Admiral Kimberly Returns After Samoa Visit
The Pacific Squadron commander Admiral Kimberly sails home aboard the Nipsic after a Honolulu ovation. Alameda carried Kimberly from Apia with staff, and British and Japanese warships saluted on arrival. American residents hosted a reception praising naval conduct at Samoa as the political scene there stays quiet.
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Admiral Kimberly
San Francisco
Alameda
Sydney
Auckland
Samoa
Honolulu
Apia
Caroline
United States
Nipsic
Private Dalzells Reply to Corporal Tanner Letter
Private Dalzell responds caustically to Corporal Tanner about a telegram and a stolen letter. He says he published it for vindication and offers to publish others letters in exchange. He praises Dalzell’s sacrifices and denounces betrayers who dragged them into public contempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittspurs
Dalzell
Corporal Tanner
Tanner
Sherman
Taylor
Harrison
Iintriguers
Comradship
Explosion kills ten in Hamburg colliery and Spandau lab blast
An explosion at the Rhein Prussen colliery in Hamburg on the Rhine killed ten men and injured several others, with some of the injured expected to die. A separate explosion in the artillery laboratory at Spandau wounded ten men and forty two women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhein
Berlin
Rhein Prussen
Hamburg
Rhine
Spandau
Floods Hit Lagos and Surrounding Areas in Mexico
From Mexico City via Galveston dated September 28, floods sweep Lagos and nearby villages inundating streets and open spaces. Troops assist in relief efforts as damage to crops grows and livestock losses are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Mexico
Galveston
Lagos
Socialistic Labor Party Convention Opens in Curcaco
The Socialistic Labor Party convention begins in Curcaco with German delegates. Discussions focus on labor topics and comment on the two year old anarchist hangings, denounced as murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curcaco
Socialistic Labor Party
Militia Inspect Pratt Mines. Find No Trouble
The militia arrived at the Pratt mines near Binsixenam AY last night and conducted a thorough check. They found everyone in bed and reported no wrongdoing, returning to camp greatly disgusted by the absence of any incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binsixenam, AY
Pratt Mines
Election of Haitian electors favors Hippolyte
In Port au Prince Sept 35 electors chosen to back Hippolyte. The electoral body will meet Sept 24 at Ganalves to review and issue official instructions before declaring Hippolyte the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hippolyte
Port-40
Prince
Hayti
Ganalves
Cronin Suspect Seeks Release on Habeas Corpus
Chicago September 28 Frank Woodruff a Cronin suspect asked Judge Baker for release on habeas corpus claiming he has not been tried within two terms of court. Hearing scheduled for Monday. The Cronin jury search was resumed this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sthli
Chicago
Frank Woodruff
Baker
Gibson Parish Co Seeks Arrest Of Bookkeeper For Embezzlement
Embeszulement and arson case reported in Curcaco. Gibson Parish & Co accuse their late bookkeeper H. F. Clifford of stealing about forty thousand dollars and suspect him of arson to conceal a prior crime. Police are asked to arrest him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curcaco
Gibson Parish & Co
H. F. Clifford
Prominent Cook County Recorder Dies Suddenly
Curicano Sept 28 Colonel Wiley F Scribner recorder of deeds of Cook County died this morning from heart disease after a long illness. He served in the war and was elected to the Wisconsin legislature before moving to Montana for newspaper work. He later became secretary of the territory under Grant and was elected Chicago recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curicano
Wiley
Scribner
Cook County
Wisconsin
Montana
Grant
Chicago
Wreck at Palatine Bridge Injures Notables
Reported details from the Palatine Bridge railway disaster describe the first section with baggage car and coaches and the second section with sleepers colliding. Michigan Central president H B Ledyard escaped uninjured while Mrs Ingalls sustained a slight injury and M E Ingalls unhurt. one car attendant was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Palatine Bridge
New York Central
Michigan Central
Wreck Toll Names Many Injured and Dead
