Ex Governor Fletcher leads Red Cloud probe report home
Ex Governor Fletcher chairing the Red Cloud Investigating Commission leaves for Missouri with the report to be reviewed by the full committee on October 4. He speaks freely on the investigation and criticizes Maresh for failing to substantiate charges against the Interior Secretary. Marsh’s allies expect a court fight to reopen the controversy.
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Fletcher
Red Cloud
Missouri
Maresh
Tewe
de Iape
Prefewor Marsh
Piece about a jewel heist ends in uneasy silence
A terse report outlines a jewel theft aftermath with sparse details. Police investigations continue as witnesses are questioned and no arrests are announced. Local officials urge calm and cooperation while the case remains open.
Fire at Herndon House Kills Four in Michigan
Detro it Mich September 21 The Herndon House at Marshall Michigan burned at an eerily hour this morning Four lives lost including Claude Avery of Marshall and Miss Eliza King The hotel was completely destroyed SECOND DISPATCH Mansnall Michigan September 24 Fire in Hern don House office at 2 30 A M cut off outside communication It burned rapidly with dense smoke Several lives lost including Claude G Avery Antoine Gruber Eliza Jent Martha Borsden Dr William Oldraf Porter Nick Benks and others injured or burned The house and contents were destroyed.
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Detrott
Mich
Herndon House
Marshall
Claude Avery
Eliza King
Mansnall
Mice
Claude G. Avery
Antoine Gruber
Eliza Jent
Martha Borsden
William Oldraf
Mr. Avery
Nick Benks
Conclusion of the Coroner's Inquests in New York Times Letter
A London letter reports the second coroner's inquest into a nerve incident. The jury found satisfaction yet hints of doubts about the verdict. The piece notes police and court scenes and mentions officers, jurors, and potential indictments amid conflicting evidence and public reaction.
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London
N. Y. Times
Heywood
Debated debt policy splits Democrats in 19th century dispute
The Tribune interview reveals Governor Allen's support for paying United States bonds with greenbacks, provoking sharp rebuke from H. Pendleton and Gov Hendricks. The piece argues repayment in gold preserves the nation’s honor, while inflation risks collapse, urging candor about past over-spending and the limits of debt relief.
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Allen
The
Tribune
Cincinnati Enquirer
United
Pendleton
Renney
Ohio
Heang
Cho
New York
Gasset
Lea Ware
United States
Csustein
Gov. Hendricke
Geo. H. Pendleton
Gov. Allen
Newton
Giev
Indiana
Hendricks
R H. Pendleton
Inflation and contractions in postwar economy debated
The text argues that inflation did not fix business woes and that the downturn stems from voluntary contraction and risky debts. It notes the 1873 panic, currency withdrawals, and how banks received currency with little impact on prices, while job scarcity and dull trade persist. The author links national and international factors to the persistent low mood and questions proposed remedies.
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Sonia
T: ‘Department
McCulloch
Angola
England
Germany
Holland
Brigham Young On Sisters Rallies and Dress Traditions
Brigham Young discusses women’s dress and fashion in plain cloth, arguing utility and modesty over costly finery. He notes beauty comes from neatness and character, not elaborate outfits or feathers, urging sisters to forsake needless fashions and wasteful trimmings while respecting restraint in dress.
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Brigham Young
Auestion
Escalica
Tosh
Brigham
Provo
Markets by Telegraph Last Night's Commodities Report
Market notes from Toledo and New York last night show mixed signals across grains, hogs, cattle and staples. Wheat and corn trade lower in Chicago and Detroit regions with receipts and shipments detailed. oats and rye softer. Pork and lard firm, cotton steady, sugar and whisky quotable with modest movement.
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Telegraph
Peo
Toledo
Michigan
Erie
Wheepans
Dell
Anne Baie
Tate
Brostin
Ager Tuwankee
New Orleans
Bela Cora
Pettie
Baron
New York
Chicago
Milwaukee
Blandy and Woodford Clash Over Warren Meeting Plans
Special Dispatch notes a tense political scene as Democrats held a mass meeting for Blandy in Columbus with 300 attendees, while Republicans in Warren reported a grand rally with 15,000 strong. The piece discusses Cary and Woodford, their public challenges, and possible joint or sequential appearances to sway workingmen and mining districts.
