Boulanger Convicted of Treason by Senate Court
Paris today heard a verdict of treason against General Boulanger after a tense trial. The court found him guilty of treasonable conspiracy by 206 votes with 6 abstentions. his allies largely withdrew, while Mrs Maybrick faced poor prospects and interview reports with the Home Secretary circulated. American visitors including Thomas Edison and Russell Harrison watched the proceedings from the Eiffel Tower summit.
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General Boulanger
France
Senate
Maybrick
Dillon
M. Rochefort
Boulanger
Lyons Depot
State Council
War Office
Thomas A. Edison
Russell Harrison
Eiffel Tower
Acton
Two Emperors Converse in Austria and Prussia
August 13 reports an hour long audience between Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria and Chancellor Bismarck, followed by a one hour talk with Count Kalnoky. A Schloss banquet honored the visit as William I proclaims enduring Franco-German friendship and alliance, with vows to peace and strong troops.
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Bexrus
Francis Joseph
Prince Bismarck
Count Kalnoky
Schloss
William
Sox Avenor
Europe
Postmaster General Questioned Over Harrison Letter
London reports that in the House of Commons Mr Sexton pressed Postmaster General Raikes about President Harrison’s letter to the Lord Mayor of Dublin thanking aid to Johnstown sufferers. Raikes suggested the letter may have been tampered with. Sexton pledged to reveal the envelope.
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London
Raikes
Sexton
House of Commons
President Harrison
Dublin
Johnstown
Post Office
Perl Yong Soy
Help for Mrs Maybrick Meeting Seeks Sentence Remission
A large meeting at Cannon Street Hotel, Loxpor, on August 13 discussed Mrs Maybrick case and adopted a resolution to petition the Home Secretary for remission. Plas Stephens met with Home Secretary Matthews, who, with Judge Stevens, upheld the verdict amid Mrs Maybrick's grave illness.
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Loxpor
Maybrick
Cannon Street
Home Secretary
Plas Stephens
Matthews
Home Matthews
Stevens
Madame De Struve Dies in Bar Harbor
A telegram from Bar Harbor reports the death Thursday of Madame De Struve wife of the Russian Minister to the United States. At Kielmarky near St. Petersburg she was renowned for her intellect tact and public service. She left five children three daughters and two sons.
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Washinerton
Bar Harbor
Madame de Struve
United States
Kielmarky
St. Petersburg
Madame de Sirnve
Washington
Judge weighs injunction to halt Sugar Trust asset seizure
New York August 13 Judge Inghram heard motion by H Winthrop Gray receiver of North River Sugar Refining Co for a permanent injunction to restrain Sugar Trust from seizing assets via certificates or other devices. Judge said defendants may not control property and a decision is expected in September.
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New York
Ingraham
H. Winthrop Gray
North River Sugar Refining Company
Sugar Trust
Delancey Nicoll
Agraham
Mayors in Which a Packing Company's Employees Were Greed
Kansas City August 13 The Kansas City Packing Company suspects railroad department workers of systematic thefts. Evidence shows several employees loaded delivery wagons with excess goods daily and sold the surplus to butchers and boarding houses. The theft totals thousands of dollars. William Fisher and Louis Skinner were arrested.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Packing Company
William Fisher
Louis Skinner
Arresting White Caps in Maxton Township
Deputy Sheriff Fagin and two officers arrested Daniel Fars James McGillen and John Oliver in Monroe township on assault and battery charges as members of the White Cap gang blamed for the whipping of Mrs Aszareth Street and her daughters. Each man posted bond of 600. About a dozen more warrants remain outstanding.
Private Subscriptions to Provide Postoffice Boxes
Kansas City Aug 13 The gas company informed Postmaster Atkins that 148 lamp posts with mail boxes attached would be removed, reducing boxes and causing letter-writer inconvenience. Private subscriptions are proposed to erect new posts to ease the shortage.
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Kansas City
Gas Company Today
Atkins
Metro Trust Sues Rock Island for 25 Million
The Metropolitan Trust Co of New York files a U S court action in Topeka against Rock Island Omaha and others for 25 million dollars and the sealants mortgage interest of one million. It states the suit may not reach trial but the claim will be paid. The debt arose from building Rock Island branches west of Kansas City.
