Hanna Campaign Opens With Canal Dover Rally
Marcus A Hanna recalled selling his first goods in Canal Dover as he opened a fall campaign rally in Tuscarawas County. Senator Hanna with Lieutenant Governor Jones and State Senator Sullivan urged a Republican victory and warned of Democratic redistricting while praising industry growth in the valley. A crowd of about 1500 filled the opera house as Hanna pressed for a Republican Congress and currency action.
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Canai
Dover
Marcus A. Hanna
Canal Dover
United States
National Republican Committee
Tuscarawas County
Jones
Hanna
Republican County Committee
Iron City
McKinley
Opera House
Senator Hanna
Tuscarawas Valley
Tuscaranas
Senate
General Assembly
Ohio
Congress
Sullivan
New Philadelphia
Republican Day at Marion Fair Planned for October
Marion Ohio September 21 The county fair opens next week with more farm and county exhibits and improved races. Republican Day is set for Friday October 1 with speeches by Senator J B Foraker Senator M A Hanna and Hon J Adam Bede of Duluth Minnesota.
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Commercial Tribune
Marion
J. B. Foraker
M. A. Hanna
J. Adam Bede
Duluth
Minn
Last Letter From Judge Fitch Foretells Erie Torrens War
Judge E H Fitch of Jefferson Ashtabula County and Torrens Law Commission died on the 8th inst. Republican Chairman George K Nash had asked him to join the campaign and Fitch’s final letter urged participation in an important Ohio election battle.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
E. H. Fitch
Jefferson
Ashtabula County
Torrens Law Commission
George K. Nash
Republican State Executive Committee
Fitch
Ohio
Democrats Nominate Baton
Steubenville Ohio dispatch notes that at the Democratic convention held in Steubenville on September 21 the party nominated a baton for the party slate. The report emphasizes the party’s choice and the local political context.
Nominates ex Mayor Baton by acclamation in Ohio slate
The state senatorial district meeting nominated ex Mayor George Baton of Wells ville by acclamation. Resolutions denounce government by injunction and call for lower public salaries while pledging to back a free silver U S Senator if elected. In Columbus a Republican meeting is planned for October 4 with speakers Knute Nelson and John M Thurston.
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George Baton
Wellsville
United States
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
John M. Thurston
Nebraska
Struble inquest reveals sham deposits totaling nearly $34000
In Shepherd Michigan on September 21 testimony showed dead cashier Struble made bank figment deposits and hid deficits. Bank records suggest the loss would show a deficit without fictitious entries. Prosecutor said private papers are missing and murder evidence remains uncertain while a jury stalemate appears likely.
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Shepherd, Mich
Struble
McNamara
Sheriff’s Wife Fends Off Jail Breaker With Revolvers
In Mason Michigan Mrs Rehle wife of the sheriff halted prisoner Al Stone who had broken jail and grabbed two knives. As he reached the lever to free all locks she appeared with twin revolvers and ordered him to surrender. Deputies arrived and the danger ended.
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Commercial Tribune
Mason
Mich
Rehle
Ingham County
Hall
al Stone
Stone
Candy soaked candy kills child in tragic accident
A four year old boy, Charlie Schleisinger, died after eating candy laced with lye given by a playmate. He had suffered four weeks, losing flesh and becoming skeleton like. The incident occurred in Lorain Ohio.
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Tribune
Lorain, O
Charlie Schleisinger
Charlie
Kaiser's Speech Sparks Enthusiasm At Budapest State Banquet
At a Budapest state banquet for Emperor William of Germany, Emperor Francis Joseph praised the German ruler as a faithful ally in peace. William expressed gratitude for the visit, lauding Hungary and its people, noting the long alliance and its role in securing European peace. He cited Zrinyi and the defense of Szigesh, thrilling the audience with nationalist fervor.
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William
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Francis Joseph
Zrinyi
Czigeth
Hungary
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Eljen
Kiraly
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Szigesh
Hornets Battle in Forest Between Two Swarms
A forest near Elwood Indiana reported a fierce battle between two swarms of black hornets. One nest detached and fell to the ground triggering a hour long clash as the defending swarm attacked the intruders. The exhausted survivors produced noise audible from eighty yards away.
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Commercial “Tribune
Elwood
Ind
Butterworth Fined After Robbery Incident Inspires Outcry
In Atlantic City a police court charged Major Butterworth with disorderly conduct following a robbery claim. Two men accused of holding Butterworth up were fined $500 each. Butterworth received an $820 fine amid protests. The case also involved a suspect named Decker, identified as George Smith, a known crook wanted for grand larceny.