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Blandy
Columbus
Warren
Cary
Woodford
Cincinnati Times
CoLomnes
Henry Blandy
Converse
Wales
Ting
Borce
Harrison
Sam
New York
States Committee
Itme
Cory
Catholic Edict Forces Parochial School Shift
The Scioto Valley Post reports Father Murray of St. Marys Church ordered Catholic parents to withdraw children from public schools and enroll in parochial schools. The editorial notes strong reaction with some Catholics refusing to comply.
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Cincinnati Times
Chillicorne
Sciote Valley
Insurance Convention Proceedings in New York Session
The National Insurance Convention held in New York on September 24 continued its session with remarks from President Chapman and Mr Heald of Home Fire Insurance Company. He urged against taxing insurance stocks across states of domicile and favored proportional taxation aligned with privileges enjoyed. Executive session to follow at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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New York
National Insurance Convention
Chapman
Heald
Home Fire Insurance Company
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Northwestern Accorciation Meeting Adopts Reports and Plans
Reports from the National Convention in Detroit were accepted with most documents not read as members aimed to catch early trains home. The group unanimously approved inviting J Bennett to speak at the next session and urged attendance by company officers and agents. A memorial to state legislatures on building laws was proposed, a committee to prepare it was named, and St Louis was chosen as the next meeting site. The ballot for officers was carried with Blodgett withdrawn on a technical objection. The meeting closed with customary resolutions.
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Walker
Smith
Detroit
Northwestern
Blodgett
J. Bennett
Asesaleman
Fox
St. Louis
Eee
Association
Namies
Rosiantieg Committee
Reinforcements for Belgrade Forces Reach Seven Thousand
Belgrade reports from Slavonic sources that Priest Zarko now commands seven thousand men organized into four corps at Trenitza and Priszren. They plan to fortify positions and maintain control amid the rising tensions. In London a dispatch notes 2500 Carlists blocked by 10000 Alfonsists near Vieila, with possible frontier withdrawal to Vont Du Roc and Carlists at Gavarnié interned.
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Belgrade
Sclavonic
Zarko
Trenitza
Priszren
Loxpon
the Times
Bagaeras de Lucho
France
Vieila
Vont du Roc
Gavarnié
Turner charged with forgeries of deeds in Missouri case
In St Louis on September 24 Rr Turner, previously charged with forgeries of deeds amounting to about 20 000, was moved from custody to Hardin for trial to begin next Monday. Adler Co of St Joseph is tried for emptying whisky barrels without stamps in a Western District of Missouri case now before Jefferson City, with about 200 barrels involved and loss to the government near 8 000.
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St. Louis
St.Joseph
United States
D ‘Court
Missouri
Jefferson City
Adler & Cole
Affairs of Sterling Ahrens Company in Trusteeship Action
Creditors of Sterling Ahrens and Co have signed an agreement for the firm’s affairs to be assigned to trustees Enoch Pratt and Robert Baldwin. The plan contemplates a payment involving the Calvert Sugar Company claim of 1 042 000 dollars and totals liabilities of 2 416 000 dollars with 1 705 000 dollars secured. Unsecured claims amount to 957 000 dollars amid a million plus in both sides of the accounts. The Calvert Sugar Company item is scaled down on an unclear basis but independent of the rest of the accounts.
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Bala
Mong
Sterling, Ahrens & Co
Enoch, Pratt
Robert T. Baldwin
Calvert Sugaing Company
Calvert Sugar Company
Ex-Canal Commissioner Barkley arraigned in conspiracy case
Alexander Barkley former Canal Commissioner appeared in Superior Court today on a joint indictment with G D Lord Lewis Bennett Thad Davis and William H women for conspiracy to defraud the State He pleaded not guilty and furnished bail of five thousand dollars.
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Buffalo
Alexander Barkley
G. D. Lord
Lewis J. Bennett
Thad. C. Davis
William H. Wmen
Woman Wins 3000 in Train Disaster Suit
Baltimore September 24 Mrs Hogan recovers a verdict of 3000 damages against Cumberland and Pennsylvania for the loss of her husband by a locomotive explosion. The suit was brought for 20000.
