Caperton and Delano headlines echo inflation debate
Washington dispatch reports Senator Caperton remains firm in favor of Democratic inflation measures, arguing resumption plans risk national credit. Also notes Mr Delano does not expect to return to Washington and a lottery fraud case prompts postmaster removal in Wyoming. Generals Sherman memoirs under revision.
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Washington
Caperton
Sunday Herald
West Virginia
Delano
Ohio
Rend
Interior Department
Pratt
Jewell
Staie
Wyoming
J. Jewell
Abbots
Potter
Maha
Jamie
Abbott
The Fast Mail Train to the East
The Post Office Department has arranged a fast mail train from New York to Chicago and the Southwest via Pittsburgh. It will start Monday September 13 over the Pennsylvania Railroad with exceptionally fast times and limited through passengers. Schedule to be announced soon.
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Washington
Post Office Department
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania Railroad
Aera
Mississippi Valley
South America
Post-Office Department
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
New Orleans
Cairo
Mississippi Valley Barges
State Fair prospects and preparations in Columbus
The State Fair opens with strong prospects of record attendance and weather. The grounds host a large stock display including Hiatoga horses and various mares. cattle from Pennsylvania Kentucky and Michigan. and a notable sheep drive. Local rail and theater events resume as officials move to Washington and Europe.
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W. P. Loofbourrow
Baltimore & Ohio
Thailroad
Washington, D. C
Columbus City Teachers’ Institute
Road Street
State Street
Columbus
Haverly
Minstrels
Atheneum
Roberts
Jack and Gill
Opera House
Michigan & Ohio Railroad
Gibbs
Europe
Bothichigan and
Ohio
George L. Converse
John P. Groom
A. J. Mack
New
Scioto Valley Railroad
State Board
Scott & Hoover
Dennison
Scott
Lew. Scott
Maria Scott
Billy Green
Hiatoga Chief
Drr. Strader
Red Oak
Mr.Blandy
Zanesville
Portable
Volunteer
Britton
Jim Alexander
Messrs
Guerin
Gillespie
VanMeter
Watson
Neil & Keltner
Poe Moore
Vid Taylor, Jr
Cruiser
Prince
Stanley & Phelps
Newark
South Downs
Shropshire Downs
Geo. Allen
Bryant
Lexington
Staffordshire
Eny
Nestorian
Columbus Machine Company
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Michigan
N.G. Hart
Lapierre
Mich
Scotland
Sedat
Eric
Pat Pang
Fire Damages Sheds On West Fourth Street
A fire at about 2 am damaged sheds or stables on West Fourth Street in Dayton causing about $500 in losses. Local crews responded and contained the blaze. Fire officials investigated the cause.
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Dayton
West Fourth Street
Fires Reported Across New York and Massachusetts
Fires in Bloomssure Pennsylvania Cuba New York Fort Ann New York and Deerfield Massachusetts cause losses from thirty thousand to sixty thousand dollars. Incendiary blazes damaged a normal school barns houses hotels carriages and stables with partial insurance coverage reported. Local dispatch notes one life lost in Cuba New York.
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Bloomsburg
Bloomssure
Cuba
N. Y
Cuba House
Rail yard accident and local crime report in Xenia
George Russell, a Little Miami Railroad switchman, fell while boarding a car and was crushed by train trucks, transported to his home for care after being attended by Drs McClung and McClelland. Brent Moses arrested for stealing $40 from Merideth & Co. Also notes on public school openings and state expenses claims during Democratic administration.
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Brent Moses
Merideth & Co
Wilberforce University
Women’s Christian Association Names Officers For Year
Dayton news reports the Women’s Christian Association elected officers for the new year with Mrs. J H Thomas as president and several vice presidents and secretaries named. The group is described as prosperous. John Hewitt, an Indianapolis dentist, was jailed on $500 bail after being found in possession of a stolen gold watch and chain.
