Gladstone to Form New Government as Cabinet Is Named
Gladstone heads to Osborne House with a complete cabinet list for the Queen. Lord Salisbury sails to tender the Conservative resignation while Lord Herschell and Coleridge are linked to India and the Lord Chancellorship. The Queen frets over royal household appointments and the upcoming monetary conference hinges on English delegates led by Currie.
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Associated Press
Gladstone
Osborne House
William Vernon Harcourt
John Morley
Lord Herschell
India
Coleridge
Sir Charles Russell
Viceroyalty of
Mr. Gladstone
Lord Salisbury
London
Portsmouth
Isle of Wight
General Ponsonby
Victoria
Duke of Devonshire
Osborne
Mr. Stone
Cabinet
Foreign Office
House of Commons
International Monetary Conference
Dresden
Two U S Citizens Await Russian Reply on Canoe Voyage
Ment to permit two American citizens Messrs. Bigelow and Remington to make a canoe voyage along the coast of Russia, but the Russian Foreign Office has not deigned to make an answer.
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Ment
Messrs. Bigelow
Remington
Russia
Arabs in Rebellion Threatens Kongo State and Trade
Aug 12 report: Arab uprisings disrupt Katanga operations on the Upper Kongo river. Twenty Katanga Company agents killed or captured as Berneert seized. stations on the Lualaba and Lomami destroyed. Rebels threaten expeditions led by Captain Jacques and Captain Joubert. fears extend from Zanzibar to Angola.
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Brussels
Katanga Company
Kongo
Berneert
Nyangwe
Lualaba
Ribara
Lomassi
Stanley Falls
Isa
Jacques
Joubert
Zanzibar
Angola
Cholera Cases Rumored Across St Petersburg
Dozens of latest cholera cases are known to have occurred in St Petersburg but no official announcement has been made.
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St. Petersburg
Lost six thousand dollar bride shocks Marion county tale
Moses Bradford an 85 year old Marion county resident and millionaire planned to wed 23 year old Indiana Dante for a $6,000 bride price. The plan collapsed when attorney Joseph Duckworth intervened and arranged his own marriage to Mrs Dante, while Bradford’s earlier marriage to Mrs Mackey had drawn criticism. The bride was described as refined and previously a domestic worker.
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Dollie Snider
Indiana Dante
New Orleans
Mra Danto
Mra Bradford
Bradford
Mra Snider
Josep Duckworth
First Blood of the Campaign in Charleston
In Charleston South Carolina Editor J H Moore of the Daily Sun and Mark Morrison clash on a streetcar Moore draws a gun Morrison disarms and pins Moore against car side Police arrest Moore bail set at 25 cents for concealed weapon and assault Morrison bailed at 10 cents for tomorrow Moore had attacked Morrison in print calling him liar The heated race ahead of the August 30 primary described as a Democratic family fight.
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Charleston
J. H. Moore
The
Daily Sun
Mark Morrison
Moore
Morrison
Reform
Toney
Michael Harkins Dies in Philadelphia Prisoner Case
Michael Harkins, one of the Irish imprisoned for the dynamite plot against Queen Victoria, died at his home in Philadelphia this night. He was sent to Portland prison and his death is said to be caused by a complication of diseases produced by confinement and treatment.
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Philadelphia
Michael Harkins
Queen Victoria
Portland
North Second Street
Washington Hand Book Issued By Pennsylvania Railroad
A handsome illustrated hand book of Washington with detailed description and maps has been issued by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. It targets G A E Encampment visitors and promises to read like a novel for general readers. New officers of the Sons of Veterans elected in Helena mark Marvin E Hill as Commander in Chief and George W Pollitt as Senior Vice Commander in Chief.
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Washington
National Capital
Pennsylvania Easilroad Company
Sons of Veterans
Helena
Mont
Sons of Veterans Today
Marvin E. Hill
Michigan
George W. Pollitt
New Jersey
John W. Miller
Montans
Six Men Employed at Baker Chain Works Amid Rumor
At Woods Run the Baker Chain Works report only six men currently at work while old hands deny any shut down rumor about the Goben Manufacturing Company.
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Woods
Goboen Manufacturing Company
Speak-Easy Raided Leads to Arrest on Carson Street
Mra Ads Welsbergen was arrested yesterday by Captain Stewart for running a speak-easy at 1005 Carson Street. No one was in the place during the raid. He was held in $1,000 bail for a hearing.
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Speak-Easy
Mra
Ads Welsbergen
Captain Stewart
Carson Street
Canal rebates at last abolished in Canada
Ottawa reports an order in council abolishing canal toll rebates. The measure was forwarded to the Governor General for signature.
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Ottawa
Ont
Governor General
To Begin Operations at Greenville Firm Contract
P. Ll. Kimberly & Co of Greenville Pa reach agreement with the Amalgamated Association to commence operations. The rolling strike appears settled as a wall start is set for Monday.
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P. Ll. Kimberly & Co
Greenville, Pa
Amalgamated Association
Sham Wall
Tragic family shooting shocks Carmichaels community
Morgan tragedy unfolds in Carmichaels Greene County as a 20 year old Thomas Morgan shoots his father and sister after long running conflict over a proposed stepmother. He surrenders to authorities while his father lies gravely wounded and sister Callie is reported wounded but alive.
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Carmichaels
Greene County
Morgan
Thomas Morgan
Callie Morgan
West Virginia
Mr. Stevenson
Mr. Morgan
Thomas
Callie
Jason
Young Mor
Tanne
Young Mo
Stevenson
Young Morgan
Leroy Hartley
Twenty Men Buried in Collapsed Building Tragedy
In Oagers New Jersey a building under construction collapsed when a derrick gave way. Twenty men were buried under timbers. one body recovered and four fatally injured initially. Rescue efforts continued through the night as more victims were found, many with devastating injuries. A later report added the death of a boy named McKennon.
