Brazil War End Reached As Peixoto Rejects Surrender Terms
A cipher dispatch says President Peixoto refused Da Gama's surrender conditions and moved to press the insurgents. Government forces began bombardment at Hoon, capturing abandoned forts while Da Gama fled aboard Pranca. Admiral Benham and U.S. ships enforce neutrality amid Rio de Janeiro turmoil.
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Woastmaros
Gresham
Thompson
Petosty
Ourama
da Gama
Peixoto
da Gamas
Bas
Teesela
Lia Gama
Hoon
O'Cloce
Villecaigoon
Cobras
Admiral da Grama
Pranca
Wall
Admiral da Gatys
Admiral da Meijo
da Fonseca
Rio de Janeiro
Mello
Congresa
Rio
Yarona
Harsting Shella
Breham
Pamgtr
Banham
Benham
Detroit
Brownaon
Nictheroy
America
Basin
Tiradenter
Germany
Sheriff Foils Erratic Farmer's Fatal Plot in Susquehanna
Sheriff Fullmer confronted an eccentric old farmer named Coxe in Susquehanna township as he arrived to serve a court action. Coxe allegedly attempted to shoot the sheriff, but the incident ended without serious injury and the pursuance of legal proceedings continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnassport
Fullmer
Coxe
Susquehanna Township
Legal scrape ends in struggle as official disarms shotgun user
A farmer enraged during a legal paper incident attacked an official with a shotgun. Sheriff Follmer wrestled the weapon from the man after a blow to the head, leaving the officer injured. Coxe will be arrested.
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Follmer
Shaw
Coxe
Steamer Virginia Lake Sinks Bruces Off Cape Race
The Virginia Lake towed the Bruces from Hamburg and Queenstown, arrived New York, and later broke away at daybreak. The Bruces suffered a hull breach, water flooded the fore bulhead, and she burned spare spars as supply shortages hit. The Virginia Lake proceeded with towing but sustained unknown damage and is now short of food.
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St. Jona
N. B. Marett
Virginian Lake
Bruces
Soares
Hambuer
Queenstown
New York
Virgina Lake
Capa Race
Briscoe
Sin
Foois
Virginia Lake
Bourgeois Opens Debate on Constitutional Reform in Senate
Paris March 13 Ex Premier Goblet backed Bourgeois radical deputy for Dole Jura who urged revising the constitution to curb the senate final veto. Goblet attacked the government over policy with cries and applause in a chamber scene reflecting fatigue with policy driven by emergency.
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Paris
Jean Baptiste Bourgeois
Dole
Jura
Tle
Goblet
Bourgeois
Randinsss
Waid
M. Goblet
Senate
England
House of Jorda
France
Carpenter Is Sentenced in Murder Case
Mireaixtown, Pa March 10 Jadya Lyon overruled the defendant's motion for a new trial in the Carpenter murder case. James Carpenter, convicted in February of killing his blind father, was sentenced to death by the electric chair after the opinion was read. He proclaimed his innocence before the sentence was pronounced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mireaixtown
Jadya Lyon
Carpenter
James Carpenter
National Guard Business to Be Attended to Next Week
Governor Pattison and party will return from Florida and the adjutant general report, delayed, is expected to be released next week. National guard companies are elaming for the fall inspection ratings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Hanami
Pattison
Florida
Notable Figures and cliffing Names in 19th Century News
The item references Ludwig August Franke poet in Vienna and Dr Dal Vino as Argentine minister, plus Denver planner July Cres Lenon and Protestant Mason. It notes Lea P. Lawranne inventor of devices including Lawrence air Drake, Hamburg Captain Ueinrich Eblera of Hamburg American Line, and Rev ALT Wow TH Cher PhuthiMer at Westminster church. William Stevenson of Bethielar Pa served as northern division superintendent of the Lehigh Valley Railroad. expires at Jacksonville Fla.
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Ludwig August Franke
Agoil
Vienna
Dal Vino
Cres Lenon
Denver
Col
Mason
Polanic
Nod
Lea P. Lawranne
Hamburg
Ueinrich Eblera
Nnaha
Wow
Cher PhuthiMer Pomstor
Westminater Presbyterian Church
William Stevenson
Bethielar
Northern
Lhigh Valley Railroad
Jacksonville
Fla
Lehigh County Liquor Licenses Applications Amid Unclear Claims
Twenty applicants remain in Lehigh County as records show local liquor license requests under review. In Philadelphia area matters, officers report robbery during a formal event in Easton while other town notices reference property burns and tax collections. The era's officials record estate and personal property taxes paid totaling substantial sums.
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Lehigh County
Danville
Philadelphia
Easton
William Bush
Pennayivana
Y. C. Sullivan
Silver Lake
Arlington Hotel
Houtedale
Lehigh
Commonwealth
William BE. Chandler
New Hampshire
Bethlehem
Biayta
Lebanon
William Lilly
McCreary
Court Excuses Fist Fight as Pollard Case Proceeds
Washington court pauses after a fist fight among lawyers in the Pollard Creckinridge case. Judge Bradley censures conduct, warns about concealed weapons, and reads depositions as Four Volumes of Irving appear in court files. Cecilia of Pashto testifies. Miss Dollard referenced. court adjourns after a tense morning session.
