Harrison's Callers and Irish Support at Indiana Visit
General Harrison hosts Missouri veterans and a large Irish American group in Indianapolis as he argues for protective tariffs. The event features labor voices from New Albany and Floyd counties, a Chicago Irish club contingent, and vivid battlefield imagery from a clash between Mason and Marshall. Machinery exhibitors plan to attend North Dakota’s Grand Forks fair, taking forty carloads of equipment.
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Indianapolis
Missouri
Harrison
Scott Rifles
Brant
Kansas City
New Albany
Floyd Counties
Janus Atkerson
Dregoun
Ireland
Tinton
Gladstone
Parnell
Eral Mason
Marshall
Pol
Pfoffer
Grand Forks
St. Paul
Indians Signatures At Brule Agency In Battle Over Treaty
Reports from Brule agency say signatures are rising with daily inflows as commissioners near Cheyenne. Father Francis Craigh, visiting from Standing Rock, casts doubt on treaty odds, while Minnesota and Dakota crop outlook remains optimistic despite bearish market chatter. The steamer South America sinking near Madrid and Minnesota state fair ending with a sham battle are also noted.
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Coma Lowen Brttle Agency
Clow Crook
Cheyenne
Aberdeen
Seph L
Francis Craigh
Spotted Tail
Standing Rock
Avoca
Minn
Craigh
Brule
St. Paul
Pioneer Press
Minnesota
Dakota
Minneapolis Iillers
Slol
Minne
Polis
Furious Flames Hit Michigan Passenger Train Derailment
A passenger train on the Saginaw Tuscola and Huron line derailed after striking a burned track amid forest fires near East Saginaw Michigan. The engine and several cars left the rails, but the crew escaped with minor injuries while passengers fled the wreckage. Fire rapidly spread, burning the coaches and causing extensive damage as fires swept through the train and trackside buildings.
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Michigan
East Saginaw
Mreu
Alllsgater
Saginaw
Tuscola
Sraw
Army of Cumberland Holds Nineteenth Annual Reunion in Chicago
The nineteenth annual reunion of the Society of the Army of the Cumberland opens in Chicago with about 160 members. General Rosecrans presides as chairman. memorials list dead members. Gen. Russell A Alger delivers Sheridan eulogy. A Loyal Legion gathering follows at the Grand Pacific Hotel with a banquet planned for tomorrow night.
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Chicago
Society of the Army of the Cumberland
General Rosecrans
Colonel Stone
Central Music Hall
Russell A. Alger
Michigan
Philip H. Sheridan
Jones D. Morgan
H. Stone
M. Olst
Nathan Kimball
Geo. R. Davis
Parkhurst
D. R. Doolittle
Warren Keifer
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
Grand Pacific Hotel
Loyal Legion
Army of the Cumberland
Delegation of Ladies Endorses Protective System In Senate
A group of about fifteen well dressed women led by Mrs. J. Ellen Foster appeared before the Senate tariff sub-committee to defend the American protective system. Foster contrasted American women’s superior condition as wives mothers and self supporters with European workers. The witnesses from Rockville Conn described higher wages and better conditions in American mills compared with Germany and England, urging support for protection to aid working women.
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Senate
J. Ellen Foster
Woman’s Christian ‘Temperance Son of
Allison
Foster
Europe
Germany
England
Scotland
Ireland
America
Aimerica
New York
New England
Washington
Ars, Bobner
Fatherland
Rockville
Conn
Uyen
Ter
Qasing
Miss White
Pitts
Stanford
Hugland
Conon
Bolter
Bomber pastor stirs New Brunswick with incendiary pulpit cries
In New Brunswick Rev. M V McDame of Remsen Avenue Baptist lashes out at local physicians and clergy, claiming hundreds of infant deaths yearly and exposing alleged abuses. He cites a New York Florence Mission letter and rouses a large crowd as critics rally to his side. Meanwhile in Indianapolis Governor Rusk and a Grand Army party meet General Harrison, praising his peace stance and military teaching.
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New Jersey
New Brunswick
M. V.mec Dame
Remsen Avenue Baptist Church
Bleeker Street
New York
The Trouble With the "." St. Loci Sept. 17
A rough Burlington train arrival in St Louis over Wabash tracks triggers a Brotherhood engineers housing boycott. Non members seeking lodging are refused as the union enforces housing provisions and workers must travel downtown for accommodations. Confrontations signal ongoing labor tension amid Burlington Wabash contracts.
