Tug Edith Collision on Baltimore River Amidst Murky Claims
Fragmentary report notes a tug Edith collision in the Baltimore river area with a small carce of slunk. a Manipur native is alleged by some to be the man connected to the Janer Quinten murder. Other items include probate court actions, price pledges by National Stove Manufacturers, and municipal bribe allegations in Scranton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith
Baltimore
Manipur
Tured
Janer Quinten
National Stove Manufacturers Iomim
Philadelphia
Nebraska Supreme Court voids Boyd tenure for citizenship
The Nebraska Supreme Court on the sixteenth held that Ov. Boyd did not meet US citizenship requirements and thus was not entitled to office. John M. Thayer became governor after taking possession. Boyd plans to appeal to the US Supreme Court.
Seizure of Etata Ships Amid Neutrality Concerns
The steamship Etata was seized by U.S. authorities near San Diego amid alleged violation of neutrality laws. Officials also ordered seizure of the schooner Robert and Minnie and a war vessel tied to arms for insurgents, while Captain Manzsuem was arrested and warrants issued for other suspected craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etata
San Mego
Cal
United States
Linsit
Las Drreo
Congressional Party of
Chili
Min-nie
Catalina Islands
Department
Washington, D. C
Manzsuem
Marshal Cart
Robert and
Minnie
Inmslrgent Telian
Wessel
Blaine
Owlers
Washington
Vewmels
Etata Hari
Robert
Boant
Craser
Kolert
President Harrison Tours Oregon and Idaho Frontier
President Harrison arrives in Ore gon and Idaho with brief welcomes from Gov ernor, Mayor, and tribal leaders. Indian chiefs complain of broken treaty terms while Umatilla and Cayuse chiefs express goodwill. A large crowd in Pocatello and Boise welcomes the party as Mrs Harrison and officials participate in ceremonies and tree planting.
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Iedises
Oreges
Boise City
Idaho
Fusk
Pesptetos
Ore
Harrison
Wanamaker
Cayuses
Pea
Umatilla
Mia Harrison
Pocatrrto
Oelock
Pelie
W. T. Savidew
Union Pacific Railroad
Rusk
Salt Lake City
Pocatello
Bore Crrt
Tier
Wiley
Finney
Sehoup
Fourth Cavalry
A. B
Gvernor
Messrs Wanamaker Amd Rusk
Capitol
Sherman
Seattle
Weather and public notices from Mississippi reports
The Mississippi weather bulletin notes week rainfall unevenly distributed with only about a third of the state receiving adequate moisture. Temperatures cooled with strong sun and northerly winds hindering crop growth while fruit appears uninjured. Also updates on convict farm incidents, university students, and public notices from state officials and localities.
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Jefferson County
Ghostly clue uncovers Delaney fortune and missing ring
A Memphis man recounts a haunting during a family dispute over a $1000 banked sum and a missing diamond ring. A ghostly hand allegedly points to a mattress opening revealing seven hundred dollars in tens and the recovered ring. The tale follows several sensational notices and local misfortunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Delaney
Memphis
Tenn
Delaney
Mra Delaney
Fire wreckage injuries and fires sweep Potter County
A troop train carrying men to combat Potter County forest fires was wrecked. engine and cars burned, eighty plus men seriously burned and several missing. Panic spreads in Austin Costello Taleton Moore's Run as fires form an impassable wall around towns. News items report various deaths, arrests, and incidents across states, including a Mason in Pine Bluff, ambush in Union County, a murder case in Wheeling, and a large tobacco warehouse fire in Covington. The Southern Baptist Convention met in Birmingham with about 1500 delegates.
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Potter County
Austin
Costello
Taleton
Moore's Run
Penn
Gromer G. Keeler
Pine Bluff
Ark
Wheeling
W. Va
Corenas Matthews
Mississippi County
Matthews
Feark Bexserr
United States
Fort Smith
Fayetteville
F. W. Dosmam & Soxs
Covington
Southern Baptist Convention
Birmingham
Ala
The Flight of the Etata Declared Less Dramatic
Reports of the Etata leaving Sas Steep were exaggerated. The vessel carried about sixty men, with no hidden arms or forced crew. Customs and marshal actions are described, and a plan to meet arms at San Clemente Island is noted. Also reported is William Glasgo of Hull selling 55,000 acres in the James River valley to the New York Land and Irrigation Co. for irrigation projects.
