London Steamer Burned. many burned and dead
Sept 17 The London and Fainburgh Steamship Company steamer between Leith and London caught fire in the ladies cabin. Seven bodies were found charred in berths. Passengers fled to deck as flames and smoke filled the ship. The fire originated in the lamp room and was subdued around 4 AM.
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Cuban Insurrection Battles Reported Across Provinces
Dispatches from Havasa describe clashes across Santa Clara Mantanass and Las Piedras as insurgents attack plantations and towns. Government forces claim counterattacks kill several rebels while sustaining casualties, with artillery and defense efforts reported along the Altamira plantations and surrounding villages.
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Six Die in Crossings Tragedy Near Ayordbury Va
Six persons died after a southern railroad crossing accident at Lawyers Station two hundred yards from the track. A vehicle carrying Joseph Callahan of Rustburg Campbell County, two women, a girl about 36, and two small children was struck by a bound passenger train. Fire destroyed the vehicle occupants, with the young girl dying shortly after. authorities probe how the wreck happened at that location. The man posing as a detective swindled locals with counterfeit coin schemes.
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Mix of ship losses and other hunting news around the world
Reports from Berlin and New York describe a sinking rumored in North German Lloyd service with ten drowned. Other brief items note Bremen line ships en route, a Chicago trainer’s warning, a Tennessee society meeting, Chattanooga mining park dedication, a Welshman hanged, a derailment in Collinsville, drought idling miners, executions scheduled in Dennemora, Wilkes-Barre water famine, a Paris marriage plan, a Nebraska duel, Langtry divorce suit, and Harrison arrival in Philadelphia.
Tilted feud as Tillman and brother clash over new Saluda County name
The Carlisle state constitutional convention witnessed a heated clash between Senator Tillman and his brother George D Tillman over naming a new Saluda county. Tillman accused Butler of betrayal to reformers while George mocked the feud, declaring strong feeling in his heart. After sharp exchanges and accusations of political cowardice, a vote settled the matter with 90 to 50 in favor of naming the county But for, instead of Latinwteml.
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New Jersey Judge Upholds Act in Constitutional Taxon
Judge Magis of the New Jersey Supreme Court dissents to uphold the constitutionality of the elective judiciary. He argues the legislature may alter or abolish the heart of the common pleas and that historical changes show the provision’s broad force. The piece notes related strikes, boxing police interference, and various events around Sept 17.
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The Darrant Trial and Night Ride Incident
The article reports on the Darrant trial with testimonies identifying him as a suspect in Miss Lamont’s murder. Witnesses describe a dramatic scene outside Norman School and a man waiting near the building. A crowd disperses after a shooting near Bartlett Street, with police investigating and tensions rising over the case. The report also notes a church synod’s rejection of a revised New Testament usage and a separate railway accident injuring several men.
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Market Flash Slips and Shifts in Sept Trade
New York and Philadelphia stock and produce quotes move erratically with no net price change. Reports show fluctuating bids on major items including Delaware & Hudson, Lehigh Valley, and Pennsylvania lines, while wheat corn and oats retreat with September bids. pork, dairy, and cheese hold near steady as cattle and lambs see mixed demand in New York markets.
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