Brazil's new ruler ends peaceful revolt in Rio
Nov 24 report from Aro Jayxereo describes Fonseca's dictatorship being overthrown with a brief assault on the naval arsenal. Vice President Floriano Peixotto is now acting president as the cabinet resigns and order returns. The uprising, tied to Dom Pedro era events, triggered citywide fear but caused minimal casualties and limited property damage.
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Aro Jayxereo
Fonseca
Dom Pedro
Rajeed
Brazilian Minister Welcomes Brazil’s Resignation Move
Washington reports Senor Mendonca expressing pleasure at news of President Fonseca resigning and Vice President Peixotto taking office. Mendonca says the change should pacify factions and restore harmony nationwide after regional dissatisfaction grew from Rio Grande do Sul to Rio de Janeiro.
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da Fonsera
London
Marshal Fonseca
Senor
Floriano Peixatto
Brazil
Marshal da Fonseca
Rio Grande
Buenos Ayres
Washington
Senor Mendonca
Fonseca
Peixotto
Mendonca
Rio Grande Do Sul
Rio Janeiro
Terfore
Distressed Family Petitioned by Police After Neglect Case
Police discovered seven malnourished neglected children at the Bloomfield home of James McDonough on Pearl Street. Six children were taken to the station house. the parents were arrested after a late-night confrontation. Captain Brophy ordered care for the children and a move toward possible workhouse action.
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Seventeenth Ward
James McDonough
Pearl Street
Bloomfield
Offcer Logan
McDonough
A. Seca
Brophy
James
Eer
Neek
Dati
McDonouch
Evan Jones
Lightning Like Frauds Claim 75 000 Swindle by Browns
Brockman of St Louis accuses Brown Brothers grain dealers of stealing 75000 in two to three weeks. He alleges fake bills of lading, double pricing, and drafts on Eastern buyers while Browns deny all fraud. Elevators and 100 dealers linked to the scheme as new claims emerge.
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Brown Brothers
Omana
Brockman
St. Louis Commission
Lincoln
Crain
Council Bluffs
Union
St. Louis
Omaha
Chicago
Baltimore
Brown
Towa
Nebraska
Union Pacific
Fire devastates multiple blocks across several cities
The Fire Record reports extensive blazes at Grimes and Pelton’s block in Ilion New York trimming losses to around 40 000 pounds in insurance. A rear Court Street fire in Brooklyn damaged a block of business houses as water supply hindered response. Fremont Ohio saw the Twomton Houston Carbon Company works destroyed with 200 000 dollars loss. Seymour Indiana suffered major losses including the Tolu factory and O’Brien House with 150 000 dollars insured. Scranton Donmors Ohio and Cincinnati blaze incidents caused injuries and deaths among firefighters and workers with total estimated losses around 45 000 dollars.
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Ilion
N. Y
Grimes & Pelton
Brooklyn
No. 22
Court Street
Fie
Fremont
Twomton-Houston Carbon Company
United States
Seymour
Ind
Pabst Brewing Company
Seymour Tolu
A.M. Fitch & Co
Henry F. Bruning
O’brien
Donmors
Wear Scranton
Neptune Engine House
John Stanton
Joseph Warfare
T. E. Boland
Dunmore Pioneer
John Howley
Scranton
Joss
Cincinnati
Sextra Manufacturing Company
John Connors
Minor arrest and juvenile cases reported
Minor police report notes Jexyie Staurren a 16 year old charged with stealing 20 dollars from Mary Schiphaud and held for court after a hearing by Alderman So last. A separate theater vicinity incident sees two six year old boys Josephy and Ernest McGrew with a total of 31 dollars, investigated by Lieutenant Glenn. Ocean Steamship Arrivals.
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Jexyie Staurren
Mary Schiphaud
Fifth Avenue
Glenn
Mt. Washington
Josephy
Ernest McGrew
Price Sale on Damaged Plate Collection at Reeizenstels
The plate wareroom shelves broke and many dozen plates are offered for a few days at half price. New imports this year include Consort Derby Worcester Hairland Doulton Hammersley and other top makes. Sale starts Friday November 27 at 156 Federal Street Alegheny.
