Chan Grove Scandal and Postmaster Ballard Feud
News from New York dated July 2 reports a chaotic dispute at Ocean Grove and Pinkman Grove involving Rev Dr Aaron Mallard camp meeting leader and Postmaster Dr Ballard. Allegations include kidnapping a child and forced relocation plus a public quarrel with Ballard’s wife Mrs Ballard. Local reactions range from talk of vigilante action to calls for leadership change.
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He Grove
N.1
Aaron Mallard
Swau Grove
Niallant
Sciompe
Pitaas Grove
N. J
Biv Plana
Fristraud
Piet van
Ballard
Averal
Marrie
Millar
Shir
Toby Peetousy
Stallard
Main Avenue
Beaulekly
Wade
Hallach
Philadelphia
Paul
Dallard
Sickler
S. Ballard
Tam
Prather
Sarah J. C. Downs
Women’s Christian ‘Temperance Union of
New Jersey
Downs
Thornby Memorial Chapel
Mallard
Ocean Grove
Camp Meeting Association
Wittwas Grove
Tenn War Ends Peacefully in East Tennessee
The happy termination of miners troubles at Ericoville, East Tennessee, reflects Governor Buchanan's firm enforcement of law to protect life and property. The incident, involving five to six hundred miners and foreign workers, ended peacefully without bloodshed, reassuring capital and labor alike and underscoring law as supreme.
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Nashvillle
Troy
Ericoville
East Tennessee
Buchanan
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Attempted assassination of Mme Carnot in Paris explodes Missal plot
Reports from Pants say an infernal device was hidden inside a hollowed missal sent to Mme Carnot at the Elysee Palace. Police claim the plan aimed at M Carnot, with theories linking it to political upheaval, Boulangists, and Alsace Lorraine debate, though a lone lunatic remains possible.
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Mme. Carnot
Chf
The
Republic
Mme Carnot
Elysee Palace
Toulon
2Oghry
M. Carnot
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Emperor William Injured Foot. Plans Cavalry Maneuvers
News from Germany reports Emperor William bruised ankle after a yacht accident. He will command cavalry maneuvers near Bromberg on returning August 17, then proceed to Metz for a military survey of Upper Aldace and Thuringes. He will not host the Dukes of Saxe-Coburg Gotha as before, with HQ to shift to Erfurt and Muthausen and a Vienna visit with Caprivi. US Minister Phelps receives multiple telegrams about false stories.
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Phelps
N.Y. Associated Press
Emperor William
Hohenzollern
Bromberg
Havel
Metz
Upper
Aldace
Saxe-Coburg Gotha
Bismarck
William
Erfurt
Muthausen
Yielt
Vienna
United States
Phelps S
America
Ioro Apes
World diplomacy and press on French Russian ties
A German paper questions the value of the reception for the French fleet by Russia and says a lasting Franco Russian friendship is unlikely. The National Zetting calls Russia uncivilized and notes France has few common points with Russia. U.S. Consul General Edwards awaits replies on World’s Fair progress from consuls in Germany.
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Chicago
Russia
U.S
Edwards
United States
Germany
Frightful wreck cites massive excursion train disaster
A Cincinnati excursion train returning from Woodsdale Park collided with a freight near Middletown at 1 p.m. Five to seven were killed and many injured as two wrecked coaches crashed into a mass of shattered cars. Ambulances and relief trains rushed injured passengers to hospitals. In separate items, five U.S. Navy sailors died in a Chilean harbor explosion aboard the Pensacola, caused by a torpedo misfire. a Baltimore and Ohio wreck at Kanawha Station left a brakeman with a mangled hand. and Steelton reports no new development as strike tensions persist with about 900 idle workers.
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Breight
Daxton
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Paterson
Fryer
Middletown
U. S
Pensacola
New York
Calloa
Pari
United States Navy
Ariea
Chili
Arica
Condell
C. FH
Balmaceda
Santiago
Condel
B & OL
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Kanawha Station
John Buchanan
Great Sporting Day at Pittsburgh Giants win in tenth
Boston and New York share a rough day with runs and errors as Cleveland rallies to beat Chicago. Pittsburg hosts Mullane and King in a 10 inning win for the visitors while Brooklyn and Philadelphia play to a lopsided walkover for Brooklyn. Athletics beat Washington, Baltimore and Boston tie in darkness, and Cincinnati defeats Louisville amid strong play. Major league action spans multiple cities with notable pitching and fielding feats.