The report lists Rev Prentill Dave of Dayton Ohio and Sadie Herd of Westport New York as killed in the wreckage. Injured include Charles Franklin porter and an engineer Porth who is dangerously hurt. Mrs WLpp Manning and Miss Tate suffer serious or bad cuts. Several others are slightly hurt and many escaped by hair breadth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prentill Dave
Dayton
Sadie Herd
Westport
N.Y
Charles Franklin
Porter
Manning
Marquette
Mich
Pp. Manning
Miss Tate
Fredonia
Eneineer
R.A. Fowler
New York
William McEvoy
H. J. Lewis
Wi I England
Telegraphic Ticks from Across the Nation
Reports from Sept 25 to Sept 28 note General Faidherbe's death in Paris and various U.S. items including Governor Martin's critical typhoid, Cronin juror shortage, a Harpers Ferry freight collision, President Strong on Santa Fe talks, and agrarian violence in Rostrevor. Also mentions rubber trust progress, a socialist labor convention, strikers excluding socialists, and insolvency filing of Horace Sheppard. The president and cabinet were busy with meetings planned for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison
Kas
Martin
Chicago
Cronin
Harper's Ferry
Boston
Strong
Topeka
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Dennis
Morgan
Rostrevor
Wastmoron
Harpers Ferry
New York
Cineace
Rotterdam
House of Orange
Depuam
Mass
Horace Sheppard
Sheppard & Morse
Campbell
Kansas
Races at Gravesend Feature Wide Field of Winners
Attendance was large as Rusperta won a five-eighths mile race with Amazon second and Estallat L third in 1.034. Badge took a mile and a sixteenth at 1.385, with Bron zomarte second and Hindoo Craft third. Tournament led the Holly handicap at 1.16, Ballarat second, Pa dishah third. Come-to-Taw won the Brookwood mile with Longstreet second and Cracksman third in 2.09. Tulla Blackburn triumphed in six furlongs at 1.13, while Camargue won a mile and a sixteenth with Pericles second and Pocatella third. Senator Hearst captured the Holly prize with Tournament amid stable money on Ballarat and a dismaying 15 to 1 odds against Tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravesend
Rusperta
Amazon
Estallat L
Badge
Bronzomarte
Hindoo Craft
Ballarat
Padishah
Brookwood
Longstreet
Cracksman
Tulla Blackburn
Masterlode
Maria Filly
Camargue
Pericles
Pocatella
Senator Hearst
Balarat
Fall Meeting Closes Amid Threatening Weather at Gravesend
The Brooklyn Jockey Club closed its fall meeting at Gravesend as forecasts warned of storms. Races featured Longstreet winning the mile sweepstakes with St. John and Glory in place, Lady Real taking the eleven-sixteenths sweepstakes, Judge Marrow the three-quarters sweepstakes, and Gregory taking the two-year-old special weights. Kingston won the eleven-sixteenths of a mile, Huntress topped the one and a quarter, and Lafitte led the three-fourths mile event with Pericles and Oregon following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravesend
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Longstreet
St. John
Glory
Lady Real
Etruria
Persuader
Judge Marrow
Mamie B
Gramer City
Gregory
Reclare
Capes
Kingston
Belle Dor
Carroll
Huntress
Bronzemarte
Narrister
Lafitte
Pericles
Oregon
United States Delegates Meet for Preliminaries
Delegates to the International American congress convened in Washington for a preliminary session on organization. John B. Henderson of Missouri is named chairman of the United States delegates by Secretary Blaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
WashingTon
International American Congress
John B. Henderson
Missouri
Blaine
Gibson Parish & Co Creditor Meeting Reveals Theft
Chicago September 30. At a creditors meeting for Gibson Parish & Co, Mr Parish said the absconding bookkeeper Clifford took between forty and a hundred thousand dollars, and he believes the higher figure is more likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gibson Parish & Co
Parish
Clifford
Italian laborer theft shocks New York crowd
Feven Conte for His Creditons. Italian laborers on Mott Street react to the disappearance of Leon DeLonardi who ran a banking scheme among locals. He left seven cents in his safe and stole $18,000, causing a great uproar as the suspect vanished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feven Conte
Creditons
New York
Mott Street
Dina
Leon DeLonardi
Hutto City Fire Loss Estimated At 350000
The Sept fire at Hutto City Miaxte in Montana caused an estimated 350000 dollars in damage. Three firemen were killed and several others lightly injured in the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutto City
Barre, Mont
Sept
Explosion at Wrightaville Quarry Kills Wife, Injures Husband
