Ohio Democrats Nominate McBride for Secretary of State
Ohio Democrats at Toledo nominate John McBride for Secretary of State after long convention debates. The platform endorses President Cleveland, laments deaths of Durbin Ward and other leaders, pushes tariff reform, home rule, and strict ballot integrity while denouncing Foraker’s actions and Republican overreach.
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Toledo, O
Memorial Hall
Tom Cogan
State Central Committee
E. B. Finley
C. A. Layton
Auglaize
Finley
Democratic Congress
Cleveland
Hamilton County
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Foraker
Fred Hermann
W. W. Armstrong
Ohio
Party of the People
the Public Service
Democrats
Durbin Ward
Samuel J. Tilden
Democracy of
America
United States
Thomas A. Hendricks
Indiana
George B. McClellan
Horatio Seymour
Winfield Scott Hancock
Democratic House of Congress
Ireland
Friends of Liberty
Gladstone
Parnell
State Senate
Thetate
State of
Cincinnati
Par Gnage Replunder
Sega
Armg
H. B. Payne
Senate of
Senate
Nominations Named for State Positions at Convention
C S Darrow named Henry Aphthorp of Ashtabula and Judge Hunter placed William Bell of Ohio for judgeship. Norris nominated Boston Young and Wallace Phelps McBride for Secretary of State. Delegates halted when Hamilton County reached the floor, unclear if further time would be allowed, and balloting concluded after delay.
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McBride
Hamilton
Butler County
Lucas
Warren
Hamilton County
Tom Cogan
Verybody
Cuyahoga
Young
Sandusky
Holmes
Clark County
Norris
Marion
Boston G. Young
C. S. Darrow
Henry Aphthorp
Ashtabula
Hunter
William Bell
Ohio
Boston Young
Wallace Phelps McBride
Owever
Democrats Rally After Dow Law Debate Postures
Judge Thoman led a rebuke of enforcement confusion on the Dow law and backed Dodds in praising John G. Thompson. McBride accepted the Democratic nomination amid enthusiastic support and thanked delegates, while McSweeney’s supporters clamored. The Central Committee organized with Henry Bohl as chairman and plans a Columbus meeting to appoint a State Executive Committee.
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Supreme Court
J.W. Cruikshank
Henry Bohl
Leroy Crown
Board OF Public Works
Tom Cogan
Hamilton County
Edward Nealis
Ed. Nealis
John P. Martin
Board of Pone Works
Edward J. Nealis
Louis Ludwig
Cuyahoga County
Toledo
Vance
Dodd
Lucas
John G. Thompson
Maj. Armstrong
Cleveland
Samuel J. Tilden
McCllllan
M’bride
McBride
Bell
McSweeney
Bob Kennedy
Syma
Toledo Blades
Judge Hoadly
Busy Bee
Grover Cleveland
Marshall
Dayton
Foraker
Axline
Frank Hurd
Washington County
Co. M. Haskill
A. G. Harbaugh
Columbus
Costly Experiments on Diamond Combustion Across Centuries
The New York Post notes historic tests from 1694 Florence where a diamond burned under a focused sun, to 1776 Lavosier showing diamond combustion requires oxygen. Experiments by Cosmo III, Francis I, and others traced how diamonds vanished under heat or burned like coal when air is present.
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Florence
Cosmo III
Francis L
France
le Blanc
Macquer
Maillard
Lavosier
N. Y. Post
Potatoes Abound On Connecticut Farm This Year
Over two hundred varieties of potatoes were raised on a Connecticut farm this year according to the Hartford Post. The number of varieties reflects diverse cultivation and farming effort in the region.