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Kentucky
Pollard
Irving
Ldsom
Polles
Misa Pollard
Hur
Wno
Cecilin
Col
Big Tera
Norwood
Cincinnati
Burgoyne
Mary Sirost
Logan
Siroat
Cincinnati Kngnirer
Madeline Dollard
Washington
Blarney Stone A Fraud At The World’s Fair
Col lector of Customs Clark reports to the treasury on Midway Plaisance matters at the World’s Fair in Washington D C The Irish village lacks a Blarney Stone to rival Ireland's famed castle The manager sought to give visitors a chance to become famous speakers at the site March 1
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Washington, D.C
Chjcago
Treasury Department
Ireland
Wnd
Weird heist tale with Blarney Stone prank in Chicago
The passage describes Janie Riley hiring Charles Thompayn and two men to procure a Blarney Stone. On a dark night they moved a lime paving block from a street corner to a village area, placing a bond item for Thomas Biker. The event is linked to a castle show attended by about 25,000 people who paid 10 cents each.
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Janie Riley
Riley
Charles Thompayn
Willige
Seventh
Portland Avenue
Chicsgo
Thomas Biker
Leish Indonteial
Married man elopes with young girl captured in Avtoona
A report states W. Teamex and associates fled a marriage from Locanon with Cora Fisher a mid aged girl who eloped. They were captured in Avtoona where the reporter Lebison Report notes the pair and the man’s abandonment of his wife and child.
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Avtoona
W. Teamexetfors
Muni
Cora Fisher
Locanon
Wewumesderter
Lebison Report
Veto Awaiting the Stigniorage Measure Says Representative Tracey
Representative Tracey of the Albany district predicts a prompt veto for the Bland signingiorage bill. The measure drawn from the administration analyzes harsh provisions deemed dangerous and divergent from financial reform aims.
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Tracey
Wicasniscrex
Marcel
Trasey
Albany
Cleveland
Rescue Efforts Hampered At Gaylord Mine Plymouth
At the Gaylord mine in Plymouth on March 18 rescuers faced terrible odors and dangerous conditions. Only one body recovered so far as roof support weakens and debris removal slows. Peter McLaughlin’s funeral was held at St Vincent Catholic Church in Plymouth with about two attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkes- Barre
Gaylord
Plymouth
Peter McLaughlin
St. Vincent Catholic Church
Striking Ribbon Weavers Threaten Dynamite Amid Protests
Divers 2.00 labor action at Fatensox New Jersey drives dye workers from Vermorel plants on Paterson street and Lambert Co mill. Strikers warn may use dynamite if demands not met within days.
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Fatensox
N. J
Charles Vermorel
Lee & Shewman's
Paterson Street
Laxter Lambert & Co
Uraun
Tering
British slave trader captured in French territory report
A dispatch to the admiralty from Bathtret Clambin reports Chief Podb Silab, a slave trader, among the natives in the British cohort linked to recent fighting. The piece notes depravation and a defeat of the Hiritian sailors, with Silab captured in French territory.
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Lallivan
Admiralty Office
Bathtret
Podb Silab
Frothing Canine Causes Havoc in Carliale March
A dog rampages through Carliale Pe on March 1 biting two children and injuring twelve other animals. Local authorities cordon off the area as residents report escalating animal threats.
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Canvent
Tay
Buffalos and Elections Stir Turbulent Local News
A jumble of items reports a Mercer gold mine sale in Ulan, a House member losing renomination in Leon Tennessee, Baltimore society weddings, a murder suspect connected to Ravenna, and civic clashes over religion. A New York railroad incident and a wartime heroine note close the roundup.
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Buffalos
Alot
Richard Groker Link
Plurehade O Reneh
Ka Agtonia
Mercer
Camp Ployd
Ulan
Conmressman Hook
Leon Tennesse Airtricet
Henry J. Gibson
Julian L. White
Baltimore
Sophie Bernarda
Mice Ritehis
Boston
James K. Stratton
Halligan
Ravenna
Huntaville
Tex
New York, New Haven and
Thortford
Charles Peterson
Bradley T. Johnson
Maryland
Three Speeches on Bland Selpalorada Bill Stir Debate
National lawmakers heard three speeches on the Bland Selpalorada bill with Senators Stewart and Lindsay supporting its passage. A motion by Allison to reconsider the vote was set for today and a final vote was planned for Thursday. Amendments and committee actions occupied the session as Congress debated defense contracts and interior expenditures.
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Stewart
Lindsay
Mer
Allison
Wastinatos
Peignicraga
Sanatera Stewart
Nevada
Siddaay
Kentucky
Dolph, Gregan
Alligan
McLiwrin
Miseissippi
Blanchard
Tenisland
Stinto
Red P.m
Court Dismisses Curtis Suit After Steer Attack Incident
James Curtis of Philadelphia failed to win a case against Valentine Schlosser of Montgomery County after a steer owned by Schlosser charged Curtis as it passed his Merion avenue home. Curtis testified he misidentified the animal and suffered severe injuries, keeping him from work for ten weeks. The steer was killed after being captured.
