19 Sep 1895
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Newspaper
Oxford Eagle
Location
Oxford, Mississippi, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1895
Page
1
Reports state the Russian Folana province is officially declared infected with cholera. The text mentions arrests in London for forgery, a large parade in Louisville Kentucky, and several international incidents. It also notes reunions for Latter Day Saints and a Mexican railway derailment with several injuries.
A sprawling bulletin notes events from Louisville and ports, including a Grand Army encampment opening in Louisville, a Norwegian steamer sinking after collision with the Manila, and a burst of sensational court actions. Reports cover pensions, suicides, postal service discipline, battles in port cities, mine disasters in Michigan, earthquakes in Spain, and a Liberty Bell voyage, with mentions of notable figures and institutions across the era.
The report covers weather impacts on crops across counties, noting heavy rains and delayed planting. cotton and corn yields are forecast lower. It also details Mississippi State University events, including a large spring attendance at University chapel, faculty praise, and a ceremony. Court notes include convictions for various offenses and local tax and school board matters, plus community updates from Ackerman to Water Valley.
A mix of brief notes reports and misread telegram fragments touch on Secueract Mouton altering an order for meat expertutes with a shift in effective date from September 1 to October 1. Norristown Pa residents Lawersen family confronted tragedy from tomato poisoning as children age 16 and younger face survival challenges. A snakebite incident with mistaken self harm misprint appears. A Spanish minister delivered a draft to a secretary of State and a U.S. financial settlement involved 1.44 million. Cedar swamp lands near Waterford N J are noted. Mercury frost conditions and exports for the week show bullion flows to Europe and South America. A Circuit Court verdict favors the city against Spring Valley Coal Company over riot losses. Surgeon-general Du Wray cites precautions against cholera or yellow fever. Wallace Enos state business shift noted with a large medical device dealer’s restructuring.
A diverse set of letters and reports from New York and London discuss the Americas Cup race between Valkyrie and Defender. They cite disputes over start faults, course interference by excursion steamers, and the decision to disqualify Valkyrie. Iselin declines Valkyrie recall offer while praising fair contest principles amid mixed public sentiment.
An express North Shore limited westbound on the Michigan Central derailed near here when a truck under the pilot gave way. The locomotive plowed 15 rods, then tumbled from a slight embankment. Engineer George Peppit of Howes was pinned under the wreck, likely fatally injured. passenger Janet Mamsuatt., Mich., escaped by jumping.
Investigation reveals a larger scale embezzlement alleged against William B. Barr Jr former official of the city. The indictment suggests a vast shortage and prompts questions about the extent of financial misappropriation. President Nelson comments on the unfolding crisis and its political implications.
Reports say rebels attacked the village of Arauirao on a weekend night but were repulsed after hours of fighting. Twenty rebels reportedly died or were wounded as government forces pursued survivors toward Cella. Troops also damaged estates and plantations including La California and Albino estate while securing the area.
The streets remain decorated for the event as soldiers and veterans gather. A prominent figure, Commander Burclay, arrived today with his star and a sizable entourage.
Emperor Vhiem Thiake ten Waldernes sed Appeate Him Flei Rerebel Braits Sept 4 Essperce Willing writes to Cogmt Yoo Walderser praising his strategy in military affairs and reversing earlier measures. The letter appoints Gen Von Waldersee as the only marshal in recognition of his past and present services.
The fetes opening ceremony in Celmorata marked by gymnastic contests and a procession to the Pantheon. Societies paraded to the tomb of Victor Emmanuel as crowds cheered the Italian troops twenty five years after Rome’s occupation.
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