Execution of Mrs Maybrick Set for August 26
London reports fix August 26 as the day for Mrs Florence Maybrick’s execution. Ministers, the American colony in London, and the Queen seek a reprieve or pardon. The Home Office clerk notes the Queen’s interest in reviewing trial material and prior histories. The jury’s verdict is confirmed as unanimous after review of evidence.
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Lonpoxs
Florence Maybrick
Lincoln
United States
London
Maybrick
Home Office
Hera
Prio
Home Secretary
Charles Russell
Brierly
Royal Visit Bridges Emperors Francis Joseph and William
August is marked by a cordial meeting as Emperor Francis Joseph arrives in Berlin. He is greeted by Emperor William Prince Henry and Bismarck with troops and cheering crowds along the Unter den Linden. The Berlin papers praise the visit for peace in Europe.
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Boetry
Francis Joseph
Austria
William
Prince Henry
Prince Bismarck
Thiergarten
Unter den Linden
Herbert Bismarck
von Moltke
von Blumenthal
Bersine
Frederick
Berlin
Europe
Boulanger Trial Moves to Senate Court Ruling
Paris August 12 The Senate Court debates its competence to try General Boulanger after a letter claims he was seen in Clermont-Ferrand the day he allegedly visited Paris in disguise. The Right refuses secrecy on the proceedings and objects to treason as the charge while a party meeting ends participation.
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Paris
Chevroton
Thirteenth Army Corps
Boulanger
Clermont-Ferrand
Senate
M. Dervillere
Spl Ot
Cos Eee
Ancmiteee
General Boulanger
Right
Ord
The Egyptian Policy Stays Unchanged Says Salisbury
In the House of Lords Lord Salisbury states the Government will not alter its policy in Meret and cannot fix the limit of English troop stay. He notes obligations entered into must be fulfilled, as questions raise about intervention or retreat. In Dublin a side note mentions Mr. Tener, agent of Lord Clanricarde, riding to Wood-...
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Lorspox
House of Lords
Lord Salisbury
Earl of Carnarvon
Dublin
Tener
Eviction Amid Town Turmoil Hits Local Stakes
A fragmented report notes a land dispute with eviction threats near a town center. It mentions an escape by a Mr Tener and a horse death in the scene, suggesting a tense, disputed property matter with limited details.
Turkey and Powers Clash Over Greek Rebellion Call
A Constantinople dispatch to the Exchange Telegram Company reports semi official notes from the Sultan to Greece. It states he will oppose any landings to start rebellion in waters and that Greece faces pressure from M Tricoupis backed agents. The Grand Vizier accuses Greece of fomenting riots in several regions.
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London
Exchange Telegram Company
Constantinople
Greece
M. Tricoupis
Yritten
Turkey
Demonstration in Athens Ends in Fatal Clash Near PM’s Residence
A pro Creten rally outside Prime Minister Triopous residence in Athens turned violent as troops charged the crowd. One gendarme was killed and several Crete supporters were wounded during the melee.
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Athens
Tricoupis
Turmoil in Atlanta Sparks Race Tensions After Burning in Effigy
Atlanta is tense after a burning in effigy of Colonel Buck and General Lewis over a registry appointment for a Black worker. The Defiance presses incendiary rhetoric, a Black man’s self defense murder stirs crowds on Decatur Street, and authorities rally a white militia as 800 rounds of ammo are kept ready.
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Atlanta
Buck
Lewis
Registry Department
Evening Journal
Decatur Street
Atlanta Rifles
Atlantis
Grand Army estimates for Grand Commander race in Milwaukee
Mr Hadfield of New York, Vice Grand Commander, visits Washington and discusses the upcoming Grand Army encampment in Milwaukee on the 28th inst. Alger of Michigan is viewed as a strong candidate for Grand Commander amid other hopefuls. Commission Tanner plans not to run.
