Mutiny, murder on schooner voyage to London
A German cook Henry Aikin recounts a two day mid ocean battle aboard the Tufferson Borden after mutineers Miller Smith and Klue murdered the captain and first mate. Emma Patterson urged surrender as the cook and Captain Paterson defended the vessel against the attackers until their capture in Boston awaiting trial.
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New York
Mherald
Tufferson Borden
New Orleans
London
William Patterson
Corydon Patterson
Charles H. Patterson
Patterson
Miller
Smith
Klue
Jacob Limber
England
Blue
mid-Atlantic
Gveen
Jacob Linder
Henry Aikin
Emma Patterson
Aikin
Jefferson Borden
Bedloe's Island
Bavaria
Boston
United States
Germany
Tony
Cook
Bremerhaven
Timn
Jacob
Charley Patterson
Cerry Patterson
Kine
Min
Will
Hua Miller
Igleg
Homlerig
Khio
Ann
Vane
Unites
Burglar Attacks Brush Firm Chief at Greenwich Street
Around 8 AM yesterday a burglar broke into Noe & Sons brush manufactory at 875 Greenwich St. and bludgeoned Janes J Noe Sr. with a five pound paint-iron, fracturing the left parietal bone and binding him with sash cord. The thief stole a gold watch, chain valued, and about $25, as officers searched for him and neighbors aided the injured man awaiting hospital care.
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New York World
Janes J.noe
J. H. Noe & Sone
Greenwich Street
Now
Noo & Sons
Greenwich
Harris
Woolley
Messrs. H.C. & Cle, Furman, Furniture-Deelers
Nos & Son
James H. Noe, Jr
P. P. Noe
Noe
King Street
P.P. Noe
Columbus
Ohio
UW. Noe
Redbank
N. J
Ab. Noe
Mr. Noe
Murray Street
Mgr. Noe
Johnson
Twenty-seventh Pre Inet
Murray and
Greenwich Streets
Mr. Nog
Sud
Mra. Harris
Greenwichet
Howe
Capt. Saunders
James Perego
LOG US INDEPENDENTS DECRY LIBEL AS INDEPENDENCE
The YWurtford Journal argues that reckless partisan venom harms independence, condemning street harassment and libel as foreign to honest journalism. It notes such abuse exists globally, urges colleges to teach writers to distinguish independent reporting from baseless attacks, and stresses the duty to curb it.
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Ywurtford Journal
Press the Great
Green Street
New Commission Appointed to Probe Chicago Customhouse
An Inter-Ocean report from Washington says a new commission has been appointed to examine the Chicago customhouse affairs. They will review the two prior reports and conduct a thorough structure examination to reach definite conclusions. Except for two, the new members are Eastern men who will arrive in Chicago Friday to begin work.
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Regalua
Noo
Furman’s
Mr. Noe
Nev
Wailing Laserent
Chicago
Inter-Oceen
Washington
AVAW Railroad Organized in Omaha for Black Hills Line
AVAW Railroad, The Kansas Central & Black Hills Nar row Gauge Railroad Company, with a capital of 100,000, organized in Omaha. The road will be built from Omaha through the agricultural country south of the Platte and toward the Black Hills as development warrants. The invitation to Mr. Davis from Des Moines has been withdrawn to align with northern sentiment following his engagement for an agricultural address at Rockford.
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Avaw Railroad
Kansas Central
Aee Davis
Davis
Des Moines
Mr. Davis
Rockford
Kansas Postmaster Held for Robbery of Registered Letters
John L. Taylor, late postmaster at Lacyques Kun, was held to bail in 35000 dollars. A grandson of the ex President and former Sherman staffer, he faces charges of robbing registered letters at Vechter Hess farm in Pennsylvania after retreating from a failed venture into the harsh world.
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Kansas
John L. ‘Taylor
Lacyques
Kun
Taylor
Gen. Sherman
Vechter Hess
Pennsylvania
First London Season Dreams and Realities Explored
The piece reflects on the eager anticipation of a young debutante's first London season, contrasting romantic fantasies with the dulling march of repeated seasons. It laments the greed for endless novelty, notes the social rituals from Covent Garden to Ascot, and questions whether imagination meets fulfillment in later seasons.
Train Collision in Nebraska Injures No One
In Burra at Erie Railroad one mile east of Corning a switch left open caused Train No. 3 to collide with a Blossburg coal train on the sidetrack. Both engines and several cars were badly damaged but no injuries reported. A heavy rain and lightning swept Onauta from Aug 27 evening into midnight. In Demarr Aug 2 the Canadian steamer Manitoba collided with the propeller Comet near Whitefish Point at 8 30 PM sinking the Comet with ten lives lost and ten saved. Manitoba unharmed and proceeding downriver with survivors.
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Nebraska
Burra
Corning
Erie
Blossburg
Onauta
Demarr
Manitoba
White Fish Point
Tramp enters church by flue in comic rural warning
A rural district tale warns readers of a tramp who climbs into a church through a flue shaped like the letter Z. The escape is blocked as the crowd ejects him, while a tirade targets Kelley of Pennsylvania and a potential entry to Republican power. The piece blends humor with political insinuation and moral lecturing.
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New York Herald
Bunyen
Bunyan
Jordan
Tie
Kelley
Pennsylvania
Death of Rear Admiral Collins Shocks South Pacific Command
A telegram from Capt Simpson aboard the Omaha dated Panama Aug 10 reports the death of Rear Admiral Napoleon Collins commander of the South Pacific fleet. He died of erysipelas at Uadlao on the 6th and was buried with military honors at Belle Uota near Cruleo. Rear Admiral Reed Warden will command the South Pacific station until arrival. Capt Simpson assumes interim duties. The loss promotes Commodore Stephen D Prenchard, with no other officers affected despite an excess of commodores for forty months.
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Otunrys
Navy Department
Simpson
United States
Omaha
Panama
Napoleon Collins
Uadlao
Ery Kipelis
Belle Uota
Cruluo
Reed Warden
South Pacific
Collink
Collins
Com
Stephen D. ‘Prenchard
John Cg, Beaumont
Congress
HMO Politics and Republican Unity Report
A National Republican Committee member cites an Ohio official noting strong party unity since 1670, liberal support with lukewarms stirred, and universal determination to vote. He predicts Hayn's election by a handsome majority and strong hopes for the Legislature, with confidence in campaign organization and no clear improvement plan.
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National Republican Committee
Washington
Ohio
Hayn
Burton Named Candidate for Wat Point by Canton
Robert T. Burton, newly named by Grierge Q. Canton as a candidate for Wat Point, is a son of the Burton who led the Nau voo Legion to the massacre of the Morrismea at Ogden on TBUL.
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Robert T. Burton
Grierge Q. Canton
Wat Point
the Burton
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