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Boston
Giants
Case
Clarkson
Whistler
Bassett
Long
Nash
New York
Welch
Battin
Morrel
Cleveland
Chicago
Itj
Land
Hurst
Young
Viau
Luby
Nicol
PrrTsncne
Mullane
King
Sera
Cincinnati
Errs
Pittsburg
Nallane
Broklyn
Philadelphia
Easter Park
Brideghoms
Brooklyn
Lovett
Esper
Thornton
Lyjch
Priapeceny
Athletics
Washington
Atletics
Sce
Jora
Baltimore
McMahon
Buffinton
Davis
Columins
St. Louis
Dilan
Columbus
Scora Columbus
Ehrors
Teach
Dolan
Boyle
Kerrns
Louisville
Canavan
Dwyer
Fitzgerald
Ferguson
Major industrial auction reshapes railway car makers
A major syndicate purchases Whilly's division and the East State Reaper Works. The Central Car and Repair Tuning Cond will receive part ownership, while the Nido and other works face liquidation. Prominent financiers from Chicago and New York back the deal, aiming to settle debts and reallocate production. Sixty days to finalize transfers and a partial payment plan governs the sale.
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Apectul Thisenom
Spadiay Ieptalen
Semxorirmn
Jedvetrial
Bert Tay
East Stet Reaper
Pestissine
Prussia
Land
Chicago
New York
Bir
Rthal
Srn
Tepair Turing
Union States
Nido
Wm. N. Waely
At & Low
Mite & Fo
Waldy
Wheelleg
W. Vic Capitalians
Specotators Band Circular Sparks Wheat Market Debate
Fragmented notes from a circular and allied statements discuss wheat shortages in Europe and potential price effects. Mentions Russia, Germany, rye as staple, Odessa outputs, and assumed crop estimates. Travel item notes a Vermont trip with a march by Faire’s merchants and civic procession.
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Pbces
Cirewlar
Dognolly
Statenants
Europe
Germany
Baere
Odessa
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Sumney Register
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Inter-States
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District of Columbia
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Pleasants County
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Calhoun
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Wirt
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Roane
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Epecai
Crantesrox
Kanawha Falls
Pabiie Hehool
Qeedal Tegra
Swaniay
Cuannestom
W. Vass
Malden
Lewisvink
Pranktin
John Grainger
Bell
Barron, Mo
Joseph .T. Johnson
Coontain
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Pittaburg
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Pittsners
Hanlon
Neil
Motooulgle
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O'Neil
Prrreuvro
J. E. Wagner
Athletic Baseball Club of
Recreation Park
Allegheny
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Moncis Pau
Jas Monson
Choice
Kilder
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Airplant
Beansy
Riol
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Arab
Joquefort
George Forbes
Ime
Fury Ee Ee
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Roquefort
Detroit
Jack Declaion
Demorr
Mica
Detroit Driving Club
St. Elmo
Diamond
Alten
Seidta
Nellie B
Lady Sheridan
Baia Doble
Nancy Banks
Garfeld Park
Civicano
Garfield Park
Heely John
Ira E. Bride
Os Mite Gorman
Lorenzo
Seth
Saratoga
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Homer
Gettysburg
Iawthorne
Ohicago
Hawthorne
Ana
Emt
Ile Phildwyee
Freel
Cage Ofa Ots Ails Tan Tipbu
Hercules
Beatix
Carl Abs
Tom Cannon
Bridgeport
Driggs
Bageeter
St. Cuamsvimie
Martin's Ferry Constructon Company
Common Pleas Court
Bridge
Deiggcoe
Bpechal Teiagn Ae Samsiey
Ben T. Hyatt
Board of Equalization
Hie
Chica Philadeip
Brooklya
Pitteburg
BIC Industrial DA
Springfield
Ohi
Teliba
Tery
Tee Uevat Wily Raper Works
Whilly
Varmmont
Pullmant
Faireaont
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