Anarchists Murder Plot Shocks Polish Poland Residence Attack
A deadly assault in a Koselslee residence ends with Deacon Von Popinski mortally wounded. Four attackers, masked by monks, flee as neighbors and local forces pursue. Letters bearing an executive committee seal reveal Polish anarchists’ organized network and potential cross border links, stirring Berlin detectives into action.
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Tnowrasiaw
Prussian
Poland
Thowrnclaw
von Ponineskt
Kimeielec
Porinaki
Elle
Poulask
Fran Pouloski
Fran Pontncki
Sagbastnstion
Koselslee
Mssailants
Aumstion
von Popinski
Austria
Berlin
Snowradlaw
Germany
Fire at Vienna Mansion Traced to Anarchists
Excitement rose as a mansion on the Ringstrasse caught fire. Police and firemen found evidence suggesting anarchist involvement. While fighting the blaze, crowds including anarchists caused obstruction, trampling hose lines and attempting to interfere with water delivery, risking destruction of a prestigious Vienna district.
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Ringstrasse
Thad
Scane
Vienna
Wharton for Om Wasutsoros April 9 Congress Visit
It is said that Mr. Rome, Secretary of State, may be visited in Congress by Republicans of the third district.
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Wharton
Om. Wasutsoros
Rome
Congress
Thind Disurtes
Vetoed by Governor Flower over Cabess inspector bill
Gov Flower vetoes the Cohoes inspector bill four days before the charter election. He argues the change is unjustifiable interference with an existing system. Inspectors elected since 1891 would be replaced temporarily by appointees, then by the police commissioners. The veto cites established voter registry and safeguards for an honest count.
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Cabess
Senate Atasat
Flower
Assembly
Cahoes
Aimple
Cohoes
Mayer
Board of Police Commissioners
Securive
Dow
Argen tine base proposal at Libardart eyed by U S
A Boernor Ayres dispatch reports Admiral Walker and Minister Pitkin may confer with Argentina’s Foreign Minister on a secret agreement to allow a U S naval depot at the mouth of the Rio Plata. President Pellegrini reportedly invited the idea though diplomats deem speeches discreet.
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Walker
Mave
Lexpos
Boenor Ayres
Times
J. Pitkin
Booth American
Republic of Wat Argentias Guaranteas
Libartard
Pellegrini
Rio Flats
Peti
Storm and flood devastate towns and kill one man
Reports from multiple states describe cyclone damage in Mississsippi and Tennessee with homes and barns demolished. A man named Hale was crushed to death as a chimney collapsed while others were injured. Flood warnings and evacuations extend through Alabama, Georgia, and Arkansas.
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Porsons
Tenmesses
Overton
North Georgia
Ark
Faulkner County
Joan Hale
Qaltman
Hale
Tubles
Drought Devastates Texas Border Regions in 19th Century Report
April reports from Sam Annoxio, Tex describe severe drought between Corpus Christi and Laredo. Crops failed, thousands of cattle dying, carcasses piled at Mexican National railroad stations. Ranchers feed cattle on burned cactus to survive. Also notes Mormon exhibit plans at the World’s Fair in Chicago.
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Sam
Brmoes
Kasuas Ciry
Church of Latter Day Sainte
Independence
Chicane
Dhurch
New Board of Directors at New York and Heston Railroad
The New York & Heston Railroad Company of Mippietown Conn names Alfred, Hi Warner, Dr Bailey and F R White secretary to run under Connecticut law with capital stock reportedly 1100 000. Mrs Peck obtains a divorce in Lillian A Peck v Lester C Peck. court finds Edgar acts with actress Nine Parrin and others. Corvalius Van Santvoord dies aged 78, leaves heirs. Fraud scope against government noted as extensive. Alfred and Ed Who convicted for checks fraud.
