Brilliant Centennial Pageant In Philadelphia Parade Featured
The September 13 centennial celebration drew crowds as weather cleared for a grand street pageant in Philadelphia. Governors, foreign dignitaries, and President Cleveland attended receptions while a 23-division industrial parade showcased locomotives, ships, presses, and crafts with thousands of participants and 12,000 soldiers and sailors.
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Prisoner Murder Lynch Mob Fire Destroys Jail
A mob in Minnesota sees a Black prisoner, Foe Dixon, shot a waitress Kris Day, attempted lynching, then set fire to the jail. Firefighters drowned Dixon in the blaze as the building burned, Day gravely wounded and not expected to recover.
Germany Presses Through Dardanelles Over Bulgarian Denial
The Rashchuk prefect resigns amid provincial pro government meetings. Bulgarian papers deny a German vice consul scandal, while German charges at Constantinople seek permission for three warships to pass the Dardanelles to press for nationalization. Bulgaria asks for details before approving.
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Coronation at St Anne amid village celebration and tragedy
September 15 reports from QueEBzc describe the coronation and blessing at St Anne with large crowds and festive displays. A dangerous accident caused by debris from cabocas results in multiple fatalities, while local reactions mix celebration with sorrow.
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Trespassing on Timber Lands and Government Suit Calls
Acting Secretary Muldrow recommends rejecting Bierot Lumber Companys offer to settle the timber trespass suits in San Francisco and pursuing the largest verdict. Suit seeks 2 217 254 dollars for sale of 8 1/2 feet of lumber from public lands. Also a separate inquiry filed for accounting between Northern Pacific Railroad and United States on timber cut from government lands, seeking about two million dollars and a perpetual injunction.
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Henry George Plan To Publish Daily Papers For Labor
Henry George and Dr McGlynn plan a nationwide daily paper network to advocate workers' interests. George supports cooperative funding and news without traditional press associations, while a representative from Pennsylvania reports enthusiasm for the venture.
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