Multilingual Greek King and Local News Mix
A crowded collage of notes touches on Trae kng of Greece speaking twelve languages, Vermont funding a state building at the World’s Fair grounds, and New Jersey outlawing horse tail docking. Other items note marriage in Fort Dodge, Arizona’s territorial status, and a surge in ore prices and political shifts across Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trae Kng
Greece
Franci
Andy Yankee
Cass County
Aso
Constantinople
New Jersey
Alabama
Vermont
Russia
Poland
Seige
Costle
Fort Dodge
Anizona
Ambersurke
Reichstag
East Africa
Sietra Madre
Cal
England
Mars. Cleveland
Savannah
Father Ryan
Confederacy
Porriog PatuMer
Warnet
Missouri
Turkey
Bocus
Seill
New York
Spurgeon
Reecent
Spain
Boston
United States
Enison
Turopoik Rooseveelt
Far West
A. Gin
Marion
N. C
Empire State Express
Albany
Syracuse
Lancaster
Richard Waasrr
Siegfried
Bayreuth
Lorna
New York City
Park
Chaseeaty
Explosion at Loban barracks signals anarchist war declares terror
Paris reports an early morning blast at the Loban barracks near Hotel de Ville damaging the building and surroundings. Anarchist leaders vow a war of terror, saying property destruction will continue until the state falls. President Carnot signs a penal clause making deliberate explosive damage punishable by death.
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Carnot
Paris
Loban Barracks
Republican Guard
Hotel de Ville
St Gervais
Chamber of Deputies
General Enochs Opposes Deep Waterway Survey
Gen Enochs tells Ohio lawmakers not to ask Congress for another survey of a Cincinnati to Toledo deep water canal. He cites Maj Wilson's 1849 cost estimate of 5 597,17213 and notes costly routes via Pittsburgh and Lake Erie, urging exploration of the Cleveland to Portsmouth path as shorter and cheaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enochs
Polédo
Cincinnati
Ohio Legislature
Congress
Toledo
John M. Wilson
U. S Corps of Engineers
Forty-ninth Congress
Maj. Wilson
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Columbus
Portsmouth
Doctor Hammond's surgical determent of murder proposal
New York march 16 Dr William A Hammond of Washington spoke to the Society of Medical Jurisprudence advocating a surgical operation to prevent propagation of murderers. He argued capital punishment could be replaced by a procedure that would deter murderers more effectively, preventing any further murders from those treated. The discussion that followed was inconclusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
New York
Wm. A. Hammond
Washington
Society of Medical Jurisprudence
Cleveland’s Position Pressed by Bragg Letter
General Bragg urges Grover Cleveland to publicly declare his willingness to be the Democratic presidential nominee. In a Fond du Lac letter, Bragg asks Cleveland to say the name may be presented to the National Convention and that he would accept if nominated. Cleveland replies that he cannot pursue a self seeking canvass and upholds open party methods while supporting democratic principles and party success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Edward S. Bragg
Cleveland
Fond du Dac
National Democratic Convention
Lakewood
N. J
Hox, Epwarp
Bunco
United States
Rey
Grover Cleveland
Senate Debate On Behring Sea Question Continues
The Senate in executive session debated the Behring Sea dispute after receiving a president's message with Behring Sea commission extracts. Senators Sherman Butler Morgan Platt White and others spoke as efforts to protect U S rights and await arbitration were discussed, with papers referred to the Foreign Relations Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WasuHingrox
Senate
Lord Salisbury
Sherman
Committee On Foreign Relations
United States
Butler andLlorgan
Messrs. Platt, White
Railroads Prepare to Contest Indiana Tax Law
Railroad attorneys and officers meet in Indianapolis to challenge a state tax law arguing it conflicts with the constitution. Major lines including Big Four and Pennsylvanian systems plan suits to enjoin April levy collections, warning of major tax revenue impacts and potential public business disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
India
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Big Four
Pennsylvania
Lake Erie and Western
Monon
Mackey
Court of Last Resort
Congress in March lists bills and votes in Senate and House
March 9 to 15 records show the Senate handling a direct tax fund resolution for West Virginia, passing the pure food bill, and various naval, pension, and public works measures. House actions include military records corrections, territory hood bills for Arizona and New Mexico, and post office construction authorizations amid broader debate on tariffs.
