Opened overland route and national political notes
San Francisco opened a new overland route while Kansas City hosts the Western Colored Baptist Assembly. Massachusetts backs a Greenbacker state ticket. A shooting in St Louis leaves a woman dead for money. Iowa narrows the Sherman Kinane lead by 25,472. Texas calls an extra legislature session for January.
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Macific
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Needles
Albuquerque
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Colored men discuss civil rights in Washington meeting
In Washington on October 16, prominent figures including Fred Douglas and Col Ingersoll were invited to a meeting of District of Columbia colored citizens to react to the Supreme Court civil rights decision. Ex Senator Brace and Jona Fr Cooke voiced mixed views on its impact and public sentiment. The report also covers Arizona territorial data, cabinet matters, and crime notes from New York and beyond.
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Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Fred. Douglas
Col
Ingersoll
Rank
Shellabarger
Jeff Chandler
Riddell
Brace
Otio
Calhoun
Jona Fr Cooke
Sis
Douglas
Arizona
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San Carlos
Interior and War Departments
Crook
United States
Congress
Territories
Rail rates clash at Pacific coast lines talks
General Passenger and ticket agents met in Kansas City to readjust rates and split earnings for Pacific coast routes. Two roads were absent, a seven member committee was appointed to draft statements, session likely to last three or four days.
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Kansas City
Topeka
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Beloit
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Missouri River
Chattanooga
Tenn
East Tennessee, Virgina & Georgia Railroad
Cleveland
Hailey
Freman Clampett
Brokman Lee Gilman
James Turner
Eli Wilson
Frank Dearmond
National Telephone Association Opens Fourth Annual Convention
Cincinnati hosts the fourth annual convention with President Speed presiding and Maty delegates present to elect officers for the year. Reports note committee progress on legislation statistics and construction, with plans for copper wire experiments and new key devices to lock telephones. The convention is expected to adjourn tomorrow as Western Union directors in New York reelect their board.
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Canada
C. J. Wheaton
Elmira
N. Y
Cincinnati
National Telephone Association
Speed
Maty
Cashier Confesses Theft Amid City Fire and Arrests
Florence Peters of Lyon and Healy confessed stealing twelve thousand dollars from firm funds, as a fire swept the Water Street area destroying the opera house and six buildings with estimated losses of 625000. Carl Henckel, a Syracuse body snatcher suspect, was arrested and sent east. Newell, a Spotted Tail agent, travels with three chiefs toward Washington to protest opening the reservation to white settlers.
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Florence Peters
Lyon & Healy
Watrka
Lil
Carl Henckel
Embargo debate looms as Perry hints at bacon imports
Paris reports Prime Minister Perry signaling possible withdrawal of the embargo on American bacon imports. London notes 400 people prostrated by trichiniasis across ten Saxbury villages with deaths daily. Riots in upper Hungary seen as Slave and Megyars clash. Arrests of anarchist journal managers in Lyons awaited. English coast sees violent gales causing wrecks and loss of life.
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Get
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Frank Irving
Sit
Markham House
Dr. Gray
Sie
Murders and Rail Strikes Highlight Fractured Times
Reports from multiple locales describe a spate of murders including Ada Atkinson near Oxford and Zena Beros’s grisly death, with confessions, lynching threats, and a tense hunt in Indiana and Missouri. Simultaneously freight yard conflicts in St Louis escalate as strikes press managers to hire replacements and police scrutiny intensifies on gambling rings and police corruption.
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Covernor Crittenden
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Zena Beros
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