Assassination Claim Targets Czar Reported From Paris
Paris alleges an assassination attempt on the czar via a dynamite bomb on his train, killing some and wounding fourteen. London and Vienna/ Berlin dispatches deny the Paris report, casting doubt on the claim and noting better information access in Vienna and Berlin.
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Paris
Dix Neuviem Biecle
Ave
London
Parix Dix Neuviene
Vienna
Berlin
Russia
Effects of labor troubles on Hebrews merchants in Homestead
In Wylie avenue district, six dry goods and nation stores face sheriff sale for over 200000 dollars amid six months of labor strife. Peddlers and small dealers unable to meet obligations drove failures. eastern wholesalers supplied credit for goods sold on credit to workers. Names include Tapolsky Frietman and Rosenthal with Satters liabilities around 125000.
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Nnstead
Pictssure
Wylie Avenue
Pas
Wylie Arena
Homestead
Tapolsky
J. Frietman
D Rosenthal
New York
Baron Koller Finishes Long Distance Vienna Berlin Ride
Berlin dispatch reports Baron Koller endured a fall when his horse struck a cart 180 miles from Vienna. He walked three days with his injured horse and covered forty five miles daily until remounting to finish the distance within the time limit. He receives praise for endurance. Berlin dispatch also notes alleged Caprivi EulenbergMinistry rift but no confirmation.
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London
Berlin
Baron Koller
Vienna
Word Hunt Caption From Crescent Advertising
A 38 inch display advert in this week’s paper claims every new word is unique except one. The Dr Harter Medicine Co advertises a repeated Crescent mark on all products and asks readers to name the word to receive lithographs or samples.
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Dr. Harter Medicine Co
The Naval Show Opens Columbian Celebration Parade
The second day of the Columbian Celebration features a grand naval parade in New York Harbor with American French Spanish and Italian warships and a flotilla of tugs merchant ships and yachts. Vice President Morton Governor Flower and cabinet attend as thousands line shore and vessels to watch the decorated ships sail by.
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New York
Morton
Harrison
Flower
U. S. S. Philadelphia
Miantonomah
Atlanta
Dolphin
Vessuvius
Cushing
Bt. Mary
French
L'Arethuse
Bansan
Tofanta Isabel
Howard Carroll
Episcopalians in Baltimore and Triangular Convention
Baltimore scene at the sixth day of the triennial Episcopal convention reports progress in missionary work with West Corner proposed as a new jurisdiction. Debates arise over multilingual prayer book translations and litany revisions. The forty fifth resolution adds the Nicene Creed to priest ordination and other ritual changes are noted.
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Baltimore
Phillip Brooks
Massachusetts
P. B. Light
Delaware
House of Deputies
Huntingdon
New York
West Corne
Old Arkansas Mine Discovery Spurs Gold Fever
In Scott county Arkansas locals report a wild surge of excitement over a gold find. Hunters followed a dog into a cave where a shaft and mine openings are believed to have been created by Spaniards years ago.
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Arkansas
Scott County
Petrified Man Found Near Chadron North of Natural Wall
Fossil hunter Ed Rossiter found a petrified man two miles north of Chapron near Natural Wall. The specimen, weighing over a thousand pounds, has a visible skull and lips described as negro. Rossiter refused an offer of $2000 cash for the fossil.
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Chadron
Neb
Chapron
Natural Wall
Ed Rossiter
Nominations Split by Party for New York Congressional Seat
News from New York reports Judge Andrews of Syracuse nominated for chief justice of the New York Court of Appeals by the Republican state committee and Daniel H. Holmes named for the Twenty sixth district seat in Congress, with Democratic leaders endorsing Andrews later in the day.
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Congress
New York
Andrews
Syracuse
Court of Appeals
Republican State Committee
Daniel H. Holmes
Bincuamerox
N. Y
Norwich
Democratic State Committee
Hoffman House
Charles F. Andrews
Du Signon Delays In City Professional Duties
New York reports Mr. F G Du Bignion cannot fill engagements for the national committees and will remain in the city until his return south He accepted an invitation to speak in Portsmouth Virginia and Hon H G Turner may speak in Indiana and Connecticut The national committee urges his participation in forthcoming events
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New York
F. G. du Bignion
The
Young Men's Democratic Club
Portsmouth
H. G. Turner
Indiana
Connecticut
National Committee
Washington
Panty
Liverpool market opens lower as New York closes firm
The Liverpool market opened in a decline of four to five sixty fourths and ended lower, while late declines in New York eased. Prices rose four to five points by noon as trading remained restricted by off-season. The overall tone is bullish.
