Tragic J M White Burned At Blue Store Point Above Baton Rouge
A steamboat named J M White bound for New Orleans from Wicks caught fire near Blue Store Point thirty miles above Baton Rouge while loading cotton. Between 40 and 60 crew and laborers on board endured the blaze and peril as passengers and workers scrambled to safety. casualties and details of the disaster unfold amid chaotic evacuations and reports of loss.
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J. M. White
Wicks
Mim
New Orleans
Blue Store Point Coupe
Baton Rouge
Iver
Webts
Tiros
Engelstings
Fred
Greene
Ibkal Eysund
Hallowe
Pete Maele
Cunilus
Rudy Dt
Stent
Crops Report Advances and Congo News Collide in Dispatch
A mixed telegraphic report details crop conditions across southern and northern counties with/reporters noting reduced yields in the north and moderate wheat movement to elevators. Separately, dispatches describe Henry Brouley’s arrival in Luis with orders to return, Arab predation in the Congo free state, and military and political updates across the Americas and Europe.
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Rey Dente
Countine
Velent
Sunitien
Henry M. Brouley
Luis Country
Bele Uu
Wae Gee
Wienperfedt Smale
Iy Teyable
Wii Congo
Anter Ben Mohaimmed
Stanley
Free Congo
Wien
Striey
Haring Town
Leopeld
Beparation Ordered in Baltimore Labor Council Split
An order from the Baltimore General Master Workman Powder orders withdrawal of all new assemblies of the Knights of Labor from the Nation of Trades. The move cites hostile federation attitude toward knights amid growing Knights of Labor versus unions tensions. The order could prompt assemblies to sever ties and reassess federation associations as labor factions dispute leadership and policy.
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Baltimore
Knights of F
Nation of Trades
Federation
Knights
Knights of Labor
Federation of
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Congressional Debates on Franks and Military Records
Fragmented report covers proposals to grant franking privileges for soldiers and to remove decertion charges from George Pagnette. Mentions include votes on military records, national guard funding, and a call for revised customs duties. Details are garbled with scattered names and dates.
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Mehta
George Pagnette
Compooy
Cates
Alsiuund
Athens
Pete Motebona
Erea
Bonnar
Wien
Melick
Auiell
Wim
Slavery Abolition in Cuba and Spanish Policy Discussed
The article reviews Cuba’s abolition movement led by Queen Christina and Spain’s Cortes reforms. It notes the 10 year old emancipation provision, annual funds for emancipation, and gradual freeing of enslaved people with reform measures affecting Cuba by 1900. It contrasts population trends and the evolving status of freed individuals under imperial policy.
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Cuwaniy
Hiter
Spain
Cuba
Ab Onte
Isss
Sat
Insites
ELON
Thas
Cortes
Documented Corsican vendetta peace treaty 1845
A fragmentary, archaic notice recounts a August 1845 at Chiatura Corsica vendetta dispute between Rewding family members. M Abbe Rovenscta mediates a treaty of peace, with Frangelli and Valery factions swearing to lay down hostilities and uphold religious and social duties, including penalties for breaches. The document, described as unique and orig in Corsica, illustrates local customs and the era's dispute resolution.
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Chiiatra
Corte
Rewding
Uscles
Alain
Frangelli
Valery
Nately
Pierre Domine Ei
Aurelius Valery
Mourieur
Ottir
Josten
Justin
Chiatra
Orginal
Corsica
Grand Union Hotel near Grand Central Depot advertises lavish rooms
The notice promotes the Grand Union Hotel opposite Grand Central Depot in New York City. It highlights European rates, a one million dollar fit-out, and daily rates around three dollars. It promises near-elevated-rail access to all depots and recommends contacting Mr P Lowsomy at the Rand Union Hotel for reservations.
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York City
Capresegs
Gnas Usion
Grand Central Depot
Thrand Union Hotel
Gretciam
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