Exaggerated Crime Gangs and Extradition Sparks
A garbled report outlines actions against gangs of professional robbers led by river of exiled leaders, mentions extradition of Bagserr Sewrr from Polk county Nebraska to El Paso Texas, and notes various legal actions including prize rights indictments in Portland Oregon and sentencing. It references rail security, corporate hiring bans, and a broader mix of World’s Fair items and river disasters with multiple dates and places.
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Tus
James
Youngers
Barrows
Bagserr Sewrr
Polk County
Neh
Jagres
Mexico
Frank Campbell
Nebraska
el Paso
Tex
Tax collector’s arrest and railway segregation law notes
Telegrams recount a Roswellville Ala tax collector jailed for alleged embezzlement with suits dropped on conditions and his disappearance suspected. Other items report Kentucky railroads must provide separate cars for white and colored passengers, Cleveland forest land designation, mobile storm flooding, and various local incidents across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswellville
Ala
Kentucky
Drowned miners in Mansfield mine disaster at Crystal Falls
A massive flood from the Moehaogames river swept into the Mansfield mine near Crystal Falls Michigan, drowning 28 workers who were underground for twelve hours. Most remain missing as rescuers failed to reach the lower levels before water filled all cavities, closing the mine for good. The accident halted ore shipments from the district, a region already hit by a mining downturn.
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Guasp
Masrem
Berchebheest
Terre Hamte
Meuse Amt
Liege
Belgium
Tralee
Humbert
Vermee
Juste Meteman
Lea
D. C
Messrs
Aimeworth Covert
Sesee
Flei
France
Saar
Aimidiens
Falls
Mid
Moehaogames
Mane Sel
Fortrain
Crystal Falls
Mansel
Nike Cote
Sedeck
Anxios
Mansfield
Michigamee River
Irom County
Irom
Weekly Trade Review amid Monotone Market Signals
A condensed summary notes a dull U S trade week with mixed factory outputs and modest price shifts. Analysts highlight weak consumer demand, slight inflationary pressure, and cautious stock movements across industries including textiles, machinery, and grains, with caution over future demand and export prospects.
Supreme Court opens term amid new Court of Appeals debut
The Supreme Court begins its term next week with a docket page that showcases the new Court of Appeals and signals the pace of cases. Key items include the Geary Chinese law appeal from the northern district of California and the Mormon case, with other noted matters ranging from railroad disputes to mineral land questions in the Montana region. Justice confirmation developments may leave the court one member short at the start.
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Court of Appesis Wasmixeros
Geteber
Supreme Court of the United States
Teday
Court of Appeals
Ah Sing
United States
California
Lemon
Lake Shore
Ann Arbor
Fort Smith
Aric
Montana
W_ H Hornblower
New York
Samearl Blatchford
Brown
Brewer
Jackson
Washington
Hornblower
Torneys
Cleveland
Weather notes show warm days and scattered rains across state
Weather summary reports a week of warm sunshine with partial cloud cover and scattered rainfall in northern areas midweek. Central and southern districts saw rain by yesterday afternoon. Harvests progress while corn sorghum and hay crops improve. potato and turnip crops in good condition though fall gardens remain dry.
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Viexsaras
Sarwanm Met Vol. Co
Greenville
Memphis
Monroe
Port Gideon
Vicksburg
Yasex City
Fragmented World Notes From A Busy Decade Page
The report gathers scattered items: political moves in Washington with resignations and nominations, Samoa unrest and Pacific affairs, World’s Fair notes, Chinese and Japanese merchant activity, fiscal hints on bonds, and religious parliament remarks. It mentions figures like Robert F. in the District of Columbia, Secretary Carlisle, J. R. Garrison, and Julia Ward Howe, plus global events from Rio de Janeiro to Seattle.
Prisoner Pomeroy’s secret tunnel plan spurs renewed search
A state prison officer reports Jesse Pomeroy, the long imprisoned youth killer, has been found digging mortar from his cell walls and hiding tools. Earlier a hidden tunnel link and iron supply were spotted but blocked. Miss Harper of Cincinnati and McDonald planned a church wedding, with congratulations offered.
