President's Madison Visit Highlights Wisconsin Reception
Madison welcomes President and Mrs Cleveland during their Milwaukee to Madison trip. Crowds line streets as they tour the city, address Wisconsin officials, and attend a reception at the capitol. Mrs Cleveland draws cheers. Vilas hosts a high profile dinner with Governor Rusk and local dignitaries.
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Dun's Report on Business for the Past Week
Dun and Co reviews trade for the week ending Saturday October 7 noting no assured price advance but dampened by capital constraints and speculative activity. Treasury purchases and imports show currency rise, while gold circulation exceeds prior year. Wool and cotton trends ease. labor discontent hinted. Separate incident reports include O'Neil's death after attempting to save a life, and a railway tragedy in Philadelphia. Also notes on foreign bond offerings and US-Canada crop figures.
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Yellow fever panic grips Tampa and fears spread north
Reports from Tampa describe a grave yellow fever outbreak with panic among residents. A steamer from Key West brought authorities, while Duval and county boards impose strict quarantines. Jacksonville and nearby cities report few cases and insist health conditions are improving as preparations for exposition efforts continue.
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Irish MPs Grattan Esmonde O Conner honored in Madison
Reception to visiting Irish members of Parliament Sir Thomas Henry Grattan Esmonde and Arthur O Connell was held at the academy of medicine with 12,000 Noreen Wwerh present. Addresses were made by Blessis O Conner and Edmonde to John P. Sutton, secretary of the Irish National Teague of Amert og, and others. Western Waterways improvement plans discussed. convention set for October 20. Also notes ongoing preparations and invitations for prominent public figures to attend.
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Knights of Labor Convention Report Highlights Women Labor
A fragmented report from the Knights of Labor convention describes diverse manufacturing sectors where women are employed including barbed wire nails and sewing. It notes committees on education conspiracy laws and cooperative board recommendations while Powderly praises the gathering as the best in years, five days short of the Richmond event.
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International Printers Convention to Meet in Chicago
An international convention of employing printers from the United States and Canada is called to meet in Chicago on October 18 to determine a day’s labor standard of nine and a half hours. Delegates from towns without employer bodies may attend, or firms may be represented by individual delegates.
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Public Reception for Victory Captain and Burgess
A large public reception in Boston honored General Paine and Mr. Burgess after the victory of the sloop Puritan. Mayor O'Brien presided as dignitaries including Governor Ames ex-Ma Prince Dr. William Everett and Rev. Minot J. Savage attended. about 9,000 people queued to shake hands with the guests. The event featured floral tributes, stage figures, and an original poem read by Rev. Savage.
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Water Gas Exhibition Promises Brighter Local Power
A Maine promoter highlights the Sloper System gas machine as a compact, safe, low-cost utility for small cities and homes. Tests claim gas cost as low as 41 cents per thousand cubic feet with strong light and heat output. Endorsements cite safety, purity, and construction quality. Model on display at the Conarization firm today.
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Water Clears as Judge Hammock Praises New Supply
Judge C C Hammock, war commission member, watched Pryor and Alabama street water flows yesterday. He praised the clear water from the works, recalling past mayoral race cries and noting a ten foot pipe section will arrive soon for regular supply. The city will likely not see muddy water again once testing confirms the pipe.
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Me Davia Visit At State Fair Controversy Emerges
Me Davia visit sparks debate as letters and statements circulate about who can attend the Georgia State Fair in Macon on October 7. The president of the fair, W. S. Northern, confirms discussions over access and the involvement of Confederate veterans amid public doubt and coverage.
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Denton Narrow Gauge Train Disaster Reported Amid Embankment Wreckage
A damaged local rail line incident near Denton involves a mixed freight train derailing from an embankment. Authorities, including a road agency, assess damage and possible cause while a passenger or pedestrian incident remains unclear. Investigators hope to determine extent of harm and future repairs.
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