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Connecticut
Hartford
Texas Stormclaims Thirty-Eight Lives Lost Across Coast
Fort Worth reports Indianola dispatch on the deadly Texas Gulf coast storm. Captain Reed and Dr. Rosencrans among the missing. Dr. Lewis drowned after fire. Thirteen houses burned including Regan dry goods and Lewis drugstore. Ten colored victims found. Total losses cite lives and multi-million property damage across 200 miles inland.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Indianola
I. A. Reed
Lewis
Crooker
H. C. Rosencrans
Elgin
Ill
Hodges
Cuero
Austin
Henry Sheppard
Max Luther
Corpus Christie
David Lewis
Cutting Released by Chihuahua Supreme Court Order
El Paso reports at 11 30 this morning Cutting appeared before Judge Castinada as the Chihuahua Supreme Court minutes were read. The decree frees him since Medina waived a civil suit for damages, ending state proceedings. Cutting accepted liberty and asked for a copy of the decree.
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el Paso
Cutting
Supreme Court
Castenada
Provincio
Joze Politico
Mexico is Getting Ready for Likely Action
A Dallas News dispatch from Laredo reports preparations underway in Mexico in relation to an upcoming development. The report notes government activity and local responses as authorities prepare for anticipated actions.
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Mexico
GalvesTon
Laredo
Armies and Cavalry Mobilization Near Laredo and Rio Grande
The article notes two thousand U S troops near Nuevo Laredo and an equal number of Mexican cavalry along the Rio Grande between Nuevo Laredo and Piedras Negras. It warns private property destruction on the American side could be costly before mobilization, while Mexicans mock Americans as shopkeepers who won't fight.
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Laredo
Nuevo Laredo
Rio Grande
Piedras Negras
Bulgarian Prince Deposed After Secret Plot
A Vienna dispatch to the Times reports Prince Alexander of Bulgaria was ousted by conspiracy. Prime Minister Karaveloff entered Sofia Palace and told Alexander public opinion demanded his removal. Alexander admitted no friends could aid him, stunned by the sudden plot. Karaveloff managed the affair with great secrecy, with mutinous troop sentiment as the only hint.
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London
Vienna
The
Times
Prince Alexander
Karaveloff
Sofia
Bulgaria
Rince Alexander
Alexander
M. Karaveloff
Lamp Lighter Lights Pyro Torch Hurting Children
In New Brunswick on August 2 William Hammil a partly blind lamp lighter during rounds last evening threw a naphtha torch into a group of children burning three seriously Mamie Houghton eleven unable to recover others severely burned. His act was not intentional.
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New Brunswick
N. J
William Hammil
Mamie Houghton
Hammil
Salt Lake Bishop Deposed for Polygamy Stance
Salt Lake City Bishop John Sharp has been deposed for agreeing to obey U S law and stop living in polygamy. A second Utah bishop was mentioned. Onan Sharp is noted as a Union Pacific railroad director.
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Salt Lake, Utah
John Sharp
U. S
Onan Sharp
Union Pacific Railroad
Mrs Cleveland Opens Minneapolis Industrial Expo Machinery
At Prospect House in the Adirondack Mountains Mrs Cleveland pressed the electric button that started the machinery at the Minneapolis Industrial Exposition this afternoon.
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New York
Prospect House
Adirondack Mountains
Cleveland
Richmond Declared Insane Not Guilty in Herald Editor Killing
Dr. S. A. Richmond of St. Joseph Missouri was found sane on trial after being charged with killing Colonel James W. Strong editor of the Herald. He was judged insane and not guilty by reason of insanity.
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Richmond
St. Joseph
S. A. Richmond
James W. Strong
The
Herald
Hearth heir dies with iron fortune in Troy
Betsey Hearth of Troy died today leaving a fortune of 5 million dollars. Her father Jonas Hearth founded the local iron industry in 1798, shaping the city’s early industry and economy.
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Troy
N. Y
Betsey Hearth
Jonas Hearth
Bank embezzler arrested in Williamsport theft
Boyd Caldwell was arrested today in Williamsport Pennsylvania for the embezzlement of twenty thousand dollars from the City National Bank of the city.
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Williamsport
Boyd Caldwell
City National Bank
Miner Joseph Page Is Killed by Slate Roof Collapse
Rich Hm Mo August 23 Joseph Page a miner died when about ten tons of slate roofing fell on him at a work site. The accident occurred in Mo. with Page trapped beneath the heavy debris until help arrived.
