Ten Thousand Dollar Reward Offered by Union Pacific
News from OmManA reports that the Union Pacific Express car on the incoming train from Cheyenne was robbed. Superintendent Mortman offers ten thousand dollars for the capture of the parties and return of the money. A portion of the reward may be paid for the return of money or capture of any suspect.
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Ommana
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
BE. Mortman
U. P
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific Express
Nebraska
Wyoming
Wheat and grain prices in staggered market report
Market notes from September 19 show wheat active with firm cash prices and steady futures, oats and corn dull with small daily moves, barley and rye listed with limited activity, and mixed receipts of flour and grain. Milwaukee and Chicago markets report spot bids and futures, while western deliveries reflect steady to firmer tones.
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Barkers
Telegraph
Milwaukee
Dell
St. Loum
Pelmay
Rena
Albany Plaster Mil Earns Revenue Record
In Albany a plaster mill reported higher earnings for the period, signaling strong demand and expanded production capacity amid market volatility. Executives cited improved efficiency and steady orders from regional builders.
President Truman visits Kentucky crowd greets at rail stops
The presidential party travels by special train from Louisville to Nashville with stops at Elizabethtown Bowling Green and Franklin. Governors Hampton and others speak on unity and harmony while Secretary Evarts and Secretary Key are introduced to cheering crowds.
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Bochine Gaexx
Louisville
Standiford
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Ee. Hayes
Evarts
Key
Miss Platt
Newcomb
Webb Hayes
Birchard Hayes
E. H. Murray
Ohio
Fremont
New York
William Evarts
Washington
Jefferson
Mr. Evarts
Nashville
Salt River
Hampton
Bowling Green
Artifac Oe
Fesmane
Kentucky
Gov. Hampton
South Carolina
United States
South
Dr. Standiford
Mayes
Gallatis
Terx
Im Allen
Axp
Citizea
Ohio Campaign Meeting Urges Federal Officeholders to Vote
A Cincinnati dispatch reports a September Ohio meeting of Federal officeholders urging citizens to vote in October and support the President by funding the campaign. Speakers warned against politicizing civil service and stressed the importance of every voter participation.
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Cincinnati Times
Ohio
State Committee
Nadoton Worene
San
Calonaier Caves of Sheenee
Nana
Unclear text about strike workers and onlookers
Fragmentary notes describe a group of about two hundred discontented people remaining during a strike. The text mentions avember etc and mentions someone going to work at twenty or so, but details are garbled and attribution is unclear.
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Joba
Peter Ell Weere
H. Ia
Vernon
War
Carter
Bellefontaire
R. Os. Pataca
Spirit of Times
Brydenburgh
State Board of Equalits
Louis Napoleon
Warsaw
Belgium
France
Horace F San
Senceen Telans — N
G. A
Mies
Senate
Twent
Eou'a
Robbery at Big Springs Express Car Stages Veiled Heist
Bandits at Big Springs Nebraska stole about 66000 in coin and 500 in currency from an express car after overpowering crew and guards. They burned telegraphs, halted a train with a red light and robbed passengers before escaping. a 10000 reward was posted by Union Pacific and military posts were notified.
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CuRrrexixe
Wy Y
Big Springs
Freman
Aboll
Miller
Chicago
Morris
Eighth Naval Convention of the Fish Tuesday
The article notes the opening morning session of the triennial Eighth Naval Convention of the Fish with delegates from Northwestern States present. It mentions the death of a prominent citizen in Wheeling as a separate item.
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Prey Yterian
Fisar Tase de Mornin
Wheeling
Miners Reject Ten Percent Raise Offer
Wilkes barre workers in Wilkesbarre reject the proposed ten percent wage increase as talks fail to bridge gaps in the dispute. The strike measure follows a rejection of the offer and signals continued labor unrest in the region.
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Wilkesbarre
Stanley Matthews Welcomed Back in Cincinnati
Special Dispatch reports Stanley Matthews in the city after seven years in Europe. The piece notes a warm reception at her home with smiles and showers of bouquets, while describing her soft voice and gracious manner during her visit.
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Cincinnati Times
Col
Bank failure and Turkish siege reports from London
London reports reveal H. Mahler & Co silk merchants failed with estimated liabilities around 500000 dollars. Turkish forces captured Fort St Nicholas but retreated under Russian reinforcements. Plevna siege advances described as ongoing with Turkish sap and trenches. Russian army morale praised amid plentiful supplies. News notes mediation efforts follow Berlin dispatches, and French political maneuvering around the Chamber dissolution and upcoming elections.
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London
Ballion
Bank of England
H. Mahler & Co
Shipka
Plevea
Plevna
Berlin
Bigmarck
Bae & Event
Maniersto
France
Chamber of
Ee Ee A
Chamber
Eee
Assenger
The New York Advertiser Traces A Quiet Street Tale
A fragmented excerpt from The New York Advertiser traces a quiet street tale. The garbled text hints at a man, a date, and a small incident, with clues of local color and everyday life in a busy city era.
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Thie
Cepia
Arene
Albany
WM. M. Avarts
Franklin, KY
South Carolea
Govrrnor Hampton
Bashville
Ohio Campaign
Civil Service
Columbus
Hoer
Hoar
Rice
Henry Meiggs Very III
Panama
Ore Ners
Angernes Meiggs
Arherican
Bera
Montreal
Pace
Nebuchadnestar’s
New York Advertiser
Ad—T
Newport
Lockwood & Snowdue
W. Fourth St
H. Parvin
Mt. Auburn Street
R. R
Zoological Garden
Cellan Bous
W. H. Andrews
West Fourth Street
Saez
Ange
Sheeran
Holiepry
Ra Ae Shave Ighe Sr
Vine St
Cincinnati
Enat
Davie
Deott Street
Columbia Avenue
Posta Poyth
Noth Corporation
Gilbert
City of
Sadona
Cosme Veing
Thane
Isha von Wang
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