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Atlantic City
Butterworth
Worth
Butters
Decker
George Smith
McKenna Rules Section 22 Duty for Foreign Shipments
Attorney General McKenna holds that goods entering the United States from foreign countries via Canadian ports are not subject to the 10 percent discriminating duty. He also says that foreign goods shipped in British vessels from non British possessions escape the duty. Two test cases cited involve tea via Vancouver and manganese ore from Chile.
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McKenna
United States
China
Vancouver
Canada
Chicago
Chile
Philadelphia
Mexico
San Francisco
Mexico City Police Turmoil Prompts Fresh Arrests In Arroyo Killing
In CITY OF MEXICO Sept 21 the murder of Arroyo, likely by police, dominates talk as new arrests arise at the Second Police Station. Suspects include officers and aides connected to the late Inspector General and Assistant Chief Detective, with some prisoners moved to Belem prison. Unconfirmed reports allege high officials sought to pin blame or stage a lynching to avert accountability.
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Arroyo
Carmona
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Villa- Vicencio
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Reindeer To Klondike Aid in Klondike Supply Runs
Secretary Bliss orders 80 reindeer from Teller Station Alaska forwarded to St Michaels to aid Klondike supply efforts in emergencies. Each animal can carry 300 pounds and travel 100 miles daily, providing faster transport than dogs and relying on sparse local foliage.
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Bliss
Department of the Interior
Commissioner of Education
Teller Station
Alaska
St. Michaels
Klondike
London bankers to meet over Bank of England silver remarks
London bankers plan a private meeting tomorrow to discuss the governors silver remarks. A protest resolution is expected and there is belief of a growing push for game concessions to silver and possible international monetary talks.
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Bank of England
New York
London
Evening Post
Anglo Egyptian treaty may avert Khartoum clash
The Figaro reports Slatin Pasha and Zobein Pasha have signed a pact not to oppose the Anglo Egyptian expedition to Khartoum. Osamn Digna’s forces stay at the Bara River while Britain wills. The Mahdi remains Khartoum king with Zobein as governor of Darfur under British protection. Rennell Rodd’s Abyssinian mission allegedly secures Menelik’s neutrality and frontier guarantees.
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the Figaro
Slatin Pasha
Great Britain
Zobein Pasha
Mahdi
Khartoum
Osman Digna
Bara River
Theo Tie
Darfur
James Rennell Rodd
Abyssinia
Menelik
Insurgents attack Blood camp. five hours of fighting
In Simla on September 21 the Baddah Mullah led a large organized force against General Sir Bindon Blood's camp. Fierce combat lasted five hours and General Woodhouse was severely wounded.
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Simla
Baddah
Earthquake Shocks Hit Several Italian Cities
Two minor quakes rocked Rome at 2 pm, with tremors felt in Rimini Fermor Resanati Bologna Sinigaglia Fabriano Cagli Florence and Ancona. Panic spread and some houses fell in Ancona.
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Rimini
Fermor
Resanati
Bologna
Sinigaglia
Fabriano
Cagli
Florence
Ancona
Escape of Henry Vandian From Kokomo Sheriff Cell
Henry Vandian aged 22 alleged to be wanted at several places called Sheriff Sumption to his cell and struck the officer with a lock bar knocking him senseless. He fled through the door and escaped. Gus Freeman a one legged prisoner was held and did not escape. Vandian rumored to be Harry Williams tied to counterfeiting and past Reform School time. Bloodhounds trailed the suspect.
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Commercial Tribune
Kokomo
Ind
Henry Vandian
Sumption
Gus Freeman
Vandian
Ft. Wayne
Reform School
Cats County
Harry Williams
Boy 14 Commits Suicide In Ohio County
Sherley Stockhram of Flat area near Hyshmouth Ohio killed himself with a shotgun last night. The 14 year old was driven by long ill health and body was found at his home. Police reported no other persons were involved.
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Commercial Tribune
Hysmouth
Sherley Stockhram
Troops Ordered for Immediate Shipment to India
From eight regiments of cavalry, units are to be made ready for shipment to India. London dispatch notes the order issued on September 21.
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London
India
Death from chloroform shocks Parkersburg youth
In Parkersburg West Virginia on September 21 Thompson Leach Buckley fifteen son of ex sheriff J L Buckley was found dead in his bed the pillow saturated with chloroform and the bottle on the floor beneath. The youth bought the drug last night to clean clothes and apparently tried it to sleep before entering college.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Europe
Alexiffia wire nail mill sold to S Free in Elwood
Elwood Indiana September 21 The Alexiffia wire nail mill has been sold by H G Phillips to S Free who will put it in operation at once.
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Commercial Tribune
Elwood
Ind
Alexiffdria
G. Phillips
Iron Bridge Builders Convene to Form Rolling Mill Trust
Representatives of leading U S iron bridge builders gather in Cleveland to discuss organizing a stock company and building rolling mills to manufacture their own raw material. No action taken yet.