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Rich Hm, Mo
Joseph Page
Young Man Seeks Admission To Dresden Poor Farm
A healthy young man applied for county poor farm admittance at Dresden Tennessee. He preferred living at the farm instead of living with his father whom he intensely detested.
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Dresden
Tenn
Boston Man Survives Niagara Whirlpool Swim Trial
Aug 22 report describes William Kendall of Boston attempting a $10,000 wager by swimming through the Niagara whirlpool. He was submerged and nearly unconscious as the current dragged him into eddies, later surfacing exhausted. Assistants revived him with stimulants and rubbing, and he refused to repeat the feat, noting a child would face the same odds.
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Boston
NiaGara
Kendall
Wm. J
Ain Webb
Findlay
Stephen
Congress
B. Downs
Granville
Peter Sturm
Gustav Steuner
Campbell
Fayetteville
Treasury calls for more small coins amid short supply
Demands for one five and ten cent pieces pour into the Treasury from across the nation. The on hand supply is inadequate, triggering a request to the United States Mints for additional coins. Philadelphia Mint Superintendent Fox met Acting Secretary Fairchild and said he could likely supply all demands within about thirty days.
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Washincton
Treasury Department
United States
Fox
Philadelphia
Mi B
Fairchild
Fires rage in national park pine forest near Mam moth Hot Spin
Forest fires have burned for days in the northern National Park, drying conditions aggravating the blaze. Several thousand acres of pine woods are involved around Blacktail Creek, about n miles from Mam moth. The area near Hot Spin is infrequently visited by tourists and may attract attention as the fires advance.
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Cinnabar
Mon
National Park
Blacktail Creek
Mammoth Hot Spin
Salt Works Tragedy: Man Falls Into Boiling Vat
Scott Hendricks, a salt works employee at St Johns Illinois, dropped a wheelbarrow into a vat of boiling salt water while attempting a catch. The barrow fell in and trapped him, and despite a rapid rescue he cannot survive.
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DuQvuorn
Scott Hendricks
St. Johns
Ill
Furnace disaster at Girard Furnace causes $50,000 loss
A Girard Furnace in Youngstown special says the furnace, in steady blast for two years, melted this morning and its lining caved in. The proprietor faces an estimated $50,000 loss as the plant was in full operation at the time of the accident.
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Pittspurgh
Poss
Youngstown (O
Girard
Prison guest treated with unusual care at Paso del Norte
An American visitor to Cutting in his cell at Paso del Norte reports he was treated more like a guest than a prisoner. He enjoyed light guards and the best prison accommodations, while being held as a sort of prisoner of State.
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Cutting
Paso, Tex
Paso del Norte
Mexican War Demand Threatens Clash Over Imprisonment
A dispatch from El Paso Texas reports the Mexican Consul scouts the idea of any indemnity for the imprisonment of Cutting and warns that such a demand by the United States government could trigger war.
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Sr. Lovurs
el Paso
Tex
Foreign Lady Dies After Monte Carlo Losses Near Grenoble
A foreign lady who lost £12,000 at Monte Carlo reportedly killed herself in a village near Grenoble. This marks the seventy six death by own action linked to Monte Carlo losses since the season began.
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Londoon
Monte Carlo
Grenoble
Drowned as squall hits rowboat on Lake Pepin
Three young Scandinavians crossing Lake Pepin in a rowboat were swept overboard and drowned when a sudden squall struck their craft. Several onshore witnesses could not reach them.
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Lake
Pepin
Minneapolis, Miinn
Lake Pepin
Fatal fall from rotten bridge in Pine Burr
A phaeton carrying a colored driver and three children of Charles Weil plummeted thirty feet through a rotten bridge in Pine Bluff Arkansas on August 22. One child died, the other two were seriously injured, and the driver was fatally injured.
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Pine Buurr
Ark
Charles Weil
Discovery of Encke's Comet Reported from Capetown
A cable from Dr. Krueger at Kiel reports Encke's comet observed at Capetown Africa. The nebula measures about one minute across with slight condensation and no tail, brightness about a tenth magnitude.
