Wreck of Santa Fe Express Near Osage City Kills Several
An eastbound Santa Fe passenger train wrecked two miles north of Osage City Kansas after the loco exploded. Victims include William Beckler Harry Holltater fireman William Moe Adams and several tramps. Engineer Strump and others are among the dead. A passenger, William Beckler, shot himself to death amid the crash.
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Osage City
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William Boeckler
William Beckler
Harry Holltater
William MoeAdames
Strump
Collapse Injures Dozens at Iowa Event
A structure collapsed injuring about thirty with several serious cases. Vice-President Stevenson and Governor Drake escaped with slight injuries as more than fifty people were on the platform. Ex-Governor Sherman and other officials suffered various hurts while being extricated from the debris.
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Burlington
Iowa
Drake
County Trensurer B
Burria
James D. Owen
Sherman
Vinton
Newbold
Mount Pleasant
Lafayette Young
Parade Draws Masses in Canton as McKinley Receives Delegations
Republican delegations arrive from New York Pennsylvania Indiana Illinois and Ohio for Major McKinley’s review in Canton Ohio. A thousand wheels parade with Chicago Buffalo Rochester Pittsburgh and Cleveland clubs, addressed by McKinley, who receives gifts including a gold porcelain tub and a gold loving cup while Buffalo riders release homing pigeons.
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James K. Dunn
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Cleveland
McKinley
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New York Jewelry Company
Mra
Major McKinley
Expenditures Outpace Receipts by Billions in Treasury Statement
The United States Treasury monthly report shows September receipts at 24 584 244 and expenditures at 20 670 535 creating a 1 995 291 deficit for the month. For the first quarter year to date receipts total 79 175 550 and expenditures 104 869 679 yielding a yearly deficit near 100 million if the trend continues.
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United States
Miota
United States Treasury
Postoffice Balance Sheet Shows Large Yearly Deficit
The Post Office Department reports for the year ended June 30 1890 revenue of 82 499 208 dollars and expenditures of 90 626 286 dollars. The excess of expenditures over receipts stands at 88 127 089 dollars, a reduction of 1 079 956 from the prior year.
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George M. Howard
Postofice Department
Cuban insurgent attack devastates Spanish line near Artemisa
Advice from Havana reports Antonio Maceo leading a night assault on Spanish troops along the trocha. Fierce fighting across the front left over 1000 Spaniards killed or wounded, with General Aralas injured. insurgents captured artillery, cartridges, and arms while dynamiting fortifications.
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Trocha
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Antonio Maceo
Aralas
Spaniab
Runaway Baltimore and Ohio freight trains collide near Philson station
Two B and O freight trains collided near Philson station east of Cumberland Maryland. Seventeen to eighteen tramp victims were found among the wreckage as rescuers cleared the debris. The crash buried engines and cars in a massive pile and halted traffic by morning.
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Alleghany
Philson Station
Cumberland
Sand Patch
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Pitt- 60N
Tralin
Maidu
Large Grain Shipments From Southern Ports to Mexico
The article notes large corn shipments from Mobile and other southern ports to Mexico after Mexico reduced import duties two months ago to ease grain shortages. Since the duty cut, 1,600,000 bushels have gone from Mobile to the City of Mexico and Pachis, far exceeding the 1835 total U S exports of under 180,000 bushels.
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Sonthern Porta
United States
Mobile
Als
Sexico
Mexico
Pachis
Spanish Government Takes Measures to Halt Emigration of Youth
The Spanish government moves to curb emigration of lower and middle class youths who fail to pay the 490 needed to redeem themselves from army service in Cuba. Officials note thousands have gone to South America France and Algeria seeking avoidance. Eighteen thousand of 60,000 men bought immunity for 1895 and evidence suggests many have again purchased exemptions this year.
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France
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Three Moonshiner Women Arrested in Kentucky Stil Case
Three mountain maids Polly Mitchell Katie Marra and Sallie Fallen were jailed in Louville Kentucky charged with maintaining an illicit still. The women allegedly ran a long standing operation unseen until Sallie’s beau mentioned it triggering a Secret Service arrest and the still’s destruction.
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Loulaville
Kentucky
Polly Mitchell
Katie Marra
Saliie Fallen
Sallie
Beau
Robbery at First Bank of Wallowa County Oregon
Three robbers entered the First Bank of Fowpbh Wallowa County Oregon and looted coins and currency from vaults and boxes while four others waited inside. A young man named Alexander shot two robbers. one died at once and another was wounded, the third escaped with a sack of coins heading for a nearby horse.
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Fowpbh
Wallowa County
Oregon
Alexander Glonally
Baby girl born as smallest human infant in Indiana
A baby girl weighing fourteen guners was born to Mr and Mrs W H W Peturs of Elkhart County Indiana. Described as the smallest flesh born to humans she measured eight inches long and four inches in the chest area yet is bright healthy and cries lustily with good prospects of life. The Forres family in Burlington New Jersey had a similar tiny infant weighing forty cannus at three months.
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