GOBBLED UP BY GOULD AND WALL STREET SURPRISES
A fragmentary report details rumors that Gould acquired Western Union stock in a deal worth millions, with brokers gathering as terms and timing of the sale remained unsettled. The day saw widespread speculation on Wall Street and discussions about impacts on Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vrs
Gould
Baltimore
Irvingten
Westen Emon
Bilmore
Ohie
Cvi
Teortual
Beoder
Ste
Harmans
Drayfer
Arsay
Faltum
Ubto
Western Union
Proceedings of Physicians Paper on Eosanity and Nervous Diseases
A detailed account of a September meeting of medical professionals discussing insanity and nervous disorders. Highlights include a report on nationalities selecting the tenth international congress venue for 1890, speeches by Dr Blandford and others, and debates on uniform reporting of sick and wounded by armies, with procedural notes and adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasmwar
Marthal Congress
Morkme
Seth
Trunary
Davis
Hamilton
Semmola
Italy
Chaiman
Assald
Bucharest
Roumania
Wag
Joseph R Smith
Dr Philbys
Edinburgh
Suns
Westminster Hospital
London
Bas
GF "Blandford
Beth Ur Philips
Dr Blandford
Garder
Geneva
Kretchmar
New York
Geman
Hamilton Rey
Wiens
Socialist march topic and election inspectors plan
A state convention of socialists met at Webster Hall to petition for inspectors of elections in Dolun. The petition, read in the absence of the committee, cites oppressive labor party actions and proposes forming a state convention to nominate candidates. The group claims responsibility for past votes and demands a hearing by the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
Lastan Cit
Pps
Dolun
Owenng
Ann Guiliaty
Martit
George
Distress at Sea and Cuban Fire Firing Off Matanza
Reported distress as a small vessel neared shore with crew swimming to safety after being fired on by Cuban soldiers. Survivors reached Hermosaextak then escaped into forest but were pursued by guards. two men, Meubhen ioe and Berreto, are said to be in custody. Also noted are figures from the Army Land Commissioners on public domain acreage and a freight train derailment near Luxburg with cars burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
Sirapenyera Seytemter
Vager
Gouvera Sheridan
Sidiot Cleveland
Destrovlien
Entuo
Fie
Fong Cate
Misol Wey & Co
Holey
Adlcherg
Macey & Cassidgare
Ubu
Tobh
Gamby
Prilhne Seti
WOM Kwim
Mis Mooc
Fk Ypfaan
Baito Fal
Iavasa
Mtarmax NS
Grand Banks
Neleon
Adauner
Mabel Kennixton
Ocean Pride
Catn
Ile Woodbury
Arkansas
Titty Rock
Ark
Lafayette County
Lee Stare
Long Branch
Woods
W Ah Woods
France
Blau Hattle
Paris
Seventeenth Army Corps
Jerron
Clement
The
Legion of Honor
Montcommur
Ala
New Orleans
Greenvilla
Greenville
Total Cotton Crop Reaches Over Six Million Bales
National Exchange reports the year’s cotton crop at 6,505,080 bales, close to September estimates by the Agriculture Department. The August 31 total matches prior forecasts, with receipts at ports and exports detailed, while southern mills and regional conditions show generally favorable progress and early maturity despite pockets of rust and caterpillar damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hixcrox
Department of Agriculture
Wach
National Cotton Exchange
Lagt Bebraarv
National Exchanger
Cotton World
United States
Saneee
Mila
France
Continent
Meuco
Cumda
Buntat
Grordta Avavsta
Spee
Fighty
Abbeville
Travens
Edkefeld Aiken
Barnwell
Hampton
South Carolina
Kevton
Walton Hut
Morgin Green Ogrethorpe
Clark Tuhferro
Wilkes
Elbert
McDuffe
Lincoln
Hancock Glascock
Warren
Washington
Jefferson
Burke
Richmond
Trade and textile markets show tentative improvement
Trade review notes a tentative improvement in cotton and woolen goods with demand for staple fabrics. Prices for gunny and canvas up and mills expanding, while grain and sugar markets exhibit volatility. Bankruptcy and liabilities rise in some firms as credit tightens and firms adjust production to weaker demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lore
Dun & Co
Prudence
Aiote
Toe
Lng
Cvenin
Intely
Sowe
Bud Wat
God m Nt
Thor Bs
Fieurie Fr
Tly
Pio Luis
Chicago
St Lowa
United State
Steered for Home A British schooner heads to Sitka after a seizure
The Alfred Adams, a British Columbia sealing schooner, was seized by the US revenue cutter Rush near Tehyingsen last month. A prize crew sailed her toward Sitka but split and steered for Victoria, BC. The attempt left the crew aboard unable to compel navigation. Fort Assiniboine crossings noted as railroad work continues toward December.
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Tiun
Port Ottawa
Department of Customs
Haseen
America
Alfred Adams
Adams
Tehyingsen
United States Revenue
Rush
Sitka
The Wandering Hero Returns Home to Face Past
The narrative follows Colane Smith, once outlawed after a fatal shooting, who gains wealth abroad in Mexico and Arkansas. After eighteen years he returns to Hardeman County, is tried in Bolivar, and is acquitted. He resumes life with his grown children, now a wealthy man ready for domestic duties.
