Crowds Greet President Cleveland in Milwaukee Parade
In Milwaukee October crowds line streets as President Cleveland and Mrs. Cleveland tour to the encampment. Military escorts, city officials, and thousands cheer as the presidential carriage passes landmarks and the couple receive ovations. The day includes speeches, park receptions, and a banquet at the Merchants Association with toasts to the nation.
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Cotton Crop Prospects Dim In Texas Counties
A News report from Texas dated October 6 notes sixty one counties report cotton crop conditions as poorer than last year. The text cites yield declines, weather damage, and forecasts that national output may drop by about seventy eight percent versus the prior year. Minister Manning resignations and state department details are briefly mentioned but unclear.
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Reyera
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Knights of Labor Convention Tribute in Minn City
October 6 Minn. Knights of Labor held a convention in San Francisco Morning session featured tribute to Thomas Armstrong of the National Labor Tribune. Grand Master Powderly delivered annual address reviewing Chicago strike history and the order’s stance on anarchy. He urged reforms, discussed discipline, proposed a department of inho in Washington, and pressed for a postal service telegenic link and a published journal.
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Knights of Labor Convention
Thomas Armstrong
Editazel
National Labor Tribune
Pewderly
Grid Master Powderly
Chicago
Knights of Labor
Anardhy
General — Assembly
United States
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Powdérius
Denver
Oder
New York
Jig
Richmond
Powderly
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Washington
Postal Service
Fowderly
Filip van Patten
Knights of Eker
Uhet Paris
Uio
Bribing the Juex and Jury Bribery Scandal Unfolds
A San Francisco superior court found ex-state senator Creighton guilty on jury bribery tied to a damage suit against Ulster Street railroad by a widow whose husband was killed by a railroad car. Indictments against Robert A. Morrow and others prompt police searches for Creighton as reports of broader bribery and political murders surface. A judge may sentence Creighton. authorities pursue him amid a widening scandal.
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Sena- 4
Ulster Street Railroad Company
Robert A. Morrow
Ulster Street Railroad
J. R.afecord
Yoad
Mr. Creighton
F. N. Northey
Morrow
Metord
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Creighton
Fon
Advicas
Tucson
Arizona
Mexico
Gibiler
Christopher Bickley
Ilticlan
Oresa
Chinaman
Sax
Western Union telegraph control dispute and stock move
A Philadelphia dispatch notes Western Union and Baltimore and Ohio telegraph tensions with a proposed stock transfer, a five million stock value, and a vote on consolidation. Philadelphia city council approves investigation and potential takeover of B&O wires to avoid competing with other companies. Yellow fever and dengue reports flare in Florida with Tampa cases, tents, and health officials noting dengue rather than yellow fever.
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Balthtoroa
Ohio Teteeeapires Co Eentine
Exchiad Company
Western Union
Em Pty
New York
Wester
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Ohio
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Stonk Board
Western Union Stock
Phladelphia
Coumui
Baltimore and Ohio Tetcant Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
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Hsity
Shepherd’s Return Celebrated in Washington Parade
Ex Governor Alexander R. Shepherd returned from a long sojourn in Mexico to a public welcome in Washington. A grand parade with military units fire department and hundreds of wheelmen filled the streets while fireworks lit the city. He reviewed the line from a stand near the treasury and spoke briefly in gratitude.
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Wasureotox
Alexander R. Shepherd
Washington
Mexico
Shepherd
Treasury
Peabody Fund Trustees Set Next Year’s Appropriation
New York October 6. Trustees of the Peabody education fund meet and estimate 368000 for the coming year to be distributed to southern schools with executive and finance committees approving. J Pierpont Morgan re elected treasurer and D S A Greene re elected secretary. Ten W A Courtenay mayor of Charleston chosen to replace late Governor Wim Aiken.
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New York
Peabody Education Fund
J. Pierpont Morgan
SITTING BULL SPEECH AT CROW CAMP FIRES UPROAR IN BILLINGS
A Billings dispatch recounts Crow dissatisfaction linked to Sitting Bull and Sioux warriors visiting the Custer battlefield last summer. He urged Crow to labor and forget war paint, while mocking white claims of superiority and stressing that colonists kept them from thriving. Also reported is a fire at Ephraim Howe’s distillery on Eli Street, a three story brick building with $25 in building damage and $600 stock loss, causing narrow escapes and evacuations.
