President Cleveland’s Western Southern Visit Plan
President Cleveland will depart Washington for a three week western and southern trip with no officials, joined by private secretary Lamont and two friends. The itinerary lists multiple rail segments and city stops, with no extra time in cities, and reception committees to meet at each city to allow carriage tours and quiet travel. The plan abandons widespread speeches in favor of restrained travel and civic escorts. Also included is a Senate probe update on a bribery allegation involving Senator Sawyer and Kirk Pierce, plus a brief New York Stock Market note and word on former Secretary Washburn’s passing.
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Norquay Criticised En route Six Weeks Away
Winnipeg mayor Lyman Jones questions Premier Norquay’s six week absence during a critical period. A provincial railway bond telegraph failed to sway Norquay, who claimed he could place them from New York. Jones notes American railway links aim to strengthen U S trade but warns tariffs will keep us from better US connections, stressing eastern Canadian aims.
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Pugnacious Parsons Defies Commutation for Anarchist Fate
OmicAeo Sept. 21 reports condemned anarchist Parsons sent for a reporter and issued a statement to the American people. He declares willingness to die for rights but opposes false accusations and any commutation or new appeals. He says courts must decide between capital and labor, and ends with Give me liberty or give me death.
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Tragedy in Newsolm Prompts Charity Event
Minneapolis on September 21 features a charity base pall game between Booth Barrett and Florence companies with Billy Florence and E J Buckley managing and umpiring as Mayor Ames to oversee. Masses of Booth Barrett and Florence company ladies attend as the crowd awaits the officials and benefit plans.
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North Dakota Delegation Receives Warm Welcome in St Paul
In St Paul on Sept 21 Grand Forks officials Governor Church Mrs Church Auditor Ward Attorney General Templeton and Editor Jewell and wife arrived for the North Dakota agricultural exposition. A brass band greeted them at the depot and carriages carried the party as races were described as tame.
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Getting Interesting Chicago Boston Postponed Games Played Now
Chicago and Detroit win as postponed contests proceed without Detroit's consent. Anson's home run fuels Chicago. Detroit's side claims legality later. Washington beats Indianapolis in a cold, rain-affected game. O’Day shines for Washington. Other NL results and track cycling records highlighted. Kentucky races at Churchill Downs draw crowd.
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Lew Murray Arrested on Attempted Rape Charge
Lew Murray was arrested in Sept. 22 proceedings after a charge of attempting to rape Mary Sylvester. He pleaded not guilty as Judge Young denied bail. Mary Sylvester and a physician witness testified amidst tense courtroom drama. Reports say Murray faces another embezzlement indictment in Kansas City.
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Dynamite gun test dazzles foreign observers at Fort Latayene
New York Sept 20 Lieutenant Falenski tested the long range dynamite gun at Fort Latayene before Secretary Whitney and officials from Norway Spain France Denmark Sweden and Japan. An eighty ton schooner at 1 1 5 miles was torn to pieces with six shots two hitting the vessel. The gun Kun Used was sixty feet long eight inch bore carrying fifty pounds of dynamite.
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Origins of the United States in 1787 A nation born from union
A historical sketch recalls 1787 when no United States existed, thirteen separate sovereignties held full power, and confederation failed. It highlights early revolutions, the Continental Congress, and figures like Washington and Hamilton shaping a continental vision toward a united empire of free republics.
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