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Consort
Derby
Worcester
Hairland
Doulton
Ammersly
C. Reeizenstels
Federal Street
Alegheny
Dieter Tables and Damask Cloths In Various Sizes
Jos. Horxx & Co. offers a wide range of damask table textiles in French Irish and Scotch styles. Available in napkins and cloths by the yard with matching napkins, in the linen department at 60T421 Penn Avenue.
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Jos. Horxx & Co
Peon Avenue
Orne & Co
Penn Avenue
Dresses and textiles highlight store promotion
A fragment notes value for boys and girls dresses in wool and imported plaids, mentioning Boces and Brun and a promotional push valued for customers seeking quality children's clothing.
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We. Boces & Brun
Graves to Be Tried For Poisoning Providence Woman
Dr Thatcher Graves faces a murder trial over the 187? poisoning of Mrs Josphine Barnaby in Providence. A distracted court denied a 90 day continuance as jury selection set to begin. Worrells named as beneficiaries in Barnaby’s will. Graves protested by friends as the case moves forward.
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Denver
District Court
Rising
Thatcher Graves
Mra
Josphine Barnaby
Providence
Dr. Graves
Mrs. Worrell
Worrells
Poisoning at Forest Township School Shocks Clinton County
Reports from Forest township reveal a mass poisoning at a rural public school. The teacher Joseph Goar and 15 pupils are gravely ill. two children have died, with water from a newly drilled well identified as the source. Doctors call it water poisoning from a chemical-influenced water supply.
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Frangfort
Lydy
Forest Township
Clinton
Joseph Goar
Robert Dillon
John Burgett
Coal road reps eye December production cap at 3 250 000 tons
Representatives of coal roads met to restrict December output to 3 250 000 tons. Reading Company did not seek a higher share, but rumors persist of an arrangement granting Reading an increased allotment.
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New York
Navy
Coal Roads
Cosmane
Patrol Wagons Called for Inspection Parade Tomorrow
At 9 30 tomorrow morning all patrol wagons in the city will be ordered to Seventh Avenue for inspection by Chief Brown. After inspection wagons parade through the principal streets of the city. The text notes a threatened Lake Shore strike averted by the railroad company adding personnel to shorten switch and trainmen hours. Carnegie Phipps & Co. manager Ni E Bornhenger is ill and urged to rest for the winter after a 25 year association with the firm.
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Totten & Hogg Iron and Steel Foundry Company
Aliquippa Steel Company
Aliquippa
Lake Erie
Pittsburg
Ft. Rare Rolling Mill Company
Ft. Payne
Seventh Avenue
Brown
Toleedo
Lake Shore
Carnegie, Phipps & Co
Ni. E. W. Bornhenger
Can Tax Electric Stocks. Courts Rule Electricity Not Substance
Judges Williams and Simonton hold electricity is not a material substance or manufactured product for tax purposes. Electric companies cannot claim manufacturing status under the 1885 act and must pay tax on capital until a curative law or definition changes. The ruling notes electricity’s reality but legal substance remains unsettled.
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Williams
Simonton
Dauphin County
Supreme Court
Commonwealth
Northern Electric Light and Power Company
Brush Electric Light Company
Edison Electric Light Company
U. & Electric Light Company
Chester Electric Light and Power Company
Canesudge Simonton
Justice Williams
Deaths of West Newton resident and British envoy noted
David Shallenberger aged 87 died at his home after a long life as a Baptist and Republican with 19 children, eight living. Funeral planned. The Rt Hon Edward Bulwer Lytton, British ambassador to France, died in Paris at an advanced age, noted as poet and diplomat.
