Latent Horse Finsheds Over the Wires from All Pacts of the World
A weekly summary notes three young women killed by lightning near Jacobs Burg on the Cincinnati rail line. It names McGuire Taylor White and Sarah Jtuhering among the victims, with a survivor, Mes Buhormg, stunned. The incident occurred as they traveled from the MOF Cimreh to Jacots bor, near the Serta Zane Te and Cincinnati railway.
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Nainem
Etern
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Win ‘Taylor
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Jacobsburg
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Cincinnati Raiway
Thin Erly
Mes Buhormg
Mills Running Brighter Outlook for Iran Industry in Pittsburg
The article reports resumed operations at the Oliver Brothers factories on Tenth Street after a week-long illness with about 300 workers benefiting. It notes recovery across Puddboy department, Lyckhart Tren, and related plants, with many workers returned to duty and plans for further openings amid broader industrial activity and wartime demands. It also mentions other local incidents and international dispatches, including robberies and a Cuban political-mact, reflecting a mix of economic revival and global news.
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Titesburg
Oliver Brothers
Tenth Street
Lyckhart
Tragic Mining Accident Kills Ten in Wales
Ten men die and a foreman is badly hurt after a gas incident and collapse at a quarry or mine site near Maesteg in Glamorgan. The accident draws in multiple workers and local fishermen as witnesses and raises urgent safety questions.
Mob Attack In China Prompts Churchyard Chaos
A mass mob assaulted a Christian church complex in Liu Thing, killing a priest and injuring others as tension between locals and foreigners rose. Reported kidnappings and threats against Catholics sparked barricades and warnings for foreigners to leave, while volunteers and clergy sheltered congregants inside mission buildings.
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Secrets Expeditions and Military Preparations Reported Abroad
Secret expeditions for Cuba are described with mentions of Boston, New York, and Jacksonville involved in sending a cipher telegram. References cover military drills using machetes, cavalry tactics, and a plan to organize sanitary units to supply stores, plus notes on a light recording device called the lithophone. Also included are disaster reports from a French schooner in fog, political tensions over Thessaly, and a Missouri Supreme Court ruling affirming hangings in two capital cases.
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Heston
Swansea
Wales
Matanthoopte
Thessaly
Orient Ihritain
Turkey
Penanota
War on All Trains Affects Supplies in Cuba Campaign
Four waves of attacks over a week cripple Spanish supply lines. Insurgents dynamited four trains, seizing ammunition and stores. Cuban forces report heavy losses for the Spanish, with trains sabotaged and guards driven off, while delays hinder enemy reinforcements. The conflict centers on Havana operations to cut rail traffic and starve Spanish garrisons of supplies.
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Key West
Pinar del Reo
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Havanna
Dynamite attack targets Soldier's Home in Leavenworth
An attempted assassination rocked Leavenworth Kansas as dynamite exploded near the Governor’s residence at the Soldier’s Home. Mrs Smith survived a direct blast beneath her bed while the scene prompted arrests and ongoing police pursuit of a suspect identified as John W Coliver. The report links the attack to years of perceived persecution against the governor and his family.
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Myston
Ane Ginee
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Smith
Tributa
Hin Fo
Hia
Hin Deri
Hame
Hirong Tie
Appalling plague famine fatalities reported across Chinese provinces
The report describes extreme famine and plague in northern and eastern Sichuan regions and other provinces. A returning traveler notes widespread starvation, dead bodies, and overwhelmed towns. Smog and disease, including smallpox and plague, are noted in Japan and nearby areas, with cases spreading in Tokyo, Tarboku, and Taiwan amid worsening conditions.
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Prute Te Pina
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Formoan
Durrant Hangs July 9 if reprieve upheld by court
Theodore Thurrant of San Francisco faces a July 9 execution in the California state case after Governor Budd granted a reprieve to delay the sentence until the federal courts resolve habeas corpus petitions. If the state Supreme Court agrees the reprieve may be lifted, the sentence would occur on July 9 as originally scheduled. A separate customs seizure in Denver involved six Canadian mink skins and three bearer bears consignments to Miss EO Hart at the Deanery. Fire in Cairo destroys property valued at about $80,000, including a church map, warehouse contents, stables, wagons, and several homes. only a portion of the loss is covered by insurance.
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Tomvicrad Minif
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Sault Ste. Marie
Express
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Taltay
Glynn
Hermes
Lassas
Thousand Camps Formed Adjutant Meyrmin Warns of Growth
Adjutant Meyrmin for Gen. John B. Gordon of the United Confederate Veterans announces about 1,000 camps registered with more than 100 applications pending. The note follows a European press claim China plans to join the Postal Union, with years needed to execute. A Spanish attack on a Cuban hospital at Ojo de Agua de Barros kills many and frees captives. a temple fire in Trenhina kills over a hundred, mostly women and children.
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John B. Gorden
United Confederate Veterans Associaton
China
Hina
Sebastian Murillo
Ojo de Agua de Barros
Trenhina
Half Told Of Suffering In Cuba By Weyler Policy
The St Louis Gibvbe-Democrat cites Havana sources noting severe distress among refugees and residents in Cuba under Weyler. It describes crowded pest houses, starved conditions in Pinar del Rio, and indifference from natives, with many refugees living in overpacked quarters and lacking doctors or adequate food as smallpox spreads.
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Pinar Delito
Amercan
San Cristobal
Pinar del Rio
Tourneatern
Postal Congress Trip Costs and Political Gripes
Notes critique the postal congress junket planned for Washington, citing a total cost near 150000 with only 60000 from Congress. The rest would be covered by other appropriations or private reimbursements, while railroads hotels and locals would face charges. The piece also reports diverse items from Germanys workers insurance growth to a Colorado waterspout and a fatal wreck in New England.
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Neal
Market prices for cattle hogs and crops across major cities
Domestic markets show cattle in Chicago at 3.50 to 5.50, hogs 4.00 to 3.75, and sheep 200 to 4.75. Wheat No 2 red 70c, corn No 2 24c to 31c, oats No 2 19c to 23c, rye No 2 33c. Regional data from Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee Buffalo New York.
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Congress Debates Tariff and Infrastructure in Candid Session
Senate debates tariff and sugar schedule with cotton duty discussed for first time. House adjourns to Thursday as legislators weigh steel bridge across the St Louis river and Peart River badge allocation. Senators Bacon and Carmon address agricultural aid while contentious sugar provisions spark long speeches by Ate Mnery and others. The chamber adjourns with no decisive action on key items.
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The Next Time Baker Chapman Will Face Interrogation
A collection of terse remarks from various papers mocks political theater and Senate tactics. Woven through are satirical jabs at Chapman, Havemeyer, and Milanan, with references to Kentucky colonels and a looming weather forecast shift. The tone remains sharp and wry about national figures and power plays.
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Buckeye Brieflets of Doleful Neighbors Deaths and Weds
A Toledo meeting of homeopathic physicians highlights a rare case from Oak Harbor. A five year old child reportedly loses fingers and parts of the tongue with no feeling, while the mother bears the burden of care. The notice also reports suicides, accidental deaths, and local crimes across Ohio including Portmouth, Bucyrus, Delphos, and Columbus, detailing robberies, drownings, and a gasoline station explosion with losses.
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