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Boston
Mexican Government Orders Maxim Guns From England
Ex Paso reports the Mexican Government has ordered a number of celebrated Maxim guns, capable of firing six hundred balls per minute, from the English manufactory.
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Paso
Tex
England
Fatal snake outbreak linked to water well in Pottsdam
A Philadelphia Press report notes a deadly epidemic among Pottsdam workers traced to a copperhead found at the bottom of the drinking well. The discovery ties the illness to contamination from the well source.
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Pottsdam
Philadelphia Press
Four Girls Struck by Train at Hillsboro Crossing
A four girl team was struck by a train at a grade crossing a mile below Hillsboro Butper New Hampshire yesterday afternoon. Jessie Colby was killed instantly Blanche Colby died of injuries Nellie Flanders and Norah Colby were severely injured in the accident near the town.
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Hillsboro Butper
N. H
Jessie Colby
Blanche Colby
Nellie Flanders
Norah Colby
Skull Crash Ends Life of Distasteful Pub Proprietor
In Scranton on Aug 22 James Baird proprietor of a disreputable house was struck during a drunken row and died the following morning. Several arrests have been made as the investigation continues.
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Scranton, Pag
James Baird
Storm in Texas Wreaks Havoc Hits Galveston
From Galveston reports indicate a violent storm drenched the city from dawn, flooding two feet on the strand and up to fifteen feet on the gulf side. The Beach Hotel ground floor submerged, several streets flooded, twenty to thirty houses adrift, and six lives reported lost as the city suffers immense damage. The central business area suffered heavy destruction with Beac Rink and Inter-State Drill Ground buildings wrecked. Total losses estimated at $200,000.
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St. Louis
Galveston
Gulf
Beach Hotel
Bay Bridge
Amon
Beac
Embezzling Bank President and Daughter Murdered Abroad
Elbert P. Cook, president of Havana Bank in New York, fled to Buenos Ayres with his family. News says Cook and one daughter were killed by a man named Gluck of Indianapolis, believed insane, who then killed himself.
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New York
Buenos Ayres
Elbert P. Cook
Havana
N. Y
Buenos A
Cook
Gluck
Indianapols
Envoy Sedgwick Arrives for Secret El Paso Conference
El Paso reports Envoy Sedgwick arrived at 4 PM and was escorted to Paso del Norte to meet Consul Brigham for about an hour. He then left by train to Mexico City at 7 PM, saying his mission is to confer with Minister Jackson. The State Department will act after his return and report.credentials and instructions were examined by Mexican customs at Paso del Norte depot.
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el Paso
Sedgwick
Paso del Norte
Brigham
City of
Mexico
Jackson
Cutting
Department of State
Washington
United States
Troops Reinforce Pan Area Across River in Mexico
News from Larepo Texas says Mexican authorities fortified Pan a town fifty miles up the river and placed sixty troops there. Colonel Bernard sent twenty men from Fort McIntosh who will stay at Palafox opposite Pan as fears spread of crossing Mexicans. Palafox, a deserted mining town, borders large ranches vulnerable to plunder.
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Larepo
Tex
Pan
Fort McIntosh
Bernard
Palafox
Bayard Discusses Treaty Article At Universal Peace Union
New Loxton Conn Aug 20 At the Universal Peace Union meeting a letter from Secretary Bayard was read noting Article 21 of the 1848 Treaty with Mexico. Bayard says other governments jurisdiction was the basis of his action in the Cutting case, with no demand or suggestion by this Government not warranted by national duty and justice.
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New Loxton
Conn
Universal Peace Union
Bayard
Mexico
Negotiations Seen for Northwest Atlantic Fisheries Settlement
London reports that Sir J. Ferguson told the House of Commons negotiations are proceeding among England the United States and Canada to amicably settle the Northwest Atlantic fisheries disputes. He said neither the United States nor England intends to appoint a joint commission to amend the 1518 treaty.
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London
J. Ferguson
House of Commons
England
United States
Canada
Times Letter Pushes Treason Prosecution for Canadian Delegates
The Times today prints a prominent letter proposing treason prosecutions for Canadians and other British subjects who attended the Chicago convention and returned home, a stance reflected in its front-page commentary.
