Russell Lowell Dies at Elmwood Cambridge Home
James Russell Lowell dies at 2:10 a.m. at Elmwood Cambridge liver disease. Born February 22, 1819, he studied Harvard and taught languages and belles lettres. A lawyer, poet, journalist, and editor, he served as diplomat to Spain and England and led roles at North American Review and Atlantic Monthly.
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Attempted lynching of John Marshall Sr. reported in Maryland
A mob of about fifty men attacked the jail in Pour Toracco early yesterday aiming to lynch John Marshall Sr. after he killed actor Wheeler nearby. The sheriff’s posse returned fire, twenty one shots were fired, and the crowd withdrew with no confirmed lynching casualties.
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Georgia Senator's Porter Arrested for Licenseless Whisky
Atlanta police with two detectives seized Peter McMichael, a Negro porter in the Georgia Senate, amid claims of a blind tiger operation within the capitol. Customers allegedly include General Assembly members. the Speaker intervened to have him released. Fourteen bottles and beer were found.
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Twelve Killed on an Excursion at Cold Spring Grove
An Aug 12 report from Oyster Bay New York says a party of excursionists likely twelve were killed by lightning at Cold Spring Grove with others injured. Rumors claim they came from Brooklyn and may have been aboard the Grand Republic when the hurricane deck was struck or lifted and the passengers thrown into the water. Most returned to New York tonight. Buffato Creek Trestle gives AWAY.
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Heavy rains halt rail line after Buffalo Creek wreck
Greensboro reports a trestle at Buffalo Creek out of service tonight blocking the C. Is. and Y. V. line until tomorrow afternoon. Heavy rains and hail sweep Graham and nearby areas. No Republican nominations for the Virginia Legislature announced.
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State Republican Committee Dismissed Without Legislature Nomination
Petersouar Virginia August 12 The State Republican Committee did not adjourn until 4 this morning They decided to make no nominations for the legislature this fall and will issue an address explaining the decision The address will be made public in a few days.
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VILE AMERICAN FARMER: Aug. 12 commentary on Russian ukase
The Daily News argues American crops will yield well and farmers should use strength fully. English papers fear Britain and allies may suffer. the notice promotes P P P tonic for aches and indigestion.
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George Jones Dies in Maine After Illness at Eighty
George Jones of the New York Times died at four this morning in Porano Springs Maine after a period of dysentery. Born in Poultney Vermont in 79 years earlier, he befriended Horace Greeley, helped run a Vermont and New York press career, and founded the New York Times in 1851.
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Cotton Crop IV in Indian Territory and Texas Promising
Dallas Texas August 12 The cotton crop outlook in Indian Territory and Texas is very promising though the crop is ten days late. The News reports eight-tenths of the principal cotton counties show healthy development and good yield prospects.
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San Salvador Seizes Pacific Steamer City of Panama
The State Department reports Minister Pacheco says San Salvador authorities seized the Pacific mail steamer City of Panama at Libertad for lack of clearance papers from La Union. The papers were withheld after the ship refused to surrender certain refugees aboard. The department is to investigate and report to Washington.
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Nationalists rename branch to Innesmnail unit
The Parnell branch of the National league in Cincinnati renamed itself the Innesmnail branch of the National Federation of America amid Irish affairs shifts and the league's decline. A meeting Thursday will complete reorganization and elect officers.
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Caprivi Refuses to Cut Grain Exports as Russia Links Rise
Berlin report notes Chancellor Vi on Ca i will not reduce grain exports despite ts request. Wires claim 90 percent of Germany's rye imports come from Russia. Ukase impacts East Prussia amid ongoing grain policy tensions.
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North Carolina editors gather for State Press Association meet
Winston Salem hosts about forty North Carolina editors for the nineteenth session at Brown's Opera House. President Caldwell endorses Cleveland for president and Crisp for speaker while town hospitality is praised. Delegates tour the city, hear the annual address, and attend a reception and concert at Salem Female College.
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P. P. P. Claims Cure for Bleed Diseases
A brief promotional passage asserts that the comprehensive tonic P. P. P. can cure blood disorders and restore health. It urges attention to diet and given directions, claiming all bleed diseases will yield slowly but surely with use.
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