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St Louis
Burlington
Brotherhood
Wabash
Ouow
Midwest rail rates set for livestock shipments to Chicago
Northwestern dispatch from Sept 18 notes railroads agreed on new shipment rates under the sweeping system from St Pal to Chicago. Cattle at 26 cents per hundred, hogs and sheep at 80 cents. Rates apply after Oct 10, based on prior charges, affecting west, northwest and southwest routes.
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Northwestern
Cuicago
Chicago
Northwest
Southwest
St Pal
Long vs Short Haul: I C Files Ruling Against Illicit Rates
The Inter State Commerce Commission filed a detailed opinion in the Chicago St Paul and Kansas City case. It rejects the rail road's claim of power to raise intermediate point rates and orders the respondent to cease illegal charges.
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Washington, D. C
Inter-State Commerce Commission Today
Cooley
Chicago
St.Paul
Burlington & Northern
Commission
Congress
Ani
Wis
Hkay
Ttermediqth
Mikes
Northwest
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Sioux Commission Leader Pratt Sees West Support for Treaties
Captain Pratt, Sioux Indian commission chair, was interviewed in Cantste Pa before returning to Dakota. He said western sentiment favors legislation overriding Indian wishes, referencing the 1871 prohibition on further treaties, the 1876 treaty, and the Dawes bill. He argued government aid exceeded promises and criticized Sioux failure to take allotments or learn self-support.
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Cantste
Pratt
Sioux Indian Commission
Dakota
West
Missouri veteran leader named commander in chief
William Warner of Missouri ejected as commander in chief at the national encampment. Gov Fore escorted honors to the camp where Illinois veterans headquarter and greeted Warner's son, known to many as a boy. Warner, a former congressman, led Wisconsin regiments and later served in Congress from Missouri. Neil of Columbus elected senior vice commander. Hadfield of New York nominated for junior vice commander.
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William Warner
Missouri
CoLmMaus
Foreaker
Grant
Weir
J . Willan Warner
Kansas City
Wisconsin
Missuri
Moses, Neil
Columbus
Joseph Hadfield
New York
Misplaced Witch Wrecks 4 Trains in Ankenytown Collision
A north bound Burlington and Ohio express collided with a freight at Ankenytown early morning. The crash telescoped baggage cars. several injured and two fatalities reported including Baggage Master David Wilson. Engineer Hinott and another engineer were killed. Aaron Dickson listed among the injured and thirty three others hurt.
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Hultinare
Ubtla
Vernox
Burlington & Ohio
Ankenytown
Baggate
David Wilson
Sandusky
Hinott
Tweury Toelinson
Af Nuwar
Wil- Manewe
Awitell
Aaron Dickson
Dufiance County
Pathan
Let It Roll Ball Demonstration Heads Toward Washington
The Blaing demonstration proceeds from Cumberland to Hagerstown and Fredericky with speeches by Congressmen Perkins Kennedy Laird and Connor. The ball travels west through West Virginia Ohio and Indiana to Indianapolis then possibly to the Pacific coast.
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New York
Cumberland
Mily
Hagerstown
Fredericky
B. W. Perkins
R. P. Kennedy
Dw. Laird
J. McConnor
Washington
National Repulican League
West Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Indianapolis
Tn Pacific
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Stenmer
South America
Montevidio
Minnesota All Cloner
Sr. Paul
Spokane
Portland
Spokane Walls
W. T
Cleveland
Field of
National Milling Company
Mil
Wntailinig
Peter Glerman
Eni Minggen
Koswuan & Rowders Furniture
Lacoma
Frokexci
Senate Tariff Committee
Rusk
Wisconsiny
United States
Chicago Veterans Lefs
Norrow
Trish Protective Club
Old Ruskin
Sofia
Vienna
M. Matchewitel
France
Bucharest
Givers
Kisseloff
Osswego
Hill
Hingelf
Maine
Liviston
Journal
Burleigh Nas
Putman
Senats
Bia
House
Snider
Rea
Anoka
Fourth
Aiireporo
Fritz ‘Tithen
Here
Propertior Uaiabe
Mount Wesutinoton
N. T
Prerre
Wivalopes
Pope
Erica Ae
Covington
Er Jatin G. Carlisle
Nosean
Hew Jantton
Washinatox
Louis W. Crofcot
Supreme Court of Dakota
The
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Omairman Pratt Intervi
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Rocing
the Fair Today
Mead
Orphan Bay
Martin J
Hatruck
Orphan Boy
Winfield Scott
Tlak
Kimball
J.C. Ryan
Aurora County
Gnd Johnson
Davison County
Aaron Doty
Brule County
House of Representates
Creilitars
Sioux Falls
Insurance Company of Dakota
Carland
Dalrymple
Oliver Dalrymple
Fang
Nealls
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