Horrific Rear Column tale of Barttelot brutality and death
William Bonney recounts brutal acts by Major Barttelot during the Yambuya Camp crisis including poisoning suspicions, severe beatings of a boy and a native man, a staged execution threat to John Henry, and the fatal stabbing of Ungunga. He claims Stanley's and Jameson’s accounts align largely with his testimony and details Barttelot’s escalating violence and eventual death.
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Duslat
Los Boy
William Benney
Yambuya Camp
Major Barttelot
Mr. Stanley
Walter G. Barttelot
Mrs. Jameson
Mr. Barttelot
Major Harttelot
Bonney
Stanley
Major Barttetot
Sandi
Barttelot
Littleadt
Walter Barttelot
Joe Snow
John Henry
Walter Barttelott
Henney
Zanzibar
Tippoo Tit
Bartaelot
Henry
Europe
Spoils of the Deep. Fry Dunlap's Cahle Compant
The article notes France adopting rabbit breeding under the German model and shifts focus to sea fisheries, previously neglected. It mentions Germany's vast northern capabilities and signals continuation on the sixth page.
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Brxwix
Germany
Dirge of Anarchy Parade Marks Third Anniversary Execution
A 2000-strong procession in Chicago honors the 3rd anniversary of the execution of Spies Parsons Engel and Fischer. The march from Market and Washington to Waldheim Cemetery featured numerous unions and a floral gibbet, with speakers praising the deceased and denouncing despotism.
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Spies
Parsons
Engel
Fissher
Market
Washington Streets
Wisconsin Central Depot
Chicago
Lake
State
van Buren
Fifth Avenue
Woman's la Salle Association
West Chicago Union No. 1
Arbeiter Band
Workingmen’s Educational Society
Modcarriers’ Protective Aid Association
The
Metal Workers’ Union
Cornice Makers’ Union
Typographical No
Furniture Workers Union
Turnverein “Bahn- Freit
Carpenters Union
Northwestern Band
Stair Builders’ Union
Social Union
Aurora Turners
Free ‘Thinkers’ Society
A. E., Parsons Assembly
Norwich philanthropist William A. Slater funds public works
In Norwich, William A. Slater, son of cotton magnate John F. Slater, donates 100000 for a hospital to be built on the Bulkeley estate totaling 150000 endowment, after already pledging 200000 for a hall, 12000 for a theater, and aiding a public park. Fellow benefactor William W. Backus backs the effort with 50000, highlighting his civic gifts across the county.
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Distatcr
Norwich
Con
William A. Slater
John F. Slater
Free Academy
William W. Backus
Bulkeley
Tne
Weant
Slater
Mystery of Snell Murder Lingers Over Tascott
Mrs. Albert J. Snell writes to the public seeking answers about Willie Tascott in the three year old murder case of a Chicago millionaire. She questions why the reward remains and implies another suspect tied to the perpetrators. She notes an unknown Italian claimed Tascott was nearby and hints the killer knew the safe’s contents.
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Tascott
Snell
Chicago
Albert J. Snell
Willie Tascott
Tam
Coat mix up lands Albany traveler in court
George Gibson, an Albany commercial traveler, left Delmonico’s with a coat and a check for an overcoat. John McGreevy identified the coat as Gibson’s, Gibson claimed ownership, an officer intervened, and Gibson was jailed overnight. In Jefferson Market court he said he took the coat by mistake, thinking the check paid for his goat, and he was held on petit larceny charges in $300 bail.
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Albany
Dmpatow
New York
George Gibson
Delmonico’s
John McGreevy
McGreevy
Gibson
Jefferson Market
Tariff in Germany Sparks Budget Clash Over Meat Tax
The Juries of the Different States report a 300 million mark surplus from high tariffs on meat and breadstuffs, fueling Liberal attacks on constitutional over taxation as army and navy costs rise and the Reichstag faces debate on the policy and its impact on going meat diets and flour quality.
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Monty
Three Thugs Capture Cashiers in Chicago Robbery
In daylight at Little Hell edge three hoodlums from the Wesson street gang beat and robbed John Robinson and Emil Alm, Swedish dancing party cashiers. Witnesses did not intervene, fearing gang vengeance. Suspects Wright, Martin Noel, and John McCarthy were later arrested at a gin mill after rashly beating several others.
