Chattanooga Fields To Memorialize Civil War Battles
Chattanooga prepares for a national dedication of Chickamauga battlefield park. Veterans groups from Union and Confederate sides will attend, with monuments planned by states and a central eight mile drive along Missionary Ridge. Over 400 guns will be marked, acreage opened, and roads improved to reveal exact engagement grounds.
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Chattanooga
Army of the Cumberland
Tennessee
Grand
Chickamauga
Georgia
Bragg
Missionary Ridge
Sherman
Thomas
Cmberland
Hooker
Lookout Mountain
Orchard Knob
Lookbut Mountain
Brown’s Ferry
Wauhatchie
Ohio
Minnesota
Massachusetts
Indiana
Wisconsin
Michigan
Missouri
Kansas
Pennsylvania
New York
Honolulu
San Francisco
Sutre
Australia
Hawaiian
Quarantine Measures Considered To Halt Cholera In California
San Francisco health officials weigh northern and southern quarantine stations along rail lines to block Asiatic cholera. A joint meeting with local health board, US marine service surgeons, and state health authorities will review plans as Honolulu is declared infected and ships from there will be fumigated. Dr Love lace emphasizes rigorous action and federal backing to prevent entry of the disease.
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California
San Francisco
Board of Health
United States Marine Service
State Board of Health
Honolulu
Lovelace
United States
Dry Sunday Bars Endure Test at New York Clubs
In New York on September 16, for the first time in club history no drinks were sold at many leading clubs. Roosevelt and police commissioners enforced liquor laws with governors instructing staff to remain closed. A list showed bars open at Century Manhattan Union League Metropolitan Knickerbocker and Union clubs while Republican Democratic and Players clubs kept their bars shut.
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New York
Roosevelt
Board of Governors
The
Century
Manhattan
Union League
Metropolitan
Knickerbockera
Union
Republican
Democratic
Players’ Club
Forecast of Republican Ticket at the state convention
Saratoga September 16 The Republican ticket will include C E Barti for judge of the court of appeals J Palmer for secretary of state J A Roberts for comptroller Addison B Colvin for state treasurer T C Hancock for attorney general and C Adams for state engineer The platform praises the dawn of prosperity under a Republican congress and pledges protection to American industry for wage earners sugar planters farmers and business men.
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Saratoga
Court of Appeals
C. E. Barti
Binghamton
J. Palmer
J. A. Roberts
Addison B. Colvin
T. C. Hancock
C. Adams
Republican Congress
Republican Party
Late Cuban War Advices From Tampa Report Battles
Private advices from Cuba say Col James La Crete and Gen Sunez invaded Matanzas province. Near Sagua a Spanish train detachment pursued saddled horses as Cuban riders attacked. Five hundred Cuban cavalry charged. Spanish commander ordered full force to the rescue. A convoy was attacked near Parlopscado by Rabbi with 400 men. Captain Castro was killed and 28 wounded.
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Tampa
Fla
Cuba
James la Crete
Sunez
Matanzas
Sagua
Parlopscado
Castro
Outlaw Renteira Shot near LeGrande after pursuit
News reports Issidor Renteira, charged with shooting Ramon Areaza near San Luis Rey, was killed after a confrontation with a posse near LeGrande, 50 miles northeast of San Diego. His death followed the fatal shooting of a Mexican constable as the chase ended. In Creston Indiana J P Seara sues Harry Carver for 1000 dollars claiming alienation of his wife's affections and loss of corn crops while watching his wife all summer.
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Renteira
San Diego
Cal
Issidor Renteira
Ramon Areaza
San Luis Rey
LeGrande
Creston
J. P. Seara
Adair County
Harry Carver
Hoe
Wife of Congressman Cook A A Codk Illness News
Nuenay Wisconsin September 16 Mrs A A Codk wife of Congressman Cook is seriously ill at Aurora Canada Mr Cook and his son have left for them. Farmer loses an arm in a thresher Orggton Iowa September 18 Fred Raash a farmer near Bridgewater lost an arm when it was caught in a threshing machine.
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Nuenay
Wis
A. A. Codk
Cook
Aurora
Canada
Orggton
Fred Raash
Bridgewater
Endy
Cross
O. T
John Hall
Maude
John
Gillam
Ben
Arkansas River
Here
Arkansas
Livre Rock
Adams
Iron Mountain Railroad
Harding
Catter Than Is Lost Ship Catter Thun Sinks Off Port Stephens
Vancouver news reports the 2,000-ton steamer Catter Thun bound Sydney to China with 81 on board sank off Seal Rock near Port Stephens. Only 26 saved. Survivors’ account, cargo valued at 10,000 sovereigns, and list of the drowned including officers and 41 Chinese. Currents and storm blamed. coroner cites mysterious current.
