Perils of Royalty The Czar's Fearful Route to Berlin
Reports from Berlin say the czar will start for Berlin Tuesday, with Russian troops lining rails from Wirballen to Moscow and heavy police presence at Kiel and along the route. The czarina will join en route, and an interview with Prince Bismarck is planned despite fears of assassination.
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Berlin
Fredenborg
Pottsdam
Foreign Office
Kiel
Eugene
Wirballen
Moscow
Copenhagen
Kingsberg
Count Schouvaloff
Germany
Bussia
Court actions shape pork market dispute between exchanges
In CuHiaco on October 5 the New York brokers and the Chicago board of trade clash as Broker Wallace files an affidavit claiming International Packing violated an injunction. Wallace had contracted for 250 barrels. despite the restraining order, the company offered delivery, then sold the park at auction after his refusal, and billed Wallace for margins.
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CuHiaco
New York
Park Corner
Chicago Board of Trade
Wallace
International Packing Company
Money Drift Strains New York Bank Reserves
The bank statement shows a specie decrease of 2 252 666 and reserves below 25 percent of deposits for the first time since 1855. Banks hold 16 618 000 less than required, driven by a west and south drain of funds with over six million shipped last week and similar outflow the prior week.
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New York
Senate committee seeks settlement with Union Pacific
Chicago October 5 The senate committee to settle between the government and Pacific roads holds preliminary meetings to outline details. Senator Hearst says they aim to be reasonable and may arrange debt payment over twenty or fifty years. Roads will not be sacrificed, as traffic cannot be stopped for such claims.
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Union Pacific
Chicago
Senate Committee
Pacific Roads
Hearst
Railroad and Meceiver in Kansas City Placed Under Receiver
The Interstate Rapid Transit company has been placed in receivership at the Metropolitan Trust of New York holding 800000 in bonds on which interest was not paid. Total indebtedness reaches 1,000,000. The line will continue operating as an elevated line serving Kansas City Missouri and Kansas City Kansas.
Railway Wreck Near Summit Shocks Passengers
A southbound freight on the Western New York and Pennsylvania railroad broke loose while climbing the summit four miles south of here this morning. It crashed into the following passenger train with terrific force. All passengers were bruised with some injuries serious but none fatal.
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New York
New York and Pennsylvania Railroad
Here
Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Board Sees Major Meeting
The directors of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad met in session at noon in what is described as the most important meeting since its organization. A reorganization plan may not be given out before next week, according to reports.
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Howpon
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Gilman P Robinson Fugitive Alumni Tied to University Shortage
Gilman P Robinson, son of ex President K Robinson of Brown University, is described as a collector and fugitive. He served as university register for several years and is linked to a known shortage. Authorities report two sets of books, one true and one false.
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Paovipmner
Gilman P. Robinson
K. Robinson
Brown University
Civil Service Inquiry Demands Thorough Probe
Civil Service Commissioner Lin urged a full, independent investigation into Campbell's papers and related transactions. He said past acts before May 1, when Governor Thompson and Roosevelt took office, were the only matters under review and no commission appointments violated civil service rules. He urged congressional action with a bipartisan tribunal and asserted no misconduct by the current administration.
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Civil Service
Lin
Associated Wes
Washington
Efe
Campbell
Commission
Oberly
Lyman
Roosevelt
Messrs
Edgerton
Thompson
Congress
Mexico Suffering From Cyclone At Carmen Island
A cyclone struck Carmen Island off Campeche on the fifteenth wrecking vessels in the harbor and destroying schooners sheltering at Quintille. The city reports losses around 100000 and expects total losses near a million as ruins are cleared and bodies recovered. News comes of widespread destruction in nearby towns with demolished houses and blighted crops.
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City of Mexico
Carmen
Campechy
Quintille
Carman
Edison and Westinghouse Light Case Dismissed
Justice Bradley of the United States Supreme Court today dismissed the long running electric light case. The ruling holds that Edison had already achieved the fibrous carbon filament result before Saroyer Mann or Westinghouse, affecting the claimed priority of invention.
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Pittsburo
United States Court Today
Bradley
United States Supreme Court
Westinghouse
McKeesport
Edison Electric Light Company
Edison
Saroyer, Mann
The Most Popular Princess and Mr Sala Tale
London correspondent of the Liverpool Mercury reports the Mar chioness of Lorne as the era’s most popular princess. A playful incident has her recognizing Mr Sala and recounting a palace encounter with a bemused courtier. The anecdote highlights royal charm and the celebrity of Mr Sala.