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Topeka
Kan
Metrolitan Trust Aaert
New York
United States
Rock Island
Kansas City
Train derailment on Southside line halts traffic in Pittsburg
A misplaced switch on the Pittsburg Virginia and Charleston Railroad caused two gondolas to derail and topple a stone wall. no injuries were reported though trains in both directions were delayed about four hours.
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Pittsburg
Virginia
Death at Moorhead & MacLeane’s foill in Soho
F Harris a sheet roller at Moorhead and MacLeane’s firm in Soho collapsed and died at his work. His wife fainted at the scene and an inquest will be held to determine the cause.
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F. Harris
Moorhead & MacLeane
Foill
Soho
Hs Nin
Engineer George Brown Scarred by Steam Escape Near Chartiers
George Brown an engineer on a locomotive hauling for the Ohio Connecting Railway Company was scalded about a face yesterday by an accidental escape of steam near Chartiers. Dr. Miller attended him.
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George Brown
Ohio Connecting Railway Company
Chartiers
Dr. Miller
First bale of new crop upland cotton delivered
A Live Oak dispatch reports the first bale of new crop upland cotton arrived in Jacksonville. The bale came from W. R. Wits of Tallahassee and was consigned to Perkins & Sons in Savannah.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Live Oak
W. Rb.wits
Tallahassee
Perkins & Sons
Savannah
Eastern district session of Evangelical Lutheran synod met in St Pauls Church
The Eastern district annual session of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod was held at St Pauls Church in Baltimore with about 120 congregations represented. Proceedings opened with prayer and reports on church activities and outreach across the district. Leaders discussed mission work and clergy assignments for the coming year.
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Baltimone
Mis
Evangelical Lutheran
Ache Yged
St. Paul's Church
Toopic
Minor Office Fire at Dr Gardner’s on Butler Street
Fire officials reported a slight attic in the office of Dr. Gardner at 4916 Butler street. The alarm from box 76 at 1 35 this morning noted minimal damage and no injuries.
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Dr. Gardner
Butler Street
Scaffold to honor John Brown seeks public funds
General James B. Coit has bought the scaffold used to hang John Brown and seeks to exhibit it to raise funds for a monument near Harper's Ferry. The relic, saved since 1859, would tour or be displayed in a park or museum to memorialize Brown and the Harpers Ferry raid.
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John Brown
Wassivotox
James B. Coit
Old Army and Navy
Pension Bureau
Cleveland
Fourteenth Regiment of
Connecticut Volunteers
Jefferson County
West Virginia
Charleston
Ossawatomie Brown
Edwin Coffee
Shields
Greene
John E. Cooke
John Copeland
Albert Haslett
William Harrison
William Hayslett
Aaron D. Stevens
Cockrill
Braxton B. Davenport
Daniel Sheets
Liba
Lawrence Streets
Brown
John M. Coyle
Andrew Hunter
G. F
Sechaio Dongle
David H. Strother
Porte Crayon
Coit
Taz Dispatch
Lee
Knson
John Wd
Bolivar Heights
Andosh
Harper's Ferry
Daou
Aiea
Wey
Fort Sumter
Norwich
Gettysburg
Political shift and resignation at pension office amid Harrison era
Fragmentary passage notes a figure leaving the Pension Office after joining the Democrats and starting a law practice around William Henry Harrison's inauguration, with emphasis on his display of colors and prior actions.
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Harrison
Floods Swamp South East Nebraska Straining Rail Lines
Heavy rains flood southeastern Nebraska causing widespread damage. A and N E railroad lines, Lincoln and Northwestern tracks near Lincoln, and bridges on Union Pacific face danger. Salt Creek forms a large lake, 400 residents sheltered in ward school buildings, with reports of two deaths unverified.