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Cleveland
United States
McKinley Leaves Washington for Adams Visit
President McKinley travels by special Pennsylvania Railroad train from Washington to Adams Massachusetts. He is accompanied by Mrs McKinley Miss Mabel McKinley and a party of officials including Secretary and Mrs Alger Attorney General and Miss McKenna Executive Clerk Cortelyou and Secretary Wilson. They depart promptly at nine after brief White House engagements with H Kohlsaat.
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Washington
Mc Kinley
Pennsylvania Railroad
Adams
Mass
W. P. Plunkett
Woman gored by bull in West Liberty street attack
Mrs Allison Clark of West Liberty Ohio was fatally attacked by a mad bull on a village street Monday evening. The animal struck her in the breast and gored her below the chin tearing neck cords and injuring her spine before citizens drove it away.
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Commercial Tribune
Bellefontain E. O
Allison Clark
West Liberty
Edgewood Estate Relief Fund Backed by Nation's Notables
In Columbus Ohio on September 21 reports detail Mrs Kate Chase Spragues effort to save the Edgewood estate from foreclosure. Prominent subscribers include Henry Villard five hundred00 Calvin Brice five thousand Paul Sorg five thousand Seth Low five thousand J Pierpont Morgan five thousand and others in the East. Ohio backers may include Senator Mark Hanna and Governor Bushnell to fund the last five thousand. The mortgage is fortyto fifty thousand with thirty thousand in trust certificates to cover taxes and upkeep. Henry Villard acts as trustee with Mrs Sprague deeded Edgewood to him as trustee to secure the funds.
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Columbus
Kate Chase Sprague
Chase
Edgewood
Potomac
Henry Villard
Calvin S. Brice
Paul J. Sorg
Seth Low
J. Pierpont Morgan
East
Ohio
Mark Hanna
Bushnell
George Hoadly
Daniel J McConville
Hunters Vindicated In Kentucky Bribery Trial
Senator Deboe announced that Dr. W. Godfrey Hunter and others were acquitted of bribery charges tied to the recent senatorial contest. Deboe said President McKinley assured Hunter would be named Minister to Guatemala, with appointments expected soon as Deboe plans speeches statewide this fall.
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Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
W. Godfrey Hunter
Hunter
Franks
Wilson
Gaines
Tanner
Deboe
Commerc Raburte
McKinley
Guatemala
Washington
Dr. W. G. Hunter Arrives in Louisville After Acquittal
Dr. W. G. Hunter arrived in Louisville from Frankfort in high spirits over a jury acquittal. He indicated he might accept a South or Central American mission from the President.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
W. G. Hunter
Frankfort
Embezzlement Charge In Springfield Camp Meeting
R E Hedden of Jackson Michigan is arrested on a warrant by A A Brown manager at the silver camp meeting accusing him of embezzling $10. Hedden a gate keeper allegedly kept admissions for the political show. He was jailed and found with a little over $15 on his person.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield
R. E. Hedden
Jackson
Mich
A. A. Brown
Hedden
Brown
Perison
Yellow fever cases rise but city reports steady gains
New Orleans reports nine new yellow fever cases and no deaths in the latest bulletin. Officials say the disease is milder than earlier outbreaks, with most patients recovering and only two new cases causing concern. Authorities emphasize effective isolation and fumigated freight as they project no epidemic, while several towns lift restrictions.
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Congress
New Orleans
Board of Health
Joseph Roth
Clouet Street
Fred Gund
Marais
McAndrews
Howard
Judge Lea
Dublin Street
Bartlette
Baronne Street
Nellie Scannell
Berlin Street
C. W. Wood
Octavia
R. F. Reynolds
Coliseum Street
S. F. Joer
Laura Street
New
Olliphant
Carter
Marine Hospital Service
Yellow fever totals by city and date data released
Surgeon General Wyman sent a telegraphic summary listing total yellow fever cases through September 20 in Mobile Cairo New Orleans Barkley Miss Biloxi Edwards Ocean Springs Pascagoula Scranton Perkinston and other locations. Daily bulletins will be issued and mailed to state health officials as fumigation efforts continue across Mississippi and Alabama.
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State of
Louisiana
New Orleans
Ss. R. Olliphant
State Board of Health
Walter C. Flower
Washington
Wyman
Mobile
Cairo
Barkley
Miss
Biloxi
Fla
Little Rock
Ark
St. Louis
Nashville
Fever Confounds Mobile Doctors as Child Isolated
In Mobile Alabama on September 21 a single fever case was reported in the infected district. The patient, a child named Willie Goodloe, was not discharged today. Continued on Fifth Page.
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Als
Willie Goodloe
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