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Bostons
Jesse Pomeroy
Pomeroy
Amd
Yellow fever outbreak worsens in Brunswich Georgia
Reports list twelve new yellow fever cases and sixty five patients under care. Surgeon Murray returns from Jesup and confirms autopsy findings on deputy sheriff Warren, noting likely incubation mysteries and ongoing suffering among enslaved Black residents. The illness is projected to persist until frost with four fifths of Brunswich's 5000 residents affected. Murray visits Miss Ovilla Dart on St Simons Island before returning by special train.
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Murray
Jesup
K. Warren
Warren
Ovilla Dart
St Simon's Island
Brunswiele
Jealous lover shoots rival and wounds in boarding house
In a dawn attack on October 2 William Smitha shot and killed Henry Miller in self defense and jealousy sparked a fatal throat wound. Miller lay in a critical condition after the gunfire and subsequent assault as the row over Mary Polst, a German woman of 23, intensified. Authorities report the Brazilian port tensions and foreign ships urging restraint as Admiral de Mello travel plans shift following a rebel stance near Rio de Janeiro.
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William Smitha
Henry Miller
Berm
Mary Polst
Smidthau
Smidtha
Miller
Exchange Telegraph Co
Admiral de Mello
Rio de Janeiro
Harber
G. Hugh Windham
Brazil
Whitecaps Burn Cotton House and Mills in Franklin County
Report from Sept.5 describes Whitecaps setting fire to Alfred Kif Ath’s cotton house and three bales of seed cotton near his Franklin County farm. Fence also burned but saved. guards kept watch. Damage also linked to water mill and gin owned by Dan Lasseer in Lincoln County. Community fear grows amid threats tied to courthouse riot defendants and a declared anti Jewish stance by Whitecaps.
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Brocanmaves
Alfred Kif- Ath
Here
Franklin County
Dan Lasseer
Lincoln County
Asi
Chrisman
Whitecaps threaten violence in Marshall County and county outrage
Reports from Sept 27 describe Whitecaps pasting gins with threats to burn cotton if prices rise, stirring alarm among farmers and merchants worried by supposed land and labor tensions. Other items record a manslaughter case near Burnsville, outrages by Whitecaps in Lawrence County, and local public affairs mentions.
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G&g
Dee & Co
R G Dun & Cos
Ays & Com
Piet
United Saatee
Elgoren
Ube
Seuthers
Lee Deere
Delbert
Irda Grachiae Sherpe Sail Mills
Uae
Sal
Norris
Femans
Saaty Force
New York
Moston
Cudmerr
Gebl
Germany
Gaul
Hotty Srauses
Whitecaps
Marshall County
Wir Bear
Burnsville
Free Wit Baptist Church
Lawrence County
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Vileer
Portiamt
Ore
M EL Susith
Sayer
Denver
Col
Bess
Cunceme
Bowley
Stefordshire
Clieten
Mississippi
Wochi
Fosteastes
Giles City
Arizami
Robert Roberts
Ayar
Ile
Arkansas Valley
Brunswick
Indiana Dar
Hamburg
Sim
Passwest
Oregon
Mobile
Haim
Mobile Cipal
Bessemer Ure Trust
Louisville
Louisville & Nashville
Bradford
Ark
W Whitley
Tescs
Standard Oil Company
Lockeville
Isc
Granteburg
Wis
Hiram Jacobs
Hiram Brewington
Lacies Monus
Mt Vernon
Winchester
Dames
Weekly Business Review
THE
Supreme Court
Wielta
Berge the Soth
Wiege
Senate
Robert F
District of Columbia
Mint
Speis
Bas
Madris Sea
Sebastian
Locis Stevesses
Seo Francisco
Samoa
Canada
Carlisle
J. R. Garrison
Treasury Department
Sanesos
Wass
Northwestern Guarantee Lean Co. Pact. Mime
Ister Imforma
Krva
Hanford
Seattle
Wash
Colum
Momey
Julia Wari Howe
Religious Parliament
Hica
Fiekhie Asuie Harper
Miss Harper
Cincinnati
McDonald
First Unitarian Church
Mc Donald
Branswich
Ginn
Mas Trowas H. Coterss
Sunfower Couunty
West Point
Major Collins
Sunflower County
Board of Levee Commissioners
T. J. Dwoert
Oscar Stewart
Ana
Stewart
Brookhaven
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