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Mippietown
Conn
New York & Heston Railroad Company
Alfred, & Hi. Warner
Bailey
F. R. White
Connecticut
Corvalius van Santvoord
Asana Ae Ao
Yale
William M Evarte
Wreck Report From Cleveland Akron and Columbus Line
A serious freight train wreck occurred on the Cleveland Akron and Columbus line about twenty miles east of town. Train No 4, pushing to the summit, failed to clear No 2, causing wreckage and injuries. Several passengers and crew were hurt, with W. I. Latt of Columbus badly bruised and Jonathan Tinton of Black Creek among the more severely injured. Cars were smashed and track clearance took several hours.
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Cleveland
Coton
Akres
Akruo & Columbus
Pest
Encinder
Jonathan Tinton
Black Crank
W. I. Latt
Columbus
HL. Irwin
Wevterville
Math Cearuas
Wise–Greene–Skinner Controversy Settled Quietly in New York
The Wise-Greene-Skinner dispute in the Southern New York colony appears resolved. Wise writes Miss Greene that he will not fight a duel and never uttered the defamatory charge. Greene’s friends accept the decision, and no further challenge will be issued.
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Mr. Wise
Defense Admits Crimes in Deeming Case
In Meteouasx on April 9 the Deeming murder defense plans an extraprimary argument claiming prenatal impression on the mother caused an irresistible homicidal mania. The defense says he has committed some crimes but argues the pedigree of mental disturbance, with no denial of certain alleged acts.
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Vienna
America
War Department
Meteouasx
Prince Michael Followers Arm Themselves Amid Threats
Col. John Atkinson, attorney for Prince Michael, says threats of violence have led Prince Michael and followers to arm themselves with Winchesters and prepare to defend their property. A large police squad patrols the settlement amid strong public sentiment against the sect.
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Prince Michaels
Deraorr
Col
John Atkinson
Prince Michael
Justice Bradley's Plan May Go to the United
Lancaster dispatch states President Harrison has halted near Campis and the late Whitman estate probate. Whitman heirs receive about 2 000 dollars in income plus a house and lot valued at 1 500 dollars. Relatives receive 2 870 while Edward L. Whitman faces appetite to fund preservation of Whitman home against adversity. Bowrox notes Mormon temple speech and government compromise, creditors receive limited tribute ranging from twenty five to a thousand dollars, study of debt.
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United Untenee Rea
Campis
Wi Aes
Mickie Street
Edward L
Whitman
Man Arrested in Rail Incident Sparks Mob in Borensrows
In Borensrows Pa April a man named Jobo Zuber organist at St Johns Lathers Church allegedly fled with lead soprano Miss Della Wentsel last December after a false pretenses charge. He was arrested and briefly in jail as townsfolk nearly mobbed him before authorities restrained the crowd. The old father of the parish is praised for ringing the railroad crossing bell during the disturbance.
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Jobe Enber
Bayertows
Mins Datta Wentsil
Ims
Borensrows
Jobo Zuber
Jobu
Latherss
Mies Della Wentsel
Arrest of ENO reported in Massachusetts murder case
ENO, sought as the wife killer in Lawrence, Massachusetts, was arrested after wandering the town and presenting as a vagrant named Charles Little. He allegedly confessed at the station, then provided another account claiming the woman shot herself during a dispute and they began living together.
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Lawrence, Stam
Borie Lawaeste
Mass
April
Peter Eno
Eno
Charles Little
Abe
Edith Sampson Discharged After Suicide Attempt at Leicester Square
Edith Sampson, a woman said to be Lampoon’s wife, attempted suicide by ingesting poison at a Leicester Square hotel. She was brought before a police magistrate, admonished, and discharged. Her hair was cut and she was put to work on oakum in the jail infirmary.
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Notte Agein
Lampson
Lampos
Edith Sampson
Inudanam
Leicester Square
Lampoon
Maggie
Mra Hornstein
Bien
Sampson
Oakum
April financial query on Ireland relief grants raised locally
Attorney General Webster stated uncertainty over Treasury sanction for extra funds as firms in the city raise questions about Ireland relief grants. The discussion centers on April invoices and the role of leading firms in handling the request.
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Irelaed
Lawpos
Webster
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