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Guy
Miter
Jay
Ghats
Cary
Depbort
Méxicos
Forest
Busine
Fortuna
City
Mexico
Wwe
Newport
Arkansas
Howden
Red Bird
Agaist Smith
Whurdler
Smith
Ine Oll
Huaarervel
Bolivar
Hardeman County
Salisbury
Colane
Wells Resigns and Wiman Calls for Silence in Tennessee
A long mixed dispatch details Wells resignation in Nashville area and reactions from collector Boyce Paveklean, plus local officials speculating on revenue or political motives. It notes Robertson county storekeepers denying requests to fund anti amendment efforts while Wells’s resignation arrives and broader state turmoil unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenn
Wiman
Lae Revenue Service
Pia
Libruon
Boyce Paveviean
Soplemer
Fd Wells
Titman
Boyce
Robertson County
Tennessee Wells
Bloodshed at Mitchellstown rights meeting in Ireland conflict
Reports from Ireland detail a violent clash at a political meeting in Mitchellstown as police and volunteers confronted civilians. Six shots fired, two men killed, several wounded, and reinforcements dispersed the crowd amid ongoing coercion act tensions. Clergy and officials accompanied by police and guards witnessed the chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bamber
O’brien
Obriex
Toreland
Mechelle
Mark Juare
Bae
London
Dilton
Hee
Tan
Ainge
Labouchers
Rengrave
O’connall
Lahouchére
Usedriain
Fenton
Dion Samana
Cork
Richardeon
Farmoy
Courdien
Tre
Ines
Mitchellstown
Yigtims
Bren Davitt
Labouchere
Brunner
House of Commons
Kimis
Buried Alive in Yonkers Aqueduct Work Accident
Three men Thomas Kelly Crowe and another worker were trapped when a tunnel caved in between shafts 17 and 13 at a Yonkers aqueduct site. Efforts to rescue are underway but officials say it will be days before any body can be recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fennelly Yoax
Thomas Kelly
T Crowe
Asmed Waleters
Aborth Yonkers
Phils Sitaingon
Thompson
East Alagama Fair Hopes for Record Opel Crowd
Officials praise railroads for generous precent permill rate during fair week. Dean and community leaders show strong support as Opel anticipates its largest crowd ever for the event with broad local enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bnght
Opel
Seine
DEATH AND SCANDAL IN MULTI STATE NEWS ITEMS
A mishmash of oblique reports covers a mother grieving a presumed death, a fatal train accident near Greenville, a seduction case in Alabama with many witnesses, a factory furnace accident in Alabama, a sewer bond deal in Tennessee, and a fatal rail inspector's death. Baseball scores from Brooklyn, Cleveland, and Philadelphia games close the item.
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Brim
Tbe Reet King
Belti
Anta
Nternal and
Abel
ONS
Santa, GA
Deng
Wu Leeral
Macon
Uube
Adenia
Buvanoe Gas
Orv Pouks
Uhrt Rationers
Raza, G&owalat
Spalding, Na
Wall Street
Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph
Walt
Ohio
Pope York
Syteril
Brooklyn
Roy Ad Wahfu Pry Teak Snaes AG
Universg
Kooy Mailil
Ee Merer
Turtsall
Rome
Tieliy
Thor Carter Arbona
Brigham
Faso
Texan
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Pasa del Nor
Zubia
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Brigham Bis
Zobia
Mons Daffer
Zubias
Esa Pensier
Oukst
Te Associated Press
Beattie
Proceedings OF Physicians
NEW 26 Socialists
Etdasustera
Revtared Dandis Wasminctur
Army Land Commissiois Stocksbeger
Luxcupurs
NH Boik End
Mergbandin
Burnigd
National Exchange
Department of Agrisniture
Figuor
Lousville
Eptember 9
App Goldsmith & Co
West Main Sireet Sleda
NEE Hetushem
Bouron
Henry Nicoli
Dong
Suliman & Nicoll
Dew York
Michell, Vance & Ge
Michell, Vance & "Co
York
Fort Assinahoine
Mon
Manitoba
Beaver Creek
Fort Bemeding
Ein Femult
Speretne
Pendhine Heey
Wells
Monur
Aly
George L Manon
Burmingham
Montgomery
Mason
Mobile
Maxon
Haddock
Sioux City
Stata
Cornel
Esos
Bernadio O'Brien
Police
Ireland
Eee
Bulgaria
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Garvette
Germany
Bulgara
Russia
Sime Tung
Bing
Russe
Dr. Kane
Dusurn
Order of Orangemen
Mr Gladstone
United Kingdom
Gladstone
Rewfouncland
Lonnos
Queenstown
Alateen
Lillien Baxter
Chalers
Lennox
Makta
Ty Spree
Sarma Urper
Htee Daly
Winch
Avery
Seer
Rene
Doriba
Alagama Fair
Rachel David
Corum
B C
Achela
Richardson
Godares
Hiawino Ham
Thomas Simpson
Bumrmenam
Specig
Mortime
Dick Jarvix
Chattsnoog
Cuat Trancoca
Board Off Public Works
Hass d& Co
Cuatrawoooa
Serat
Alfred Sweeney
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
Eenia
Brasreaway
Alu
Joe Ail
Louisville
Louisville and Nashville
New Gaveass
Thomas O Sully
Cottom Exchange
Ineimgs
Cleveland
Saartwome
Philadelhta
Athleti
Louis
Loti
Leston
Anne
Charteston
Merlin
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