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Panama
Costa Rica
Statos
Pinkertons
Boston
British Cheese of Commons
Recorder Chambers
Verney
North
Tur
Heigh
Japan
John E. Swift
San Francisco
Hong Kong
Yokohama
DaHal
J. Dixon
Jay Gould
Bellevue
New York City
Germany
Dremnorr
American Metical Society
Barre
Josxin Baroxpess
New York
Long Island City
Doncaster
Cass J. Dies
Jayould
Dr. Dixon
Hartford
Long Meadow
Mass
Diwen
Gould
William Nooxas
Wabasha Mieh
Amd
Philatelphia
Granite-Cutters
New York Land & Irrigation Co. S
James River Valley
Eer
Feenexmx Frise
Columbus
Charles J. Dickson
Jay Gonki
Dickson
Mann
Christ
Byrnes
Land Commission
Pueblo
Cal
Canada Line
Ackson
Nome
Sas Steep
Etata
Robert
Minnie
United States
San Clemente Island
Hecox
S. D
William Glasgo
Hull
England
New York Land & Irrigation Co
C W. Barringer
A. W. Wilmarth
Northwest
Colorado
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Kearsarge
Dalton, Inc
Norfolk County
Scranton
Ing
Conn Gobblen
Methail and
Kelly
Ful
Engi
Nhs
Pittsburgh
Biel Om
Canada
Pinneapetis
Crown Boller
Northwestern
Columbia Y
Ort
Simla
Thabet
Fehl
Kevsteme Bank of i
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Camship Stata
Secre
Agricultural Firm & Co. of
Toronto
Ont
Brantford
Kentucky
Indiana
Maesse Torres
Stuart
Post Office
Thas
U. W
Supreme Court of Nebraska
Boyd
Dem
John M. Thayer
Supreme Court of the United States
New Orleans
Grand Jury
Hennessy
Sexaton Cawpon
West Virginia
Jeper Scurrienr
Easton
Bishop Bowman
Chicago
Baron Himson
Pennsylvania
Embrra
Halifax
N.S
Pelican
Newfoundland
Fortune Bar
Caldera Bay
Parma
Italy
Delaware County
Ind
Moscow Gazette
Russia
G Gazette
America
Tampa
Fla
Petre
Evertown
Namber
Pews
Sheffield Scientific School
New Haven
Walley
Otto
Hartung
Matterv
New Albany
Jeffersonville
Saarbrucken
Rhenish
J. F. K. Marshall
Kendall Green
Hampton Institute For Indians
Andrews
California
Sandwich Islands
Secrety Broo
Chicago Board of Trade
Ismias Acexst Patesce
Indian Territory
Bill
Detroit
Michigan House of Representatives
Batnacepa
Wetian Walters
San Diego
Rotert
Crank
Jay Geald
Stehcom
Leless
Wiessa
Warsaw
New Carcass
M. Pasquale Corte
Pocatella
Mat
Mississippi
Mississippi State Weather Service
United States Signal Service
Warren Vareev
Tom Beastey
Haley ~Unty
Grenada
Recorder Stephens
Robert Smith
Mr. Lewes
Barnstown
Leon Lewis
Virginia University
Vanderbilt University
Con W. D. Hotorr
John B. Gordon
United Confederate Veterans
Jackson
J.T. Dasteces
George Gunter
B. Day
Amite County
Isankiia Montgomery
Oktibbeha County
Col. W. B. Montgomery
Adams County
Grand Lodge of
Meridian
Natchez
Holly Springs
Alcorn Woolen Manufacturing Company of
Corinth
Gov. Stoxx
Thomas H. Woods
Supreme Court
Woods
Gov
Lowry
Arnold
Anniston
Morgan
Puch
Farmer
Alabama
Geversaivet
Bkloped
Chattanooga
Annie Johnson
Jack Metts
St. Elme
Walter Selman
Canis
Miss Johnson
Betts
St. Elmo
Visas Johnson
the Twain
Georgia
Cincinnati
Hia
George KR. Crump
Jesse James
Arkansas
Richmond
James
Mr. Crump
Crump
Huntsville
J. M. Metcalfe
St. Paul
Minn
Miss
Juige M. H. Owstry
Lancaster
Proctor Knott
Armistead L. Long
Charlottesville
Lee
Tennessee
Knoxville, Tenn
Clarence Newton
East Tennessee
Little Tennessee River
David Shelby
Vicksburg
Marider
Paducah
Jane Juliet Holt
Little Rock
Shreveport
Fannie Davis
Buck Donaldson
Teddy Odneal
Hal Cope
Dentonounty
Tex
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