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Washington
Senate
West Virginia
Hale
Naval Committee
Naval Department
Chicago
Samel GB. Smith
Thomas Thompson
Cornelius Thompson
Priite
Geo. Agen
Richard Curl
Kentucky Cavalry
Scott Mulford
Indiana V. I
Senator Voorhees
Robert P. Graham
Sherman
Ohio
Great Lakes
Ohio River
Gideon Neff
S Fife
Cooper
Indiana
Ford Anderson
Archibald Anderson
5Th
Indiana W
Jacob Hoshart
First
Indiana Heavy Artillery
Outhwaite
John C. T
Pennsylvania Cavalry
Pearson
Henry Merritt
Mexico
Hovasse
Brice
Dolph
Fairport Harbor
Lake Erie
Lorain Harbor
Starve Island Reef
Port Clinton
Maumee River
Hfc Millan
Michigan
District of Columbia
Senator McMillan
House Committee On Territories
House
New Mexico
Bs Afr
Stone
Kentucky
Susan
Chambers
Fulton County
U.S
J. W. Know
Carroll County
U. S
Sarah F. Dickson
Caldwell
Country
Genias
WV. A. Taylor
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Carlisle
Betty
Licking River
Falmouth
Newport
Campbell
Wm C
Indianapolis
Ind
U. 5
Alexander
Pita
Andrew J. Hogsh
Papi
Eagle in South Bloomfield Possesses Brass Collar With O V I 1985
Reuben Dresbach of South Bloomfield in Hocking County reports an enormous eagle shot last Friday. The bird bore a brass collar inscribed with a name and the initials O V I 1985, a gold ring through its beak, and it fought hard before capture, suggesting it once belonged to a regiment.
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Reuben Dresbach
South Bloomfield
Hocking County
Notorious Chief Pipe Found in Old Delaware Burial Site
A hunter party near Pipetown on the Sandusky river unearthed a Delaware Indian grave said to hold Capt. Pipe, famed chief implicated in the burning of Col. Crawford. The burial includes an immense carved stone pipe, flint darts, beads, and a horse-running figure. artifacts suggest preservation varies and some bones remain.
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NeEvapa
Sandusky
Little Sandusky
North
Tiwan
Nevelics
Ee Evada Deposit. Bank
Sullivan and Corbett Sign for $25 000 Pugilists Match
John L. Sullivan and James J. Corbett signed articles to fight on September 7 in New Orleans for ten thousand dollars a side and a total purse of twenty five thousand dollars. W. A. Brady and James Wakely posted forfeits of two thousand five hundred dollars each to back their fighters. The agreement, signed in Room 1835 Park Row New York, was witnessed by sporting men as readiness built for the world championship bout.
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Sullivan
Corbett
Coon
New Orleans
New York
John L. Sullivan
James J. Corbett
James Wakely
Charlesohnson
W. A. Brady
Park Row
Jimmy Wakely
Price Tie Bows Head Anew
An untidy fragment notes a price tie and headwear detail, possibly referencing a market or auction item. The readable text hints at cost concerns and a fashion issue but lacks clear participants or events to specify.
Indiana tone wild with crime and strange events
Madison woman Phebe Barber is arrested for throwing her live baby into a sink hole and covering it with stones. Other items include Henderson ingesting raw eggs, Lozier eating three dozen soft boiled eggs in five minutes, and Stewart contracting hydrophobia from a mad dog bite. Reports cover suicides, lynching near English, a collapsing wall near Seymour, indictments for robbery, saloon prosecutions, burglaries at Windfall, and a large divorce suit in Velpara. The piece notes missing persons, farm gas burns, and various local incidents across Indiana counties.
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Phebe Barber
Madison
Repent Henderson
Lynn
G.S. Lozier
Vevay
Joan Stewart
Crawfordsville
John Shukey
Goshen
Elkhart
William Hupt
Cumberland
William Gipss
English
C. Montgomery
Granville Sidebury
Seymour
Connersville
Grand Jury
Dayton Sammy
Grey
Chesterton
Laalite Enos
Morgantown
New Albany Opera House
Mattie Carnell
Velparaiso
Ws. Voorheel
Hillsboro
D. B. Wurvey
Monrovia
Morgan County
Anna Norep
Lake
War. Moraehouse
Indiana
Oue
Indiana Farmers’ Alliance
Ep. Grees
Laketon
Jas. Oper
Oden
Washington
Jane Berry
Geo. Roy
Cedar Springs
Uckshen
Isaac B. Johnson
Howland & Johnson
Indianapolis
Joan Steward
Columbus
Flat Rock
Stoughton
Missouri
Hill
Anderson
Emanuel Eric
Muncie
Emory Slavin
George Hesge
Henry Nickerson
Peru
Cogn
Port
Moxciz
W. T. Friepiey
Vernon
William A. ‘Shuck
Jennings County
Jons Boyer
Jeffersonville
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the Journal
Hvery C. KH. Odell
South Spring Street
Odon, Ind
Ship Canal
Col. Crawford
Indiana State News
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