Major McKinley hosts Michigan visitors on tariff and trust
A Michigan delegation from Calumet to Bradford and surrounding towns meets Major McKinley in Canton. They advocate a settled tariff policy and a strong currency, arguing free trade harms farmers and miners while praising protection and stable money.
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Canton
McKinley
Michigan
Calumet
Houghton
Major McKinley
James H. Codding
Fifteenth
Pennsylvania
Lehigh Valley
Bradford
Luzerne
Wyoming
Carbon
Kentuckians Start for Canton in Big Political Pilgrimage
Special Dispatch reports from Louisville that Governor Bradley will join a large party of Kentuckians heading to Canton for a major political gathering. Twenty eight Pullman sleepers carried the contingent, with about 1500 additional supporters traveling by L and N lines. The statewide departure marks the largest exodus of Kentuckians for a political event to date.
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Gov. Bradley
Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Canton
Maj. McKinley
Princeton Sequel Sesqui Centenary Plans Begin
Nassau notes Prince ton's three day sesqui centennial celebration starts next Tuesday with 95 delegations from colleges Europe Canada and the US. President Cleveland will attend the torchlight parade and campus illumination and deliver an address at the charter signing commemoration.
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Commercial Tribune
Princeton
N. J
Europe
Canada
Jon Wilson
Henry J. van Dyke
Cleveland
Else
Gen. B
Bird Grubb
City of Cincinnati v Pruden over Sixth Street market poses
The Ohio Supreme Court heard the Cincinnati case against Andrew J. Pruden after he challenged an ordinance allowing a market on part of Sixth Street. Pruden said odors from stalls harmed his property and rentability. Lower courts sided with Pruden, and the Circuit Court affirmed. Counsel: W. L. Dickson for Pruden, Hassaurek for the city.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
City of
Cincinnati
Andrew J. Pruden
Supreme Court
Board of Legislation
Sixth Street
Pruden
Common Pleas Court
Circuit Court
W. L. Dickson
Corporation
Hassaurek
Dity
Castles Hide Themselves as Bail Sought for Theft Pair
Mr and Mrs Walter M Castle of San Francisco remain hidden after remand on $150000 bail for stealing furs. Their counsel says Mrs Castle is dangerously ill and in a hysterical condition requiring constant physician visits.
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London
Newton
Marlborough Street
Walter M. Castle
San Francisco
Castle
Mexican Citizen Avoids Arrest Aboard Vigilancia
In Havana on October 16 police tried to seize passenger Angel Fernandez aboard the Ward Line steamer Vigilancia en route from New York to Mexico. Captain McIntosh resisted, sought counsel from U.S. Consul General Fitzhugh Lee, and the ship was allowed to sail with Fernandez on board to Mexico.
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Havana
Ward Line
Vigilancia
New York
Mexico
Angel Fernandez
Asturias
Spain
McIntosh
Fitzhugh Lee
United States
Fernandez
Scared by Misdeed Miller Breaks Down After Assault
Ambrose Miller Broadway gripman lies in City Hospital suffering nervous prostration after attacking James Zwick and William Cox with an iron bar when his train was obstructed. He fears Zwick may die and his mind shows signs of collapse as he relives the incident. Miller, reputedly the strongest gripman in St. Louis, arrived frail and dependent.
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Commercial Tribune
ST. Louis
Ambrose Miller
James Zwick
William Cox
Teamsters
City Hospital
Miller
Zwick
Mrs Angell Presses Dower Claim Against Gould Heirs
Mrs Sarah Ann Angell seeks dower rights from the Gould estate in a suit begun in New York. Attorney George Coleman asked Justice Beekman to appoint a Grand Rapids Mich commissioner to take testimony in the case. Angell asserts she and Jay Gould were married in his youth and lived together for eighteen months. The case, delayed, is expected to move toward a conclusion.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
George 8. Coleman
Sarah Ann Angell
Controversy Over a $3 Hogpen Removal Case
In Columbus, a dispute arising from removing a hogpen reached the Supreme Court. John Richey of Brown County agreed for $3 to move the pen to please C. C. McBeth. He never moved it, McBeth sued for damages. Lower courts varied between no damages and half costs. The Circuit Court reversed, and the Supreme Court now reviews.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Supreme Court
John Richey
Brown County
C. C. McBeth
McBeth
Common Pleas Court
Circuit Court
Brother Against Brother in Bloomington Shooting
A man shot his brother in Bloomington Indiana as part of a whitecapping feud. Wm Ray killed or fatally wounded Timothy Ray after an accusation of testifying before a grand jury. Iliam Ray is jailed in connection with the incident.
