Tur daughter of Italian Prime Minister betrothed to Duke of Comano
A scrambled news digest notes Tur, daughter of Italian Prime Minister Crispi, being betrothed to the Duke of Comano. It also reports on various international items including a French exile’s expulsion, German police actions, grain shipments, a 1812 widow pension claim, Germany’s Africa protectorate plan, and other global events with political and economic intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur
Crispi
Duke of Comano
Multiple Disasters and Front-Page Brevities Across Continents
The issue reports railroad explosions killing two workers, a cable accident in Luzern County injuring three, a murder verdict in Easton, and the death of Dr. Ricord, alongside typhoid at Yale and floods in St. Petersburg. Also covered are Pan American delegates, Kossuth’s citizenship shift, and Red Cross relief concluding in Johnstown.
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Quartermaster's Department
Theo. E. True
John K. Melsde
Eighth Infantry
Granger
Cincinnati
Wabash
Grand Trunk
Thomas Callahan
John Maddox
Ashley
Luzern County
William H. Bartholomew
Easton
Aaron W. Dillard
Pumarre Riconn
Paris
Ricard
Baltimore
Yale College
Neva
St. Petersburg
Minneapolis
Minn
Maxstaxsen Gand
Liverpool
New York
Kossuth
Italy
Cartes McIlvaryue
Brooklyn
Luca
Tisenaich
Saxe-Weimar
Waite
George C. Werner
German Savings Bank of
Newark
N. J
Werner
Count Okuma
Herr Tanchnitz
Leipsic
America
BR. T. Babbitt
Bradford
England
Department of Loth
France
New York World's Fair Guarantee Fund
C. Vanderbilt
New York Central &Judson River Railroad Company
Wagner Palace Car Company
Joseph Pulitzer
Special Commission
London Times
Parnell
Irish National Party
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Evansville
Ind
East St. Louis
Ment
Brighton
William ‘Tindale Robertson
Gerald
C Gladstoeian
Lates
Robert Peel
Cracker Trust Formed in Michigan and Miscellaneous Late News
About twenty cracker manufacturers met in Jackson Michigan on the 3rd to organize a trust to enforce a feed schedule. A Gypsy woman near Deep Creek Virginia died after a bear trap exploded. Over 50 cigar-makers remain on strike at Key West Florida. Cuban operatives have largely returned to Havana. Mrs. M A Yore died near Newport Arkansas aged sixty nine. A $5 000 fire struck Decatur Alabama destroying two blocks of buildings with most of the insured value. A Lincoln county West Virginia jail mob abducted Green McCoy and Milton Haley and hanged them near a tree. A Delhi Louisiana pier incident damaged Jewish stores. John Tullis killed by Jobo Tullis at Tylertown Mississippi after a dispute over debt. The President rejected a pardon application for William Spencer jailed at Little Rock Arkansas. North Carolina Farmers Alliance, 55 000 strong, denounces trusts. Bond fraud tied to Ex-Treasurer Burke of Louisiana involved in 373 000 total fraudulent bonds.
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American National Red Crows
Conemaugh Valley
Clara Barton
Orro
Bavaria
Cephalonia
Liverpool
Boston
Holyhead
Samuee Gomrens
New York
Stoney Creek
Grandview Cemetery
Johnstown
Union Pacific Railroad
Tuk
Ottawa
Ont
Imperial
United States Senate
Chile
United States
Joe Bartow Moorwein
Philadelphia
Monongahela Navigation Company
Pittsburgh
Ilis
Ile
de Chabron
Paris
Parnell Commission
London
Davitt
Parnell
Lord League
America
Joseph 5
Boxxey
Lawrence
Mass
Fort Pierre
Pierre
S. D
Interior Department
Ws. Nevirr
Zanesville
Key West
Fla
Havana
M. A. Yore
Newport
Ark
Decatur
Ala
Lincoln County
W. Va
Green McCoy
Milton Haley
Bougtthem
Haley
McCcoy
Kentucky
Delhi
Howar J. Surrmn
Jobo Tullis
Tylertown
Miss
Smith
Tullis
William Spencer
Little Hook
Tex Farmers’ Alliance of
North Carolina
the Alliance
Burke
Louisiana
Kentucky court house battle shifts control of county seat
The Howard faction led by Thoresay Wilton Howard seized Harlan courthouse in Lovinvince Kentucky after a morning clash with County Judge Lewis and about sixty men. Lewis earlier moved to retake the courthouse but withdrew to camp as Howard’s forces secured the town with pickets on approaches. A recapture fight was anticipated.
