Mexican court sentences railroad engineer to ten years
A Mexican court has sentenced an engineer on the Mexican Central railroad to ten years in prison for running over and killing a cattle drover. The rest of the long list covers unrelated items from finance to jokes, scientific notes, and local curiosities.
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Mexican Central Railroad
A Brutal Lynching in Indiana and Murky Crimes
A midnight mob of about 180 men attacked the Carroll County jail at Dewey Indiana and abducted Amer Green awaiting trial for abducting and murdering Luella Mabbitt. He was hanged at Walnut Grove after breaking doors with a sledge hammer and driving away in a covered wagon. The report notes the mob's annexation by eastern Carroll and Cass counties and the pursuit to protect from mob violence. Other items report Supreme Court actions on an anarchist case, cruelty to animals and children, storms in Louisiana, a printers strike, and various regional incidents including accidents and crimes.
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Ind
Faobd
Amer Green
Luella Mabbitt
Carroll County
Cass County
Young America
Green
Deer Creek
Walnut Grove
Lucila Mabbitt
Texas
Bill Green
Michigan City
Miami County
Amer
Dewry
President and party tour South visiting Belle Meade estate
The President and Mrs Cleveland with traveling companions spent Sunday at Belle Meade farm near Nashville, a grand Southern estate home of General W. F. Jackson. Thousands lined the parade route as the party arrived, with welcomes from Governor Taylor and public receptions in Nashville and Atlanta during a multi city tour. The journey continued through Georgia and Alabama with crowds greeting the train at various depots and towns en route to Washington.
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Taylor
Chattanooga
Tarooca
Tenn
Atlanta
Atlanta, Ga
Gordon
Capitol
Exposition Grounds
Piedmont Park
H. W. Grady
Artayra
Executive Mansion
Washington
Als
City
Montgomery
Rome
Dalton
Georgia
Livermong
Brotherhood
el Carcaco
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Central Music Hall
Roche
Oglenby
Central
Arthur
Isbor
Storms and wrecks swell yearly fatalities a grim panorama
A jumble of reports from New York to Wisconsin details shipwrecks fires and accidents with dozens dead or injured. Drowned in Foxsora six men and two Neville brothers. a church school addition collapse in New York killed five and injured ten. numerous sea and rail disasters reported with hundreds affected.
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Hankow
Rio de
Thomas Landaa
Norton Mille
Willian Buchan
Little River
George Scotton
California
Paasour
Main
James O'Connell
Thin City
James
Mary
Pierre
Pierre Aabing
Ricco
Eceati
Braine
South Atlantic
Navy Department
Imperial Marinheiro
Abarat Rio Doce
Aeeen Wee Tome
Minor News Items From a Turbulent Octave
A scattered digest of late 19th century events notes deaths in Paw Paw Illinois and Tallwah Louisiana, railroad control changes in Pittsburgh and Cleveland, a California murder, Liverpool arrivals, Gettysburg commemorations, mass protests over hangings, and fires at Cleveland Stone and Fallon Iron works. It mentions Andrew Fleming’s execution, Geronimo’s indictment, Berlin fete for the Crown Prince, and a San Francisco fire punch list. Also reports yellow fever relief needs in Tampa, cyclone upheaval along the New England coast, and various political and industrial matters across the United States and abroad.