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Tribuna
Bloomington
Ind
Wm. Ray
Timothy Ray
William Ray
Iliam Ray
Miners Vote Against Forty-Five Cent Cut In Rate
Nelsonville Ohio October 16 miners in the region vote not to accept the forty five cent reduction in mining rate. The statewide votes will be counted in Columbus tomorrow by the Executive Committee.
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Commercial Tribune
Nelsonville
C. L. Posten
Columbus
Women of Monnett Hall Organize for McKinley Campaign
The girls of Monnett Hall at Ohio Wesleyan University held a meeting last night with Sorbonne McKinley and Hobart Club and about 150 members formed a group to participate in the campaign.
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Ohio Wesleyan
Commercial Tribune
Delaware, O
Monnett Hall
Ohio Wesleyan Univers
Sormente McKinley and
Hobart Club
Inten
Garfield letter clarifies stance on money policy and McKinley support
Thos Garfield, brother of the late President James A. Garfield, denounces misrepresented signatures supporting free silver. He states his 1896 Republican allegiance, praises McKinley, and warns against deception by those seeking political gain. He plans to display a banner backing McKinley, Hobart, Pingree, and Smith.
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Commercial Tribune
Grand Rapids
Mich
Thos. Garfield
James A. Garfield
L. K. Bishop
Congressional Committee
Jamestown
St Louis
Bryan
Saugatuck
Republican Party
St. Louis
William McKinley
Reublican
McKinley
Hobart
Pingree
Smith
Garfield
Receivers to issue 20000 for Columbus Central Railway
George H. Worthington, receiver, secured Judge Duncan's authority to issue 20000 in three year six percent receivers certificates. Cleveland and Cincinnati bondholders did not protest. Funds to cover running expenses this year. a second issue for new lines may come next spring, likely opposed by Cincinnati and other bondholders.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Duncan
George H. Worthington
Columbus Central Railway Company
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Queen Indicted in West Virginia Whisky Case
Mrs Lavina Conaway of a farm ten miles east of Morgantown was indicted twenty five times in the Circuit Court on charges of unlawfully selling whisky. She was arrested and jailed but expected to post bail. Once a speakeasy operator, she profited from oil wells that yielded about sixty thousand dollars, and she continues whisky peddling as her early income source.
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Commercial Tribune
Morgantown
W. Va
Lavina Conaway
Tramps Capture a Train at Marion Ohio
The crew of Freight Train No. 82 on the Chicago and Erie Railroad was assaulted by a gang of tramps between Marion and Kenton. The attackers overpowered the crew in the caboose and fired shots, injuring none. Police arrested several suspects. a fugitive, George Thomas, is believed to be part of the gang.
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Commercial Tribune
Marion
Chicago & Erie
Here
Kenton
Caboose
George Thomas
Enew
Ohio City
Safe conduct for Armenian women and children
Secretary Olney reports telegraphic orders from the Turkish government permitting the departure to the United States of native Armenian women and children whose husbands and fathers are in America. The issue, long pressed by Mr Terrell, yields a gratified result to the Porte due to persistent effort.
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Washington
Olney
United States
Constantinople
United States of America
Terrell
Typhoid Fever Strikes Letcher County Kentucky
Johnt F&F sier, a prominent mountain man, dies at Kingdom Come from typhoid fever amid multiple cases across Letcher County due to impure water. Physicians report heavy workloads as the epidemic spreads.
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Letcher County
Kentucky
Commercial Tribune
Sergent
Johnt
Political Speaker Killed in Train Collision at Montgomery
Charleston W Va Oct 16 Georg W Johnson proprietor of Crescent mines at Montgomery was killed when struck by a Chesapeake and Ohio train while en route to a critical meeting to deliver an address.
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Commercial Tribune
Charleston
W. Va
W. Johnson
Big Crescent
Montgomery
Chesapeake & Ohio
Deliv
Five Inheritance Boom for Stefan Gonda and Relatives
New York reports Dame Fortune favors Stefan Gonda and his two Yonkers sisters, bricklayer Edward Wallace on Amsterdam Avenue, and actress Edythe Totten. Inheritances from relatives abroad and in the U.S. are expected to bring them from thousands to millions in coming months.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Stefan Gonda
Yonkers
Edward Wallace
Amsterdam Avenue
Edythe Totten
Pittsburg
Watson's Letter Sent in Favor of Butler Opposition
Atlanta October 16 Mr Watson says his acceptance letter was sent to Chairman Butler and should reach him in Washington. He denounces critics of his articles and the smear that he influenc es a wall by papers. He denies advising Butler Washburn and Reed against meeting in Atlanta. Chairman Buchanan of Tennessee spent an hour with him at Thomson. Watson remains strongly opposed to fusion.
