Chilean Outrage Prompted Demand for Reparation to Amenda Sailors
Dispatch from Washington details a Chilean outrage against American sailors aboard the United States ship Bumpare. Captain Schley led inquiry into unarmed sailors attacked by armed Chilean assailants, with injuries and arrests reported. Chilean government urged to offer prompt full reparation as relations with the United States are tested. Also notes the Teutonic's record-breaking Atlantic crossing by Captain Irving, breaking both east and westbound records.
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Proteter Exan
Amenda
Chilesn
Sok
Wasineton
Chile
Egan
Amder
Sanmiago
Val
United States
W. S. Schley
State Department
Secretary of the Navy
Schley
Nclad
Pacific
United Se States
Lobley
Wanet
St Mary's Centennial Celebration Opens Seminary Centenary
St Marys seminary marks its centenary with a morning procession from Calvert hall to Cathedral and Mulberry streets. Clergy led by Cardinal Gibbons participate as Monsignori and reverends join in the service at Calvert hall.
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St. Mary's
St. Mary's Seminary
Snd
Prelstesan
Cardinal Gibbons
Calvert Hall
Cathedral
Mulberry
St. Linares Colleges
Monsigmentbies
Purely Personal: Local News From Clarke County
Purely personal notes from Clarke county list visits, departures, and family events. Residents include Miss Florence Darmer Miss Mettye Kelter Miss Bettie Fout and families across Rocky Creek Clarendon Westminster Lewistown and Baltimore as well as travel by train and car to Washington Philadelphia and Nebraska with updates on kidnappings arrests marriages and a few local incidents.
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Maz Lena S
Moses Mierse
Virgie
Nettle Conard
Clare County
Thin City
Augustus
J. B. Conard
Ada
F. Coward
Serryville
Mary A. Font
Minnie
Nettie Con- Bit
Rocky Creek Farm
Clarke County
Samuel Isnag
Rockville
Lewistown
Gertia Little
Westminster
O.J. Lewis
Clarendon
Texas
James L. Howard
Baltimore
J. A. Ramsburg
Nebraska
Thomas M. Gorsuch
Mary Advey
Hagerstown
Glenn H. Worthington
West Third Street
Jacob Filler
Virginia
C. N. Hauer
Washington
Lawrence Bentz
Charles G. Thomas
Robert Denner
Geo. W. Grove
Tilton
Philadelphia
P.R. R
O. M. Buracker
Granpan
Rutchinson
Beltimoe
Ohio
News Snippets From Across Cities
Wilhem Feeber and George Ward are arrested in New York. San Francisco Athletic Club matches Joe McAuliffe and Patsy Cardiff for an upcoming bout in December. Dennison of the Hen Hal company dies by suicide in New York. Mrs Parnell shows slight improvement and can eat. Ex President Cleveland and others address a mammoth meeting at Madison Square Garden with about 20,000 in attendance. Queen Victoria’s granddaughter Louise marries Prince Albert of Schleswig-Holstein. huge congratulatory messages issued.
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Wilhem Feeber
George Ward
Green Goods
New York
San Francisco Athletic Club
Joe McAuliffe
Patsy Cardiff
Dennison
Hen- Hal Company
Parnell
Cherles Stewart Parnell
Local Briefs Mixed With Weather And Rail News
Brief items report budget notes, business moves, and a storm forecast. Sheff relocates a Reedystttle shop to Je%erman for continued operations. October profits and forecasts hint at storms and frost. A minor storm with thunder passed Westminster Monday near six. State spending in September totals 44 205 49 with deaths, accidents, sickness listed. Trains run evenly at Ligers town across four lines. Bennet's Comedy Company to perform at City Opera House next week. Blumenauers shop hosts fall and winter opening October 28 29. Otis Kepler and Mamie E Byam marry in Washington. Inquest verdict finds no one to blame for Jesse Porter’s death from a freight collision. Parity Lodge IO GT plotting for quarter. Six plasterers and two haulers froze. Baltimore crew arrives to plaster new building. Mr Peter Seeger fills his cellar. Mr J B E Harley nears completion of residence near Burkittsville. Board of Charities meets Thursday, election day shifting. Northwestern farmers report birds preying on chickens and young turkeys. B and O Railroad to build many houses at Brunswick for workers.
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Bright
Pennsylven
Ligerstown
Bennet
City Opera House
Bleccaver’s
Washington, D. C
Otis Kepler
Frederick
Mamie E. Byram
Jesse Porter
Knoxville
Owings’ Alls
Western Maryland
Blumenauers
Parity Lodge
I.O.G.T
Baltimore
Pepinbaees
Peter Seeger
East
Patrick Street
Ir. J. BE. Harley
Burkittsville
Board of Charities and Correction
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brunswick
Destructive Forest Fire Near Zyvansville Ind
A sweeping forest fire raged thirteen miles from Evansville along the Evansville and Indianapolis railroad. Dry conditions allowed rapid spread from cleared underbrush started by Daniel Ferguson. By 2 am Ferguson’s home, Taylor’s farm, Buges and Lansford properties were burned, with a final line of flame encircling the area and one casualty named Jim.
