Flawed revolutions and global notes
Worldwide political and social updates from Buenos Ayres to Arkansas. Mentions a revolution rumor in Buenos Ayres denied, a British steamship indemnity dispute with Portugal, Zeppelins and spies in the United States, elections in Virginia and New York districts, and health travel news on the Crown Princess of Sweden. Also notes Nijarka reelected, naval actions near Mozambique, and various misc items from law, crime, and industry.
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Buenos Ayres
Exorang
Portugal
East Africa
Joux H. Hewrrt
Baltimore
Me Dows W. Lawson
Farmera' Allianca Tonocrat
Virginia
Congress
New York
Lincoln Birthplace Bought for Chicago Re-erection
The World’s Fair Committee bought the Lincoln birthplace in Washington County Kentucky and plans to move and re erect it in Chicago. Supreme Court Justice Lamart F Mitten is gravely ill after a paralysis attack on the 10th. A man in St Louis was bitten in a fight and died of erysipelas later. Naritan Withers was arrested in Los Angeles for a Texas murder eighteen years old. An old German farmer found Spanish gold coins worth 3000 in a field near Portsmouth Ohio. Treasury bonds are expected to be issued soon with a 434 percent coupon maturing next September. The October 1 outstanding amount stood at 69 626 000. The tariff bill’s validity may be challenged over an engrossing omission. Census figures show Arkansas Baton Rouge and Knoxville population changes. The Patriot Sons of America order now restricts membership to white native born citizens. Blight detected in cattle near Manchester New Hampshire and milk prices affected.
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Atlanta Constitution
Finland
Victoria
Exxon Firanerne
Newton
PurtMan
Kings County Hospital
N. Y
Bussey
New York, Lake Erie & Western Railway
Frank Warre
Carbondale
Annie Caveston
Tur
Chicago
Dandy
Ilo
Stavin
McAuliffe
Pugilista
Crannrvox
Devide
New York
Georgetown
Hedford
N. IL
Port Townsend
Wash
British Columbia
London
Allan Steamship Company
Oxman
Arkadelphia
Adt
Indianapolis Car Company
Schweinfurth
Heaven
Rockford
Tfl
Epward Catox
White House
O'Sullivan
Cronin
Ilinois
Abraham Lincoln
Washington County
Lamart F. Mitten
United States Supreme Court
R. J. Finney
St Louis
Naritan
Secretary of the Treasury
Census Bureau
Arkansas
Hot Springs
Little Rock
Louisiana— Baton Rouge
Tennessee
Knoxville
Order of Patriot Sona of America
Boston
Manchester
N.el
Goffstown
New Bedford
Presidents on tour visit to St Joseph Topeka and Kansas City
The article recounts President Harrison visiting St Joseph Topeka and Kansas City on Oct 11. It describes crowds cheering, speeches affirming Union and Constitution, and scenes at hotels depots and reception sites. It notes injuries to two police officers during crowded balcony appearances and a later fatal shooting of outlaw Rubo Burrows in Linden Alabama after a capture attempt.
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United States
St. Joseph
Topeka
Kanene City
St. Josen
St Joseph
Depot Hotel
A. (. Dawes
Secretary of the Navy
Dawes
Harrison
Kan
Fair
Kansas Avenue
Quincy
Harrigan
Tenth Street
Copeland
Fair Grounds
Humphrey
Ingalls
Kansas City
St Louis
Maor Warner
Tracy
Holmes
Gladys
McKinley Tariff Internal Revenue Effects Analyzed
Washington reports on the McKinley Tariff internal sections with Mason noting a revenue drop from tobacco tax cuts and the abolition of special taxes. Total expected revenue near last year’s level, with minor clerical errors about eight cent tax rebates and potential future amendments to restore a two cent tobacco rebate.
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Treasury Department
Washington
Oct
Internal Revenue
Mason
Bureau
President greeted by throng in Galesburg
The president arrived in Galesburg amid a grand procession. Thousands, including 2,000 schoolchildren and veterans from Harrison’s brigade, filled the streets as brass bands and dignitaries welcomed the chief magistrate. A reception at the hotel preceded a brief address from the mayor and the president.
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Garesnene
Och
United States
Stevens
Harrison
Court House
Ottumwa
Law
Talmage's Sermon In Holy Land On Joppa To Jerusalem
The second discourse of Rev. T DeWitt Talmage's Holy Land series describes the morning start from Joppa toward Jerusalem, the 41 mile journey, and the growing conviction of Jewish renewal. It blends travel notes, biblical references, and Talmage's reflections on prophecy, hospitality, and the looming city of Jerusalem.
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Holy Land
T. DeWitt Talmage
Brooklyn
New York City
Jerusalem
Joppa
Palestine
Hall
Ephraim
Juda
Ossa
Pelion
Montefiore
Rothschild
Valestine
Nazareth
Galilee
Palsatine
Russia
Germany
Damascus
Bay of Acre
England
Atlantic
Abraham
David
Joshua
Baron Hirsch
Paul the Apostle
Mary the Virgin
Jesus Christ
Lord
Ramleh
Samuel
Aorieg
Walter Scott
Saladin
Plain of
Sharon
Hare
Christ
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Goverson Exon
Breckinridge
Anisearcn
Halton
Evreiine Witttast
Hils
Gesvian Joruenr
Transvaal Republic
de. Rowen Sacasa
Nicaragua
Mozambique
Zambezi
Tuutox
O'Brien
Tipperary
America
Lauren FP. Minnen
Net
Laney
Diwinikiis
Mindeapovis
Minn
Rene Brercows
Lindan
Ala
Surrows
Carter
Desperado
Allan and Wilson- Hill Steamship
Inc
George E. Dwyer
Fiftyeninth Ohio Volunteer Infantry
Fountsrann & Bros
Paul (Minn
Sragon
Chase
Kate Chas Sprague
Seattle
Fitzpatrick
Terre Haute
Ind
Humbolt
Neae
Jamestown
Col
Mack Mites
Hugh Morgan
Harry Atkinson
Tomichardson
New Jersey
Jous Eastway
Sioux Falla & D
Nemeaska
Siotaat
Tanley Pool
Academy of Muse
Nore Pa
Mexico
Mazatlan
Rosariono
Shedral
Keominpen
Neithor
Mignetarous
American Board of the Congregational Church
Committee of Thirteen
Leavennonts
Mra
Matilda Davis
David Bevening Davis
Rube Burrows
Bunuxonam
Rubo Burrows
Linden
J. Carter
Hurrows
McDuffee
Burrows
M’kinley
Galesburg
Herd
Loxton
Reid
Comte de Paris
Loxpox, Oak
the ‘Times
Talmage
The
Jopps
Ume
Samson
Kiryath-Jearim
John the Baptist
Emmaus
Sault
Ajalon
Gideon
Pugil
Goliath
Jackal
Sheba ‘Vial
Richard Gear de Lion
Selomon
Ezekiel
Jeremiah
Isaiah
Mount Zion
Mount Moriah
Mount of Olives
Jesus
Golgotha
Holy Sepulcher
Amosalem
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