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Atlanta
Watson
Butler
Washington
Washburn
Reed
Thomson
Buchanan
Tennessee
Carlisle to Speak in Five Kentucky Cities
Secretary Carlisle will deliver speeches in Covington Bowling Green Owensboro Louisville and Lexington Kentucky on October 22 24 26 28 and 30 respectively. He will return to Washington immediately after the final address and will not modify the schedule.
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Washington
Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Carlisle
Kentucky
Covington
Bowling Green
Owensboro
Lexington
Prisoner in Dayton Jail Tries Suicide Over Letter
P J Williams a prisoner awaiting grand larceny trial in the County Jail in Dayton attempted death by self as he hung himself with wire from a mattress straw. Prisoners raised the alarm and Sheriff Anderton with Deputy Wright halted the attempt as he fought them. Despondency stemmed from a letter about his wife in Indiana.
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Commercial Tribune
Dayton
Wiliams
Anderton
Wright
Williams
Indiana
Cleveland to Tell Congress of Venezuela Boundary Settlement
President Cleveland will report to Congress that a definite settlement with Great Britain has been reached on the Venezuelan boundary dispute. After protracted talks, agreement on the main questions is in place and the quarrel will be settled by peaceful arbitration.
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Washington
Cleveland
Congress
Great Britain
Memorial ceremony for army correspondents held at Townsend home
Middletown Maryland October 16 ceremonies to accept the Army correspondents memorial were held at Gapland the summer home of George Alfred Townsend on South Mountain. Speeches were delivered by General H V Boynton Edward Mealey of Hagerstown Capt McElroy of the National Tribune General Fullerton of the Chickamauga and Chattanooga Battle Memorial Society and Edward Hayes of Washington D C.
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Middletown
Gapland
George Alfred Townsend
South Mountain
H. V. Boynton
Edward Mealey
Hagerstown
Capt. McElroy
The
National Tribune
Gen. Fullerton
Chickamauga
Chattanooga
Edward Hayes
Washington, D. C
Ohio and New York gold hunters set sail for fortune
The expedition of gold seekers from Ohio and New York left port today for Sid's Bay near Cape Horn. The party plans to search by digging and beach sands for gold, hoping to find fortune offshore and along the shore.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Ohio
Sid’s Bay
Cape Horn
The Child Wife in Desertion Case Against Barnum Kin
New York reports Mrs Herbert E Barnum the youngest divorce applicant on record. She cites desertion and lack of support from her husband Herbert E Barnum a Chicago based nephew of Judge Barnum. She married at sixteen in 1895 and says Barnum was a wealthy man with a steady allowance.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Herbert E. Barnum
Mary T. Denning
Barnum
Newark City
Ered
Udge
Tries to Burn Family in Philadelphia Home
Theodore G. O Key returned home intoxicated and threatened to burn the house with his wife and children. He assaulted Mrs O Key and the two children and Nellie Bates, domestic. He was arrested and held without bail.
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Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia
Theodore G. O’key
South Twentieth Street
Lie
Omataire
Riptine
Funeral of Archbishop Benson Draws World Honors
Canterbury Cathedral mourns Most Rev Edward White Benson as graveside rites honor the late primate. The procession includes bishops, Lords, Commons, university figures, and royal delegates from Queen Victoria to the Prince and Princess of Wales. Floral tributes stream in from high dignitaries and foreign sovereigns.
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Associated Press
Canterbury
Eng
Great Britain
All England
Edward White Benson
Hawarden
See of
Lancers
Diocese of
Truro
House of Lords
House of Commons
Comblege University
Kent
Dublin
Farrar
York
Hugh Benson
Drury
Duke of York
Victoria
Herr Rucker-Jenis
London
Emperor William
Prince and Princess of Wales
Louise
Duke and Duchess of Fife
Marquis of Salisbury
Canon Mason
Bishop i
Winchester
Mrs. Gladstone
Queen Victoria
Emperor William O
Prince
Princess of Wales
Campania Arrives at Queenstown After Stormy Voyage
Cunard steamship Campania, Captain Walker, from New York, reached Queenstown about 1 pm after thirteen hours behind schedule. The ship faced constant gales and heavy seas during the Atlantic crossing, with reports of rough conditions and the crew managing ship operations in strong winds.
