American Shot at Bluefields Sparks Nicaraguan Crisis
Reports from Coborx say William Wilson, an American citizen, was shot by a Nicaraguan official at Rama. British warship Canada waits at Bluefields for the U.S. warship San Francisco under Admiral Benham to arrive. Tension rises as details from a Bergensen steamer dispatch allege provocations and possible treatment delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wilson
United States
Rama
Nicaragi
Bergensen
Mosquito Reservation
M. Mareh
Risna
Williamn Wilson
Rima
Atgruilin
Lacaro
Wilson
Biisilelie Wa
Beggars Opera Camp Grows in Desolate Common
Camp Gompers near Palestine forms as volunteers, with Matin Song amid food donations and roughing it in a former Johnson laboratory foundry. Thirty four soldiers skim the line, some subsist on potatoes and bread while others enjoy coffee and preserves. The march to Camp Gompers begins from Crimp Ready toward New Waterford with a mystery marshal Smith tale and six recruits arriving by freight.
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Johnson
Yarnas
Neukons
Mint
Eamp
Browne
Corey
Astorersom
Colombiana
Olleek
Waka
New Waterford
Gompers
Baat Palestine
Marshal Smith
Asaya
Smith
Thia County
Tiewon
Speaker Crisp applauded by lawmakers as he took the chair
In Wasmisairos the house greeted Speaker Crisp with extended applause from Democrats and Republicans. The chamber echoed with cheers as he ascended to the speaker’s desk and rapped for order after the Journal was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crisp
Bob Silden
Wasmisairos
Payne Rep NY Vote Reported Amid Rules Question
Report notes Rep Payne of New York cast a vote yesterday that was reported by one Wiler. The rules require two millbustering on this quotation. The vote on Mr Reed's amendment to the Journal was 1 nay and 174 nays, a definite outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne
N.Y
Reed
Madeline Pollard Registry Found at Wealevan College
An entry appears in the college register for the term starting Rep. tariber identifying pupil Madeline Vivian Pollard, with courses listed as French Latin rhetoric and other subjects. The record was found in a locked drawer of an oil sitdelboard as part of the academy’s registrar notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinsa
Murel
Madeline Polldpl
Wealevan Academy
Are
Brown
Rep. Tariber
Pollard
Madeline Vivian
Pirant
Prackfort
Bloodshed in Samoa as rebellion sparks violence and crackdown
Disturbances in Samoa escalate with rebels opposing chiefs and government forces. Fights leave thirty rebels dead and about fifty wounded, government troops suffer casualties, villages burn, and executions are reported. Foreign powers including the United States and Germany seek to quell the unrest as a warship nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avcktano
Alice
San Permetaco
Europe
Maliotoa
Troupe
Minister Expelled From Ministry for Immorality
Rev. Charles M. Bragg Cragg, former orator of Calvary Southern Methodist Church Maltimor, was expelled from ministry and membership by the Multinore Conference at a meeting today, the charge against him being immorality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firronnerspurs
Charles M. Cragg
Calvary Southern
Ehurch
Maltimor
Ity
Aearnat
Braga
Frontier Violence Report From Montenegrin Border
Unclear text reports an attack by Albanians on Montenegrin frontier villagers. Four Montenegrins were killed and seven wounded. The surrounding details and exact location remain uncertain due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cervind
Thenanda
Lowlo
Aériona Dieturbaoee
Fragmentary 19th Century Notices Include Local Warnings And Court Actions
A garbled late 19th century notice item references a 2.00 hall fee at Seeathi nieveecole and a Susquehanna river event. It notes Mineraville Li ordering schoolchildren to be wave natant and a Mineraville colliery burial with Padrvski death. Other items mention property auctions, court actions involving Wo Carter and Teo, and church leadership changes amid references to Rev. Edward A. Johnson and Fifth Wisconsin Presby terad. The text ends with a note on a forthcoming spring university event and a grand jury question awaiting a meeting.
