Seizure of Oswego Falls Mills in New York
The Riverside and Oswego Mill Company of Providence lost control of its Oswego Falls mills on the 6th via sheriff attachment for $502,000. the plants valued at $1,000,000 employ 1,000 workers and the mills are now temporarily shut.
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Oswego Falls
N. Y
Riverside and Oswego Mill Company
Providence
R. I
Abraham Beeler
Louisville
Isaac
Shelbina
Wuite
Crystal
Dundee
Scotland
New York
Henry Simmons
Willie Simmons
Eddie Deplore
Monongahela River
Pittsburgh
Tur
Delhi
Odd Fellows Hall
Owue
Hunsicker & Co
Reading
Naval War College of the Torpedo Station
Newport
R. L
Goodrich
Andy Baker
Wade Purcell
Mt. Vernon
John Proctor
Purcell
Proctor
Lackman’s
Cincinnati
Dick Tate
Kentucky
Scottsboro
Ala
Tue Topeka
Kan
Multiple Appointments and Elections Highlight Regional News
William A. Kiso of Kansas named chief of division at the census bureau. In Salt Lake City Gentiles won by forty one, signaling a Gentile city government next February. Pacific Postal Telegraph Cable directors elected in New York on the 7th include Mackey Van Horn Stephens Hosmer Dey Chandler De Castor Platt Ward. Idaho constitutional convention adjourned on November 6 with most delegates favorable except Petley who refused to sign over recognition of God. Zack Tayton of Tennessee named special assistant attorney for the Woolworths case in Arkansas amid a defalcation probe tied to Seminole and Hussako in Philadelphia.
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Willliam A. Kiso
Kansas
Census Bureau
Salt Lake City
Utah
Richard V. Dey
Albert RB
Chandler
Hector de Castor
Edward C. Platt
George Ward
Idaho
Rewly
Congress
Petley
God
Zack Tayton
Tennessee
Ti Woree Ees
Arkansas
Ant
Hussako
Philadelphi
Attacks and Disasters Abroad and Local Notables
Late advices report Hippolyte and Jean Jumeau's forces routed at Port au Prince with retreat toward St Marc. Mme Le MarcenaL Canrobert dies in Paris. Bonningre jailed for selling diplomatic papers. French elections yield 49 Republicans and 489 Conservatives. Montreal steamship wrecked. Vera Cruz prisoners riot. Maybrick verdict of guilty. July British trade up. Icebergs sighted near Belle Isle. Japan flood disaster devastates cantons.
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Hayti
Athos
Hippolyte
Jean Jumeau
Port-au-Prince
St. Marc
Mme
LE Marcenal Canrobert
Paris
Eugenie
France
Bonningre
Montreal
Dominion Line
Liverpool
London Board of Trade
Jennings
Colina
Quebec
Glasgow
Belle Isle
Point Armour
San Francisco
Yokohama
Cantons
Chikago
Japan
Illnesses and accidents plague 19th century towns and cities
Reports describe an epidemic in Illinois traced to contaminated water and a string of disasters. Charred by explosions in Pittsburgh, trains wrecked in New Haven Junction and Edensburg, while a man died from a 60 foot fall at Taylorstown. Crimes include embezzlement charges and murder plots in Chicago. Local deals span Joplin mineral lands to Italian traveler injuries near White Sulphur Springs.
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Martin Burke
Chicago
Cronin
Pittsburgh
Bell
Taylorstown
I.a
New Haven Junction
Wm. Gargin
Mark Christman
We. H. Bradley
Weekly Express
Philadelphia
Jos. Sims
Fred Harvey
Harvey
Sims
Edensburg
Steve Broote
Pawtucket Falls
Minixa Engineers
Braustad
Severoni
Florence
Italy
White Sulphur Springs
Joplin
Webb City
O. M. Towner
New York City
Johnstown
Buck Lour
Oxanna
Alaene Heeteet
Lako
Maybrick case ends in death sentence for American wife
Liverpool reports Mrs. Maybrick found guilty of poisoning her husband James Maybrick and sentenced to hanging. Court scenes show her weak, pleading innocence while judge and crowd react with tension. London papers note mixed views while detailing testimony of nurses, doctors, and Michael Maybrick about suspected poisoning.
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Liverpool
Maybrick
Starus
Maybricek
Stephen
Brierly
London
Times
Home Office
May
Michael Maybrick
Five bodies found shot in back in Montana mystery
Mysterious tragedy reported from Corvallis Western Montana. Ollie Jones his wife and two others were found dead with shots fired in the back. A young girl wounded in the hip was found on Big Hole mountain. Corvallis lacks telegraphic facilities. few details available. Jones had married recently at Missoula and was en route to his ranch.