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Queenstown
Cunard Line
Campania
Walker
New York
Liverpool
Ania
Rte
Parisett New York
Southampton
Three Boy Burglars Accused in Portsmouth Saloon Theft
A Special Dispatch reports in Portsmouth Ohio that Earl Whitaker Arthur Calhoun and Arthur Ferguson aged 12 to 14 burglarized Chas Laubley's saloon. They were arrested and held for further inquiry.
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Commercial Tribune
Portsmouth
Earl Whittaker
Arthur Calhoun
Arthur Ferguson
Chas Laubley
Freedom of Ireland the Dream of His Life
A feature on a man who pursued Irish freedom as a lifelong goal. The piece traces his early influences, key moments in activism, and how his vision shaped his work and community. It highlights personal resolve and the broader nationalist narrative.
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Freedom of
Ireland
Tynan Predicts Irish Republic Amid War Zeal
P J Tynan, released after 33 days detention, sails from Cherbourg to New York. He vows Ireland will rise to establish a republic and supports dynamite as a wartime weapon against Britain. He condemns English brutality and links events to Phoenix Park murders and ongoing Irish nationalism.
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Boulogne-Sur-Mer
P. J. Tynan
Paris
New York
Cherbourg
Tynan
Audubon Park
Lyman
Irish National League of America
Great Britain
America
Chicago
United States
Zalinski
Soecichinis
Gibraltar
Alleged Dynamiters Complain of 111 Treatment in Dutch Prison
John F. Kearney and Thomas Haines, among the second cabin passengers from Rotterdam, describe harsh confinement after arrest for dynamite bombs. Kearney alleges constant guard supervision, isolation, rope-bottom chair use, and limited diet. He claims ignorance of bombs and says the charges were set up by Scotland Yard.
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New York
Werkendam
Rotterdam
John F. Kearney
Thomas Haines
Haines
Scotland Yard
Ivory Again Remanded in Bow Street Case
Edward J. Ivory alias Bell, the alleged dynamiter, was remanded again at Bow Street Police Court in London on October 16.
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London
Edward J. Ivory
Bell
Bow Street
Dividend Paid At Farmers National Bank Portmouth
David Armstrong the receiver of Farmers National Bank in Portsmouth Ohio announces a second dividend of fifteen percent bringing total paid to forty percent. He says the bank will pay seventy five percent and possibly more.
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Commercial Tribune
Portsmouth
David Armstrong
Farmers’ National Bank
Satolli Tours Brooklyn In Parlor Car Ride
Cardinal Satolli and prominent clergy and citizens toured Brooklyn in a parlor car on the Brooklyn Heights Railroad at the invitation of company president Cluton L. Roesster He also visited the navy yard and inspected Government departments and war vessels under construction.
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New York
Cardinal Satolli
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Heights Railroad
Cluton L. Roesster
Navy Yard
Tragedy of Love Ends in Suicide in Philadelphia
Amy Price aged 29 from New York visited sister Mrs Carrie Clossen at 1512 Vienna Street Philadelphia. She shot herself in the left breast and died soon after. Her fiancé in New York had died a few days earlier.
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Philadelphia
Amy Price
New York
Carrie “Clossen
Vienna Street
Reed Suffers Laryngitis For Campaign Schedule
Speaker Thomas B. Reed is in Chicago at the Lexington Hotel with two doctors treating laryngitis, traced to a cold in Morristown and worsened by an influenza outbreak in Utica. He canceled remaining engagements for the week and may resume next week in nearby Chicago after recovery.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Thomas B. Reed
Lexington Hotel
Morristown
N. J
Utica
N. Y
Ft. Wayne
Reed
National Republican Committee
Arctic Survivors Unite Club Formed by Polar Explorers
Philadelphia on October 16 reports a gathering of Arctic explorers led by Amos Bonsall and including Drs. Sharp and Hughes from Peary’s 1891 expedition plus Dr. Cook from 1892 and Sam Entrekin from 1893 94. The group plans a social club with limited membership open only to explorers who penetrated beyond the Arctic Circle. A name is to be decided, likely Arctic or Polar Club.
