Balkan Tensions Rise as Servia Seeks Peace Accord
The note to the powers urges peace on the basis of the Berlin treaty with Turkish authority restored in Bulgaria and Eastern Roumelia. Greece troops move to the frontier amid war fever, while Bulgaria desires peace though fears a failed Balkan Conference. Bulgarian officers guard the frontier with orders to shoot crossers, and Servian forces are told to respond firmly.
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Servia
Berlin
Bulgaria
Roumelia
Bosphorous
Maittei
M. de Fibvernet
Herbert Bismarck
Germany
Count von Hatzfeld
Great Britain
Greece
James Hamilton
Duke of Abercorn
Notable 19th Century Obits and Events Across the Nation
Harrisburg man H Bowman loses both legs in a railway accident and plunges into the Susquehanna. Rear Admiral Krafft dies in Washington after 21 years of sea service since 1840. Nine plans for Gen Grant memorials in Chicago examined, costs 35k to 90k. Mrs. Grant selected Riverside Park for burial beside Gen. Grant per family agreement. Yale President Noah Porter offers services at next commencement. Actor F G White becomes a ravings Maniac. John Meough improving in Philadelphia. $10,000 statue contract for Gov Allen of Ohio awarded to Cincinnati sculptor for Washington hall. Gen McClellan funeral in New York with pallbearers listed. Wife of St Louis Policeman Gallagher gives birth to four girls. John Kelly plans a tour of Mexico.
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H.bowman
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Susquehanna
J. C. P. Krafft
Washington
Illinois
Navy
Chicago
Gen. Grant
Rs. Grant
New York
Riverside Park
Noah Porter
Yale University
F. G. White
John Meough
Philadelphia
Gov. Allen
Ohio
Representatives
Cincinnati
Legislative Committee
George Bb. McClellan
New Nork
Hancock
Hitz
John Porter
W. B.nklin
J. EH. Johnston
Anso
G. McCook
Martin T. McMahon
I Barlow
W. , Kelsey
Col
Btard H. Wright
Thatcher Wadhams
C. Prime
Hewitt
John T. Agnew
W. C. Alsop
Gallagher
St. Louis
Bradstreet Weekly Trade Review Notes Mixed U S Activity
Bradstreet reports 170 business failures in the United States for the week, up from 146 last week and below prior years. Iron and steel show improvement, while general merchandise traffic remains heavy, with dry goods active in St Louis and Cincinnati and overall trade still below record levels of 1884.
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United States
Bradstreet
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnah
Philemphis
Clevela
Political turbulence as Cleveland admin reforms and posts abound
The report lists appointments by President Cleveland including Frederick H. Winston as Minister Resident and Consul General in Persia and William E. Smith as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury. It notes mosques of political maneuvering, mugwump ambitions, and a large slate of presidential postmaster appointments across multiple states. Ohio amends its constitution to end October elections by a wide margin. Owen T. Reuse is named U.S. Attorney for Arizona Territory.
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Carl Schurz
Boston
Mugwumps
Cleveland
Frederick H. Winston
Chicago
United States
Persia
William E. Smith
New York
Katterman
James W. Locke
Greensboro
Ala
W. White Jones
John B. Christian
Uniontown
J.H. Houston
Thomas W. Carroll
Bunker Hill
Ill
T. Y. Hedley
W. 8. Armstrong
Kokomo
Ind
O. H
H. S. Park
R. C. Spock
Madisonville
F. B. Frost
W. 5. Lawson
Greenville
Mich
E. Grabill
Charles Halliday
St. Louis
J. M. Church
D. C. Stearns
Berea
Ohio
William H. James
William Clevenger
Wilmington
C. N.wning
Frank Harvey
Renovo
Newton Wells
Elijah H. Parsons
Towanda
J. P. Keeney
J. Q. Tabor
Bryan
Tex
J. A. Meyers
M. H. Mould
Baraboo
Wis
D. E. Welch
F. Blake
Owen T. Reuse
Missouri
Arizona
Utah Commission Reports Few Polygamous Marriages This Year
The Utah Commission notes minimal polygamy in the year end due to enforcement, not Mormon sentiment. It says most recently elected officials are Mormons by faith and recommends sworn anti polygamy proof for homesteaders while other items touch on mineral waters cures and treasury actions.
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Utah Commission
Secretary of the Treasury
Manning
Congress
John Newton
Montreal
Destructive Fires and Disasters Reported Coast to Coast
A scattered dispatch from East Saginaw details the bridge collapse during a fire on the tug C C McDonald causing 40 to 60 people to plunge into the river with several rescued and others missing. Additional reports note a New Hartford Ct newspaper office fire, Jerome Park racing in rain, an explosion on the propeller Myles at Duluth killing engineers, and other industrial accidents and storms across Ohio Indiana New York Ontario Virginia and Michigan with multiple fatalities and damages.