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Liscotx
Neb
Nebraska
Firth
Table Rock
Tecumseh
Nepa
Beatrice
Blue River
Lincoln & Northwestern
Union Pacific
West
Lincoln
Salt Creek
Salt
Meier
Cee Pte 5 Ee
Judge Cummin’s Obsequies Held in City Amid Mournful Tatters
August 13 report from Amfront notes the large funeral of Judge Cummin in Trinity Church. Business closures from 4 to 6 pm accompanied tributes by the county bar, city officials, and groups including Reno Post G A B. Eulogies at the courthouse preceded interment beside his late cousin in Wildwood.
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Willamfront
Cummin
Council
W. M. Harrison
Tiycoming County Bar Association
Reno
Trinity E Church
Chas Church
Ogressman McCormick
Parsons
Robert P. Allen
Fletcher Coleman
J. Henry Cochran
H. Hippey
Wildweod
Aary Consin
Hon. Sam Fessenden Worse
Hon. Samuel Fessenden is not so well tonight with a higher temperature and a fever. A special telegram from DisraToni Garz, N J, notes his condition and urges care.
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Sam Fessenden
DisraToni Garz
N. J
Samuel Fessenden
Scratched 28 Years Skin Disease Cured by CuricuRA Remedies
A sworn testimonial from Dennis Downing of Waterbury Vermont dated January 2 1887 claims a decades long psoriasis like condition was cured after using CuricuRA products. The letter extols CuricuRA Cream Soap and Purifier and invites readers to request more information.
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Janenne
Dennis Downing
Waterburby
Train Schedules and Rail Line Notices Amid Weather Disruptions
Railway notices describe rains affecting Union Station service and routing. Mentions Eastern Standard lines, Niagara Extension, and connections to Buffalo Pittsburgh and JAS. FP. Anderson and David Mo Cargo as general officials, with guidance on terminal operations and schedule adjustments.
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Union Station
Eastern Standard
Een
My Ag
Niagara
Alton
Bualte
Mi Charera AG
Seeman
Batter End
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Jas
Anderson
G.T. Acti
David Mocargo
Fall novelties arrive as buyers enter markets
Our buyers are now in the markets and by month end the first Fall novelties will appear. In the meantime we will clear this season's goods from counters. Mothers there never was a better time to shop during this week.
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Meining Tor Thane
Summer Coats and Vests Sale at Deep Discount
We have sold many coats and vests this season and still hold thousands on our counters. Because purchases were made on a large scale and the season is far advanced we are willing to part with them at a loss. White and fancy linen Dress Vests are included in this sale.
Record Low Prices on Flannel and Silk Shirts this Week
The store touts immense sales of Flannel Shirts and aims to break weekly records by offering exceptionally low prices on French Flannel and Silk striped shirts, inviting buyers to purchase multiple items.
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Mrs. Maybrick
Paris
Madame Pourpres
Brussels
the Two Emperors
Austria
Dificulties
Crete
Loxypol
Constantinople
Chakir Pasha
Edison
Loxpox
Colonel Gourand
Inventor
Kiedmarky
Judge Ingraham
Indiana
Uncle Sax
Evangelical Lutheran Synod
Harper’s Ferry
Williamsport
Handriske & Co
Federal St
Alle’y
Market Street
Eineber
Slevetr
Gome Ety
PotTer Drug and Chemical Corporation
Boston
Ayon and
Sey Casab Edie
Consieek
Roy
An Powder CO
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Eosco
Atlantic City
Beach
City
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Sbury Park
Hotel Brunswick
Sanford
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Sieterinis
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G.F. Sanaire
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Elizabeth
McKeesport
Smithfield Street
Iitsburg and Western Railway
Akron
Toledo
Kance
Enicago Express
New Castle Accomm
Butler and
Foxburg Ac
Douglas & Mackie’s
Federal Street
Inhw Goods
Rk. P. Wallace & CO
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ST. Charles
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Creason
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Pullman View
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Pacific
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Ce Niontown
Uniom
Asia
Allegheny Junction
Federal
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Butler
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Raileo
Nsilvania Company
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Chicago
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Fale Point
Shannon FE
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John Jahn
Connellsville
Uniontown
Mount Pleasant
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