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James R. Young
P. Smith
David Gephart
D. E. McSherry
Abia Zellar
Are W.s Hoglen
J. E. Husber
L. B. Allen
Sarah Herr
van Horn
Dr. Sample
James Davis
John Hewitt
Indianapolis
Hewitt
Pioneers of Union County Hold Meeting and Rousing Reception
In Union County Courthouse yard the first Pioneer gathering drew about 7000 people. Gen Tom Bennett Governor of Idaho and John Yaryan spoke followed by Judge Perry of Richmond. Bennett’s speech drew loud applause while artifacts were shown. A later fight at Powell's den of sin saw Jack McGuire knock down six men including Pat Murphy Patty McGee and Dock Snodgrass. The disturbance stemmed from Catholic rivalry claims and whisky.
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Linzrty
Union County
Tom Bennett
Idaho
John Yaryan
Perry
Richmond
Bennett
Powell's den
Jack, McGuire
Pat. Murphy
Patty McGee
Dock Snodgrass
Brownsville
Grangers-Allen Visit Attracts Large County Fair Procession
At the Grangers gathering in Cary September 5 the parade stretched over two miles with about fourteen Granges represented. Governor Allen attended, along with Grand Master Ellis and Hons. S. Seith and Kisor, likely saving the meeting from failure.
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Bucyaces
Fair Grounds
Richmond City Council Seat Sees GOP Victory
Richmond Indiana residents backed Republican candidate in council race as incumbent Wa Visian achieved a decisive fifty six to majority two years after prior contest. Local reports note shifts in leadership and party control shaping city policy.
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Richmond
Ind
Cincinnati Gazette
Richmonp, Inc
Wa Vis
Ian
Ohaus
Body of Man Found in River Near Fort Wayne Desperado Suspected
A man named Josiah Cheney is found murdered near Fort Wayne after leaving Roanoke on Wednesday with Henry Brown a notorious desperado. Brown was jailed for burglary and Cheney’s body shows violent death with autopsy planned. Police pursue post mortem results and follow suspects.
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Fort Wayne
Cincinnati Gazette
Fort Warns
Oslvin Thomas
St. Mary’s River
Elias Cheney
Roanoke
Here
Toledo, Wabash & Western
Cheney
Henry Brown
Brown
Huntington
Jos. W. Cheney
Indian Superintendent Hoag Injured In Runaway Team
Enoch Hoag superintendent of Indian Affairs for the Central Superintendency dislocated his shoulder when the team he was driving ran away on the way back from a grand council at Okmulgee He reached town for treatment and left for Kansas by train in the evening Maj G W Ingalls will preside at the Okmulgee council in Hoag's absence Grand Council of Indians of Indian Territory meets with delegations from nearly every tribe plus visitors from Kiowas and Comanches The council considers a constitution Governor US Courts and a congressional delegate while planning to adjourn to attend the International Fair at Muskogee September 14 to 18.
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Enoch Hoag
Central Superintendency
Grand Council
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Kansas
G. W. Ingalls
Union Agency
Okmulgee
Hoag
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Oxmutcee
Creek Nation
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Plains
United States
Congress
National Council
Muskogee
California Election Returns Bring Democratic Gubernatorial Wins
San Francisco reports Irwin leads with 43 000 votes for governor while Phelphs trails at 25 000 and Bidwell has 0. Legislative returns indicate a Democratic majority. Mayor race favors Dayton. Constitutional Convention defeated.
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San Francisco
Irwin
Phelphs
Bidwell
Dayton
Chronicle
Funeral services for Pietro Viani in City Island
The remains of Pietro Viani were interred at City Island after funeral services held yesterday afternoon. Attendees included Italian Consul officials, Signor Theo Peresoni, painter Fernando A. Marra, sculptor G. Torrent, and buffo singer Signor Ferranti. Count De Luca defended Viani’s life and denied a duel with a nobleman. his estate was estimated between $10,000 and $20,000.
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New York
Pietro Viani
City Island
Signor Theo. Peresoni
Havemeyer
Fernando A. Marra
G. Torrent
Signor Ferranti
Buffo Singer
Viani
Rome
Duel duel between editors shocks St. Louis journalists
Maj John N. Edwards of the St Louis Times and Col Emory B Foster of the Evening Journal left for Winnebago County Illinois to fight a duel. The affair was kept quiet until today when details began to leak and dispatches announcing results have been delayed. Edwards was accompanied by Be Branch.