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Lorne
London
Liverpool Mercury
Mr. Sala
Rome
Voles
Mir
Sala
Sav
Lida
Loulaw
Army pension tale of Col Rice and George Black
The New York Mail and Express notes Col James M. Rice of Indiana, once a lean recruit who grew to 250 pounds after service. A spent-ball wound left a minor scar two weeks, prompting a cautious counsel to avoid ad hoc pension claims.
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Geo. Black
New York Mail and Express
James ML. Rice
Indiana
Ile
Colored School Children Statistics Revealed
Published statistics show the United States has 19,03 schools for colored children and 1,101,068 students are enrolled. The figures reflect segregation era schooling and highlight large disparities in access to education.
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Rowuntly
International guests tour Pacific mills during Pan American Congress
The Boston based Pan American Congress delegates inspected Pacific cotton mills and Russell’s paper mills in Lowell, observing 8,000 workers. Foreign representatives discussed prices and terms with plant heads while Mexico and Costa Rica showed business interest. William E. Curtis manages press dispatches and tray plan for the expedition.
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Pan American Congress
Boston
Lawrences
Pacific Cotton Mills
Russell
Lowell
International Congress
Mexico
Costa Rica
William E. Curtis
State Department
Curtis
Associated Press
Stagecoach robbers in Florence Arizona reported
Chief Post Office Inspector Rathbone received word that the Florence and Casagrande Arizona stage was robbed last Wednesday by two Mexicans. All mail was taken and officers are in pursuit. W A Baldwin of Pueblo Colorado arrested for using the mails for fraudulent purposes.
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Washington
Rathbone
Florence and Casagrande
Arizona
W. A. Baldwin
Pueblo
Colorado
Mormon influx from Utah sparks polygamy concerns in Canada
Advices from the Canadian northwest report a large Mormon arrival near Lees Creek bringing plural wives as sisters, cousins and aunts. Dominion authorities vow to prosecute polygamy if proof is found. Stenhouse, BC member who resigned to join the Mormons, canvasses Alberta for a seat and pledges marriage reform and legalization of Mormonism.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canadian Northwest
Lees Creek
Utah Territory
Stenhouse
British Columbia
Alberta
Dominion
Winter Hardship in Jousstons Pa Records Toll
October night cold deserts residents as relief funds miss their reach and clothing stock moves to the Red Cross for distribution. Typhoid fever cases rise at the hospital with many newcomers in town.
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Jousstons
Run Cross Society
Red Cross
Murder by Mail Arrest of Drug Clerk William McDonald
Intense excitement followed the arrest of William McDonald a wholesale drug clerk for allegedly sending poisoned candy by mail causing the death of Mrs McRae a clergyman's wife The suspect is tied to prominent local families and the case draws wide attention.
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Sr. Jons
N. B
William McDonald
McRae
McDonald
Republicans Sweep Montana Legislature Claims
The Herald reports Republicans have elected the full legislative ticket in Madison County and gained a member in Fergus County. A statewide senate tie is possible with a Republican house lead. Chairman Seligman disputes Toole’s governor win. Locke County will count this week, possibly settling the result unless a contest is filed.
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Sr. Pain
Pioneer Press
Helena
Montana
The
Herald
Madison County
Fergus County
State Senate
House
Seligman
Republican State Committee
Toole
Locke County
Priest Sentenced After Conviction in Whitaker Case
In Batman North Carolina Catholic priest Rather Boyle was convicted in superior court of criminal case and relation to Geneva Whitaker. The crime was committed last May and Boyle was sentenced to hang in November but granted an appeal to the supreme court.
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Batman
N.C
Rather Boyle
Casnure
Geneva Whitaker
Boyle
Vbhe Supreme Court
Major Burke and the Bond Swindle Revealed in Loxpon
Ex Louisiana treasurer A Burke sailed from Liverpool to New York on the Youtonic but disembarked at Queenstown and returned to London. He reports telegrams from his London agent urging his return to tend negotiations of Central American and other properties. Burke sent his family on the Teutonic and says he will likely proceed back to the scene.
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Major Burke
Loxpon
E. A. Burke
Lousiana
Liverpool
New York
Louisiana Bond Swindle Probe Sees Attorney General Targeted
A political row over a bond swindle inquiry intensifies as Burk complains of no contact from Louisiana state officers. He accuses the attorney general and others directing the probe of political animosity and awaits a confrontation.
