Prorogation of Parliament and shipboard and court news
A Balmoral council confirms Queen's prorogation until November 25. Reports note 107 Mormons landed in New York from the Wisconsin with an attempt to detain them. Victoria BC seafarers sent 27 sealing schooners totaling £400,000 value. Washington rules tide lands not privately owned and borders. Governor reports potato crop conditions as Irish reports arrive. Vermont Medical College bill filed at Rutland amid fraud accusations. Jerome Sweet convicted for wife murder by kerosene fire and given life. Royal quarantine rules loosen for cattle imports. Engagements include Prince Maximilian and Victoria Louise honeymoon plans through Egypt and India. Alaska Company sues North American Co. over seal skins worth 100,000. Navy seeks nickel ore data before ore contracts. Sultan of Vitu resists British authority and pursues hostilities. Former Wisconsin official suffers apoplexy. long-distance Erie to New York line tested. Brooklyn tenement fire prompts rescues. Officer McCann burned. Long Island City mayor sentenced for assault on a reporter. Madison sheriff removed over alleged mischarges. Peters lumber debts and assets reveal near-millionaire status upon settlement. Servian dynasty stability hinted by Czar. Notorious counterfeiter Pete McCartney dies in Ohio prison. Washington cousin dispute over Quant lineage noted.
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Noted New York artist goes blind from cataracts
Anture Lrurey, famed New York artist and illustrator, has become totally blind due to cataracts in both eyes. The article also reports on other scattered events including a Mississippi arrest, anti Jewish expulsions in Eiseneff and Ackerman, and various international and local notices.
Tragic Train Wrecks Claim Multiple Lives In Three States
A Cincinnati Southern passenger train collided with a freight train near Somerset, Kentucky, killing a fireman and conductor and injuring several others. two coaches burned with a postal clerk and another worker trapped. Additional wrecks occurred near Armoundale Oklahoma and New Haven Connecticut with more casualties and injuries reported among crews and passengers.
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Storm Sweeps New Jersey Coast as High Tide Rages
The New Jersey seacoast towns report a severe northeast storm starting Thursday with no letup. Monmouth Beach and Asbury Park areas suffer major damage from waves and high tides, with shops and boat houses washed away. Trains, roads, and rail lines face disruptions along the coast and riverfronts from Keyport to Bay Way while New York Harbor endures extraordinary tidal flooding. In Michigan, ex-treasurer Zina P. King of the University of Michigan Alumni Association is arrested for embezzlement after a prior fund shortage.
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Detroit
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Destructive fire destroys multiple Jackson area stores
A large blaze erupted near Nerlands at 7 60 o'clock causing extensive damage. Smithe store owned by H Meerager burned, followed by Rogers farsitore, Cromcett & Co and Dubmeys dry goods. Firefighters saved some stock but buildings and contents were destroyed. The incident drew hundreds of volunteers and caused substantial property loss.
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