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Ace
Winnebago County
Jeff Davis
Foster
Journal
Times
The
Rockford
Maj. Edwards
Col. Foster
Colt’s Navy
Beloit
Wisconsin
Iowa Central & North Missouri
St. Louis
John N. Edwards
Majjor Edwards
Bank of California audit reveals large hidden losses and mismanagement
A San Francisco report says the Bank of California was heavily indebted to the United States Mint yet the Mint owes the bank 125000 dollars on demand. The Bulletin claims the late bank president secretly drew 3 to 4 million from bank resources, causing the failure, while directors and creditors seek full repayment.
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San Francisco
Bank of California
United States
Bulletin
Bank of California and
Ralston
of Directors
D. C. Mills
Loss of the Isabella in the Pacific Near Bellona Reef
The Isabella, en route from Newcastle to Hong Kong with coal, struck Bellona Reef on July 4. Seventeen Chinese passengers left aboard. six remained on the island. Captain, mate, and eight crew members reached the Australian coast in a boat and were later rescued by the schooner Vanambone at Bowen. The ship was reported in the Sidney mail of July 24.
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Francisco
Sidney Mail
Isabella
Newcastle
Hong Kong
Bellona Reef
Australian
Vanambone
Bowen
Samuel G. Dawson Dies Pastor and State Baptist Leader
Samuel G. Dawson, secretary of the Ohio State Baptist Convention and former ten year pastor of East Toledo Baptist Church, died at midnight after a weeks long illness. The obituary notes his esteemed status and zealous Christian work across the state. The Toledo Typographical Union approved a five cent per thousand reduction in composition rates at the printers’ request. Excursionists from Ft Wayne spent the day in Tolopo, as Toledo Knights plan a Put-in-Bay trip and the Grand Commandery of the state convenes there Wednesday.
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Tolopo
Samuel G. Dawson
Ohio State’ Baptist Convention
East Toledo
Ft. Wayne
Toledo Knights Reupee
Put-in- Bay
Grand Commandery of
State
Removal of Dublin Works Moves to Richmont Board Meeting
Richmont Ohio September 4 The Board of Trade held a special meeting to finalize funds and plans for moving the Dublin Agricultural Works to this city and arranging the transfer. Buchanan the Indianapolis inflationist spoke to Grangers at the Fair Ground presenting new theories. Chief Horney said the Dayton train jumper arrested there. authorities considered the pursuit costly.
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Richmont
Dublin
Board of Trade
Buchanan
Indianapolis
Grangers
Fair Ground
Horney
Hamilton
Dayton
New Jersey Ballots Circulated at Catholic Churches
Ballots for Constitutional amendments were circulated in Parsnson New Jersey churches with amendments one two eight and eleven crossed out. Erased amendments would bar public money and land grants to private or sectarian uses and push for a system of free public education.
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Parsnson
N. J
Fetc
New Jersey
Rioters Threaten Quiet at Guibord Funeral in Montreal
Three hundred armed men occupy the cemetery delaying the burial of Guibord while Joseph Doutre QC seeks warrants against ringleaders and calls for police protection. B Battery is ordered to concentrate as volunteers drill. life of Doutre and Institut Canadien members is threatened amid unrest.
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Queen's Counsel
Montraat
Joseph Doutre
Queen’s Counsel
Guibord
Fucera
Cotes Des Terges
Doutre
Institut Canadien
Independence demand shocks Balkan insurrection leaders
A Berlin telegraph reports Sclavonic papers say insurgent leaders seek independence for Bosnia and Herzegovina under a Christian-prince from Europe. They would tribute Turkey but avoid Mostar talks due to Turkish influence.
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London
Berlin
Sclavonic
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Turkey
Mostar
Dorregaray Reported Escaped Into Navarre
Dispatch from Mapaio dated September 4 notes General Dorregaray has escaped into Navarre. A separate London report dated September 5 states an English steamer landed war materiel at Motrico for the Carlists, including four artillery pieces, 50 000 rifles and 100 cases of cartridges.
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Dorregaray
Navarre
Mapaio
London
Motrico
Strike at Oldham Ends as Terms Are Accepted
Loxpox dated Sept 5 reports the Oldham strike is ended with the operatives' terms accepted and work to resume tomorrow. Paris dated Sept 5 notes L Echo Universel says France and Germany have corresponded about a German pilgrimage to Lourdes. German messages are conciliatory and blame the French cabinet.