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Hadfield
New York
Grand Army
Milwaukee
Alger
Michigan
Indies
Bbs
New Igetew
Itera
York
Rusk
Tanner
Dudley
Tanser
Miss Macrum Silent on Library Hall Matter
The article notes Miss Macrum the librarian cannot clarify the status of the Library Hall Company and the Young Men's Mercantile Library and Mechanics Institute. It mentions self made men influential in the city and hints at future developments without furnishing specifics.
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Library Hall Company
Young Men's Mercantile Library and Mechanics’ Institute
Miss Macrum
Eli
Hall Company
Scaffold Fall Injures Man On Southside Home
Lawrence Conway fell from a scaffold at a McClay Street house on Southside injuring his hip wrist and two ribs while hospital surgeons report recovery ahead. A steampipe joint loosened at Jones & Laughlin's mill caused a neighborhood steam shock. Police deem no one responsible in an August encampment notice at Conneaut Lake.
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Lawrence Conway
McClay Street
Southside
Rai Ned Saas
Mercy Hospital
State del Bea
Jones & Laughlin's
Conneaut Lake
Muck iron mill on Carson Street resumes operations
The West End sheet iron mill on Carson Street below Main resumed yesterday after a year’s idleness. The connected sheet iron mill will be started Thursday, signaling renewed activity in the local industry.
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West End
Carson Street
Main
Tragic Suicide Ties to Baby's Death in Lawrence
A Lawrence father, Harry Sullivan, jailed on murder charges for his infant's burns, hanged himself in his cell while doctors autopsied the child. He maintained innocence to the end as his wife faced questions and the police shifted to a suicide-based theory.
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Lawrence
Mass
Harry Sullivan
Sullivan
Sullivan House
Marshal Brown
Aga Op
Bear story told by Sanec Cox at Washington briefing
Surrounded by journalists Hon. S. S. Cox improvised a tale from the Western wilds about a bear that visited a inn daily to eat swill and hogs, leaving the swine lean. Mrs. Cox and the speaker described a woman with clothes on a path, sparking suspicion they were being tricked as the bear tale unfolds.
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Boling
Sanec Cox
Washinctton
Cox
Western Wilds
Successful in Every Way on New Cruiser Atlanta
Report by Captain Howell on Gardiner's Bay target practice shows the Atlanta’s batteries and guns in prime condition after recent repairs. Eight-inch, six-inch, six-pounder, Hotchkiss rapid fire, and Gatling arms performed with no mishaps as canvas targets were engaged at 1,000 yards off Montauk Point. The exercise confirmed ship readiness and precision, with details on ammunition and target setup.
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Atlanta
Navy Department
John A. Howell
Gardiner’s Bay
Hotchkiss
Montauk Point
Gardner's Island
Dupont
Tin Plate Plant Aim in Exposition Plan
Mr John D Morgan of this city and his four iron and tinworking sons depart for Pittsburgh to construct a tin plate plant for the Exposition. The plant will produce tin plate of all kinds to prove U S quality equals European standards. Morgan previously built mills at Wellsville Wellsville Ohio 1873 Leechburg Pennsylvania 1876 and McKeesport 1876.
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Pee Awe
Pam
Martin’s Fenry
John D. Morgan
Pitteburg
United States
Europe
Wellsville
Leechburg
Demler
McKeesport
Fall novelties arrive as sales seek to clear current stock
The boys clothing department announces buyers abroad have begun shopping for fall items and that this month will see the first fall novelties arrive. The store urges mothers to buy now to take advantage of strong bargains while current stock is cleared.
Summer coats and vests sale at loss
We have sold piles of them this season but due to large purchases we still have thousands of light garments on hand. Owing to the advanced season we are willing to part with them without our usual small profit and even at a loss. White and fancy linen dress vests are included in the sale.
Flannel and Silk Shirts Offered at Record Low Prices
The firm touts immense popularity of Flannel Shirts and plans to break sales records this week. They attribute expected gains to strikingly low prices on French Flannel and Silk striped shirts to tempt buyers to purchase multiple garments.
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Life Kingdom
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Douglas
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Brockton
Congress
U.S
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Pam Sisheng
Ladies’ Shoes
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Perignon
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