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Montana
Henena
M. T
Ollie Jones
Corvallis
Butter Root Valley
Big Hole Mountain
Jones
Missoula
Ohio notes and pardons and prison life details
Gustav Zevner of Cincinnati died by his own hand due to rheumatic illness. And Howand L Harroff,Homer Harroff, who killed Marshal John M Cone at Canfield during arrest in 1880, seek pardons after eight years in prison. Harry Propasco appointed Assistant U S Attorney. An ancient Moravian apple tree at Gnadenhutten blew down. Joan Sterling, recently recaptured escapee, attempted suicide in prison, then returned to work.
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Gustav Zevner
Cincinnati
Howand L
Homer Harroff
John M. Cone
Canfield
of Pardons
Harry Propasco
U. S
Ohio
Gnadenhutten
Joan Sterling
Sterling
Prison Insane Asylum
Ax Heap
Barnesville
Boston
Tiffin
Lima
Oue
Dayton
Fred Weis
Labor Department
Vinall G. Simpson
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and St. Louis Railway
Newark
Chas
Richie
Oscar Trout
Sovereign Grand Lodge of
Circleville
Geo. Smith
Jor Axtos
Utah
John Y. Williams
Columbiana County
Fort Hall
Idaho
Cote
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Stone
Nathan
Pinckney
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Governor Hill
United States
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Fifth National Bank of St. Louis
Old Dominion
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Norfolk
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Rusk
Mass
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Nickel Plate Road
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Ind
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St. Paul
Turnaval
Catie
Petrel
A. C. Trentman
Detroit
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Union
Woodward and
Jefferson Avenues
Thompson's Springs
Colorado Line
Nosie
Secretary of War
Brown, Steece & Clark
Apispaten
Gallitzin
Tur Columbia (Pa.) Iron Company
Anderson
St. Louis
Francis. Anderson
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Wheeling
W. Va
Market Street
Benjamin F. Spandauver
Surratt
Cak
Canada
Eben 8. Allen
Grand Street Railroad Company
Steadman
Benton County
Wis
Warsaw
Riverside
George Bollman
Adamstown
Bollman
Lewis
A. E. Buck
Purt
Atlanta
Registry Department
Post Office
Colonel Buck
Mr. Lewis
Kansas City
Everson
Cumberland Gap
Virginia
Washington
Grand Chazterlor Knights of Pythias
Pennsylvania
L. G. Bishop
John J. Davis
G. W. Henderson
Cleveland
Plain Dealer
City
Harrisburg
Henry K. Boyer
Harrison
M. 8
Quay
Simon Cameron
Beaver
North Dakota
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Santa Fe
Jonathaan Bourne
New Bedford
Bourne Cotton
Tiverton
Henry Dupont
Dupont, DeNemours & Co
Wilmington
Del
Ill
Emperor William
Queen Victoria
Laura Wotrorp
Lafayette
Voun
Steubenville
Mase Creromron
Springfield
S. Park Alexander
Clement
Russert
Massillon
Frank V. Owen
Auditor of State
Logan
General Revenue Fund
Foraker
A. E. Jones
Tolana Jones
Madison County
William H. Parkham
Hamilton County
Harrison Monument Commission
Deshler
Nichols & Nichols, Attorneys AT Law
Batavia, Ohio
Tatman’s Building
Main Street
W. Pease
Lincoln Inn Place
Ames E. Robinson
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
Amelia
Pownsley
T.D. Q. Crane
U and Notary Public
Bantam
Clermont
Test & Hicks
Attorneys AT Law
Batavia
Court House Row
S. A. West, Louis Hicks
Razier & Roudebush
Weaver Building
Per Frazier
W . F. Roudebush
Ames B. Swing
Vcrversnati
Esplanade
Hamilton
F. Mallbury
Lincoln Inn Court Building
Cincin
Mildale, CO
Illiam C. Bishop
Main Steet
Clermont House
S Wing
Olio
Geo. L. Swing
T. P. Breeding
C. Hulick
Sardinia
Dunn
Fice
Lows Hicks
RE. Ayer
Race Street
H. Clark
Goshen
Hotels
M. Kautz
Biehn House
Ake
Georgetown
Public Square
Pjrank Hurdle
Ohio House
Felicity
Ellsworth House
P. Smidley
Dick Hotel
Moscow
West Sixth St
Sitoer
John D. Park & Sons, Antilesale Agts
DYE House
Robert Walker
East Third Street
Cincinnath
Peptiorsa
A. Detzel
Cincinninati
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