Republican Ticket Listings and Local Accidents Report
The item lists Republican ticket members for president and other local offices including Watjon and Wilcox districts. It also reports multiple accidents on the Soo extension near Valley City with a bridge collapse, a worker’s amputation, a brakeman’s death, and a farmer’s property fire causing extensive losses. George W. Stone, Michigan auditor, arrived for proof on a free claim and discussed politics with locals.
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Soo
Valley City
Martin = Zarwoki
Grafton
Jona
Conflagration Kills Family as Fire Hits Central Ave Saloon
A morning blaze at a Central Avenue saloon in Cleveland destroyed the building and claimed the Shannon family. James Shannon, his wife, and their sons died after being overcome by smoke before help could arrive. The fire also affected nearby occupants Frank Mann and John McGinty’s coopers.
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Oxryenaxp
Central Avenue
Hurriet Atret
James Shannon
John McGinty
Prank Mann
Shannon
Jomes Shannon
Gripple Railroads and Strike Talk Foretells 1893 Uprising
Buff alo switchmen threaten a nation wide strike next spring to pressure railroads amid labor unrest. Secretary Humorlo cites Buffalo actions as preludes and predicts a massive coordinated upheaval from Atlantic to Pacific and from Great Lakes to the Gulf to test railroad att itude.
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Awitchminn
Burraco
Chy
Huimorlo
Switchmen's Union
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf
Childrens devotion sparks a chilly street baby mix up
A Fulton Street shop scene ends in a mistaken baby exchange as a generous woman attempts to take in a sleeping child, only to be confronted by the rightful mother and a heated argument about ownership. The incident centers on a cold day and a caring, mistaken act.
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Fulton Street
Harold
Battle Royal Between Elephants at Wallace Springs
A dramatic elephant incident near Wallace's winter quarters two miles from Penn Indiana left five beasts badly injured after a violent fray between Prince and Diamond. Diamond, heavier at about four tons, pressured Prince who ultimately forced the opponent through a brick wall, sparking half an hour of pandemonium before order returned.
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Lust
Penn
Ind
Wallace
Prince
Diamond
Keopar
Dinmond
Notable Social Event and Legal Notice From Indianapolis
A notable social wedding occurred Monday evening as Brigadier General Martin D. Hardin wed Mira Amelia McLaughlin at 7 o clock officiated by Cardinal Gibbons. Attendees included Chief Justice and Mrs. Fuller and other prominent figures. a grand reception followed. Marion county grand jury indicted A H Rovmer of Baltimore a former vice president of the Iron Hall. Hosmer expected to surrender. authorities know his whereabouts. The Pope sent condolence from Rome through Cardinal Rawpolit to President Harrison in Washington.
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Osteadd
Martin D. Hardin
Mira Amelia McLaughlin
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Mgr. Satolli, Srch
Leparito
Mgr. O'Connell
Amerlomacology
Romig
Hosmer
How to Get Change in a Street Car Stoppage Scene
A stranger politely asks to change a five dollar bill to pay for a streetcar fare. The dealer responds that he is short of cash and cannot break the bill at the moment, illustrating a small, everyday transaction. The fragment showcases a simple exchange and social manners of the era.
Death of Mrs Harrison Draws National Condolences
A Chicago era obituary notes the long illness and death of Mrs Harrison at 1:40 am. The article describes President Harrison's calm, the white house’s quiet, and messages of sympathy from Queen Victoria and other dignitaries. Funeral plans include private Blue Room services and a Pink Trail funeral train to Indianapolis.
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Harrison
Kemnina
Mia
White House
Mira
Harrmon
Mra. Hlurrieon
Harrigoo
White Hovse
Cleveland
Queen Victorian
Pops Line
Blaine
Rat Nonapolie
White Housa
Humfig
Indiscipols
First Presbyterian Church
Harrison Ware
Pennaylvania
Indianapolia
Weisserts Aides Appointed by Grand Army Leader
Commander in Chief Weissert of the Grand Army of the Republic issues Order No. 2 from city headquarters. Five official family members named including EB Gray as quartermaster general and John Taylor as inspector general. Five executive committee members also announced. Policy: a vigorous administration to boost incoming membership. It forbids political discussion at meetings.
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Senabore
Minwacner
Boston
George Bynnatt
Chicago
Wepior
Ford H. Rouberts
Dutroit
General Advocate
Couneil of Administration
Henry S. Deitrich
L. B. Raymond
Hampton
William B. Armstrong
Indianapolis
H.C. Lather
Providence
R. J
A. P. Burchfield
Pittafield
Army
World’s Fair Regulations at the Columbian Exposition
The Gates will open to employees at 8 a.m. and to the public at 9 a.m. They close at 6 p.m., with later hours for special exhibits. Admission is 50 cents, free for under six with a parent or guardian. Exhibits may receive up to limited free power. excess power incurs charges. The exposition offers limited protection for exhibits and is not liable for loss or damage. Patented medicines may be exhibited if compliant. catalogs will be printed in English and Spanish.
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Chicago
Ta. A
Sa.m
Nowtrame
Cataloguon
Prouel
Wisconsin Wreck Kills Two on Milwuakee Line at Plymouth
A disastrous Milwaukee and Northern branch wreck near Plymouth, sixty miles north of St Paul, at 10 55 am on Oct 26 killed two men and injured about a dozen others, some likely to die. The construction train was backing down toward Plymouth from a gravel pit when a flagman may have failed to signal, or signals were ignored, causing No 1 to collide with the working train. Meanwhile at Lincoln, Nebraska, William H. Irvine of Salt Lake City was acquitted for shooting Charles E. Montgomery in the Hotel Lincoln dining room in May.
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Pwo Don
Malta
St Pauls Road
Minwackek
Milwausee and Norther
St. Paul
Plymouth
Wogman
Buggman
Lincoln
Neb
William HL. Irvine
Salt Lake City
Charles E. Montgomery
Montgomery
Irvine
Professor Swinton Dead in New York Flats
Professor Wil Ham Swinton, author of school books, died suddenly at 240 West Eighty fourth Street Nealand. He was found in the morning, aged about 60, having apparently fallen ill while alone in his apartment.
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Profesor Swinton
New Yous
Wil Ham Swinton
Nealville Flats
West Eighty
Fourth Street
Spoplaag
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