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New York
Burk
Louisiana
Feud Violence in Lincoln County Flames After Family Clash
In Lincoln county two families the Bromfields and the Halls are locked in a bloody feud. Floyd Dingess a local figure was killed after quarrels with his wife and her brother. Alfred Bromfield killed a Hall brother and Bromfield was later wounded. Additional relatives die in the cycle of revenge as further shootings occur including Purvis Bromfield and Mrs. Bromfield. George Dingess was wounded in a later skirmish.
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Bromfield
Waylad
Purvis Bromfield
George Dingess
San Joaquin Grand Jury Names Nagle Case Political Deadlock
The San Joaquin county grand jury reports Deputy U S Marshal Nagle killed Judge Terry deliberately. It states state law cannot try the case as Nagle was removed by United States Circuit court process and thus no court has jurisdiction.
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Stockrox
Cal
Grand Jury
San Joaquin County
United States
Nagle
Terry
United States Circuit Court
New York Clinches National League Pennant
Cleveland’s 5 to 3 loss to New York seals the pennant for the Mets. New York fans celebrate in a special car bearing the banner The New Yorks Winners of the National League Pennant as the season ends with New York first, Boston second, Chicago third.
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CreveLand
Cleveland
New York
New Yorks
Boston
Chicago
Enbadelphia
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
Washington
Pirrsavrs
Galvin
Bulletin Board
Bennet
Pittsburgh
Sloosiers
Young Keefe
Will
Senators
Rusie
Weckbecker
Burlington
Philadelphia
Electric flashes and world notes from October reports
News briefs from New York Boston Los Angeles Mexico Glasgow and Chicago recounting a creed debate at the Episcopal convention a Boston congress visit a wool workers strike a Yaqui Indian action in Sonora a window glass factory settlement a collision near Glasgow Blaine’s welcome remarks and a legal request in Chicago with Frank Woodruff’s murder case continuing to the next test date.
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New York
Episcopal Convention
Boston
American Congress
Waltham
Lospex
Ciry
Mexico
Galveston
Blaine
Cathy
Chiesco
Oqets
Frank Woodruff
de Cronin
Notable Figures in Death and Politics Mix in State Events
Frances Hodgson Burnett was seriously ill after a cart accident while Admiral Porter’s health deteriorates amid quiet illness reports. Massachusetts Democratic and Republican state committees plan joint public meetings to discuss Governor Brackett and Russell as outlined in their platforms.
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Frances Hodgson Burnett
Admiral Porter
Democratic State Committee of
Massachusetts
Republican State Committee
Brackett and
Russell
Knightly Army Parade Delights 20 000 Knights in Washington
Twenty thousand Knights Templar in grand parade through Washington with 50 000 visitors. President Harrison and Secretary Blaine greet the procession as 200 commands march past the capitol, led by Emminent-Sir Myron M. Parker and the marine band. The review ends around 3:30 with a later disbanding.
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Wasainatos
Pennsylvania Avenue
Harrison
Capitol
Fifteenth Street
Myron M. Parker
Washington Commandries
Marine Band
Blaine
Toole Conceded Victory in Montana Race with Large Margin
KeLena Oct 8 The election returns show Joseph K. Toole Democrat leading by about 300 in a statewide count with Carter Republican ahead for Congress by 1,000. Democrats claim the legislature by seven. Republicans dispute, alleging fraud in Silver Bow and Deer Lodge. Officials canvass today and final totals may be known this evening.
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KeLena
Mont
Joseph K. Toole
Oo. Carter
Congress
K&l
Silver Bow
Deer Lodge
Senate
House
Lottery Scheme Squelched in Denver Arrests
Denver report states K C Johnson and F H W Boyd were arrested by Post Office Inspector Patterson for sending lottery tickets via mail under Denver State Lottery Co. The scheme offered 7500 dollar top prize with 3134 prizes totaling 26370 dollars. Tickets cost 50 cents. buyers sent funds to F K Ross Co or EB W H Boyd with prizes through San Francisco or Denver banks. First drawing set for Oct 15. both men posted bail with Johnson denying involvement and claiming only paid by Boyd.
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Denver
Colo
K. C. Johnson
F. H W. Boyd
Post Office
FC. Patterson
F. K. Ross and Co
Johnson
Denver State Lottery Company
Brazee
Finn
Boyd
Police Officer Shoots Man in Front of St Kern’s Saloon
Det. 8 Light Police man D C Sargeant fatally shoots Henry Lambert at the rear of St Kern’s saloon. Sargeant surrenders to the sheriff claiming self defense after two shots pierce Lambert’s left chest. The incident unfolds this evening as investigators begin to outline motive and sequence.