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Northampton Court
Ling
Bangor Baptist
Edward A. Johnson
Schiffer OC
Love
Altepheny City
Breckinridge Trial Recitals Focus on Madeline Pollard
Colonel Breckinridge testifies amid a melodramatic scene as Madeline Pollard confronts alleged schemes to force marriage. The witness details meddling and threats, while Pollard challenges his truthfulness about engagement and intent. Court adjourns with direct examination seen as near completion.
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Migs Pollard
Eriél
Breckinridge
Jalae Bradley
Breckinrides Aaid
Bomb on Station Steps Sparks Police Flutter
A supposed infernal machine found on the steps of a city station causes a flutter at the police station and city hall. Investigators report a six inch cylinder with a cogged wire and matches along its length, handled by officers for examination.
Funeral Train Arrives In City For Lona Kos Auth Arouni
March 10 crowds gathered at the railway station to witness the funeral train arriving from the province. Tens of thousands filled the streets and station windows as the carriage bearing the coffin passed, with church bells tolling and mourners kneeling on the ground.
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Buda
Peath
Lupar Pesin
Fia
Eighth body recovered after mine collapse at Plymouth
The eighth miner was brought to the surface today at the Gaylord shaft in Plymouth after a rock fall. Identification confirmed Thomas Mortinan among the deceased. he left a wife. The body lay with injuries described as horrific, as rescue efforts continued. Funeral arrangements set for tomorrow afternoon.
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Winkes-Bahien Mareh
Gaylord Chaft
Plymouth
Thomas Mortinan
William Sweeny Parwow AWAy at the Ave of 107 Annexrows
William Sweeny died this morning at Catusangqna aged 17. He was born in Conny Kerry Ireland on November 1780. He was the father of fifteen children and the head of a large family.
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William Sweeny
Annexrows
Marceloo
Catusangqna
Conny Kerry
Ireland
Attempt to Kill Him as He Left Cathedral
An assault occurred Sunday last as the Armenian politician Marel 30 was leaving the cathedral. The attempt drew sharp public attention and caused a sensation locally.
Plot to kill patriarch sparks cathedral security watch
A would be assassin fired twice at the patriarch and confessed planning to jail him. He alleged several accomplices planned to kill the patriarch due to alleged Armenian grievances. The cathedral is under special guard as investigators pursue the case.
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Ivaneiin Iy
Thiat
Pares Rel
Devastating Mountaintop Avalanche Buries Canyon Homes
In the Cour d'Alene Mountains Washington a massive snow slide swept families from cabins near Black Bear nine burying two households and possibly killing oilers. A Chilson family near Burke also perished while fleeing uphill as the avalanche roared down the slope.
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Teewine
Terrifle Pice
Cabine
Fortier
Burke
Chilson
Thras Chhtren
Therantio
Prize Fight Stopped In Church Ring At Werneraville
In Reapisa Pennsylvania authorities stopped a prize fight held inside a church in Werneraville. Ring entries were Mike Butler of Wilmington known as Boston Mike and Henry Kamer of the city known as Patty Kramer. The fight began about 11 p.m. with a knockdown by Kramer in the first round before officers halted the event. No arrests were made.
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Reapisa
Shariff Fuhkentach
Quackenbyad
Werneraville
Mike Butler
Wilmington
Del
Boston
Mike
Henry Kamer
Patty Kramer
Kramer
President Cleveland Vetoes Bland Bill Amid Party Pressure
The afternoon edition of Calacite praises President Cleveland's veto of the Bland bill. The Globe lauds him as a courageous leader who controls electoral influence and maintains a strong, sensible stance that may bolster his party's prospects.
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Losvox
Cleveland
the Globe
Unclear 19th Century Disaster Report
An OCR fragment from a Quixcy column describes a large city disaster with a fire damaging the business district. It references police, jail, and stores affected, with an estimated loss between 8100000 and 200,000.