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Great Eastern
London
New York Infantry
Gettysburgh
Andrew Fleming
Tallwah
Demp Benson
San Francisco
Geronimo
Germany
Berlin
Washington
National
Hugh Johnson
Detroit
Michael Davitt
Queenstown
New York
Wichita
Kaw
Fargo
Tampa
Finbus
Cleveland Stone Company
Berea
Eagle Woolen Mills
Fort Wayne
Ind
Licoln
Ned Charlee Thomas
United States
Chicago
Norvin Green
Ohio
William Walker
H A Montgomery
Memphis Jockey Club
Fallon Iron-works
California Car-Works
Loa
National Convention of Universalista
Magnolia
Ark
F. M. Decker
F. M Willams
Decker
Kilpatrick
West Point
P. B. Warmon
Cinetmati
Canada
Mexico
Mote
New England
Rossington
England
Dubuque
Barney Kennedy
Robert Gore
Nebraska
Nashville
Hutchinson
Eun
Jerusalem
Ee Eebeas
Nitoba
Winnipeg
Neah
Dominion
Nate Fredericks
Findlay
Paris
Fredericks
Franz Mikhof
Norquay
Manitoba
Minné& Holt
Orm
Wré
Rud River Valley
Galena, LL
Mra Marienne
Elizabeth Quinebe
Selkirk
Red River
Fort Snelling
Three Day Battle on Arkansas River Ends with Casualties
A Desperate fight occurred on the north fork of the Arkansas River between Bud Trainers gang of outlaws and a vigilance committee led by Robert Henderson. The clash left at least three vigilantes dead and two wounded as both sides traded fire across tree lines and ravines. Trainers reportedly withdrew after fording the river, with estimates of fifteen killed overall and substantial injuries on both sides.
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Henderson
Trainer
Bill Chuel
Henderson Mayn
Henry Airea
Hendereon
Bud Trainer
Memphis
Mewerm
Teon
Ohio
Indy
W. E. Boggs
D.B. Woolls
New Orleans
Mewrum
Stanard
Missouri
Congress
Congres
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Mississippi River
Hennepin Canal
Mississippi Valley
Logan
Mexico
Green B. Baum
General Logan
National Capital
Alberto Malo
New York
Miscellaneous items from a late 19th century newspaper
A collection of brief notes spans travel gear hints a With hats carrying small items to fashion canes with cigarette cases. Odd time pieces shown in Philadelphia windows mimic waiter clocks. Anecdotes cover mayoral compliments, grafted Duchess pear on an apple tree, new iron casting on fabric, and Washington bridal party limits. Also sketches of Adirondack lakes wind powered beacons and Sierra Nevada geometry. A Lexington turkey hen with a prairie chicken brood, Paris handkerchief fashions, and empress Japan orders guide a broad miscellany of curiosities.
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Maine
New York
James Smith
Marion
Ind
Smith
Philadelphia
Alexandria
Tom Webb
Millville
Cal
Washington
Washlington Monument
Congress
Adirondack
Seine
Sierra Nevada Range
Onnesie Mountains
Mount Shasta
Tejon Pass
Coast Range
Mount Whitney
United States
Alaska
George Ambrose
Captain Okeson
Lexington
Mich
Paris
Indies
Princess da Sagam
Marquis de Grehfoble Bas
Batiste
Duchess de Bragaima
Japan
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Society For Cruelty To Children
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Collins Thestar- Gay
Murphy 4 Co
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Union Coal Company of Pennsylvania
Michigan
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Copermacex
Hoare
Italy
Pie
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Lake Como
United States Grand Jury
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E. L. Harper
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Ammi Baldwin
Josh Holmes
Harper
Moxon
Joseph Cleary
Jamestown
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Davenport
Upaps
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Youxssrows
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Iowa
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Willis Turney
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Pea Mollie
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Thorey
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William D. Bishop
Nancia| Epirit
D. W. Pinkham
St Josefn
J. F. McKnight
Mackay
Willionaire
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Wasmixcox
Wiley
Dernort
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Mantesin Indian Territory
Band of Desperadoes
Francklyn
Sir Bace Cunard
Charles G. Francklyn
Sir Bache
Long Branch
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John Taylor
National Temperance League of Great Britain
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James Lamberson
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E. Walpole Warren
Lawiens
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Crow Indian Reservation
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Powderly
Tom O'Reilly
Barry
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Minneapolis
Minn
General Assembly
General Office For Cause
Joursal
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Indianapolis
Levi P. Morton
Condell
G. Humphrey
Samuel A Graham
John Voss
Baron Noves
Atlaxta
Colquitt Grrr
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Midh
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Bostox
Treasury
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Ban Praxciaco
Baldwin Hotel
Mia Ciara Belle McDonald
Foxpoo Lac
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