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Baltimore
Hogan
Cumberland
Pennsylvania
Woman Falls Headfirst at Robinsons Hall Trapeze Accident
Dispatches report a woman at Robinsons Hall fell headfirst to the floor during a trapeze act, with the crowd and stage movement cited. The incident occurred as a river level update from Cincinnati Times and local weather notes mention cloudy, cool conditions and river rise nearby.
Mardi Gras Plan By City Leaders Promises Grand Celebration
Mayor Johnston advances a grand Mardi Gras celebration. Thomas McConnell of the Pir Keening Telegraph reports Republicans will meet at Hopkins Hall. A bride wandered from her groom at the Exposition and was found after two hours. The War meeting approved the Garden of Eden excavation. Westwood Dummy Railroad began track laying with 200 workers to complete over 1000 feet overnight to avoid an injunction. Road completion expected by January 1.
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Exposition
Zrone
Westwood
Brighton
Seven Mile House
Ep Lick
Harrison Pike
John Moarria
Bethel
Bethelland
Lippert
Bonga
Saadey
Grant Party Arrives at Lindell Hotel in Des Moines
President Grant and Mrs Grant, with Ex Secretary Borier and wife, Gen Babcock, and Col Fred Grant and wife, arrived at noon and were guarded at the Lindell Hotel. The dent will visit his farm to arrange stock sale, then depart for Des Moines on Monday to attend the Soldiers' Reunion. The party will proceed to Denver via Omaha and Cheyenne.
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Louis
Grant
Borier
Babcock
Fred. Grant
Lindell Hotel
Dent
Des Moines
Low
Denver
Omaha
Cheyenne
Libel suit filed by editor against proprietors of Faéerprin Mountaineer
A Greenville DC dispatch reports W F E Earle editor of the Republican sues John C and Edward Benly proprietors of Faérerprin and Mountaineer for $10 damages. The action stems from an article defaming Earle after a suspected oat-Rupion by Colonel S B Crittenden editor of the Enterprise and Mountaineer. No citation served on Crittenden yet.
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New York
Greenville
D. C
Dispatch
W. FE. Earle
The
Republican
John C
Edward Benly
Faéerprin and Mountaineer
Enterprise and Mountaineer
Colonel Crittenden
President appoints federal official to Eleventh District
Washington dispatch reports President appoints Charles Darling of Iota as agent in the Dakota Territory and Alex to head the Internal Revenue Service district formed by annexing the Fifth and Eleventh Districts to be known as the Eleventh District of that state.
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Washington
Charles Darling
Iota
Dakota Tertory
Alex Ort
Oma Epoe
Ae Eerste Wane
Bssaacie
Mue
Tedionn
Fire ladder accident condemned for unsafe use
In September 1924 a fire ladder was found defective after a mishap. Investigators concluded the break resulted from inferior parts and improper assembly. The ladder was not to be used again and its future use was condemned.
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Marsh
Wasminotox
Henry Cews & CO
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Jeanne Louise Farce
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Robinson’s Hall
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Cato
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Thomas McConnell
Pir _Keening Telegraph
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Hayes and
Young
Garden of Eden
Uae
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John H. Klippart Barest
State Fish Commissioners
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Morrow
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Ker
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Jos. G. Young
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Cohne
Rachel Fuchs
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Andrews
Lindemann
Wm. Bell & Co
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IXSUR
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WM. D. Hill
Wu. Ewine
P. B. Armstrong
Hotels
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W. W. Cor
Pag
Dixon
American Graphite
J. Dixon Crucible
Jersey City
Estaclisugo
Dixon Steve Polish
Epi
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Taylor, Miller
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New Brita Medlicott
Norfolk
Cartw & Warner
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Ling
Shillite
WH. Wilson McGrewy
W. Fourth St
Grand Opera House
Wonderful Voices Family
Hawley’s
Vine Strest
Wood's Theatre
Haverly Minstrels
Black Belles of the Kitchen
Haverly
Garpeoen Spectae
Robert McWade
Rip van W Tate
Breoing
Terre Ty Roe
Hawley Ts
Zoological Garden
Cascade
Fountain, &c
Cnidaren
John Schichelang
Summer Garden
VINE #T
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MT ‘Garde
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Fred. Bucamann
Dan Rice
Coarel Alia
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M. & C. Railroad
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