Woman Dies After Poison Attempt in Virginia
In Wittianstonn Virginia on March 10 Mrs John Stuffer consumed a dose of poison during a moment of despair over alleged infidelity. Her husband, not a professional ball pitcher, had deserted her amid rumors of unfaithfulness.
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Wittianstonn
John Stuffer
Poldun
Unclear Text About Speaker Chap and Lincoln Era News
Fragmentary report mentions Speaker Chap and a United States senator from linur tid with ties to President vinefield. It references Washington, a tow dive, and a call involving a person named Harry, with uncertain date and details.
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Chap
United States
Linurtid
Albert HL Colquitt Theo
Vinefield
Washington
Harry
Aira
Level
Yeaterday
Unclear OCR Local Briefs Mix of Names and Events
Fragmented text reports various items including a political stance by Horning, Carnot visit plans, Liverpool authority complaints, American cattlemen impact, trader Poll Silwh defeat of British troops, Lord Fravem Hope marriage, Vienna employee charges, gas workers strike, and a royal birthday celebration. The readable parts show scattered references to persons places and events without coherent narrative.
Peoria Water Tower Collapse Triggers Wide-Scale Flood
A Peoria water tower burst causing a million gallons of water to flood streets. Dozens injured and several killed as pipes and buildings were wrecked. Rescue crews, police, ambulances, and fire department staff scrambled to evacuate residents.
Strike Preparations Warn of Large Walkout Next Week
Partial OCR text shows strict executive committees scheduling meetings for Monday to organize a large strike. Workers prepare to shut down operations tomorrow, anticipating a broad action and possible secession by operators before Monday.
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Trict
Man Killed in Phosphate Plant Collapse at Mantua
Cantus Now reports a fatal phosphate accident at Mantua Boyt plant owned by J. Thomas & Son. worker Charles Shonidere, 40, was buried under loose phosphate when a crate mishap on the first floor caused a fall and a pile to slide down the chute. He left a wife and child.
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Cantus
Charles Shonidere
J. Thomas & Sona
Mantua Boyt
Tie Meehanien
Siduidere
Thin
Damages Awarded in Sage Millionaire Case
Beavall Lawa of New York reports damages of 25,000 to Sage in a high profile trial. The case involved a Boston man Norcross who attempted to kill Sage with a dynamite-filled catehet. Sage’s lawyers plan an appeal as the court denied a new trial.
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New York
March CO
William
Laidews
Ruaseil Sage
Pasterson
Triad
Mrt
Sage
Boston
Norcross
Millioaire
Tillman Orders Militia as Charleston Clash Sparks Fear
Dispatches report a deadly clash between citizens and state constabulary at a depot in Darlington. Constables Pepper and McLundon and citizen Nopman were killed. Reports from Florence and estii county describe mobs threatening armed attack as Governor Tillman mobilizes Columbia and Manning militia.
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CoLumbus
S&s C
Darlington
Pepper
McLundon
Citizena Nopman
LS. Redmond
Florence
Esti
Tillman
Columbia
Rma
Yonks
Merdoga Ob
Witausitos
Murelai
Ruth
Tillmanites
Man fatally shoots wife on sidewalk in street disturbance
Washington, a laborer aged around 20, fatally wounds his wife during a domestic dispute on the street near their home at Port ta their home. The couple argued over money and bread before Washington fired a revolver as she tried to flee into the street. He was arrested by authorities after an exciting four-block pursuit.
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Wastuveton
Mra Blackburn
Breckinridge
Higwucrt
New York
Waaiington
Sips
Dirvat Linwange
Mir
Paris
Tex
Toon
Dim Uking
Edouredo Gungalea
Mooning Davis
Altee
Diop
Upkineg
Wid Blao
Daria Wae
Davie
John Roder
Eagletown
Davis
Arkansas
Short Dollarhide
Mister Davie
Dollahide
Miller Davie
Gonzales
Blexican
Joan Daniela
Blas County
Noah
Marehdi
Jobo Washington
Port
Sparingoo Avenue
Washinton
Weber
Whehington
Wawidnittan
Washington
Mulligan
Witchela
St Michael
Amalgamation of American League and Union Party
News from San Francisco reports the American League and the new organization known as the Union Party have amalgamated. The platform of the Union Party is adopted with only a few alterations.