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Deranco
Cole
D. C. Sargeant
Henry Lambert
Sargeant
St Kern's
Lambert Ikea
Supreme Court To Hear All Adverse References In Open Court
In a city meeting attended by all judges, it was decided that there will be no references or actions for absolute discretion. Such cases will be declared in open court at the April term.
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New York
Supreme Court
Louisiana’s Hand Pound New Ontoans
The grand jury reported to the court that of missing constitutional bonds $353 400 had been recovered A statement by the attorney general says that only Spoor remains missing The impression is that all will be recovered
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Louisiana
Grant
National Grange Session Set for Sacramento
The twenty third session of the National Grange will meet in Sacramento on November 13, seen as the most important in years. Secretary John Trimble criticizes President Harrison for appointing Governor Rusk as secretary of agriculture, saying the farming community was ignored and a nonfarmer led the department. The Grange previously avoided politics but now plans to push for candidates favoring grange interests, across party lines.
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Washinetox
National Grange
Sacramento
Cala
Johon Trimble
Grange
Carrison
Rusk
Trimble
Department of Agriculture
J. A. Brigham
Rolsey
Maine
J. J. Woodman
Michigan
Harrison
Mem
Colorado Short Line Railway Incorporation Formed
Articles of incorporation for the Colorado Short Line Railway company with 3.6 million dollars capital were filed. The line would start near the Rio Grande road east of Denver, run southwest through Buena Vista and Grand Junction to Salt Lake City, then west through Utah and Nevada to Elko on the Central Pacific. Directors include S. F. Smith PF Ko Wood E O Wolcott R F Briggs A F Hughes and D H Moffat.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado Short Line Railway Company
Rio Grande Road
Buena Vista
Grand Junction
Salt Lake City
Utah
Nevada
Elko
Central Pacific
S. F. Smith
Ko Wood
E. O. Wolcott
R.F. Briggs
A. F. Hughes
DH. Moffat
Missionary Leaders Urge Native Clergy At Episcopal Meet
At the United States Episcopal conference Rev. Robt Shawlock, a 15 year China missionary, urged native missionaries as the path to converting Asians. Missionary Bishop Talbot of Wyoming and Idaho discussed diocesan needs for funds and personnel. The board adjourned to honor Bishop Vail of Kansas City who died en route to the convention.
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New York
United States Episcopal Conference
Robt. Shawlock
China
India
Talbot
Wyoming
Idaho
Vail
Kansas City
Burn Maur
General Chalmers Withdraws From Mississippi Governor Race
A World dispatch from Jackson reports General James R. Chalmers has withdrawn from the Mississippi governor race citing failed access to white voters and closed courthouses. Judge Fraser also withdraws as attorney general nominee, with confirmation of their exits and Chalmers alleging his canvass would provoke killings of negroes.
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Chalmers
New York
Jackson
Miss
James R. Chalmers
Republican Executive Committee
Hhe
Court House
Fraser
Judife Frazee
Mississippi
Christian Fellowship Guild Opens for Chinese Aid
The guild for the benefit of the Chinese under St Bartholomew's Episcopal church opened last evening with Dr. Green presiding. Bishop Potter and Avcly Deacon Mackay Smith spoke as the aims were explained to extend Christian fellowship and teach Americans to show proper consideration. Rooms are large and open day and evening for members and friends.
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New York
Qet. S
Guild
St. Bartholmew's Episcopal Church
Green
Potter
Avcly
Mackay Smith
Tragic family murder suicide aftermath shocks town
A distressed man fatally shot his mother while she slept then slit his own throat after leaving a note claiming he was tired of life. The tragedy followed by self inflicted wounds ends with both dying and neighbors left to mourn.
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Berrate
Orrie
Mary King
Deris
Canada Invited to All American Conference
In a disputed report the United States cannot hold rural coalitions with Canada. The issue centers on Canada’s dependence on Great Britain and its potential impact on invited participation.
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Cycawa
Met
Swater
Canada
United States
Unclear OCR sports update from Columbus game
Fragmentary report notes a Columbus game influenced by the arrival of an Athletic club. Names and details are garbled, with several place and team references unreadable.
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Coreaues
Columbus
Yiyo
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