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East Saginaw
Mich
C. C. McDonald
Genesee Avenue Bridge
Tittabawasse
New Hartford
Jerome Park
New York
Brookwood
Potter
Myles
Duluth
Minn
Thomas Hickey
Wiilliam Rooney
Lush &Co
Seymour
Ind
George 8. Dana
McGrew & Hessin
Huntington
P. J. Myers
Clinton
George B. Sloan
Oswego
N. Y
Eliza Tackley
Cook
Ida Walker
Ameliasburg
Ont
Montreal
National Furnace Company
Williamsport
Virginia
Kanawha River
Port Huron
Frank Moffat
Sombra
Marine City
William Miller
Thomas Currie
Moffat
Moffat Tug Line
Anderson
Hunt & Pence
Long Island Sound
St. Paul Road
Winona
Charles Severance
October Debt Drop and National Events Report
October saw public debt fall by 13 276 974 18 dollars. Gen George B McClellan's remains were buried in Trenton New Jersey with ceremony. Thanksgiving Day was proclaimed for November 26. Indiana considers cattle quarantine over pleuro pneumonia. Slater Edward E Moors died in Dayton Ohio. Yorkshire miners threaten strike over 15 percent wage rise. Ohio constitutional amendments canvassed with majority support. Lancaster Ohio reports two bovine tuberculosis cases leading to culling. Evansville bond ruling requires city to pay interest and bonds. U S Wolf involved in gold brick scheme with three citizens. New postmasters appointed in Indiana and Missouri territory. Kansas City census shows 105 042 population. Chicago builds inspector George Holt faces arrest for alleged blackmail.
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Geo. B. McClellan
Trenton
New Jersey
Indiana
Kentucky
Edward E. Moors
Dayton
Ohio
New Broadway
M. E
England
Lancaster
Indianapolis
Wood
Evansville
U. S. Wolf
Madison
Ind
Wolf
W. S. Armatrong
Kokomo
O. H. Soundrs
A. A. Sparks
Mt. Vernon
L. C. Hovey
Joshua Earnest
Sullivan
Uriah Condson
Owen I. Rouse
Missouri
United States
Territory
Arizona
Kansas City
Kansas
George Holt
Chicago
Department of Public Works
Crimes and criminals in early reports from Philadelphia and beyond
The Philadelphia Press records a janitor fatally wounding its treasurer Robert J. Cook with a hatchet during an altercation. Other noted items include a Omaha thief robbing streetcars, a Victoria crime where a newlywed is murdered, and multiple sentences for lottery fraud, murder, and larceny across several states.
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Philadelphia Press
Robert J. Cook
Calvin Wells
Yale College
Charles Collins
Omaha
H. L. Wooldridge
Victoria
B. C
Hicks
David C
W P. Johnson
Cincinnati
George Miller
Dakota
Grand Forks
William Harper
Paragould
Ark
John Sellerg
Neyesse W. Jones
Graham
Texas
Chester (Ol
Jesse James
Claude Duval
Maj
A. V. Stanley
Steam
Elizabeth
N. J
Ferdinand Ward
New York
Ward
Prisoner Exposed to Grave Judicial Tone in Reporial
The judge spoke with grave precision about the prisoner’s criminal exploits. Ward was taken to Sing Sing. Henry R. Days, freight collector on the Fitchburg Railroad, Massachusetts, owes $15,000 to $2,000. W Steele, college principal at Lynthburg Virginia, was decoyed from a train in Pittsburgh, drugged, and robbed of $300. Samuel Newton, a Choctaw Indian, was legally shot for wife murder in the Choctaw Nation Indian Territory.
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Devere
Ward i
Sing Sing
Henry, R
Fitchburg
Maasichuse
P. ‘W. Steele
Ofa College
Lynthburg
Pittsburgh
Samuel Newton
Indian Territory
Youths Companion Special Offer Promises New Volume
The Youths Companion of Boston, in its fifty eighth year with about 340000 subscribers nationwide, announces next week a special offer under an arrangement with its publisher. It highlights popular entertaining articles and eminent authors and offers special terms for immediate subscriptions.
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United States
Youths’ Companion
Boston
Companion
Guilty Ward receives ten-year hard labor sentence
Ferdinand Ward, 33, banker and broker, is escorted to Sing Sing after being found guilty. Judge Barrett denounces his crimes, declaring Ward unrepentant as he receives a ten year term with possible reductions for good behavior. Ward is processed at Sing Sing then assigned to Perry & Co. and informed of prison rules.
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Ferdinand Ward
New York
Ludlow Street
Gen. Tracy
Ward
Shaqu
Evon
Hhe
Sing Sing
Grand Central
Davidson
Kiernan
Perry & Co
Ohio State News Highlights From Across Ohio
A 450 pound wild boar shot near Dayton. Coshocton merchants assign. Charles Shuman’s death linked to morphine. A fire destroys country home near Middletown. Gohn, 18, hanged himself at Xenia. Carey of Napoleon stricken with paralysis. 340 pound Mrs Gulmeyr dies at Fostoria. Fremont girl drowns in cistern. Freight wreck near Ironton. no injuries. Oil and gas found at Ottawa. early Jefferson County reading notes. George Fink’s daughter drowns. Hillsboro fossils swindle warned. Major courthouse plans in Toledo. miner meeting for pay rise. Columbus and Lima cautions on public notices. Baptists hold large state convention at Granville.
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Dayton
J. N. Beall & Co
Coshocton
George Houser
Zanesville
Columbus
H. E. Carey
Napoleon
Michael Gohn
Xenia
John Gulmeyr
Fostoria
George Fink
Fremont
Hillsboro
Casey House
Lima
Carey
Charles Shuman
Toledo
D. Gibbs & Co
Elsonville
Hocking Valley
Sciota
Ironton
Orton
Ohio State University
Leo Lesquereux, Jr
Leo Lesquereux
Leo Ete , Jr
John Callitt
Indiana
N. H. Winchell
Minnesota
Prof
Leslie
Pennsylvania
Northwestern States
Charles Bohlman
Youngstown
Germany
Barbadoes Islands
West Indies
Bank of England
Watson
John Johns
Old Johns
Barbadoes
Cincinnati
Ottawa
Ohio State Baptist Sunday-school Convention
Ohio Baptist Educational Society
Ohio Baptist Convention and Mission Anniversaries
Granville Church
Granville
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