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James Curtis
Philadelpha
Valentine EL Schloaser
Montgomery County
Schlosser
Curtis
Merion Avenue
Cartia
Curtia
Burning incident shocks Catmlad theater crowd
In a reckless event the crowd tied a boy to a post and burned him amid taunts and a war dance. Charlie Henry suffered serious injuries and may be maimed for life while three youths faced remorse and defense that the act was not planned. The story portrays a spontaneous outbreak of cruelty among boys with differing accounts emerging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puinapenrina
Catmlad
Charlie Henry
Mtuskowitz Sues For Damages In Mine Accident Case
The aunt of Joan Maruskowite sues in common pleas court for 200 dollars damages. The suit arises from the Jeqnonville incident of February 1, when seventeen men were entombed and rescued after twenty one days. Four died from suffocation, four were drowned, and four survived. Mine operators are charged with negligence.
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Wilkes Panny
Joan Maruskowite
Hayden
Common Pleas Court
Theo
Jeqnonville
Large Family Supports Candidacy in Local Race
An applicant backed by fifty four relatives seeks the office with strong family backing. The extended clan frames the race as a united front, arguing collective influence and loyalty will shape election outcomes.
Broadford candidate Walter Stillwagen wins broad endorsement
A post office document supports a candidate for the elective office in Broadford Fayette county. It shows fifty three Democrats bearing Stillwagen’s name and including diverse professions from physicians to ministers and workers, indicating wide family and political harmony.
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Fince
Post Office Department
Imandeu
Broadford
Fayette County
Lord Roe-terga’s doctrine shapes Liberal split on Home Rule
In a statement from the lobby of the Home of Commons, Michael Davitt notes Lord Hosebery’s stance signals a new departure for the Liberal party on Home Rule. He cites the premier’s remarks as justification for the House of Lords rejection and argues the Lords must be convinced of Home Rule’s justice before granting it to Ireland.
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Lord Koorberg
Losvop
Marel
Home of Commons
Michael Davitt
Udelene
Lord Hosebery
House of Lordaim
Bugli
Ireland
Lord Rowe Terg
Trouble at Paterson Weavers Try to Intimidate Warpers
Riot erupts on Temple Street Hill as silk weavers strike and try to intimidate workers who refuse to join. Authorities disperse the crowd with 42 police and guards. workers routed, many escorted home. Mayor Braun issues a proclamation urging order. Strike expected to be settled tomorrow on favorable terms to workers.
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Patroisos
Marcy
Templa Street
Moluck
Parsons Surro
Bamford Brow
Alguu Delock
Putite Gragt
Blmeon
Braun Dasneil
President Page of Texas Shoots and Kills Bank Official
Fort Worth Texas March 18 President R W Page former head of Merchant’s National Bank shot and killed A B Smith former cashier at 1 am in a room used to wind up bank affairs Smith entered to discuss matters Word on motive unclear Several shots fired Page jailed for the homicide
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President Page
Texas
Yessa
Fort Wort
Tex
R W. Page
Merchant’s National Bank
A B Smith
Paaw
Smith
Page
Givitnxiurg Electric Railway Resumes Field Work
The Givitnxiurg Electric railway, formerly forced to abandon the battlefield work for lack of funds and near receivership, today reinstates a crew in the valley to clear rocks where the line was halted. Officials claim the road will be completed.
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Getivsitna
Cincinnati Hatter Alden Assigns Assets in Probate Court
EE Alden the hatter filed a deed of assignment in the probate court detailing one year of Democratic administration as the reason and forecasting three more. Reported assets reach 6000 with liabilities around 7.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Movch
Premier Cadimir Peérter In Critical Condition
Premier Cadimir Peérter of Frances lies in a very critical condition after a car accident. The text notes a birthday greeting and a quip in response. It references the Eoin of German leaving Berlin for Abrasin and mentions dignitaries including Willard Potter, United States minister, along with various international figures.
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Cadimir Peérter
Frances
Mario
Pordine
Bulgaria
Eoin
Berlin
Oer Manmrat
Italy
Willrad Potter
United States
Appointment of Milligan to Consul General at Apia Samoa
June 1 report notes Milligan of Kentucky named consul general to Apia Samoa. It mentions Krom 4ladOdlarkw age and stop Wel from the trewiney amid ongoing economic reforms. Internal revenue receipts show whiskey moved from bond to evade taxation. Olpell resignation for carrying papers to Washington without permission. Major Thomas J. Roa, thrice brevetted for gallantry, promoted to brigadier general of volunteers and noted for escaping Libby prison via the famous tunnel, now retired.
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Krom
Trewiney
Mack E. Olpell
Wisconsin
Washington
Thomas J. Roa
Libby Privon
Weather forecast for Wasikevos and surrounding regions
Forecast indicates light showers in the early morning for eastern Ponyuiaia with fair daytime skies and increasing cloudiness. Western Penne auieania to be generally fair with cooler temperatures in the south and a northwest breeze.
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Wasikevos
Wednalay
Poneyiuaia
Miely Diornig
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Lackawanna Ave
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