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Chicago
John Robinson
Emil Alm
Wesson Street
Robinson
Alm
Rutherford woman dies in night fire accident
Mrs Frederick Perkins of South Rutherford died after a fire started by a lighter sparked by a match. She ran upstairs to awaken her husband but the flames consumed her clothing. The house fire was soon controlled. she left behind five children.
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Rutherford
N. J
Frederick Perkins
South Rutherford
H. H. Holester
Federation Favored in Missouri Pacific Meeting
Representatives from all Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen on the Missouri Pacific and Missouri Kansas and Texas railways met in Sedalia Missouri to discuss practicability of system and national federations. George W Howard Grand Chief addressed the closed doors gathering and no definite result was reached, but the prospects were in favor of federation.
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Sedalia
Brotherhood of Railway
Missouri Pacific
Missouri Kansas and Texas Railways
George W. Howard
The
Brotherhood of Railway Conductors
Ace
Pattison Goes Slow Consult Harrity and Hensel
Governor elect Pattison rests in West Philadelphia after a hard campaign. Ex officers Harrity and Hensel plan talks on state affairs and cabinet. Kerr eyed for possible cabinet role amid party rifts. Democratic committee set for Friday meeting amid calls to purge some local leaders. Collector Martin notes national mood and brushes with Quay before Florida trip.
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Philadelphia
Pattison
William F. Harrity
William W. Hensel
Messrs
Harrity
Hensel
Bellevue Hotel
Kerr
Democratic Committee
Messrs. McMullen
Fourth Ward
Monroe
Third Ward
Alliance chatter shapes Speakership race in Washington
In Washington a renewed fight for the next House Speakership gathers interest as Congress returns. Rumor links a East West alliance to the Democratic presidential nomination for 1892 with leaders like Abbott Blac Barbour Gorman and prominent figures naming Whitney Hill Cleveland and Pattison as potential contenders.
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WasHinvGton
Congress
House of Representatives
New York
New Jersey
Connecticut
Maryland
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Abbott
Blac
Barbour
Gorman
Whitney
Hill
Cleveland
Pattison
East
Bribery scandal alleged in Beaver election
Beaverdam rumor reports a bribery controversy over the Assembly race at the Quay canal area. Walter Braden is said to challenge the incumbent Quay with affidavits implicating prominent Republicans amid the recent congressional turmoil.
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Epecial Trlegham
New Brigatox
Quay
Walter
Braden
Assembly Contest Sparks Partisan Debate and Campaigns
Allegations multiply as the Assembly race unfolds with Democrats pushing a campaign and anti-Quay Republicans urging the venture. The political clash highlights party lines and strategic messaging across the region.
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Assembly
Quay Resignation Spawns Fund Disposition Debate
A Washington dispatch reports that the Republican National Committee may soon meet to discuss Chairman Quay's anticipated resignation and a dispute over funds raised for the campaign. Secretary Frank Willing Leach allegedly sent circulars seeking assessments, provoking committee objections over authority and distribution. The issue is expected to dominate the upcoming committee session.
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Frank Willing Leach
Washington
Republican National Committee
Quay
Congressional Committee
Leach
National Committee
Pennsylvania
Evans to join Harrison cabinet as Navy secretary
Chattanooga Tenn November 1 The Times reports Congressman H Clay Evans will become Secretary of the Navy in President Harrison s cabinet succeeding Secretary Tracy who will be offered a seat on the Supreme Court bench vacated by Justice Miller s death and takes effect after the election outcome and Cabinet appointment plans.
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Evans
Tracy
Chattanooga
Tenn
the Times
H. Clay Evans
Harrison
Secre
Navy
United States Supreme Court
Miller
American Committee for Ireland Relief Withdraws Appeal
New York November 9 The American Committee for the Relief of Famine in Ireland withdraws its appeal to Americans for aid. British actions prompt relief promise, reducing need for American food and clothing shipments unless famine worsens late this year. The committee will stay active, awaiting crisis signals and Irish leadership.
