WORLD WHEAT CROP SHORT IN EUROPE REPORTS
European crop reports detail Britain’s wheat loss in the north and Scotland due to wet September weather with a liberal 50 million bushels projected, while southern counties yielded finer milling wheat. Germany shows average wheat, Prussia below average, and Russia faces a large deficit with uncertain harvest totals. France reports no material loss.
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Agricultural Department
Great Britain
Scotland
Baltic
United Kingdom
France
Germany
Prussia
United States
Russia
Reception to the Cardinal in New York
The Catholic club of New York hosted a reception and dinner for Cardinal Satolli at the club house on October 15 before his departure for Rome. Prominent Catholic clergymen and laymen attended in large numbers.
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New York
Catholic Club of
Cardinal Satolli
Rome
Passing of Pionter Jerrrrsonx In Oct 15
William Dillinger, a 75 year old wealthy farmer and long time county resident, killed himself by shooting. The death occurred October 15, with Dillinger aged 43 years as stated in the report.
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Pionter
William Dillinger
Miss Mortimer Weds Detroit Bride Eloise Mor timer Marries Louis Schmidt
Miss Eloise Mortimer of the Wilbur company wed Louis F. Schmidt of Rochester New York in Detroit on October 15. The ceremony joined two prominent names in theater with Miss Mortimer known as a prima donna of the Wilbur troupe.
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Mortimer
Detroit
Eloise Mortimer
The
Wilbur Company
Louis F. Schmidt
Rochester
Crimes of a Day: Pearl Shot in Carney Town Raid
David Pearl was killed and Breidelman wounded when Harmon Calaman shot them after a confrontation at Otho Calamanu’s home amid a family dispute. The assailants then raided Harmon Calaman’s nearby home. Pearl died at once, Breidelman was seriously wounded. Both men were imprisoned. Bandits raid Carney Oklahoma town. six masked outlaws robbed stores and a post office, tied captives, and damaged property before a large pursuit led by U.S. marshals. The raid disrupted Chandler telephones and sparked a statewide chase.
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Chambersburg
David Pearl
Pondtown
Harmon Calaman
John Breidelman
Pearl
Q Calaman
Breidelman
Otho Calamaru
Otho Calaman
Oslaman
Goren
O. T
Carney
Here
Dynamite Dick
Dalton’a
Bill Doolin
Chandler
Mulhall
United States Marshal’s Office
United States
Colcord
Miners Defeat 40 Cent Rate Cut in Ohio Vote
President Ratchford and Secretary Lewis report the Ohio miners vote on a proposed wage cut to 40 cents per ton, with about 100 locals representing over 20,000 miners participating. The measure loses by roughly six to one, and a circular urging acceptance will be issued.
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CotumBus
Ratchford
Lewis
Ohio
Broke the Road Record by C M Smith on Five Mile Course
Local wheelmen report C M Smith collapsed the five mile world time record on the Milpitas and San Jose route, finishing in 10 20. He was paced by two tandems over two miles and by another tandem for the final three miles, surpassing George Hamlin’s 10 25 mark. Smith had official sanction to attempt the record. In Gloversville New York city clerk Frank H Wilmarth faces charges of misappropriating funds and falsifying city books over the past five years. He pleaded not guilty and is held on 10900 bail for October 2 examination.
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Cal
C. M. Smith
Milpitas
George Hamlin
San Francisco
Smith
Gloversville
N. Y
Frank H. Wilmarth
War Department Fiscal Plan Reveals Reinforced Fortifications
Secretary Lamont submitted Treasury estimates for next year totaling 52,876,688 dollars for the War Department. Running expenses in Washington are set at 1,404,296 dollars, with salaries and contingencies down 621,049 from four years prior. Fortifications and sea coast defense are raised to 1,924,995 dollars, funding continued progress. If approved, by June 30, 1894 the system will include extensive placements of heavy guns and mortars, numerous 12 and 16 inch pieces, rapid fire guns, and related carriages and ammunition.
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Rcretary Lamont
Perman
Washington
Laxmont
Secretary of the Treasury
War Department
War Office
Lamont
Bethlehem
Novel campaigning by 51 Louis Populists plan citywide wagon rallies
Populists in St. Louis announce a broad campaign from Oct 1 aimed at the financial issue. Up to 60 wagons will tour the city from Chouteau avenue to Broadway, delivering literature and speeches on finance. Harrison Drummond provides wagons. police protection may be used.
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Louis
St. Louis
Choteau Avenue
Broadway
Harrison Drummond
Alutata Carried Away by Tidal Wave in Gulf of California
On the Orizabas last Gulf of California trip the port of AlatatA in Sina- Joa state vanished, with all buildings destroyed. The Sept 17–18 storm, a mix of tidal wave and cloud burst, left few deaths. survivors camp in tents near the ruins. In Mazatlan a schooner rests intact in the middle of the street after the surge submerged the waterfront.
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Alutata
San Francisco
Orizaba
Gulf of California
Culiacan
Sina- Joa
Alatata
Gulf
Cometa
Rebecca
Helena
Mazatland
Kimball Kidnaps His Child In Omaha Case
Mrs. Clark Smith wife of James Smith of Fourteenth and Hickory streets sought police aid to recover her sister’s child, a 38 year old, allegedly taken by Isaac Kimball after a visit near the East Omaha bridge. Mrs. Smith and her mother Mrs. Katherine Murphy reported the abduction to authorities.