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N. J
Cottury
Seveal
McKennon
Tragic Ice Chest Death of Two Lansing Boys
In Lansing on August 12, Earl Price and Arthur Kurtz, both eight, died after two children crawled into an unused air tight ice chest at a relative's home. Neighbors searched overnight before the chest was found locked and the boys perished.
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Lansing
Mich
Earl
William A. Price
Arthur
John Kurtz
North
Price
New Jack the Ripper Strikes Cattle near Columbus
In Columbus Ohio a dairy owner reports seven cows killed in pasture over two weeks. The latest victim was found with neck rope restraint and throat cut, body mutilated and bloodied handprints noted on nearby timber. A brutal animal attack case seeks identification of the perpetrator.
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CoLumbus
Jack the Ripper
Gorman
Old Dog Tramp Found After Two-Week Loss
Tramp the Allegheny police’s long time pet was found by a West Penn railroad engineer at Harry Forman's hotel in Hulton Ferry after a two week disappearance. Detective Steele will retrieve the dog today and a collar with his name will be inscribed.
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Allegheny
West Penn
Harry Forman
Hulton Ferry
Muth
Steele
Boy Bitten by Ferocious Dog on Boston Street
Ten year old Peter Watson was badly bitten yesterday while playing in front of his home on Boston Street. A ferocious dog attacked, knocked him down and bit him. the animal was shot by an officer to stop the attack.
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Peter Watson
Boston Street
Watson
Mary Nee Charged in Wilkinsburg Fire Again
Mary Nee, age 16, was arrested Thursday and charged with setting fire to the Dudley residence in Wilkinsburg where she lived. At a hearing she was discharged. Within three days nine attempts were made to burn the house.
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Mary Nee
Edward C. Dudley
Wilkinsburg
James L McLaughlin Dies After Lockjaw Suffered
James L. McLaughlin of Sharpaburg died Thursday after a brief illness from lockjaw. He was a glassblower and worked at a local factory. Funeral arrangements are pending with the Sharpaburg Mortuary.
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James L. McLaughlin
Sharpaburg
Burt
Early Morning Fire Damages Shooting Gallery
Fire at 818 Liberty Street owned by Allen Swindale at 2 AM caused $50 loss. Firefighters extinguished blaze quickly. origin listed as mystery. No injuries reported.
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Allen Swindale
Liberty Street
Flint glass workers and manufacturers end conference
The conference between flint glass manufacturers and workers concluded yesterday at 1 pm. The scale agreed upon remains practically the same as last year.
Excursion to Conneaut Lake by P W V R R
Popular excursion departs from the P and W depot at 8 o clock Sunday August 14 for Conneaut Lake without cars for passengers. Return from the Lake at 6 PM Eastern time. Round trip fare one dollar.
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Conneaut Lake
Allonony
Timia
Unday
Pr. U
Carter Aims to Break the Solid South in Gloomy Washington Outlook
A staff correspondent reports on Tom Carter and National Republican Committee strategy to win in key Southern states, including Alabama Tennessee Virginia and West Virginia. The piece notes Carter's aggressive outreach to swingmissed White voters while fearing Republican overreach and possible effects in New York and the broader South. It also mentions Jules Walter Gresham's potential entry with the People’s Party and Judge Crounse’s rising popularity amid Nebraska governor race chatter.
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Tom Carter
Alabama
Kolb
Wyton
Theodore Roosevelt
Shekels
Carter
Tennessee
Northna
Virginia
West Virginia
Dave
New York
Empire State
Kan Tows
Michigan
Wisconsin
South
Illinois
Gickney
Genes & Paper Po
People’s Party
Gaetan
J Gresham
Alliance Movement
Mr. Dunning
People's Party
Judge Gresham
Judge Crounse
Treasury Department
Nebraska
Washington
Edge Crounse
Allegheny County
Allegheny
Rival Clip Lines Boost Freight Rates on Transcontinental Route
San Francisco officials report fierce steamship competition between Frisco and Gotham reducing seaboard rates. The Jeren McDonald cleared with over 1 million pounds of wine and merchandise, signaling sharp cost cuts. Merchants and the Traffic Association have pledged 85 000 to guarantee one line against losses from the low overland rates.
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San Francisco
Here
New York
Jeren McDonald
Seaboard
Cape Horn
Philadelphia
Traffic Association
Wedding Unites Sitting Bull’s Daughter and Army Vet
A romantic ceremony at Roxwapport linked a daughter of Sitting Bull and Peter Markle, ex Army man who reportedly served with Custer. It is said Markle’s bride once saved his life during an Indian attack.
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Roxwapport
Sitting Bull
Peter Markle
United States Army
Markle
Custer
Poison in Wells Suspected After Rosser Family Illness
Deputy Coroner investigates arsenic poisoning in the Rosser household near Oak Grove. Two family members sickened and a child died earlier. water testing showed arsenic. Suspicion falls on William Evan due to threats. inquest adjourned to August 19 for further witnesses.
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Lauren
Del
Phillips
Oak Grove
Rosser
W. F. Haines
John Rosser
H.T. Wallace
Quanea
Benjamin Rosser
William Evan
Evans
Mra Evans
London man in Youngstown seeking Mahoning Valley mills sale
S. M. Godfrey of London is in Youngstown meeting local manufacturers as part of an English syndicate’s bid to purchase several Mahoning Valley iron mills. The outcome of talks is not disclosed.
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S. M. Godfrey
London
England
Youngstown
Mahoning Valley
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Val Chile
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Egan
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