Count describes Carlist plans and Don Carlos for Spanish throne
The Count praises Don Carlos and Carlist aims while noting exile with 7000 followers since 1872. He claims Carlists hold millions for action, cites Don Carlos’ wealth, Julian Segundo de Ovies’s voluntary donations, and predicts a future restoration with Spain rising under Carlist leadership.
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Count de Ovies
Alfonso
Spain
America
Don Carlos
Cristina
Reading
France
Normandy
Julian Segundo de Ovies
Luano
Ferdinand
Tad Base
Storm Rages Over Clinton Ky Toll Rises in Wreck
A devastating Sunday night storm and Monday morning tornado struck Clinton Kentucky and surrounding areas causing numerous deaths and injuries. The track of destruction stretched across multiple homes, with the Illinois Central rail house toppled and several families crushed. A relief effort formed with $1,000 already raised as officials estimate property losses over $100,000.
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Clinton
Pine
The Storm's Fury Hits Clinton Kentucky Area
A tornado struck Clinton Kentucky last night at 7 o clock causing major destruction in Wickliffe and Moscow areas. James Edwards residence blown down. injuries include Luda Powell and others. two cars derailed from tracks. Church and schoolhouse damaged. reports scarce on total damage and fatalities.
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Carmo
Int
Clinton
Wicklife
Moscow
Wickliffe
James Edwards
Luda Powell
Sick
Storm Ravages St Louis Kills Several and Injures Dozens
Report from St Louis dated January 13 describes a violent tornado that demolished a two story brick at 922 Mound Street, killing Simlatthew McCollum and nonchalantly injuring many others. Fire further damaged 10 South Twentieth Street with four fires started by the storm. A list of injured includes Miss Maggie Connors Miss Mamie Connors and Mrs. Connors with family. A man named William Brady suffered a severe head wound at Fifteenth and Mo streets while Veerfield endured multiple injuries. Numerous residents fled as bricks and debris filled streets and damaged nearby structures.
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Man Foster
Phillips
Mr. Gwynn
Boone
J. M
J.W. Nance
A. ¥. Sustis
Voorhees
F.C. Hodges
F.chad
William Boone
Smith & Haller Lumber Kohler
North Broadway
Mound Street
John H. Diehl
Burns
St. Louis
Tenth
Mullanphy Streets
Tim
Simlatthew McCollum
Maggie Connors
Mamie Connors
Ben
Charles Miller
Vi Lumber Company
J. Ryan
Benj. Vervild
M. J. Ackerman
James McCosh
Wenzel Henzel
Frank Kohler
William Brady
Morgan Street
Fifteenth
Emanuel Church
Pevewie Veerfield
Eee
Seat
Mullanphy
Sid
St Louis Manufacturing Company
Veerfield
Shoenberger Will Filed with Generous Widows and Relatives
The Shoenberger will of the late Pittsburgh iron magnate, filed in New York, allocates about half to relatives and distributes large gifts to churches and charities. Executors are Pennsylvania Company for the Insurance Lives and named co executors in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. The widow receives houses, art, horses, railroad stocks, and bonds, with the remainder largely for hospital endowments and church support.
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Shoenberger
Ito
New York
Pittsburg
John H. Shoenberger
G. Montague
Joseph 8. Cane
W. H. Faber
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Etucky
Illinois
Pennsylvania Company
Philadelphia
Andrew Long
Pitburg
J. M. Brownson
Anthony J. Antello
Protestant Episcopal Church
Garot
Yer Church
Anna Maria Watts
Elizabeth S. Lytle
Allegheny County
Bishop Seabury
Board of Missions of the Church
Missionary Society
St Margaret Hospital
Alice B. Shoenberger
Ella B. Shoenberger
George B. Shoenberger
Elizabeth
Elizabeth 8. Lytle, and Edwin F. Shoenberger
Bishop Scarborough
Trenton
N. J
Pennsylvania Company For
Insurance of Lives
Huntingdon Furnace
George Bight
Hungary to Build Navy and River Fleet
In the Hungarian Diet Herr Barrozs Speaker claims no large orders for ships yet. Government plans to complete Danube river fleet maneuvers and present a proud river force. Officials deny rumors and pledge to protect national interests.
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Pisra
Herr Barrozs
Manevers
Danube
Deas
Herr Barross
Board of Trade Eclipses Bucket Shops With Discretionary Quotations
The Chicago Board of Trade moved to cut off all quotations at discretion in its annual meeting. The vote was lengthy and heated but nearly unanimous, driven by new president W. T. Baker who was inaugurated today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuhtoaco
Board of Trade
W. T. Baker
Allegheny Man Gabriel Kelly Hurt Passerby Collision
Gabriel Kelly a carpenter of 2 Obareh avenue Allegheny City suffered severe injuries after being struck by a train near the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks in Harrisburg this morning. The accident left Kelly with both legs broken and he was taken to a local hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gabriel Kelly
Harrisburg
Hapeissuno
Obareh Avenue
Allegheny City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Ned Serows
Montana Senate Deadlock Deepens as Democrats Move Unitary Plan
In Hetexa Montana on January 13 the Senate debated committee of the whole to review the Rules report amid a House split. Senator Parberry denounced the Republican House as a farce and urged Democrats to refuse participation until a single legal body forms. Senator Hoffman signaled cooperation only after House unity, leaving prospects of a union between the two legislatures slim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Hetexa
Mont
Senate
Hales
Parberry
House
House of Representatives
Democrats
United States
Hoffman
Committee On Rules
Portugal's Crisis Sparks Political Turmoil and Protests
Lisson January 13 report says Senhor Pimental to form ministry with the fall list to the King tomorrow. Government assures restitution and punishment for outrages. Students in Madrid streets chant Viva Portugal and Viva Pinto amid protests over England’s demands.