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David Shallenberger
West Newton
Mr. Shallenberger
J. T. Shalienberger
Allegheny
Connellsville
Robbstown
Edward Bulwer-Lytton
G.C. B
France
Paris
Baron Lytton
Washington
Sir Henry Bulwer
Lalling
Bulwer
Obituary Notes and Deaths Across Cities
A stream of obituaries and notices across multiple towns reports deaths of Louis Schwob’s son at Herr’s Island and Rev. L Herbert near St Marys, with funeral plans for St Phlomena’s. Other notices include Joan L. saytary, Mrs Mary Stowe Fre vp, A B Johason, Dos Lom Hotven, J H Jonssoy, J W SatLes, Hoon Fianer, Assurr Blarty, and Blakely Crbe, detailing ages, estates, and local impacts.
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Joan L. Saytary
Stenville
Mary Stowe Frevp
Cyrus W Field
New York
A. B. Johason
The
Deposit Bank
Dennison, C
Dos Lom Hotven
Jay Gould
Mexico
Eer
Matinee Opera at the Grand Opera House
A matinee at the Opera House today offers a showcase titled Grane. Patrons are urged to arrive early as seating may be limited and performance times are subject to change.
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Opera House
Two Bill Posters Fined Over Creole Burlesque Posters
In Paterson New Jersey Sam Jacks Creole Burlesque Company faced a civic backlash as bold posters of scantily clad women drew protests. Police arrested Dell Philion and Abraham Heatley, fining each twenty five dollars plus costs after a local crusade against show bills.
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Sam Jack
Creole Company
Paterson
Disputo
N. J
People’s Theater
Evangelical Alliance
Grant
John Taylor
Bits Taylor
Dell Philion
Abraham Heatley
Stewart
Costa
Outcry Over Posters Hurts Town Showings
A local uproar erupts over posters for this year’s show. A man vows to eject Ziefle if he returns, while residents note no unusual town chatter and that posters were hung in Pitts, causing friction but not widespread trouble.
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Pitts
Lecture on trees by Prof J H Montgomery of Allegheny College
Prof J H Montgomery of Allegheny College Meadville spoke at the Academy of Science on Some Forest Trees covering elm beech oak walnut chestnut poplar and tamarack. He described swamp tamarack near Lineville Pennsylvania and his explorations through impenetrable swamp years and his tiny wood samples and curious production method.
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J. H. Montgomery
Allegheny College
Meadville
Academy of Science
Atereor
Lineville
Montgomery
New York
Minor Town Notes From Allegheny and Pittsburgh
Reports on Herr's Island bridge groundwork and a storm in the West End injuring Mna Mancanet Perreta in critical condition. D. C. Laney, Allegheny drug clerk, died of heart disease at his Jackson and Arch home. Wires disrupted by yesterday’s storm affected the Pittsburg Allegheny Manchester Traction Co. A ward 29 taxpayer group meets at Bedford Schoolhouse next Tuesday with possible Council candidate nomination. Governor Pattison is asked for a charter for the Allegheny County Sanitary and Manufacturing Co., with members listed. Franx Waoxer fell 36 feet from a Lacock Arch street building, fracturing his skull and condition critical. Simon's shoe ad notes cork soles at $3.
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Herr‘s Island
Mancanet Perreta
West End
D. C. Laney
Allegheny
Jackson and
Arch Streets
Pittsburg
Mlegheny
Manchester Traction Company
Pattison
Allegheny County Sanitary and Manufacturing Company
George Trmutman
W. A. Hoeveler
Joseph A. Brown
James Hemphill
Robert Brown
Franx Waoxer
Lacock and
James B. Brown
Rebecca Street
Laces Price List Mixed Oriental and Chantilly Styles
Narrow Oriental Laces priced from 5 to 1244 cents and upward in several small widths. Medium widths show many prices from fractions of a dollar to upward. Chantilly and Torchon laces offered in cream and black with multiple width options and varied price points.
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Chantilly
Humble Price, Refined Rocker Aims at Fashionable Comfort
The piece described is a large, comfortable rocker praised for elegance and utility at a low cost. It emphasizes that decorative value and solid comfort make it a stylish buy while remaining affordable. The seller boasts an extensive stock of upholstered rockers and parlor furniture with superior design and moderate prices.
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N. B
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