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Zyvansville
Ind
Evansvillle
Evansville
Indianapolis
Daniel Ferguson
Ferguson
Jim
British Schooner Seraphine Reports Sighting Shipwrecked Four Masted Vesse l
Bosros Oct 23 The British schooner Seraphine arrived and her captain reports spotting a four masted schooner wrecked 35 miles south of Matinicus on Saturday The vessel carried 800 tons with four black masts and bright fast heads A sailor disappeared after a sudden lurch as distress signals appeared and Seraphine moved to aid but contact was lost.
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Bosros
Matinicus
Ali Bane
Seraphine
Wiich
Tilden heirs win library trust case in New York
In a New York Court of Appeals decision Judge Brown affirms the testator intended a charitable residuary trust with trustees to administer the funds. The ruling rejects free library emphasis and clarifies executors powers while detailing distributions of the Tilden fortune to Mrs Hazard and Governor Tilden’s relatives.
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Allany
N.Y
Tilden
Court of Appeals
Brown
Bradley
Tilden Trust
New York
Tiden
Samuel Tilden
Airs. Pelton
William
Hazard
New York City
Biz Henry
Tilden Meade
England
Starvation in Mexico and Clinton’s fear of corn export ban
A rumor circulates that Mexico may remove corn duties due to cropfailure and drought, while Guanajuato imposes export prohibitions. Reports describe widespread hunger as governors shift to curb grain movement across several states. In New York, Cardinal Preston’s health deteriorates, with doctors warning of limited chances for recovery amid organic heart disease.
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Mexico
Ciry
Mazxico
Guanajuuto
Preston
York
Mger
Thomas &. Preston
Catholic Archdiocese of
New York
Tamthy Y. Aten
Express Derails at Atians and Pacifi Roadway
A San Francisco express train on the Atians and Pacifi roadway derailed sixty miles west of a station after sliding from the track. The rear coach and two cars plunged down an embankment injuring almost all aboard. Mrs. Mary Kistler of Kingman Kansas was fatally endangered. Mrs. Isabella Fuselman of Allentown Pennsylvania among the injured seriously.
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Embankment
A.T
Fins
Yvetas
San Francisco
Mary Kistler
Kingman
Kas
Isabella Fuselman
Allentown
How to Vote Under the Australian Ballot System
A detailed guide explains voter procedures in the Australian ballot method. It covers obtaining a ballot, marking with a rubber stamp and cross marks, folding and depositing, and general rules about time limits, privacy, and handling spoiled ballots.
Progress in State Investigation and Naval Cadet Awards
In Annapolis reports the Senate session focused on eulogies for Senator Mehar Haters Puntshet while addressing state balance questions tied to Keystone Bank. Separately, several naval cadets faced disciplinary actions with demerits or restrictions, and Palo Alto’s horse prepares to challenge a stallion record as Senator Stanford plans trials within days.
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McoCrmant+ Boyer
Haynsisereg
Iebmaralle Ps
Repub
Bri Tlaltpreewaugiee
Agin
Bai Bes
Bover Cay
Riskinson
Bover
Leaver
Join Wieley
Keystone Bank
Senate
Mehar
Assapolis
C. W. Griffiths
Walthmore
L. F. James
South Carolina
Clarewood England
Arkansas
Ridley McLean
Tennessee
A. G. Kavanagh
Nebraska
Santee
Weaderny
Grifiths
Kavanagh
Lawrence 8. Adams
Pennsylvania
Stockrox
Cal
Palo Alto
Allerton
United States
Stanford
Fatally Shot by an Officer in Virginia Altercation
In Nomonx Virginia on October 29 Constable John Poughton exchanged blows with Charles A Scribner on Talbot street and fired a shot wounding Scribner mortally the ball entering near the stomach while Broughton suffered a head beating with his own billy and revolver taken from him Scribner remains critically injured at home and hospital care is noted
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Nomonx
John Poughton
Charles A. Scribner
Talbot Street
Scribner
Broughton
Billy
Change of Venue Sought in Court House Fire Case
Ex-Auditor Tarell and accomplice Burr Haus seek transfer of their burning of the courthouse case from Washington County claiming strong local sentiment will prevent a fair trial. The case was moved to Pike County for trial the second week of November.
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Washington
Ind
Tarell
Burr Haus
Court House
Monarch King Charles in Derlix Meets Imperial Family
King Charles of Roumania arrived in Beau yesterday and was greeted at the railway station by the Kaiser and princes of the imperial family. The visit began with the highest military honors.
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Roumania
Derlix
Beau
Charles of
Eoumania
Kesser
Gloucester Horse Races Report Oct 3 Ait Clamor & Jackstar lead first race
Racing at Gloucester New Jersey on October 3 lists multiple races with results. Notable finishes include Jamea AIT winning the first 16 mile race with Clamor and Jackstar close behind, and various placements for Vailpion Nobia Duke Heart Char treuse Ketcham Lonely Eric Sal William Henry Sir Launcelot Adolph Owen Gordon Logan Topmast.
