Armenian Reforms Demanded By Powers Amid Massacre Claims
London reports the final demands of the Great Powers to Said Pasha for Armenian reforms. Russia hesitates over forced acceptance, fearing Armenian autonomy. Trebizond dispatches note 2,000 Christian refugees aboard a Russian steamer awaiting transport. Althissar massacre on Oct. 9 left 50 Armenians dead and many wounded. mobs looted markets and threw bodies into wells. Police allegedly ignore refugee safe cards. Armenian leaders blamed for shop closures and panic. Sackville dispute over Bayard ambassadorship cited. no effort to remove Bayard. Steerage-rate reduction proposed by continental lines to better divide passengers.
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Anolian
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the Standard
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Populists Back Direct Legislation at State Convention
Lively debate at the Kansas Orry Populist convention ends with a resolution endorsing direct legislation through initiative and referendum as part of the next national platform. The amendment for proportional representation fails amid heated argument.
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People’s Party
Omaha
Percy Peppoon
St. Louis
Contested Prize Fight in Hot Springs Seen Likely
Reported conference in Hot Springs involving Governor Clarke and local officials, with O Donnell and Maher to be arrested on conspiracy charges if needed. Public decision deferred to local authorities as to whether the fight proceeds, with funds and forfeit money to be addressed by Friday.
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J D. Kimball
Sherif R. Honot
W. H. Martin
Duffie
Racms
D. B. Hudgins
Fourth Judicial District
Fitzsimmons
Corbett
O'Donnell
Maher
Hudgins
Wendig
Dwyer
O’donnell
Spring Lake
Peter Maher
Hughes’ Wine Gardens
James H. Clarke
Western rail lines meet to restore fares and reorganize
General freight and passenger agents of western roads convened in Chicago to set restore and raise wire end nail rates to the fifth data and to discuss coal and timber rates. The Western Passenger Association reorganization moved forward with clause by clause review of the old agreement. An adjournment was taken to continue discussions today.
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Western Passenger Association
Washington trip seals President Cleveland return
President Cleveland and family arrived in Washington after a rough sail aboard the Oneida. The party docked at the Seventh Street Wharf and proceeded to the executive mansion, with Cleveland refreshed from Gray Gables and planning a quick trip to Atlanta for the Cotton States exposition.
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SHERIFYE'S BALE OF DESCRIBED PROPERTY
Special execution from Cass County District Court directs Sheriff to sell Lots 3 and 4, Block 2, First Addition to Cumberland, Cass County Iowa, to satisfy a $68.14 judgment plus costs. Sale at Atlantic courthouse steps on November 7, 1815 at 11:00 a.m.. attendance by Sheriff Wndow Cann.
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Wiota
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Gasse County
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Aken
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Joe Cand, Shevitl
To. T. Lambert
State of
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Sam Heilman, Jr
J. B. Rookapalow
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Sheriff Sale Notices From Cass County Iowa 1895 1896
Multiple sheriff sale notices outline attachments and executions in Cass County Iowa against defendants including M J Lahman Co and G A Meredith. Descriptions cover lots in Wiota and Atlantic properties, sale dates November 6 1895 and November 6 1896, with sale details and court references.
Scott's Emulsion Advocates For All Ages And Conditions
The doctors approve of Scott's Emulsion for men and women who are weak, for babies and children who are thin, and for anyone not nourished by food. Poor blood is starved blood and consumption or scrofula follow. Cod liver oil, with fish fat taste removed, is the remedy. Two sizes priced at 80 cents and 1.00.
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