London and Dublin News From December 10
London reports intensified security as dynamitors feared to strike with missing dynamite from a Nobell depot. In Dublin a row over Sackville Street’s renaming to O Connell Street spurs protests among traders who resist new Irish names. Also noted are the Mignonette murder verdict and Nihilist threats against officials, plus a plan for Suez Canal widening.
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London
Windeor Castle
Scotland Yard
Home Secretary
Nobell Dynamite Company
Hom
Home Offize
Paris
Windsor Castle
Dublin
Sackville Street
Ireland
Dallis O'Connell
Lord Sackville
Broadway
Seckville Street
Postoffics
O'Connell Street
Seven Miners Die in Henry Clay Shaft Explosion
A severe explosion at the Henry Clay shaft two miles from Suamoum Pennsylvania traps 200 workers. Rescue teams enter the mine by 6 pm to find several miners missing and severely burned. Names of the deceased or missing include Richard Tucker Jonathan Fox Peter Konlman Henry Koble Joel Dazman Thomas C Williams and a Polish miner. The disaster is described as the worst in Northumberland County history.
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Suamoum
Henry Clay
Big City
Thesa
Richard: Tucker
Jonathan Fox
Peter Konlman
Henry: Koble
Joel Dazman
Thomas.c. Williams
Tha
Henry Kotley
Lenry Koble
Northumberland
Almanac by Vennor Reports Mild Winter Ahead
Montreal dispatch notes the late prophet Vennor completed his 1885 almanac before death. His general forecast predicts a long, open fall, a mild unsettled winter with heavy rain and snow, a green Christmas, and a mild New Year. Eastern Canada has seen little snow and rivers ice-free with mild rain.
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Montreal
Vennor
Canada
Senate and House Debate Dakota Admission and Railways
Washington Dec 10 The Senate moved on naval appropriation amendments and debated admitting southern Dakota to statehood. A bill to forfeit lands for a Texas Pacific railroad faced delays. The House discussed a Mississippi election reform bill and inter state commerce regulation. Senate later resumed Dakota admission consideration amid various committee actions.
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Senate
Dakota
House
Washington City
Mhale
Slater
Orerda
Harrison
Southern
Yeas
Senata Agread
Texas Pacific Railroad
Morgan
Territory of
Union of States
Hewitt
Chamber of Commerce
New York
Chalmers
Mississippi
Congress
Reagan
Barksdale
Missisippi
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Bird and
Zafay
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INO
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Peppert
Jacob Sombaffius
East Second
Etheralints Huta
New York Health Agency
Broatwey
Pinwwa Republica
England
Dudley
Mata
Coleridge
Capt
Mate Stephens
Lord Coleridge
St Petersburg
Revolutionary Party
Count Tolstoy
Muravieff
Suez Canal
Suez Canal Commission
ARIS
Thisharber of Deputies
Eran Dati Gemporation Y
Ben Butler
Walmpton City
Capitol
Boston
Butler
Campaiign
William Montgomery
Chistian
Tlinois
Emma Bon
Binghampton
Dee
Menken
Kate ‘Brodhoeft
Tudge Martin
the. Dodd
Congressional, Proceedings
Newlin Brief
Gladstone
Shamokin
Senator Lamér
Gen. Grant
America
Wall Street
Davison County
Greely
Caroline A. Mason
Fitchburg
Mass
Alexandria
Gays de Lessopy
Hagazig
Port Said
W. M “Woodside
Beab
Chicago Exposition
Cook
Little Rock
Baptist
Home Missionary Society
Clark
Lapis
Vesars
Concemutbeditan Ceara Saiatiyaateat
Ss Price Baking Powder Co
Chicago
Ill
Ste Louta
Dr. Prie
Winona Mill Company
Our
Baurele
Snow Drift Family
Ee Porter Milling Co
James River Valley
Strong
Baker's
Germ
Porthr Relling Co
Mwe
Tanisiang Blafo Lotttery Company
Toe
Ite
Louisiana State Lottery Company
Academy, of Music
New Orleans
DE Ember
C. G. T Beauregard
Louisiana
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Express
Dauphin
New’ Orleans
Center Street
Am Headquarters
Thos. McDowell
Wsnter Strest
Winona
Minn
Singer Office
GoonDs
ES. Morgan
Third Street
Bie Holidays
Santa Claus
Mues's
Mues
Elmer's
Cohn the Strehet
Barney & Berry
Peck & Snyder
ACKM
All
Winslow
Landon & Roberts
East Third Street
Boston Bakery
Chas. Westmann
Raymond's
AleorCall
Second National
Banth
Dodd &Thomas
Samuelfox
Lothier Ee
Catia
Wakefield
Dgmandi Mae Upai
Sassialties
Winana
Erigold &Co
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