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Philadelphia
Amos Bonsall
Benjamin Sharp Andughes
Dr. Cook
Samuel J. Entrekin
Arctic Circle
Arctic
Shouted for MKinley as Jackson fines two Republicans
Ashton Ride nour and Haworth Jones were fined the costs by Mayor Grimes, a Democrat, after being tried for shouting in the streets during a Republican demonstration to Portsmouth. The incident occurred Tuesday in Jackson County on October 16.
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Commercial Tribune
Jackson, CO
Ashton Ridenour
Haworth Jones
Portsmouth
Grimes
Senator Foraker Addresses 20000 at Frankfort Parade
Twenty thousand residents of Clinton County filled Frankfort today to hear Senator-elect Foraker and Hon. James T. Johnston speak. The parade stretched over a mile and a half with 3000 men in line, reflecting strong local turnout.
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Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Ind
Foraker
James T. Johnston
Clinton County
Dana Law Upheld For Party Ticket Roster
The Ohio Supreme Court sustained the Dana antifusion law ruling it constitutional. The Cincinnati Bar Association petition is dismissed and the elections demurrer is sustained. Bar nominees will appear only on the Democratic ticket, not the lawyers ticket.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Supreme Court
Cincinnati Bar Association
Board of Elections
Bar Associations
Roof Fell on Firemen in Montreal Chemical Building
Fire at Gilmour and Co chemical importers spread to B Goldstein and Co cigar makers Kearney Brothers tea importers and Johnston's Fluid Beef Co. roofs collapsed burying twelve firemen. All but three rescued. several injured may die from burns.
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Que
Gilmour & Co
B. Goldstein & Co
Cigar Manufacturers
Kearney Brothers
Johnston's Fluid Beef Company
Senate's A Sure Thing Republicans Will Have Two Majority
Boston dispatch notes McKinley leads Bryan with 283 to 110 and 54 doubtful. By March 4 next year 29 Senate seats open. Democrats 7, Populists 0, leaving Delaware Kentucky Kansas and Utah undecided. Even if the four swing, Republicans still hold a clear overall majority.
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Delaware
Kentucky
Kansas
Utah
Boston
Mass
Joe Manley
Quay
McKinley
Bryan
Laware
White Republican movement inaugurated in Savannah theater
A crowded Savannah audience witnessed the launch of a lily white Republican movement led by Major J. F. Hanson, a former Democrat and local cotton magnate. Organizers plan further steps to build a white Republican party in Georgia amid debates over money and harbor funds.
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Georgia
Commercial Tribune
Savannah
J. F. Hanson
Bibb County
Annal River
Robbed by Highwaymen on Oil Trip Near Sistersville
Syd Odel of Ellenboro rode home from an oil deal with 340 dollars when two highwaymen hid near Micaville and robbed him of the entire amount. The pair fled into the night after the hold up.
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Commercial Tribune
Sistersville
Syd Odel
Ellenboro
Micadville
Odel
Head End Collision Near Shawnee On Railroad
Head end collision on the Columbus Shawnee and Hocktral Railroad five miles east of Shawnee Ohio injures one, damage reported. preliminary details unclear, investigation to follow.
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Commercial Tribune
Shawnee, O
Here
Columbus, Shawnee & Hocktral
Tearot P
Dra Es
Borh
SNC
Veterans Gave Them a Mage nificent Ovation
General Howard shamed some of the Bryanites as veterans received a grand ovation.
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Gen. Howard
Bryanites
Ohio Tour of Union Generals Wrings Up Big Parade
In Columbus Ohio on October 16 1900 Union Generals led by Alger Sickles and Howard toured the state covering 6500 miles and 209 meetings. A 1000 veteran escort and 10000 spectators greeted them in Dayton and a large rally praised McKinley amid lively veteran banter.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Alger
Ohio
Cincinnati
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Springfield
Xenia
Washington D. H
Circleville
Sickles
Howard
Tanner
Louisville
Central Union
Rodney Bell
Charles Swope
Cortney Tietrich
John Otland
Emwood
Michigan
Isell A. Alger
Daniel E. Sickles
New York
Oliver Otis Howard
Thomas J. Stewart
Pennsylvania
George A. Marden
Lowell
Mass
John W. Burst
Ilinois
I. N. Walker
Grand Ae
George H. Hopkins
Detroit
Joseph Greusel
Detroit Journal
Lempley
Illinois
J. F. Smith
National Committee
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