Bits of News From Around the World and Nation
A wide survey covers aging figures such as a 103 year old regro in Chicago and octogenarian horse car builder Strerugerson. It notes political franchise limits, crime habituality laws in Wisconsin, and a merchant who kept spare buttons. Immigrant gains, railways, and economics are sketched alongside a Johnston death, Asiatic Society Bengal findings, and census cues.
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Calcutta
India
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Jeffersonville
Ind
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Lexigeron
Republican State Central Committee
William A. Bradley
Lancaster
Republican National Committee
W. C. Goodloe
New York
Italy and United States in Crisis Over New Orleans Lynching
Secretary Blaine asserts the U S will not rush to indemnities or guarantee state court judgments in Louisiana. Italy backs down as Marquis Rudini explains past demands while seeking time for reflection and preserving diplomatic ties. The crisis remains unsettled but not ruptured.
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Liverpool
Birmingham
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Census Bureau
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Blaine
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Fava
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Rome
United States
Bisine
Italy
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Basursnee
James G. Buaink
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Marquis Rudini
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Pacific
Porter
Horror in a Mine in England Kills Ten Men
A disastrous explosion at Ape Dale colliery in Staffordshire on April 4 killed ten miners outright and left several others severely injured. Bodies were recovered from the mine shaft area as investigators attribute the disaster to air damp and dangerous gas, with worker recklessness cited as a contributing factor.
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English
Lonpoy
Apedale
Staffordshire
Liscove
Tragic Family Killings Mark April Crime Wave
A Ward Demaree of Broomismeton Ind cut his mother’s throat then killed himself in their Sixth Street home. The crime occurred as a boarding student and sister slept nearby, shocking the city. The family had long known of the son’s mental instability.
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Ind
Ward Demaree
Sixth Street
Miss Green
The
State University
Mrs. Demaree
Demaree
Axapersos
Ed Alexander
Diverse Wayward News From Across the Nation
The week’s notices report Mrs. Phebe Campbell dying at 102 in Baxter Maine, widespread mining deaths in Nevada, Congo official M Coiquillot dead, a Brockton shoe factory fire, a Kan sas City bank resuming work, a Pittsburgh refinery destroyed, and a St. Joseph firm failure. Also listed are Missouri river flood effects, Mexico silver exports, swindles in San Francisco, labor strife in New Orleans, coal mine closures near Ashland, and more varied incidents across cities and industries.
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Phebe Campbell
Baxter
Holmes
Candelaria
Nev
M. Coiquillot
Congo
S@nley
Whiteman & Keith
Brockton
Mass
American National Bank of Kansas City
Waverly
Pittsburgh
Smith, Blastard & Co
St. Joseph
Missouri
Elwood
Kan
Mexico
Thomas Fitch
San Francisco
New Orleans
Ashland
Reading Company
Margaret Denton
Hamburg
America
Monroe County
W. Va
Adolph Walter
Jersey City
N. J
Republic
Henry
Cochran
St. Louis
Washington
Congress
J. B. Grinnell
Grinnell
San Antonio
Tex
George Tezler
A. Roper
San Salvador
Rochester
N. Y
Knights of Labor
Blaine
Fort Scott
Australia
Commonwealth
Peter Endris
Floyd County
Schwartz Bank
Louisville
Savannah
Thomas Gadsden
Merchants’ National Bank
New York
Rioters Attack Mor Wood Plant Killing Nine in Shootout
Reports from Mount Pleasant and Hazeteveac detail a coordinated strike by about 1,200 workers at the Morewood coke plant. Guards fired on the mob, killing nine and wounding many as militia units were ordered out to restore order. Other items note labor conflicts in Milwaukee, dam bursts near Coralsville, and local political appointments in Kentucky.
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Mount Preasant
Coke
Morewood
Morewood Works
Standard Works
Winchesters
Hazetsevac
Pattison
J. ©. Fricke
Mount Pleasant
McClelland
Wiley
Milwauxee
Coralsville
April Wide Awake presents Easter tales and features
The issue highlights stories by Henry Kirke White Jr and E Cumings plus serials like Margaret's Five Little Peppers Grown Up. Articles include Eye rolling at the White House Easter and a Tuscan Cavazzi picture. Die Lothrop Company sells the issue at 2.40 yearly or 0.20 per number.
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Bridgman
Henry Kirke White, Jr
Choilemyisses
Cape Cod
Hong Wing
E. Cumings
Anns Leach
Louisa Trumbull Cogswell
Margaret
Marietta
White House
Prof. Mason
Baby McKee
Amanda B. Harri
Walter Hough
Institution
Irving B. Wise
D. Lothrop Company, Publishers
Boston
Trans Australian rail talk and storms bring ideas
A fragment from a colonial news page notes talk of a Trans Australian railroad. An engineer on a Texas line reports a storm driven flock of sheep crushed in a cut. seventy eight killed and mutton found on the last car platform. Meanwhile London transport modes serve the outskirts with little main line use. J J Hill of Great Northern contemplates employee insurance to pension after twenty five years of service.
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London
J. J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
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