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Gloucester
N. J
Jamea Ait
Clamor & Jackstar
Vailpion
Jersey
Ketcham
Sgt Eas
Lonely
Eric
Sal
William Henry
Sir Launcelot
Adolph
Owen Gordon
Logan
Gattenberg Races Update From Gorrexuene Track
Race card results show multiple events with finishers and times. Winners include Little Fred, Dalssman, Miss Bello, Asdstons, Sykeston, Gettyburg while riders or owners listed alongside horses such as Rialto, Tioga, Benedic tne, Masterlode, Blitzen, Chorade, Neptanasa, Algernon.
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Gattenberg
Gorrexuene
Fitat
Little Fred
Rialto
Alma Ta
Banque
Sykeston
Blitzen
Chorade
Gettyburg
Neptanasa
Algernon
Philadelphia Markets Close Mixed on Oct 27
The Philadelphia stock market closed unsettled with little movement in Pennsylvania. Reading rose at the open on September earnings but eased later. Lehigh Valley weakened. Produce prices in the market showed mixed wheat, flour, and corn trends with oats steady. Pork and lard futures held firm to weak, while eggs stayed firm in regional trades.
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Priladelphia
Pennsylvania
Reading
Lehigh Valley
G. m
W.inly
Lehigh Darisa
L&ab Town
Minnesota
Sc. Uhl
Sic
Stig
Decumbur
SGI
Pork—Steads
Dal
New York
May Weiers
Bae
Sudden accidents wreck city works site and rail harms
A series of catastrophic incidents struck the city at the Works of the Three Rates Mine Supply Company avenue. Fatalities included John Fink aged 14 Alfred Schafer 17 and M Paul Pfannkuche with others injured. A later Montana event near Great Falls and a Soo Line collision near Thomson Station caused additional deaths and damage.
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Chevetano
Jaeat
Chree Rates
Secon
John Fink
Alfred Schaffer
M. Paul Pfannkuche
Titanic Peck
Schafer
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Ime Teutonic
Loxcox
White Star Line
Tuetonic
Irving
Ious
Ts Cg
Hepetonic
Dams Rock
The
Teutonic
Brucos
Horton
Sam
Sun
Savanash
Mather
Hortons
Sandersville
Neshaminy
Dornestons
Tee Ly
Walter S. Worthington
Western Union
Boston
Westonn Union
Pang
George Washington
Den
Redden
Reddee
Rédden
Eet
Victoria
London
Victora
Doerflinger
Omaha
Omana
Tiebiars
Fittsburg
Bas Beard
Rock Island
Henry W. Jones
Rowe
Palermo
Pound
Wiatsharnn
Wick
Thomas Garrity
Wilkes Barre
Elcerea
Lospos
Frederick Smith
the Treasury
the Strand
Gutteridge
St. Lous
Meary Schleeder
Sam Cummings
Princess Louise
Schleswig-Holstein
Prince Albert of
Achei
Queex Orr
Fox
Lee Green
Farmer Lowe
Kildare
Linden
Green
Deeree
Ilden Heirs
Tee
Sonlions
Philanthropiats
Sr. Perverssure
Moscow
Pie Speapraed
Warner G. Welsh
Board of Election Supervisors
Tallor
Uist Parliculee
Walner G. Welsh
West Virginis
Parsesseces
W. Va
Spencer Ranch
Rexroad
John Smith
Brievil
Rayne
Wasarsetox
Spaulding
J.P. P. Wu
Charles Shebet
W. J. “Thompson
W. P. Morey
Committee of of Philadelphia
A. Barrett
Ssaret Service Division
Treasury Department
Lespes
Leeds
Pabic
Thompsonone Electric Company
Iilass
Perswania Senlstoes
Cleveland
Montana
Fise
Bille
Othee
Conductor
Rungineer
Ponr
Barre
Mont
Worl
Grant Northern Railroad
Great Pally
Guerwoop
Minn
Thomson Station
Here
Westhead
Candactes Copeland
Wee Ewitchine
Samateak
O. E. Hel
Seal & Co
St. Paul
Fred Reon
Prince
Brazil
Lyle
John Coffin
Monteceilo
Minx
Helms
Renn
Soo” Company
Woodson
Smith
Theelac
Indiana Bankers
Inprawarous
Saylor
Superior Court
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Tax Board
Tvond Sadia
Supreme Court
Bear
Ossie
Sie
Bessie Hall
Ively
Hanneh Hall
John Hall
Huing
Elkton
Thomas E. Lee
Parkes
Lospey
Ne ‘Onal ” Press
Dublin
McCarthyne
Exper
National Press
Oglee
Ygas
Ticktorne
Dill
Fresatrs
Grand Jary
W. H. Dill
Clearfield
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