Lawlessness Across Tennessee as Miners Clash With Convicts
Knoxville scene worsens as about 400 armed miners attack guards guarding 50 convicts at Briceville. Governor Buchanan calls out 14 companies to restore order while mobs seize more prisoners and threaten trains. Patrols and rail shifts are arranged. leaders urged arrest as state weighs legal authority.
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Tenn
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Briceville
Buchanan
Chattanooga
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Briveville
Coal Creek
Cers
Col. Sevier
Knoxville Company
Oliver Springs
Tennessee
Knoxville Tron Company
The Bishop Sustained Retention Of Reredos Figures
In the London Court of Appeals the case of Allcroft and others v the Bishop of London over St. Paul’s Cathedral Reredos was dismissed with costs against the appellants. The court upheld the Bishop ruling the sculpted figures of Jesus and Mary are not improper, ensuring the figures remain in the Reredos.
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Cable
Loxpon
Court of Appeals
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Allcroft
London
Medical board bans Koch's lymph in Hanover hospitals
London July 20 The medical board of the Province of Hanover has prohibited the use of Koch's lymph in hospitals under their jurisdiction. They do not question its private practice efficacy but deem it unsuitable for general hospital administration.
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Ceble
London
Medical Board
Province of
Hanover
Koch
Arrival of the Empress of China in Gibraltar
The Empress of China, third and last of the Carabian Pacific railroad steamers, reached Gibraltar on Saturday with a full passenger list and sailed again the same night.
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London
Empress of China
Carabian Pacific Railroad
Gibraltar
Choynski Fails To Retain Australian Title
Joe Choynski of California was defeated by Australia’s Joe Goddard in Melbourne in four rounds. Goddard dominated the bout for the purse of 10000 dollars and the Championship of Australia.
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Melbourne
Joe Choynski
California
England's New Protégé Sparks Royal Grant Debate
London July 20 Radicals discuss a possible Parliament grant for Princess Louise granddaughter of Queen Victoria who recently married Prince Aribert of Anhalt. The measure is unlikely to be asked by the Princess or approved by Lord Salisbury, with Liberals Radicals and many Tories ready to oppose. The incident signals a potential end to future royal grants regardless of closeness to the crown.
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London
Louise
Schleswig- Holstein
Victoria
Prince Aribert
Anhalt
Lord Salisbury
Rev J W W Jones Honored With Banquet and Address on Stonewall Jackson
The noted biographer of Lee and Jackson spoke at the Presbyterian church in Lexington. Mrs. Jackson attended. That night the Rockbridge battery veterans hosted a banquet at the Virginia Military Institute with 150 covers. A dawn salute from the battery was planned to mark the event.
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Lexington
J. W. Jones
Lee
Jackson
Stonewall Brigade
Presbyterian Church
Stonewall’ Jackson
Virginia Military Institute
Rockbridge Battery
Rockbridge County
First Manassas
Bradycrotine Eases Headaches With No Aftereffects
A period relief treatment named Bradycrotine is reported to relieve periodic headaches without leaving a lingering aftereffect. The claim notes safe usage with no adverse reactions observed in preliminary reports.
Parliament disturbance ends with ejecting a man
A man in the strangers gallery in the House of Commons jumped up during proceedings and dashed a package onto the floor. Constables removed him and searched the bundle, which contained papers outlining grievances of the person involved.
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House of Commons
Electrocution Could Replace Beheading in Germany
Berlin authorities study New York State electric chair method as a substitute for beheading. Experts say recent American executions prove it effective and objections to hanging or the block are removed by electricity.
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London
Berlin
New York State
Germany
America
Orangemen in Montreal riot threat after boyne anniversary sermon
A Montreal mass meeting of Orangemen marking the 201st Boyne anniversary featured a combative sermon by Rev. Dr. Justin H. Fulton of Brooklyn. He urged resistance to Jesuit influence and attacked Premier Mercier, sparking Catholic fears of riots during Mercier’s planned reception. Bondholders of ex-Sheriff Rowan Rogers met to settle his accounts.
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New York
Recorder
Montreal
Queen Hill
Battle of the Boyne
Justin H. Fulton
Brooklyn
Quebec
Mercier
Rowan Rogers
Winston Club Wins Third Straight On Southern Tour
The Winston club defeated Fortress Monroe 10 to 2 in Winston, N C. Our Blue Sluggers plan a tour of southern cities including Columbia Charleston Savannah Atlanta and Virginia towns. In other games Boston beat Louisville 6 5 and Washington defeated Cincinnati 5 2 as league play continued.
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N. C
Fortress Monroe
Blue Sluggers
South
Columbia
Charleston
Savannah
Atlanta
Virginia
Destructive Sayerville Fire Total Losses
Sayerville village in Grand Ramps Michigan with 30 homes a store and a saw mill two acres of lumber yard burned destroying telephone lines and mill assets The Cutler and Sayer Company owned property Loss estimated 260000 to 300000 Homeless mill workers number about 150 people affected with loss of household belongings.
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Grand Ramps
Mich
Sayerville
Cutler and Sayer Company
Maybrick case bars £10,900 life insurance payout
London June 20 judgment in Mrs Maybrick's suit to recover $10,900 on her husband’s life insurance held she cannot receive the policy since the court found she murdered her husband. The ruling bars recovery of the insured amount.
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Cable
London
Maybrick
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