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Paw
Minn
Billings
Montana
Sittiing Tull
Custer Battle Ground
Thia
Ephroiny Howe
Eli Street
Dublin Sword Triumphs At National League Trial
Excited crowds filled the streets for a civic procession to the Manalén house. Lord Mayor and Mr O Brien attended in state, the sword was momentarily seized in court, then placed on the magistrate bench after a brief clash. The case against Sullivan was dismissed for lack of a proving meeting, with appeals planned in the crowd outside. The day ended amid enthusiastic support for the National League and defiance of coercion laws.
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O'Brien
John Dillon
H. Deveyer Grey
Charles Dawson
Peter McDoneld
O Brien
Mtn
Khors
Sexton
Bisherif
Dublin
Tho
Saxton
Sullivan
Carson
Crow
Timothy Sealy
Shemesting
Nietion
National League
Breeman’s Journal
Clare
Cork
Kerry
Wesfold
League
O’brien
Sublivan
Prablin
Wases
Slayer Sullivan
Manston House
Parnell
Ladstone
Split in the Liberal Party Over Ireland Crisis
A Dublin parliamentary dispute unfolds as Irish leaders clash with Gladstone aligned factions. References to Gladstone’s Ireland policy, internal party rifts, and calls for abstention on decisive reforms surface amid warnings of continued rebellion across four provinces and political instability.
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Trish Eeaders
Loxpen
Joln Bright
Billy
Ted
Gladstone
Dublin
House of Commons
Gladatane
Ireland
Mc Farwell
Boehne Statue Unveiled Amid Royal Honors at Baloo Lowpox
The Prince of Wales unveils Boehne's statue of the queen in Himoral, presented by district tenantry, with thanks offered for gifts. Reports of royal tributes, memorial wishes, and public reactions accompany a chaotic recounting of events and testimonies from October 6.
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Boehme
Baloo Lowpox
Himoral
Penies of Wales
Boehne
Qnon
Sinforth Highlanders
Guilty plea in arson case at seminary
A troubled youth, described as a quiet Quaker pupil, admitted setting fire to the local seminary buildings after fleeing the school at night. He pleaded guilty to burning the Buttering seminary and faces life in state prison with detectives tracing his flight from Stockton Maine to Brockton.
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Sk Meenne
Ootor Cai Seminary
Bea Salles
Stevi-Jones
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Sore
Ion
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Ieee
Stockton
Peo Homva
Brockton
Mand
Jones
Call for Revenue Reduction by New York Chamber of Commerce
The New York chamber of commerce meeting unanimously adopted resolutions urging Congress to reduce revenues and public debt. It called for swift action to align taxation with national expenditures, opposing unnecessary monetary regulation that harms trade, and urged business unity for the reduction. Members already pledged 51,200 toward a national testimonial in Burgess’s honor, with the subscription sent to the executive committee.
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New York
New York Chamber of Commerce
United States
Ie Nation
Burgess
NEBRASKA REPUBLICANS NOMINATE MAXWELL FOR SUPREME COURT
Leycoux Neb October 7 The republican state convention completed its ticket with Judge Harriet Maxwell nominated for the supreme court. RB Davis and Serre berks named regents of the state university. The platform condemns revenue that burdens western farmers to subsidize coat and flour manufacturers. It praises Parnell and Bilndstone, pledges a prohibition amendment, and criticizes the veto power and the board of transportation. Dakota admission is viewed with restraint.
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Leycoux
Neb
Hanriet Maxwell
Oe Aupremé Court
RB i. Davis
Serre Berks Ae Regents
State University
West
Heldiers
Treland
Messrs. Parnell
Bilmdstone
Cnbmit
Dakota
Iteraar
Popenst
Board of Transportation
Ta Myr
No Trouble in the Memel Port About Count Mitkiewicz Plans
A source reports that Count Mitkiewicz plans to carry out schemes in China and New York, with alleged privileges granted by a Chinese government, while Vice Consul Lew Yok Lo KalA says no notification has been received and execution of plans is believed safe and proceeding.
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Pecnlar
Uber
Wisconsin
Bat
Beatty
Mira
Michtkeo
Tian
Mitkiewia
China
Mitkiewicz
Simerican
Lew Y
Lokala
Conans
Experimental train patch reflectors on spill and telegraph links
A fragmented dispatch from Elkotriva reports an experimental train on the Lehigh Valley line, in New York and Easton, with notable participants including Professor George Barker and Thomes Bitton. Services at First Methodist church preceded interment in Steubenville Ohio. The event drew widespread labor and electrical organization attention.
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Omce
New Yeak
Lellyl Valley Road
Bovep Spital Laur
Consolidatad Tel Company
Easton
Baele
Leigh Valley
Hic
George Barker
Univerity of
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A. Bitton
Gilillahd
Marspoltx
Steubenville
Ohio
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