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Oldham
Paris
L’ Echo Universel
France
Germany
Railways Face Rate Cuts and Flood Damage Across Midwest
Reports from Rock Island and Omaha describe removal of favorable Chicago freight rates for the Rockford line amid accusations tied to a German Rennes agent. Separately, floods hit Chicago Northwestern and Chicago Rock Island Pacific tracks in Iowa and Nebraska, washing out sections, delaying trains, and causing a fatality and injuries.
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Rock Island, Inn
Rock Island Argus
Rockford, Rock Island and
Sunday’s European shipper shipments and assorted events
Saturday’s specie shipments to Europe totaled 250000 dollars in Mexican coin. The Mercantile Bank of Norfolk Va suspended Saturday afternoon though assets are claimed to cover liabilities. Governor Jacob of West Virginia orders an October 7 election to fill the vacancy from Senator Parnell’s death. The pardon petition for Edward S Stokes is sent to the New Jersey governor. Ex-Gov Wells was sworn in as US Attorney for DC and named H H Weils Jr as assistant. The Maine propeller broke four gates at the Welland Canal. repairs to follow. The Cleveland Leader printers strike over wage cuts. Gold transfers total 2501000 dollars from Washington to San Francisco with more possible. Kansas hoppers spotted in Nebraska and Illinois skies with no damage yet. The Chicago Shuette-Verein tournament opens with a large turnout and an address by A O Heseng. A Pittsburg scull race on the Wheeling course sees Denmarsh win in 27 25. Willie Depauw dies by self-inflicted gun discharge. Theodore W Brown case adjourned pending defense challenge. Texas editors’ excursion to Chicago: Mrs Morton injured badly by car wheel, arm severed, in critical condition at St Luke’s Hospital.
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Wells
United States
District of Columbia
H. H. Weils, Jr
Maine
Welland Canal
Cleveland Leader
Grand Jury Recommends Discharge of Remaining Prisoners
The Washington County Grand Jury reports the alleged insurrectionists on trial should be discharged. Judge Johnson commends the jury and counsel for faithful duty and urges the public to accept the verdict. All prisoners not indicted are discharged as the court adjourns to the regular term.
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Aveusta
Washington County
Johnson
Riot at Clinton Mississippi Leaves Several Dead
Reported at a Radical meeting in Clinton Mississippi three whites Chas Chilton of Clinton Martin Siiey and Mr Thompson of Raymond were killed along with three negroes. Several whites and negros wounded. About 150 armed whites from age and fifty from Edwards and Bolton gathered to protect the town as rumors of further violence spread and blacks were arming for possible retaliation.
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Vicxszura
Clinton
Mississippi
Chas, Chilton
Martin Siiey
Mr. Thompson
Raymond
Edwards
Bolton
Gossip on county poor house officials investigated in Memphis
Rumors claim some officials at the County Poor house tolerated improper advances by an inmate and kept a prostitute as matron. Commissioners today examined witnesses and will report conclusions to the County Court.
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Memphis
Dr Henry Helm granted release from Pennsylvania Insane Asylum
Dr Henry T Helm, a noted Philadelphia druggist, was discharged from the Pennsylvania Insane Asylum on a habeas corpus writ. Judge ruled there was no reason for his detention and praised the release. Helmold's counsel Clarence Deringer plans damages action against the asylum.
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Henry T. Helmbold
Pennsylvania
Helmbold
Clarence Deringer
Circus balloon accident ends in drowning
At the close of Sell's circus today a hot air balloon ascended and as it descended an aeronaut jumped. He landed in a pond and drowned. The flyer was Wim Dagle and his mother is reported to live in Grand Rapids Ansinguest is new,in.
Baseball scores from Sept 4 with Hartford and Athletics
Reported results show Hartfords defeating Engies 15 to 10 and Athletics beating Bos tions 6 to 3. New York Mutuals scored 13 against an unread opponent in a Sept 4 game.
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Louisviix
Engies
Hartfords
Bach
Paitapanemd
Athletics
Bostions
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