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Haves
San Francisco
Barkantine SN
Costly
Honolulu
Drimginis
With
American League
Union Party
Laborers and Employers in the Coal Region Prepare for Action
The Tok[e] region shows tension as miners organize while operators refuse talks. A strong lodge forms at Mount Pleasant with additional unions planned in the southern area. The United Mine Workers signals effects on the dispute and potential actions ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toke
Prac
Henry
Mount Pleasant
United Mine Workers
Dis
Possibility Of Hanging Death Sentence Grows
Chicago reports state authorities seek a continu ante in the case of Aqeessium Prendaer gest. State's attorney Kern requests a restraining order to keep Judge Chethiin from delaying the death sentence. If granted, Drendergaat faces execution next Friday.
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Chicago
Kern
Roneth
Ottawa
Supreme Court
Chethiin Fron
Drendergaat
Governor Pattison Awards Fourth Regiment Sharpshooters
In Allentown Pennsylvania Governor Pattison and Adjutant General Greenleaf presented medals to men of Company B and D, Fourth Regiment, for sharp shooting. General Copin and several staff members witnessed the ceremony as trophies were awarded.
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Allentown
Mareti
Pattison
Greenlend
Copin
Companon Bon
Fragmentary Texas Crisis and Murder at Darlington
The text details widespread hunger in southern Texas amid turmoil. It notes Gowliet, Paterson, and Darlington linked incidents, including a theft excuse, a fatal shooting by a deputy, and armed deputies stopping a man en route to Montgomery. The report mentions state troops and Governor orders, with references to Oliver Jackson and a Chant murder case.
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Columbia, & C
Uder
Darlington
Oliver Jackson
Montgomery
Mitogen
Platols
Dealt
Weather Report From Washington Parade
A garbled Washington weather note reports Saturday patterns with west winds. Forecasters predict rain and warming trends for Western Pinete gyltania with fair skies and mild temperatures for youth activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Porecast
Seth West Winds
Special Offerings In One Lot by Crochet Quilts
Special offerings describe crochet quilts at 95 cents per lot with fast colors. Includes dimity oulita and cream table damask pieces with per item prices, damask napkins and damask towels offered at low rates. Also notes Turkish bath towels available at 10 cents each and linen items previously priced higher.
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Bluefields
the Beggars Opera
Coxsy
Matin
Sam
Register H&s
Mina Pollard
Wealevan College
Age
Samoa
Malivtos
Charles M. Bragg
Condensed State News
Seeathinieveecole
Susquehanna
Board of Healther Mineraville Li
Childran
Beckie Gomnlinuas
Madeline
Kmonsuth
Evokue
Thomas Morriman
Gaylord
House of Worship
Clevelad
Qunoy
Safran
Mhs
Shaffer
Washington Notes
Horning
Partia
Onfaranek Li
Carnot
Carlsbad
Liverpool
Africa
Carnbane
Fravem Hope
May Yoho
Americn Warrows
Agee Guploye
Vienna
Princ Bismarck
Peoria
Mareki
Peoria Water Company
Bostan
Dogen
Parta
Ouwr
Wes Charles Littlefield
Rolln King
N.S Ewing
Frank Colwell
John Huber
Mia
John Bo Tranp
Thros
Lone Star State
Laidlaw
Beavall Lawa
South Carolina
Hawaii
NEW Party
The
American Leawoe and Union Party
Markemon
Pres
Texas
Thomas H. Dailey
Gowliet
Esha Chiir
Dot Paterson
Carthage
Offer Nanor
Finley
Lackawanna Ave
Hi. A. Kingsbury
Spracs St
Scranton, Pa
Serehoe End Kamer
Lewis Hemel
Wil Metall
Arcade
Wyoming
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