An explosion in a Wrightaville quarry this afternoon killed Mrs. Samuel Barnes and fatally injured her husband, authorities report. A preliminary investigation into the cause is underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wrightaville
Samuel Barnes
Mexican authorities execute Tailler for Sonora railroad killings
Joel K Tailler, leader of a gang that robbed the Sonora railroad train last May and killed conductor Atkinson and fireman Forbes, was executed by Mexican authorities in Guaymas this morning after his conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noses
Aria
Joel. K. Tailler
Sonora
Atkinson
Forbes
Guaymas
Sheriff Hoxte Fatally Shot by Prisoner in Waterloo Jail
In Wavercy Louisiana, Sheriff Hoxte of Waterloo was shot in the head at seven pm by one of three horse thieves jailed awaiting trial. The attacker fired during supper entry, wounding all inmates before fleeing. A large posse pursues the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wavercy
Hoxte
Waterloo
Postal Clerk Bitten by Rattlesnake in Titusville
Titusville Florida September 360 W Ill Adams a postal clerk stepped on a rattlesnake Saturday night the serpent sank its fangs into his leg He tied a handkerchief around the wound and went to a physician The wound was cupped poulticed and whisky used freely but the treatment failed and the poison ran its course leaving the man in great pain until death or until the poison finished its work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Fla
Vernon News Editor and Sheriff Die in Shootout
In Repectier Louisiana Poole editor of the Vernon News confronted Sheriff McCalpin at the sheriff's office with a pistol saying now is the time to settle differences. Shots were exchanged and Poole died at once while McCalpin died later from bullet wounds in the abdomen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repectier
A.C. Poole
Vernon .News
McCalpin
Vernon Innis
Poole
Butterworth Returns to Praise German Industry
About 2 000 people greeted Congressman Ben Butterworth in Washington on his return from Europe. He thanked the crowd and described German conditions as industrious, noting no squalor or weeds despite earlier tariff remarks. He said he has become more of a protectionist but found Germany lacking poverty.
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Washington
Ben Butterworth
Europe
Major Butterworth
Germany
Editor Weat's Troubles
James J. West and Carles E. Graham ex editors of the Chicago Times were held to the criminal court in bonds of 5000 dollars each. The judge said evidence justified grand jury action though guilt not determined. They are charged with fraudulently over issuing stock of the Chicago Times company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James J. West
Carles E. Graham
The
Chicago Times
Chicago Times Company
Mexico in Storm Aftermath and Tragic Incidents
City of Mexico reports the Bajio county storm waning with heavy damage to crops. second corn crop partly ruined and fields flooded causing over half a million in losses. A newsboy and a butcher dueled with knives. the butcher was killed. Three young ladies of Morela, after losing a gambling fortune, committed suicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Mexico
Bajio County
Morela
Cattle Shipment Debate at Interstate Hearing
The Interstate Commerce Commission opened hearings in Curiaco on September 30. The Inter-State Commerce Association challenges the Chicago and Alton for allegedly aiding a Kansas City cattle dealer syndicate with rebates in cattle shipments. The case was argued at length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Inter-State Commerce Association
Chicago and Alton
Kansas City
el Ments
Hudson River Steamer City of Kingston Sold to Oregon Line
The Hudson steamer City of Kingston has been sold to Oregon Steam Navigation company of Portland Oregon for 135000 dollars. The vessel will be taken to Portland via Capellorn and the Straits of Magellan, as the buyer seeks more boats along the Hudson River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
City of
Kingston
Hudson
Oregon Steam Navigation Company
Portland
Capellorn
Magellan
Minister Ryan in City for Mexico policy talks
United States minister to Mexico Thomas Ryan arrived in this city this morning but could not be found this evening. It is understood he will return to this country to confer with Lanham Blaine and the president on the lead ore question and to determine the policy to be pursued by the United States.
