affected the rear wall and floor, with the child blown through the doorway as the blast occurred.
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Jealousy Provokes Fatal Shooting in City Hospital
Benjamin E Dossett, a subletter carrier, was held on $1500 bail to answer at the next term of the United States Commissioner Edmunds on charges of rifling letters. The case follows the recovery of $6.20 from three decoy letters. Lillie Stevens died at the city hospital after paralysis in childhood and mental decline. Leon Grante was with Mrs Ross when the shooting occurred. The act was reportedly jealousy driven.
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Benjamin E .Dossett
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Edmunds
Lillie Stevens
Chicago Boodlers Indicted and Arrests Reported
Chicago Boodlers Indicted as grand jury returns against parties tied to the poorhouse and insane asylum mercy fees. One suspect is arrested and released on a $3,000 bond while names of others await arrests. The report notes limited details in early stage of investigation.
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Cresco
Prk Mercy Fiee
Weather and news briefs from a distant era
The item reports colder tonight with northwesterly winds. Dispatches from southern France warn floods are worsening as rainfall increases. A Cleveland bowler was practicing when a fall from the City Hall fourth story injured Lieutenant Betger, a fragmentary anecdote amid chaotic wire-service style notes.
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Brief Bits from the Frederick City Area
A storm swept the city with reports of crops, equipment, and local stories. Notes mention William Blectioger owning land east of the city, O B Drii in White Oak, and several local projects including gutter stone removal for a corporation and a hotel back extension being built by Crampton of Knoxville. Chestnuts ship from the city, a steam heat upgrade at Frederick City Manufacturing, and a fall opening for businesses are noted along with minor accidents and community notices.
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Joe MieIsons
Peter Lay
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Bircemacer’s
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C. A. Crampton
Knoxville
Louis R. Albaugh
Salvation Army
Shocking Burial Mystery In Erie Family Tragedy
Erie Oct 27 reports state Paltner George Heidecker of Green Township died suddenly, presumed heart failure, after two wrecks ago. His remains were buried four days later from St John’s Lutheran Church and temporarily interred in a neighbor’s lot in Erie Cemetery while a final plot was purchased by the family. The case notes irregularities in the burial and a remotely described body condition, prompting local concern.
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Green goods swindle leads held on $1000 bail
New York report says Frank Jocks and Terrence Murphy charged with dealing in green goods. Authorities found hundreds of letters and telegrams from victims in their rooms. A letter from Mall’s Mills Ind. demanded return of money, while other suspects and counterfeit materials were seized.
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Record-breaking 439-mile train run from New York to Buffalo
The Crane State train traveled 439 miles from New York to Buffalo in 8 hours 43 minutes at an average near 39 miles per hour amid cloudy damp rails. Engineer Archie Buchan led the Albany leg, Charles Hogan the Syracuse segment, with 148 passengers aboard. Stop times varied. fastest sections touched seventy miles per hour before delays near Rochester and Buffalo.
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The Special Session Hear Argument in Boyer Case
In the senate yesterday afternoon the remaining testimony from state investigators was read. Senator Grady of Philadelphia led Democrats in offering a resolution authorizing counsel for the state to argue the senate’s power to remove the state treasurer and auditor general. The resolution was defeated on party lines and the senate adjourned until today.
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Sever Bridges Destroyed in Georgia Riot
The 27 October report notes bridges washed away and traffic halted after a series of robbers attacked trains. Anonymous letters warned of more rail damage unless jailed robbers are freed. No major attention paid to threats despite ongoing road and passenger train disruptions.
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Southern Express
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The November Popular Monthly and Scribner's Review
A survey of recent periodicals highlights Sal Leslie's Popular Monthly November issue with portraits and essays on Ohio history and notable authors. It also covers New England Magazine's Lowell piece with Beal and Gallagher illustrations, plus Scribner's Magazine November features on exploration, the Trans-Saharan Railway plan, Alfred Deakin on Australian federation, and naval and art topics with several authors and artists.
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Sahara
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Fragmented 19th Century Essays and Notices
A readable fragment cites Mr Goult describing the podidrenut akibe of wean freight traffic and loading gear for various freight types, with Steguz's unusual xp Piratoes noted. Also mentioned is Uhebcock’s article on Ficar es and Costumes, Le’s country portraits, Lowell as Harvard professor, and Points of View topics on antislavery days and building safety.
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Mine Strike Expands Across Pittsburgh District
Delegates from all railroad coal miners in the Pittsburg district vote to continue the strike for ninety two cents per ton. About 13 000 miners from Latrobe Manor and Trewin join 900 more in the Pittsbury area, as operators cap pay at seventy nine cents. The Standard Coal Co of Hocking Valley invites 800 strikers, offering transport and preference to married men, to bolster its labor force.
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Reformed Church Statistics Report for Eastern Synod
At yesterday's eastern synod session the annual statistical report was presented with figures for Castus bene AB including 426 congregations, 40,716 members confirmed, 5,500 infants and 4,660 admissions by formation, 2,274 by certificates, 9,974 confirmed, 1,850 dismissed, 4 excommunicated, 25 erased, 278 deaths, 77 Sunday schools with 59,824 enrolled, 6,898 officers and teachers, 165 students for ministry, benevolence expenditures at $78,835 and congregational support at $82,722, with 2,806 synod minutes distributed.
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Innocence Claimed in Dupont Burn Case Stirring Del Sentiment
In Del a mob shifts from belief in guilt to demand for why four family members jailed in New Castle on 15,000 bail remain held. Habeas corpus sought. public pressure grows as details and testimony face scrutiny amid the Dupont fire inquiry. A separate Iowa entry notes a home intrusion. a 1-year-old son shot and a man possibly fatally wounded. Crossett, 12, convicted of manslaughter. mercy urged at sentencing. Cigar makers in Boston report 25,000 members and 1240 strikes since last report.
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Rescue Efforts Save Seven After Charwood Collision Off Eddystone
A brush collision between the British bark Charlwood and the steamship Boston near Eddystone rocks in a gale sinks the bark. The Charlwood’s captain, wife, governess and crew perish. seven survivors, including a captain’s daughter, are rescued by the schooner Albin and others.
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Direct Pointer Wins Fast Kite Track Match Race
Theliting of the Turf Corrupts Tenn Oct 27 reports Direct Pointer won the three heats at Columbia Driving Park in 2.00 2.08 and 2.08 3 4 amid lively betting as he edged Hal Pointer. Doerflinger defalcations grow with a $15,000 shortage found across accounts of Spring company and the estate of Archibald, with the treasurer's fate uncertain and a possible attempted death.
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Not Guilty of Forgery in Dashiell Case
Not guilty verdict not yet reached as jurors in the Dashiell forgery case remain out after a weekend session. Indictments against other defendants were nolled.
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