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Erin
England
New Yorks
American Committee For the Relief of Famine
Ireland
American Committee
Ita
Ple
America
Hideous discovery on farmer Isaac Gerhart’s land
Philadelphia reports a man about 55 found hanged in an old quarry on Lawyer Isaac Gerhart’s property near Montgomery and City avenues. The body, identified as Stokes H. Wilkins, was seen carrying a wrapped object before his death, tied to a crab tree over a dark pool. He had been employed by Huey and Keely and dismissed for drinking.
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Barttelot
Stanley
Burgon Mohammed
Yambuya
Jameson
Troup
Ward
Philadelphia
Isaac Gerhart
Montgomery
City Avenues
Black Horse Hotel
Mr. Shaw
Stokes H. Wilkins
Huey
Keely
Mr. Keely
Somereville
McFeely
Fogorn
Seat of War
Murder at Fairmount Prompts Riot After Political Jollification
Don Paul was killed in Fairmount Indiana after a duel with Tom Uttley a negro. The confrontation began during a Democratic gathering and escalated into a town wide riot with gunfire in the streets. Uttley was captured and jailed as Coroner Hamilton opened an inquest into Pauls death.
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Marion, Inc
Fairmount
Marion
Don Paul
Tom Uttley
Jollitt
W. H. Cam' Byte
Paul
J. J. Berry
Lee Harrington
Harring
Urge
Hanged Under The New Law In Trinidad Prison
Noverto Griego was executed in the State penitentiary at six o'clock last night for the murder of W. Underwood in Trinidad last June. It was the first execution under the new law requiring inside prison execution and banning press reports, though the State press published details. The hanging was closely guarded by Warden Lamping and remained largely unknown until after midnight. Griego made no statement from the gallows, and the rope broke his neck, death instant.
Meat in Germany Drops 30 Percent Since 1888
Beewrs November 9 Official statistics prove that meat consumption by the working classes is 30 percent lower than in 1888. The conservative organ of high tariff supporters suggests muzzling press and public speakers by a decree making unfavourable criticism of the tariff policy a misdemeanor with imprisonment.
Scow B. H. B. Becker capsizes off Ahnapee in storm
The scow B. H. B. Becker laden with cordwood capsized at 2 am off Ahnapee while the crew stayed in rigging as heavy seas broke over them. Rescue came five hours later. cook Bernard died from cold and his body was washed ashore. Captain P. J. Bolsted is confined to bed but expected to survive.
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Milwaukee
B. H. B. Becker
Ahnapee
Bernard
P. J. Bolsted
Abnapee
A Queer Complaint Pullman Cars Denounced as Tempr temperance Hotels
German engineers visiting America write to the Coluene Gazette alleging Pullman cars along the Pittsburg to Chicago route offer no drinks. They call the cars temperance hotels and claim even soda waters are forbidden during long journeys.
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Beeelix
America
Coluene Gazette
Pittsburg
Chicago
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Willy
Africa
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Palmer
Murtrelot
Selim Ben Moutameo
Tippo Tid
Selim
Dolson
Mr. Stacley
Major Bartttelot
Barthelot
Barttalot
T Scene of Horror
Unguuga
Ungungsa
Itatonee
Unga
Bartttelot
Abdullah Koroni
Stanley Falls
Major
Manyema
Maneyma
Gore
Bartrelot
Connecion
Unyore
Casallo
Bartielot
Hogland
Walter Bartielot
Iold
Banalyato
Sir Walter Barttelot
Sen
Faust
Branley
William Bonney
Dirge
Haymarket
Cemetery
Waldheim
LaSalle Society
George Schmeidinger
Schmeidinger
United Singing Society
L. 8
Oliver
Fischer
Vischer
Mr. Oliver
Moritz Schultz
H. F. Bartholomew
Mr. Schultz
Lincoln
Mr. Bartholomew
John Browns
Jacob Mikanddar
Federation
Harrity and
Internal Revenue
Dave Martin
Quays
Florida
Senator Quay
Martin
Beaver
Irish Relief Committee
Hoosier State
Harrington
Berry
Campbell
Uttley
Harry Frazier
Central Hotel
Dr. Hurley
Frazier
William Cobb
Hamilton
Uttey
Colorado
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