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London
the Times
Chicago
Four masked men rob Shenango farmer of 3000 dollars
Pittspurgh Aug 20 Four masked men entered the house of farmer William Manning in Shenango Township and at the point of revolver compelled the elderly man to surrender the 3000 dollars he had collected that day.
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Pittspurgh
William Manning
Shenango Township
Duke of Leinster Plans Tenants Sale on Long Purchase
Dusuin August 20 The Duke of Leinster has arranged to sell a large portion of his Kildare estates to his tenants on an eighteen year purchase plan.
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Dusuin
Duke of Leinster
Kildare
Queen Margaret Sets Herself a Task
A rumor says Queen Margarita seeks reconciliation between Italy and the Papacy. It is claimed the Pope would receive arrears of endowment from Italy to fund Catholic missions.
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Margaret
Rome
Margharita
Papacy
Italy
Business failures rise across regions in New York week
New York reports 186 business failures in the past seven days, up from 157 the previous week and 154 the week before. The increase is concentrated in the Middle and Pacific States and in Canada, reflecting broader regional distress.
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New York
Middle and Pacific States
Canada
Brave Buckeye Mother Slays Panther To Save Children
In August at Toono near Cleveland Ohio Mrs Montcalm a traveling mother from Indiana Territory killed a large panther that attacked her sleeping children eight miles southwest of town. She shot the beast after spotting it preparing to spring on the girls and then resumed her journey with the pelt.
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Toono, Inn
Bouse’s Grove
Here
Ohio
Occupant shoots whirlpool rapids in barrel near Niagara Falls
At Niagara Falls on August 19 Graham successfully navigated the whirlpool rapids with his head protruding from a barrel. Fisherman James Scott of Lewiston attempted the rapids in a cork suit and was found dead at Lewiston about an hour later.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Graham
James Scott
Lewiston
Post Office Plans New Letter Sheet Envelope
The post-office department in Washington announces a combined letter sheet and stamped envelope called a letter-sheet envelope, priced at two cents for a single denomination. Initial distribution will be limited to major offices with a price schedule ranging from 3 cents for one sheet to 23 cents for ten sheets and large pads up to 23 dollars for a thousand sheets.
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Washington
Post-Office Department
Lord Iddesleigh backs talks on world tribunal plan
London August 19 Lord Iddesleigh Foreign Secretary writes that he agrees with Lord Rosebery that now is the time to receive a deputation to discuss opening negotiations with the United States for an International Sage Tribunal to handle international questions. He notes the fishery issue is central to the arbitration talks.
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London
Lord Iddesleigh
International Arbitration Association
Lord Rosebery
United States
Iddesleigh
Bitter Feeling at Belfast Factories
Belfast on August 19 reports Catholics losing factory jobs as protests grow. Many Catholics quit voluntarily due to hostile conditions, including workers at Queen’s Island Shipyards. Officials estimate about 2000 Catholic men and women have been displaced recently. Wealthy factory owners are Protestant.
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Belfast
Queen’s E. Island
Canal Company Officers Accused Of Large Fraud in Windsor
James A. L. Wilson treasurer of the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company and his cousin Henry V. Lesley, a former treasurer, are in Windsor Ontario accused of defrauding the firm of 615000. An overissue of bonds occurred when 2800000 thirty year mortgage bonds issued in July 1856 were printed rather than engraved, aiding imitation.
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Canada
Detroit
Micn
James A.L. Wilson
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company
Henry V. Lesley
Windsor
Ont
Raph
Lusley
Prohibition State Convention Nominates Ticket for Lincoln
The Prohibition State Convention at Lincoln Nebr Aug 19 nominated H W Hardy for Governor E B Graham for Lieutenant Governor E J O Neil for Secretary of State A J Leach for Treasurer J E Hopper for Auditor Martin L Brower for Attorney General L B Palmer for Commissioner of Public Lands and J A Smith for Superintendent of Public Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Nes
H. W. Hardy
Lancaster County
E. B. Graham
Jary
E. J. O’neil
A. J. Leach
J. E. Hopper
Martin L. Brower
L. B. Palmer
J. A. Smith
Maniac Arrested Near St Peter's Balcony
In Rome on August 19 police observed a man on the St Peter's balcony used for papal blessings. Gendarmes warned him and then arrested him. The prisoner identified himself as Storti and was found to be a maniac. The Pope expressed gratitude for the police zeal.
