Grand Army Day Parade in Philadelphia Honors the President
A vast Philadelphia celebration marks a century since the constitution. Grand Army men cheer as the President lifts his hat. The day includes a grand parade, receptions, and a formal academy of music banquet with national leaders and dignitaries in attendance.
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Alabama Socialists Hold First State Convention in Alabama
The first state convention of the united labor party met at Brawlxonam with three districts represented. Delegates included African Americans, and discussions covered the Chicago anarchists and revolutionary aims. The convention nominated a state executive committee and planned a Montgomery meeting in October.
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United States
TL. G. Jeffers
Ude
Chicago
Montgomery
Tragic New Orleans Explosion Sparks Fatal House Fire
At Enghien and Dauphin streets Dominick Messina's grocery exploded then ignited a blaze trapping his family on the upper floors. Despite rescue attempts by firemen the Messina family of six perished in the flames.
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New Oxagans
Dominick M. Messina
Enghien
Dauphin Streets
Messina
Bressina
Anarchists discuss appeals amid clemency plea
In Cariaco on September 15 and Ottawa on September 16, jailed anarchists deliberated options to save themselves. They weighed appealing to the Supreme Court and drafting a petition for clemency, while friends vow ongoing efforts even if the high court refuses. Justice Magruder received a paper showing mixed reactions to the verdict, with many calling justice done and not favoring a Supreme Court appeal.
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Defense Association
Supreme Court of the United States
Sunrency Court
Soe
Mupposito
Supreme Court
Ottawa
Justice Magruder
MI Waukee Daily Labor Review
Law and Order
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United Statepreme
Elopement feud ends as child restored to mother
In Crow Parp wea Between an Alabama Hr band and Wife a long standing feud led to a child custody dispute. The wife fled with the child, the husband abducted the child, a habeas corpus case drew county attention, and during the trial the wife’s friends seized the child but were overtaken and the child was finally returned to the mother amid great excitement.
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Alabama
Warnower
Ala
Pate
O. H. Perryman
Burial of Governor Bartlett Ends San Francisco State Funeral
Governor Bartlett's burial in San Francisco featured a state funeral with 10,000 marchers including federal and state officials, military units, and civic groups. The deceased lay in state for two days at Pievance hall and the procession moved from Grace church to Laurel Hill cemetery amid widespread mourning and business closures.
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California
San Francisco
Washington Bartlett
Laurel Hill
Pacific Coast
Pievance Hall
Grace Church
United States
National Guard
Dresbachs Liabilities Revealed In Historic Wheat Collapse
In San Francisco on September 16, William Dresbach fled with the county recorder and published his liabilities and assets. The ledger lists 60,000 tons of wheat contracts at prices $1.70 to $2 per cental, current market $1.25, and sizable debts including $550,000 to a Nevada bank.
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William Dresbach
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Nevada
Dresbach
Doliion & Guaranty
Charles F. Reed
Reed
Cole County
Paran Stevens
New York
Liverport
Cari
Jesbach
Johnston, Bosch & Co
England
Europe
Henry Colerough
London
Johnaton, Busch & Co
John Rosenfield
Review of business shows severe monetary stringency and failures
Review of trade reports broad monetary stringency nationwide with cautious signals in Boston and Philadelphia and strong activity in Chicago. Imports outpace exports amid large gold movements. pig iron production remains steady while many failures rise, including a notable bank closure in Canary, Pennsylvania and a type founders firm bankruptcy in Baltimore, with creditors forced into a deed under trust.
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R. G. Dun & Co
Sceurtica
Boston
Philadelphia
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Cinemonti
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Dayton
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Chneaea
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Ingh
Merchants Ad
Stringeney
Nashville
Atlanta
New Orleans
Chawla
Gouda
Kuses City
Cilia
Cime
United States
Canada
Canary
First National Bank
Yoong
Clarke & Warren Oil Company
F. BH. Mulbe
Type Founders
Barrmaore
John Ryan & Co
William A. Fisher
Jae
Five Ladies Narrow Escape From a Nashville Wreck
Special report from the Eleventh district recounts a wagon wreck on the Granny White turnpike. Allen Cotton, Will Tucker, and Thomas Shaw tried to repair a broke axle as five Washington sisters rode a barouche. Horses dashed flagged by splinters, three ladies jumped free while the others were caught in debris. The barouche destroyed, yet all escaped injury, though one lady was nicked by the wagon’s tongue. Cotton, frightened, recovered after loss of consciousness gripping a horse.
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Virginia
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Tean
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Will Tucker
Thomas Shaw
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Washington
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Rest for the Dead in Butchelstown and Commons Farewell
Long disjointed text from a historical parliament page describes a large funeral for Butchelstown victims, along with. It notes Irish affairs and William O'Brien MP Cork, parliamentary questions, and the queen's speech prorogation. It cites Britain Russia Turkey and the United States in diplomatic terms and mentions Ireland's condition and remedies.
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London
House of Commons
Jess Severa
Ireland
Scotland
Burial of Casey and ensuing riot at Mitchellstown
September 16 report from Australia describes Casey buried with 14 bearers and four bands. inquest blamed a buckshot wound to the brain. Also recounted is a riot provoked by police against locals, with stones hurled at barracks and bloodied constable Leahy.
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