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Wasuixnoron
Sept
Thomas Ryan
United States
Mexico
Lanemry Blaine
Absconding Treasurer Forces Resignation in Stark County
Cleveland news reports Jacob Zinta master, treasurer of Bethlehem township, Stark County. He resigned after being found $4,000 short and forging notes totaling $2,000. His father and relatives have met all obligations, and rumors say the young man has disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Jacob Zintamaster
Bethleham Township
Stark County
Ohio
Zintsmaster
Sullivan's Nomination Rally Backing Sullivan in Fourth District
Boston reports a Democratic meeting of the fourth district supporting John L. Sullivan for Congress. Eulogistic speeches urged Sullivan to win the nomination at the end of Hon. J. O Neil's term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
John L. Sullivan
Chamion
J. O Neil
Conspiracy Indictments Spread Across Multiple Figures
In New York a broad sweep of indictments targets Sheriff Flack Judge Monell Referee Meeks and other officials in the divorce case. Warrant service follows as authorities pursue alleged conspirators amid a justice case unfolding across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sheriff Flack
Million Blaze Wipes Out City Homes in Grand Haven
Hall reports a morning blaze in Grand Haven Michigan wiping out a large portion of the residence district. The Cutler house hotel and Dwight Cutler's residence along with Mrs. Slayton T A Parris George D Sanford Captain McCullom A S Kedsie and three churches were destroyed. About thirty houses burned with total loss estimated at half a million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Haven
Mich
Cutler
Michigan
Dwight Cutler
Cattle Market Strong On Good Stock. Sheep Prices Mixed
Cmicaco reports Oct 1 cattle receipts 10 500 with overall market strength for quality stock and weakness for commons. Beeves 4.50 to 5.0, sleers 3.00 to 4.50, stockers and feeders 2.00 to 4.00, Texas cattle 1.55 to 2.90, western rangers 2.25 to 4.75. Sheep receipts 8 600. market slow and lower natives 3.3 to 4.3, western 3.50 to 4.30, Texas 3.00 to 4.15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmicaco
Texas
Western Rangers
Western
Cabinet to Meet Friday Amid No Early Session
Washington Oct 1 The president canceled today’s cabinet meeting but expects its Friday session as usual. Private Secretary Halford said no meeting is needed today. The secretary of state reports cholera outbreaks in Baghdad and along several Euphrates towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuinctor
Halford
Bagdad
Euphrates
Clare laborers form league over farm issues
In County Clare laborers protest farm owners who use the National League for profit and oppose workers. A meeting resolved to form a laborers league and seek power to elect representatives to local boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dualis
County Clare
National League
Laborers League
Yellow Jack on Board from Havana Voyage
The bark Jane Low, eight days overdue from Havana, reached New York on October 1. Reports claimed yellow fever aboard but were exaggerated. Sailor E Spardt fell ill seven days and allegedly jumped overboard. Two more sailors contracted fever but recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellow Jack
New York
Jane Low
Havana
E. Spardt
Fire Destroys Cambria Buildings. $125,000 Loss
Fire swept through Cambria in San Luis Obispo County early this morning with little water and no effective fire service. Building after building burned before occupants could save contents. No lives were lost. Loss estimated at $125,000 with about $120,000 insured. Cause unknown.
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San Luis Onispo
Cala
Cambria
Knights of Labor Leader Powellry says St Louis meeting routine
General Master Workman Powderly arrived in St Louis and said the executive board meeting was regular and not called to resolve any major misunderstandings. He had no information of any Powderly gathering by dissident knights or of any plans for such a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Workman Powderly
Knights of Labor
Trench Cave-In Buries Workers in Wisconsin
While working in a sewer trench in Wis on a October morning, several laborers were buried by a cave-in. Christian Schunning was recovered dead, Jacob his brother died, and Antoinine and Archie Taylor were injured. One more person is believed trapped under debris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Cramer
Wis
Christian Schunning
Acob
Antonine
Archie Taylor
Eric Ware Schooner Capsizes En Route to Clear Creek
The schooner Eric Ware commanded by Captain Stafford capsized near Caperned and Lest on October 1 while sailing between here and Clear Creek. Five crew were drowned and the vessel lay aground for days before an extra crew attempted to refloat her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pour Rowan
Eric Ware
Stafford
Here
Clear Crock Mons
Asslst
Republican Victory in Dakotas and Montana Contested
Washington dispatches report Republicans leading in North and South Dakota with Montana leaning Democratic as ballots are counted. Early returns show prohibition passing in South Dakota and minority representation defeated in North Dakota. Montana results unclear with concurrent statehood contests ongoing.
