Rumors of Pension Chief and Indiana Leaders Denied
A Washington dispatch reports Secretary Noble denied plans to resign General Baum or appoint ex Congressman Steele to the Pension commissionership. President Harrison has not considered any Indiana candidate, and General Rann is not yet resigning. An Atlanta banquet honored Governor Hill and Senator Voorhees with speeches stirring Democratic sympathy.
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Wasuinatoy
George Steele
Indiana
Noble
Baum
Steele
General Baum
Major Steele
Pension Bureau
Rann
Harrison
Young Men's Democratic League
Atlanta
Governor Hill
Peberty
Kimball
Slaton
The
Young Mens Democratic Leagan
Slaaton
Dan Voorhees
Ernor Hill
Senator Voorhees
Wabash
Sealer
West
Ranenans
le Neling Jones
Woman leaps to death from Washington Monument
The mangled remains of a young woman were found at the base of the Washington Monument on Mount Vernon Place. She apparently came to the top with intent to die, as witnesses recall her speaking briefly before throwing herself 155 feet to the ground.
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Bartiere
Washington Monument
Mount Vernon Place
Moement
Fayette
Immense Louisiana orange crop near harvest
The Louisiana orange crop, mainly in Plaquemines Parish below New Orleans, is enormous and nearing ripeness. Trees are heavily laden, with branches propped to prevent breakage. Picked by end of October, the crop faces little danger of frost, and groves are valued at $1,500 per acre. The industry dates a century, with most fruit sold on the tree in the bud.
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Louisiana
Plaquemine Parish
New Orleans
Mississippi
Gulf
Mischsalpet
Jana
California
Florida
Indians Restive Over Cheyenne and Arapahoe Lands
Wicarra Kan Oct 22 The Interior secretary rejects offers by Oklahoma citizens to finish allotting the Cheyenne and Arapahoe lands with reimbursement from future Congress funds. Indians protest broken promises and delayed payments under the treaty as chiefs plan a delegation to Washington to demand their rights.
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Wicarra
Kan
Secretary of the Interior
Oklahoma
Darlington
Washington
Woodsman Slays Bear Over Chestnuts Near Peck's Hill
In Peck's Hill woods, Mason and his sons confront a bear raiding their chestnut stash. Mason uses a sharp drawing knife to wound and kill the animal, then hangs and skins the bear before noon. The chestnut thief weighed 13 pounds.
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Amog Mawar
Mason
Peck's Hill
Mr. Mason
Josh
Br. Mason
Webear
Carters
Dispatches Report Isolations and Rail Disruption
Foreign dispatches describe Granada villages cut off with scarce food as a landslide damages rail links between Balamanse and Oporto. A Paris report notes the Archbishop of Ars faces prosecution for disobeying Rome orders and potential fines. Ignatius Donnelly sues St Paul Pioneer Press for libel over a letter involving ex-Congressman W. in Minneapolis. A Canada US border note mentions tensions and near closure of Togds lines.
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Taterrat
Madrid
Granada
Balamance
Oporto
Paris
Arebbi
Ars
Ti Ory
Rome
Minneapolis
Ignatius Donnelly
St. Paul
Pioneer Presa
Donnelly
Pi Dow
St Poly
Iider
Canada
Siene
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Oys
Raum
Backer
New York
Abraham Backer
Ben F. Einstein
Court of Common Pleas
Princi
Na Park Bank
Central National
Merchants’ National Loan
Rothschild & Co
Fon
Inde Newman
Ms & Co
Southern
Ponds
Georgia Southern
Flae
Dany T Construction
Pany Iotanivent Act
Tee Norte Oe
Treceiver
Chicago
William Irving
Irving
Guatemala
Congress
St. Joseen
Loury Galvin
Ie bin Ie Tar Nana
Charlea Humby
Dewitt Coney
Wells
Standard Ojl Company
Homby
Coney
Parma
Humby
Crawfordville
Ind
George Hadley
Hadley
New Rvsasy
Thomas A. Cook
Fleming County
Virginia Proctor
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