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Kimball
Omaha
Clark Smith
James Smith
Fourteenth
Hickory Streets
Katherine Murphy
Ruby Smith
Steamer Lagascogne Lands $100000 Gold After Sea Wave
The Lagascogne arrived in New York with $100000 in gold. On Wednesday a huge wave struck the ship, sweeping away a lifeboat and causing minor damage. Passengers were dining when the wave hit, scattering items and spoiling meals.
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New York
Epidemic of Diphtheria Hits Eastern County Areas
An outbreak of diphtheria in Winster City and eastern county counties has spread to Dows Iowa Falls Jewell Junction and Alden with at least four dozen deaths reported by Oct. 19. The illness has caused a high death toll across several towns and prompts concern in the region.
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Winster City
Dows
Iowa Falla
Jewell Junction
Alden
Atkinson
Ontoneo
Democratic
Atlanta
Georgia
Magnificent buildings to be erected for clergy prep in the Catholic University
In Washington on Oct 19 the corner stone will be laid for the hall of history the first of a grand group to house the American university. Notables include Bishop John F Hurst ex Governor Robert Patterson James Buckley and Bishops Fowler McCabe Gibbons Williams and Corrigan among others. Over 200000 will fund the white marble structure to rank with Washingtons great government buildings.
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George Lansing Taylor
Connecticut
John F. Hurst
University
Robert KE. Pattison
Pennsylvania
James M. Buckley
The
Christian Advocate of
New York
Charles H. Fowler
D. D
Buffalo
Charles ©. McCabe
Fort Worth
Tex
Methodist Episcopal Church
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Keane
Cardinal Gibbons
Archbishop Williams
Boston
Corrigan
Ryan
Philadelphia
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Gross
Oregon
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St. Paul's Parish
Augustin F. Hewit
Hewit
Horstman
Cleveland
Bacon
Georgia
Montgomery
California
Spalding
Peoria
Brian
St. Agnes Parish
Archbishop Chapelle
Santa Fe
St. Matthews
Cardinal Satolli
Turkish Atrocities Move Story of Armenian Massacre
New York report recounts Madji Rahsian ia a passenger on the Lagascogne describing the three day massacre in Constantinople in August. He says 10 000 Armenians were slain across the empire with carts bearing bodies dumped into the sea and the wounded left for dead while Europeans flee the city to avoid attacks.
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Arme Ilus
Constantinople
New York
Madji Rahsiania
Astreeta
Rahsian
Bryan in Detroit Attends Church and Reception
William J. Bryan and wife attended Westminster Presbyterian Church in Detroit where after the sermon they held an informal reception in the aisle. Bryan addressed the Detroit Newsboys Association urging character and rights of others, amid warm, approving reactions from the boys. Also noted: a separate railroad wreck at Wentworth near Manchester, New Hampshire, with one brakeman killed.
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William J. Bryan
Bryan
Westminister Presbyterian Church
John Patterson
Isle
Mr. Bryan
Detroit Newsboys
Colonel Butler
Association
New Hampshire
Manchester
N. H
The
Union
Wentworth
White Mountain
Boston & Maine Railway
Entry of Bancroft likely prearranged Dardanelle move
London reports in the Daily News that the Bancroft may have entered the Dardanelles by prior arrangement before leaving New York. Secretary Olney is said to have telegraphed thanks for allowing Armenian women and children to proceed to America where husbands and fathers serve abroad.
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United States
Bancroft
Dardannelles
New York
Olney
America
Murdered Father then Killed Himself in Belgium
A special Antwerp report to the Post says Orrin Kinnie murdered his father Daniel Kinnie at Sommerville and then killed himself. Authorities considered him insane.
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Antwerp
Sommerville
Orrin Kinnie
Daniel Kinnie
Shot Himsalf in New Jersey double suicide note
Walter Louis Lenau, who had married the widow of Colonel John A. Cockerill, shot himself at his home in Ridgewood New Jersey. Mrs Lenau declares the shooting was unintentional.
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New Yor
Walter Louis Lenau
John A. Cockerill
Iglewood
N. J
Lanau
Paris Reported Disabled At Sea On Route From New York
The Paris steamship, incoming from New York on October 1% arrived at Southhampton with a broken tail shaft, engines stopped, and repairs begun after the voyage in calm weather. Passengers praised officers for coolness, while a gale on October 15 raised alarms before dry dock repairs commenced. Shipping news notes strong English grain markets influenced by wheat trends in America and droughts in India and Australia.
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Amecan Line
Paris
Wi Ins
New York
Fierat
Bismarck
Crowdy
America
India
Australia
San Francisco
California
Calcutta
Walla Walla
Spanish Newspaper Comments on Cuba Policy and U S Threats
An excerpt from the Imparcial condemns U S pressure over Cuba and urges Spain to demand full recognition of Washington, calling U S neutrality fiction and warning Spaniards to distinguish themselves from Washington insiders. Other items note local tax protests, the Castle case aid, and diplomatic recognitions in San Francisco.
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Washington
Cleveland
United States
Imparcial
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