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Vancouver
B. C
Sydney
China
Seal Rock
Port Stephens
R. Fraztr
B. Sarrx
Mars
Mantaras
Loring
Larima
NFL
England
Shannon
Fawkes
Pardons Proposed for Political Prisoners in Hawaii Report
Honolulu dispatch notes cholera cases in the islands with 41 total and 35 deaths and outlines quarantine rules for port and ship passage. A state council meeting recommends pardons for Carl Widemann Cupid the four Lane boys Junius Kane Joe Widdlefield and 89 others, plus the queen. Some long term prisoners Bowen Walker Seward Wilcox remain jailed and exiles may return except the Ashford brothers.
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Council of Hints of
Hawaii
San Francisco
Australia
Honolulu
Associated Press
Hono
Bennington
Goedel
Council of State
Carl Widemann
Cupid
Four Lane Boys
Junius Kane
Joe Widdlefield
Bowler
Richard
Walker
Seward
Wilcox
Ashford Brothers
Wealthy farmer murdered near Havelock Nebraska
P J Donlan a wealthy farmer living four and a half miles northeast of Havelock Nebraska was found dead in a spring wagon at nine Thursday night robbery and murder are suspected He leaves a wife and five children and owned nearly a section of land valued at about seventy five thousand dollars He was in his fifty seventh year.
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P.J. Donlan
Havelock
Neb
P. J. Donlan
Here
Naval Charges At Marion Aboard Mohican
The Mohican officers are ordered to Marion. Captain Sumner, recently court martialed, is relieved of command of the Columbia. Captain J. H. Sands is assigned to command the Columbia.
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Wasmaron
Mohican
Sumner
Columbia
J. H. Sands
Price and demand shift in 1890s trade review
New York September 14. Don's Weekly Review notes a potential crops outcome but weak government estimates for corn and cotton. Wheat and corn prices fall while Western demand for goods rises. Record stocks, strong pig iron output, and a softer finished products market contrast with firm raw cotton. Jackson Hole tensions grow over hunting passes.
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New York
R.G. Don & Co
Review of Trade
Prine
Atlantic
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittaburg
United States
Canada
Bradstrest
Trade Review
Central West
Nebraska
Donovan's Sweeping Challenge to Amateur Champion
Boston September 14 Eddy Donovan the world’s pro 100 yard champion offers to race the winner of the amateur championship for fan stakes of 1000 dollars a side He will run Bradley Weeters Crum Lee or any other amateur for the same money and will concede the extra yard if needed to any of the above runners.
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Donovan
Boston
Eddy Donovan
Pleasant Surprise for Rev Wickersham by Sunday School Class
Rev L B Wickersham was surprised by sixty class members in the church basement after returning from the country. Miss Rose Henderson presented a writing desk and the gathering featured cake fruit and coffee. The class, now about 150 members, is the largest adult group in the conference and possibly the state, reflecting his efforts to grow and engage members.
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L. B. Wickersham
Mr. Quint
Rose Henderson
Wickersham
A Shower Bath On Chestnut Street Causes Small Damages
A hot night drives a man to take a “shower bath” in public to cool off. He left marks of water on Chestnut Street near an east side grocery, prompting the store to bill him $1.26 for the errant refreshment. The Avoca Convention in Potta wattamie county follows, with seven sheriff candidates and a named ticket after six ballots.
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Chestnut Street
East Aide
Avoca
Pottawattamie County
N.M. Pusey
Council Bluffs
H. F. Potter
Oakland
George M. Putnam
Grove
William Arnold
John D. Morgan
Walnut
Jacob Hansen
Hazeldell
W.F. Baker
the Board of Supervisors
W.S. Paulson
Western Iowa College of Avoca
H. B. Jennings
Ernest E. Cook
C. Dawson
Cqunty
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Honduras
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Foo Chow
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Stock Exchange
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Treasury Department
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Derverson
Judge Walton
Des Moinns
Kansas City
W. B. Cannon
Telegraph News
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Knights of Labor of
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Port Townsend
Joshua Sells
Bloomington
Robert Cherrie
Washington
Isaac Elliott
Fairbury
Inls
Charles Key
Paris
Tex
Jerry McIntyre
da Hunt
Louisville
Wichita
Kan
A. J. Lusk
Hutchison National Bank
Tacoma
Wash
Tacoma, Land Company
Don’s Weekly Review
Jackson's Hole
CanyoEnnn
Wyo
Frank H. Rhodes
William Manning
Jackson’s Hole
National Park
Iticura
Cortevra
Porter Deva and Onke, Corp
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