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New York
Liverpool
Shiloh's Catarah Remedy Promises Quick Cure
A vintage ad announces Shiloh's Catarah Remedy claimed to cure catarsh diphth yia canker mouth and hradache with a novel injector device. The medicine is sold for 50 cents at City Drug Store managed by R. C ar.
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Shiloh
City Drug Store
R. Car Managers
Alabama Officials Arrested For Election Law Violations
Montgomery Oct. 12 Judge Frazier and Circuit Clerk Alexander Pickett of Bullock county were arrested on charges of violating U S election laws in apportioning election managers for the November vote They allegedly refused to submit required documents and face a possible $1000 fine. James I Bennett dies in Pressburg pneumonia ends long illness. he was formerly with Graff Bennett Co and ex president of Pittsburg and Lake Erie railroad.
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Alabama
Montgomery
Frazier
Alexander Pickett
Bullock County
James I. Bennett
James IL. Bennett
Graff, Bennett &Co
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad
National Guard Mobilization Proposed for Chicago
General Miles in his annual report urges mobilizing the National Guard at Chicago to start the Wee Fair and asks Congress for one and a half million dollars for the purpose. Reports claim attorney fees of 67000 for Cherokee strip sale are fraudulent.
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National Guard
Chicago
Washington
Large Flour Mill Burned in Frederick Maryland
Frederick Md October 12 James H Campbell's Frederick City flouring mill was destroyed by fire with an estimated loss of 60000 The blaze damaged nearby rail cars and warehouses The mill could process 160 barrels daily Also reported a deadly pulp mill explosion in Arxo Maine with ten buried and one body recovered.
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Frederick
James H. Campbell
Frederick City
Maine
Arxo
Kemp's Balsam for the Treated Lungs Endorsed in Athens
A Athens woman told a friend Kemp's Balsam for the Treated Lungs cured her stubborn cough when other remedies failed. She urged readers to test it and showed a pharmacist with a one dollar bottle offer for a trial.
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Athens
Kemp
Stead's View on Mrs Maybrick Case and Call for Release
In Review of Reviews Mr Stead argues Mrs Maybrick should be released before Christmas. He cites a death bed confession implicating arsenic in Maybricks illness and warns of a tra gedy of justice provoking US remonstrance and possible diplomatic action.
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Loxpow
Review of Reviews
Stead
Maybrick
Woking
Liverpool
South Africa
Harry Alison
Great Britain
United States
Herbert As
Piles and Symptoms Promised Relief With Ointment
Describes severe itching moisture and pain from piles with ulcers and bleeding. Claims a mysterious ointment by Drswayied provides stoppage of the discharge and cures, citing testimonials and home remedy prompts.
Mixed 19th century items from Creston to Georgia
A collection of brief notices includes Frank Sullivan sent to an insane asylum in Creston Iowa, lifelike exports and industry notes, unusual animal arrivals in Africa and America, labor union sessions in Cincinnati, and local legal and civic happenings across counties in Georgia and nearby states.
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Frank Sullivan
Charleston Insane Asylum
Creston
Iows
Australia
London
Cascade Mountains
Rosebug
Orega
Sierra Leone
Whatley
Hal County
Lumpkin
Macon
Cordelia Johnston
F. M. Johnston
Dahlonega
Lumpkin County
Coleman Bonner
Knoxville Sentinel
Southern Alliance Farmer Suspends Amid Internal Fight
Editor Irwin says he was paid 166 monthly and claims the paper owes him 1000 and 500 for a subscription clerk while a foreman is owed a similar sum. He accuses Livinston of controlling a majority stake and threatens a revived or third party paper after the dispute.
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Artlanta
Southern Alliance Farmer
Erwin
Irwin
Livingston
Ila
Bitter extracts from Weaver speeches attack Third party
A compilation of quoted remarks attributed to James B. Weaver from 1866 to 1872 and comments in the 1888 Congressional Record, portraying him as anti-Democratic and urging loyalty to the Republican cause. concludes with a call to oppose Weaver in current efforts.
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Iowa
James B. Weaver
Weaver
Republican Party
Father Old Gang
J. B. Weaver
Keokuk
Lowr
Rome man stabs neighbor during near Rome confrontation
In Floyd County near Rome a tax receiver named Boyd stabbed neighbor Mitchell after a confrontation at Boyd's home. Boyd surrendered after asking a doctor to tend Mitchell's wounds while Mitchell and Boyd’s wife were later detained. the incident sparked local excitement.
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Rome
Romer
Boyd
Floyd County
Walter
Mitchell
Mitchel
Mitch Il
J. O. Moore
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