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Lisson
Senhor Pimental
Pimental
Senhor Gomes
Glynn Petre
Patriotic League
O ‘Jon
Cortes
Viva Portugal
Viva Pinto
Oporte
England
Nessa
Ion
Powderly Prisoner to Face Bail in County Court
Alderman Donovan, who backed the warrant for Justice Keener, plans to visit Powderly tonight and arrange bail for admission to answer charges at the next Westmoreland County Court amid renewed calls from Callaghan for prompt service of the warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde
Donovan
Keener
Powderly
Westmoreland County Court
Callaghan
Five Hundred Newsboys Strike in Buffalo
Five hundred Buffalo newsboys staged a noon strike protesting a 20 percent profit cut after The Times News and Commercial papers announced a post January 1 price increase. The protest led to disrupted street sales with some boys assembling mobs to deter replacements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Dispatch
Bourrao
Hun
Tn Times
News and Commercial
Francis Murphy in Iowa and the Wavery temperance drive
Special telegram from Wavery Louisiana January 13 reports the Francis Murphy temperance crusade continues to grow its signer list. The piece notes ex associates of President Arthur and a father who once served as vice president of the Illinois Central Railway as among the recently swayed converts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
Wavery
Francis Murphy
Arthur
Illinoistral Railway
Perance
First fruits of the season ready for New York shipment
A Telegram from Onantastor dated January 15 reports a crate of strawberries shipped to New York that night. If warm weather lasts, the annual berry crop will be ready for marketing. the local straw season opens generally around Mage Nae Nats and is ripening rapidly with about 1,000 quarts in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Y York
Dispatch
Onantastor
New York
Irregularities in City Accounts Prompts Sensation in Cleveland
Cleveland faces a looming exposure as an expert bookkeeper’s statement alleges irregularities totaling about 3 million dollars in the city’s old accounts. The report accuses ex-Treasurer Everett and cites unseen entries, unapproved payments, and bonds not recorded, with calls for legal action as a public meeting may be convened if the Council ignores the disclosures.
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Cleveland
Cty
State of
Ohio
Board of Revision
Everett
Board of Councilmen
Julian Lembeck
Council 2
Peery
Lembeck Han
Fas Oneaely
Confession Hidden in Old Building Found by Demolition Work
Workmen demolishing an old building in Frederick, Maryland, discovered a handwritten confession stuffed between bricks. The note, dated decades earlier, describes a crime and a plan for restitution, mentioning a baby left on the steps of Habard Asylum and a long journey across countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Baltimore
Habard Asylum
Germany
Iast
Roslin
Governor Campbell's Inaugural Reception Crowds Senate Chamber
A very large crowd gathers in the Senate chamber in Columbus for Governor Campbell's inaugural reception. The event, held January 13, reflects strong turnout as Campbell and his family host with staff assistance. crowds fill the chamber and surrounding avenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Campbell
Senate
Confessed Crime by Self-Proclaimed Forger in Catskills
Shokane in Ulster County reports that Snyder Lockwood a longtime piano seller on installments confessed on his deathbed to forging papers with the name Matthews and others. Authorities say liabilities reach 30000 dollars while assets and exact forgery scope remain unclear. The case involves ex‑Supervisor Matthews and local attorney Van Etten as details unfold.
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Kixestox
N. Y
Shokane
Catskills
Snyder Lockwood
Ulster
Greene
Delaware
Sullivan
Lockwood
de Matthews
Matthews
van Etten
Remeies
Chicago
A Suit for a Stolen Fortune Comes Up in Court
Judge Wallace rules ex-Sheriff Peter Bowe not liable for 600000 seized from Leon Barnard a Chanon of the Church of Rome and dismisses the Catholic Prebendary's suit. The sum is part of a 2500000 fortune of the Bishopric of Tourisi Belgium tied to bishop changes and misappropriation by Canon Barnard who fled to America.
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Vale
America
Bernard
New York
Wallace
United States
Peter Bowe
Leon Barnard
Church of Rome
Tourisi
Belgium
Dumont
Durroussian
Issor
Canon Barnard
Judge Kelley Laid To Rest In Quiet Funeral
The body of Hon. William D. Kelley was interred in Philadelphia after a private funeral. Family insisted on privacy with limited attendance by relatives and close friends. Services were held at the First Unitarian Church with a small delegation attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
William D. Kelley
Ogden Horstman
Statesman
Chestnut Street
First Unitarian
Dying Chinaman Found Abandoned in Dover Street
Passersby in New York discover a nearly naked Chinese sailor corpse in Dover street gutter. He was left by fellow countrymen to die, and police arrested several Chinese men after raids on lodgings. No identity or name established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dover Street
Major Clark Files Bond in Shooting Case
New York January 15 Major W Hancock Clark a member of the Southern Club arrested last evening on a charge of firing shots at Mr William Randolph a boy member waived examination to await trial in the Police Court at Seer ul ig teeth od ter
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New York
W. Hancock Clark
Southern Club
William Randolph
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