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Rome
St. Peter’s
Storti
Parliament Opens as Salisbury Delivers Queen's Speech
London August 19 Parliament opened today with Lord High Chancellor Baron Salisbury reading the Queen's speech from the throne. The speech is notably non-committal on the Irish question.
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London
Baron Salisbury
Call Issued for 15 Million 3 Percent Loan of 1882
Washington August 19 reports a call has been issued for fifteen million dollars of the three percent loan of eighteen eighty two. The action increases public debt management and signals renewed government financing activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WasningTon
Town of Saric swept away by floods in Sonora Arizona
News from No Gaes Arizona reports Saric a Sonora town of seven hundred inhabitants was entirely destroyed by floods over the weekend. No houses remain and grain fields are flattened. Damage and fatalities are not yet estimated.
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Gaes
Ariz
Saric
Sonora
Suicide at Springfield gate due to intrusive strangers
John B. Cox killed himself in Springfield Missouri citing too many strangers passing through his gate. He shot himself tonight indicating his desire to remove himself from the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfieid
John B. Cox
Columns Unearthed on Acropolis Reveal Pre Persian War Era
An archaeological find in Athens excites scholars as several well preserved columns are uncovered on the Acropolis. They date to a period before the Persian war, offering new insights into ancient Greek architecture and history.
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Athens
Acropolis
Farmer Michael Kern Dies in Apparent Self Injury
Moanequa Illinois August 19 Michael Kern a well to do farmer near the town was mounting a horse with a gun in his hand when the hammer catch discharged the weapon fatally striking him. A shot passed through his body as he fell to the ground.
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Moanequa
Illn
Michael Kern
Here
Geronimo Expected to Surrender
Official information from Washington cites Geronimo expressing a wish to surrender. War Department officials have received the update confirming the possible capitulation in the ongoing conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geronimo
WasHineTon
War Department
Miner Falls eighty feet in shaft near Jor Mo
Michael Dolan, a miner, survived a plunge of eighty feet in a shaft near Jor Missouri today. He was not killed in the accident and received injuries but remained alive at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jor, Mo
Michael Dolan
Maine Man Heads to New York for Brooklyn Bridge Jump
Banner Maine Aug. 19 reports a Maine man traveled to New York to leap from the Brooklyn Bridge on a wager. He plans to jump from a point fifty feet higher than Brodie’s spring height into the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner
Maine
New York
Brooklyn
Brodie
State Board of Railways Equalization findings released
The State Board of Railway Equalization reports deductions and additions for several rail lines including the Atlantic, B&O, Cleveland and Mahoning Valley, and Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton. Totals show added amounts of 215,207 and deductions of 172,444 leaving a net balance to be added of 42,823.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tews State Board of Railway Equalization
Yung Atlantic
Ohio Division
Cleveland
Maho Valley
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Dayton
Little Miami Division
Lorain
Wheeling
Valley Railroad
Little Miami
Clevelan Lorain
Valley
Chicago
Atlantic
Mahoning Valley
Bradshaw
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Bloom
M’ Bride
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M. D. Follett
Embezzier
Encke
Maxim Guns
Peace Union
Canadian Fisheries
Nebraska
Parliament
Meyer
Bers
Macthony
Jacob Kurfe
Youngstown
Frank Huston
Huston
Clayborn
Lima Field
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Lizzie
Steven McMicuo
Sandy
Barnesville
James Riper
Hancock County
McComb
Ric
M. F. Coffland
Bnock
Henry Daniels
W Stellers
Bealisville
Amanda J. lL.patrick
Jas
Wrilliam
Henry Harrison
North Bend
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