Four States Vote In Election Amid Prohibition Focus
St. Maur Oct 1 The four new states held elections today with full turnout. South Dakota and Washington favored Republicans in capitol fights while Montana shows near parity. Aberdeen schoolchildren marched to influence the prohibition amendment. In Dakota races, voters chose state and legislative officers two congressmen and judges and weighed the constitution on prohibition and minority representation. In Bismarck the tally shows Republicans leading Pierce for the Senate with 71 favorable votes. prohibition opposition prevails in eleven counties and the constitution carried nearly solidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
North
South Dakota
Montana
Washington
Statehood
Eee
Joir
North Dakota
St. Maur
Capitol
Aberdeen
Dakotas
Prohibition
Pierce
Ordway
Dakota
Bismarck
Gilbert A. Pierce
United States Senate
Suve
Wip
Montana Election Report Shows Democrats Near Victory
Helena and Stucena dispatches indicate strong Democrat turnout across Montana with early returns suggesting a statewide win for the Democratic ticket. Republicans lag, while Chateau county is seen as swing toward Toole, and governors and congressmen results remain unsettled with county and district forecasts split between parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Montana
Chateau County
Toole
Powers
Stucena
Se Lodge
Silver Dow
Anaconda
Butte
Journal
Republican
Carter
Mower
Congress
Hutte
Deer Lodge
Washington's Election Update Points to Republican Victory
Tacoma reports strong signals for the Republican ticket led by Ferry for governor and Wilson for Congress. Indications show the statewide Republican majority nearing 4,000 with the legislature expected to follow a Republican course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tacoma
Ferry
Republcan
Wilson
Congress
Women Vote Question Looms In Territorial Poll
In Walla Walla on Oct 1 women cast ballots at all precincts but their ballots were placed in separate boxes. The total vote excluding women was 1902 and 3162 votes will not be counted until daylight. Ninety women did vote while others were refused. The constitution’s ratification and capital location were debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tr Iy
Walla WaAtta
Oet
Rockford
Riots on Navassa Island Leave Four Officers Dead
Dr. Smith of Navassa Phosphate Company reports insurrectionary violence on Navassa Island. Officers Foster Fales Mahon and Shea were killed. Roby, the mine boss, and others survived by taking refuge on the British ship Forward. The riot included assaults, volleys, dynamite bombs, and a fatal knife attack. Negros remain in control of the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimorer
Oet
Navassa Island
Smith
Navassa Phophate Company
C. W. Roby
Mine Boasj
Dr. Smith
Foster
Joseph Fales
Illiam Shea
James Mahone
A Shot for the Neversink
Lonpox Oct 1 The dispute over the boat Neversink ends in bloodshed as Captain J W Lawler fires on harbor officers at Portsmouth after seizing the vessel from Black at Cherbourg and is jailed on attempted murder charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonpox
J. W. Lawler
Mr. Black
Neversink
Lawler
Atlantic
Black
Cherbourg
France
Cowes
Isle of Wight
Portsmouth
National Silver Convention in St Louis Hears Address on Industry Welfare
The call and address committee met with Congressman Bland of the state and Colonel Egan of Colorado to discuss the silver question. The prepared address emphasizes agriculture and industrial welfare, noting competition with Indian labor in Europe and even New York markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
R. B. Bland
Colonel Egan
Colorado
United States
India
Europe
New York
Kwong Koy Kee Appeals Duty on Live Fish
The San Francisco collector appeals Kwong Koy Kee's claim that one barrel of live fish is fresh and for immediate consumption, seeking free of duty. The treasury department suggests the fish may be passed free if no contrary doubt exists, authorizing a refund of duty if the ruling stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
San Francisco
Initial Rock Island railway claim settles in full
The estate of William A. Mulcahy filed for administration after last Tuesday's suburban accident in Curcaco and received $4,000 from the Rock Island railway, the maximum damages allowed by law for loss of life in a railroad accident. His father filed the administration claim. The railroad company paid the amount in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curcaco
Rock Island Railway
William A. Mulcahy
Doulanger To Reside On Jersey Island Amid Finances
London dispatch says Doulanger will move to Jersey to cut costs as supporters of his personal fund stop funding. Rochefort plans to visit Egypt and spend winter there unless the French government grants an amnesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Det
Ittty
Doulanger
Isle of
Jersey
Rochefort Rochefort
Egypt
Pleuro Pneumonia Reported in Cattle From Northwest Ports
Pleuro Pocumoula in Ragland Ottawa QuetteeInformation reports pleura pneumonia appearing among cattle imported from the northwest states. Dominion authorities tighten quarantine rules on the northwestern frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ragland
Ottawa
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Paris
Faidherbe
Heo
Iowa
Louisiana
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Weat
Sullivan
WIRED
Torkwa
Kan
Flack
Willion A. Finck
Monell
Meeks
Raymond
George FE. Shart
Piitapencina
Allport
Belford, Clarke & Co
Besceape
Natalie
Alexander
Turkey
Celaya
Caicaco
Kunze
McConnell
Vavass
Chincee Fresh Fish
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