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Howard
Jorge Lew
Vekhes
Miriam Court- House
Times
Pineville
Thoresay Wilton Howard
Lewis
Harlan Court- Louse
Ith
Harlan Court-Hoan
Ambanh
Ambuscate
James Howard
Harrison Coenty, Ky
Frankfort
Frovernor
Marian County
Wila Howard
Harlan
Outrageous Pedler Assaults Milburn Shoemaker’s Wife
In Newark New Jersey on a Thursday night a peddler beat a woman and took twenty seven dollars after demanding money. The assailant, identified as John McFquire, was arrested after a pursuit and held at the police station. The injured woman is not in critical condition but is expected to recover.
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Newark
N. J
Isaiah Mareh
Milburn
Marsh
Jane Strowbridge
Short Hill
John Mcfquire
Henry McCullough
McCullough
McCollough
Williams
Fort Pierre settlers face eviction as government claims land
Private interior department notices threaten Fort Pierre settlers with removal across the river, asserting the town sits on government land to be opened for settlement. Northwestern Railway conditions and military orders add to the pressure. Harry Milton, a Fort Pierre post office clerk, reports gunfire during a midnight incident, prompting inspector Curlis to investigate suspected self inflicted injury.
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Preece
Fort Pierre
Interior Department
Northwestern Railway
Fanco
S. D
Harry Milton
Harry
Syppatiy
Post Office
P. Curlis
Adjutant-General
Steamboat Gamma Sinks on Vasoo River
The Gamma steamboat under Captain C White sank near Preach Bend on the Vasoo River below the theweend. It was valued at 810,060 and partly insured. Efforts to raise the vessel are expected, while Mise Annie F Johns of Leakerilla N. is reported dead.
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White
Preach Bend
Vasoo River
Mise
Annie F. Johns
Leakerilla N
Angel of Mercy
Confederate Veterans of Mississippi organize at Aber deen opera house
The Grand Camp Confederate Veterans of Mississippi convened at the Aber deen opera house with Capt KO Sikes presiding. Committees were named for enrollment constitution and by laws and permanent organization as officers and rules were adopted.
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Organization of the
Grand Camp Confederate Veterans of Mississippi
KO. Sikes
Ehmeman
A.J Miller
J. J. Evans
Ob Sykes
E. L. Sykes
Mition
J. L. Finley
Newman Cayce
G. J. Buchanan
Titik—Grand Camp Confederate Veterans of
Dr. Cook
James Linkins
Cuatnaux
Pike
B. F. Ward
Montgomery
K.G. Porter
Tate
Opera House
Swees
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Geewany
Africa
Witeo
Kismaya
Sm Eor Ann WatTkKivs
Treman Cole
Marysboro
Ireland
Inspector Martin
Father McFadden
M. Trastweiler
Brunig Railway
Sherman
Unicc
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Ness
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Supreme Court of
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Im Copper
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Sal
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Jack the Ipper
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Malietoa Tamasese
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Americas National Red Draw
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Opt. M
Clare Marton
the Times
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Red Croca
Jackson, Mich
Worthz
Deep Creek
Es Camp
Mie Johns
Cotten
Crawfordhville
Martha Harris
S.J. Palmer
Catahoula Parish
Grand Jury
Montgomery County
Gainet Burke
New Orleans
E. A. Burke
Charleston
Arriers of
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Cioterner
Governor Fowle
Joseph Krank
Louisville
Krank
Jackson
Horkshot
Georgia Pacific Railway
Fayette Court House
Birmingham
Cora Husking
John Mitchell
Stuart
Patrick County
Burwell Foley
Henry Haley
Foley
Obey
Fapress
the Southern Express Company
Jackson, Tenn
Confederate Veterans
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