Broad notes on global trade and incidents from New York to St Petersburg
A collage of brief items reports light Maine corn pack, Exacrox in Brooklyn, gold mods in New Haven, street railway consolidations in New Haven, and Europe premium on Conomaran postage. It notes India silver imports, New York bank pouring money, and public buildings in Gex. Chicago Whidby Island sale, Canovmta street car fares, and theft during the Parliament of Religions in Chicago. Downriver items describe fires, salmon canneries in British Columbia, and a cannibar mine in Echo Grove. Declines in California fruit outlook, hay price pressures from foreign demand, and varied trade notes across continents.
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Maine
Brooklyn
Carivonyta
New Haver
Drunschat
Crotena
Grimsby
England
Toronto
Canada
Gar
India
New York Bankera
GeRx
United States
Chicago
Whidby Island
Weabhington
Ham
Tmuzyora
Parliament of Religions
Houstonia
Tre
Augusta
Queens
Suffolk Counties
New York
Yanez
Aleep
Tar National Liberal Federation of Great Britain
House of Loris
Onouzas
St. Petersburg
Russia
Jom Rapone
Echo Grove
Baugus River
Lyon
Mass
California
Lowoet
Imén
Cherokee Strip Towns Populations After Surging Inhabitants
Of the 200000 settlers who entered the Cherokee Strip on September 16, more than half have left. New town counts show Perry rising to 12000 residents and named city of the first class. Enid Pond Crook and Perry figure among the larger centers. Three bodies found east of Perry, two bearing marks of violent death.
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Cherokee Strip
Pawnee
Kirk
Kildare
Powes
Enid
Pond Crook
Aiva
Woodward
Perry
Lopling
Muntors
Murder and Wife Die in Religious Motive Case
A Carnegie Steel accountant in Pittsburg shot his wife twice and killed himself. Insanity linked to religion differences and drink, with the husband Protestant and wife Catholic. The item notes drug ads and cures common to era newspapers.
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Samuel 7. Stothart
Carnegie Steel Company
Pittsburg
Penn
Brothart
Model Sunday School Building Exhibit At World Fair
A Chicago Fair display shows fac similes of gold nuggets from Victoria Ballarat and Siberia, with notes on value. The exhibit includes meteorite samples and totems from Queen Charlotte Island and a detailed Sunday school building plan presented by International Sunday School Convention to unite workers and raise funds.
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Chicago
Victoria
Austria
Australia
Ballarat
Berlin
Tencn
Chautauqua
Sunday-school Workers of America
Bunday-school Workers of
Architectu
Curtlas Stoffmen
Frank Upmann
Noi
Elving
Massachusetts
Pennaytyauth
New York
Ohio
Michigan
Quebec
Ontario
Little
Prince Edward
Movel Bunday School
Buirding
Stony Island Avenue
India Avenue
Christ
Pactament of Religions
Rtony Tvland Nvehus
California
Ta Moody Y Presowe
Bandit raid on express car near St. Joseph turns deadly
A dummy train outing near St. Joseph Missouri ended in a gun battle that killed Fred Kohler and Hugo Engel, wounded others, and led to the capture of Charles Frederick E. Hurst Henry Glotza and William Carver. Train No 3 left Kansas City at 9 05 p m and arrived at 12 30 p m. The raid involved sixteen police officers and a staged express car defense.
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Kansan City
J. Joseph and Council
Francis
St. Joseph
Fred Kohler
Hugo Engel
Charles Freiderick
A. Hurst
Henry Gloltza
William Carver
Kansas City
Ifo
Dix
Iis
Alx
Guar
Tom
Kohler
Engel
Frederick
Henry Glelso
Sot
Bro~hur
Repeal Debate Marked by Tours and Opposition
In the Senate the repeal bill drew strong arguments from Messrs. Voorhees, White of California, Platt, Lodge, George, Gray, and others while closure attempts and filibuster tactics were noted. The House resumed work on the Federal Election bill as Burrows and Catchings sparred over committee reports and a resolution on clerks.
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Voorhees
George and
Gray
Platt
Messra
Lodge
White
California
Sitt Dar
Messr
Wolvett Anid Teller
Aod
Messrs
George
Uoostrangl
Stewart
Turpin
Senate
Cleveland
Perkins
Sirn Dar
Th Journal
Burrows Mort
Catchings
B Irrows
Ress
Burrows
Fitch
New York
Carrind
Husk
By Dive
Crain
House
Loud
Sita Dar
Uetz
Indiana
Asaistaat
Blaxwell
Bretz Oo
Committee On Naval
Yous
Unyy
Powers
Agglentture
el Gibie
Offea of Provident
Tucker
Hrosfus
Indian Bureau Advances in Indian School Work Year Ending 1895
The annual report by Commissioner Lrewning to the Interior Secretary shows a year ending 1895 with total expenditures of about 26.93 million dollars, 6.8 percent below the current appropriation. Enrollment rose to 18,207 pupils, with attendance up and funds disbursed totaling over 5 million for services and purchases, including land and treatises, under Treasury and related accounts.
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Lrewning
Todian Jura
Amd Artheley
Frost the Nail
Treasury
Vongt
Yachts Compete For America’s Cup Legacy Duel
The Vigilant is owned by a New York syndicate while Valkyrie belongs to Lord Dunraven in an international race for the America’s Cup. The cup, emblem of yachting, has been held by the New York Yacht Club since America’s winner and defended sixteen times. The last challenge before now was in 1847 when Thistle, later Meteor, owned by the German emperor, was defeated by General Paino’s Volunteer.
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New York Yachtsmen
Lord Dunraven
New York Yacht Club
General Paino
Volunteer
The America Cup Origin Details and Inscriptions
The Royal Yacht Squadron awarded a solid silver cup for a race around the Isle of Wight open to all nations. The cup measures just over two feet high, weighs about 100 ounces, and is richly ornamented with medallions. Its inscriptions include the 1851 date and the victory of America over Beatrice Volante Arrow at Cowes England.
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Tale of Wight
Royal Yacht Squadron
Cowes
England
America
Rurnus
Beatrice
Volante
Arrow
Medallions and Race Inscriptions from Historic Schooners
Inscriptions recount A schooner race program listing Wyvern Tone Constance Gypsy Queso Alar Mona Brilliant Bacchante Froli Eclipse and Aurora. One medallion notes Schooner America 370 tone Commodore John Stevens built by George Steers New York 1451. Other spaces record results of races with schooners Cambria Livonia Countess of Duferin Atalanta Gonceta Galates and Thistir.
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Wyvern
Tone
Constance
Mona
Brilliant
Amd
Aurora
America
Commodore John ©. Stevens
George Steers
New York
Cambria
Livonia
Countess of Dufferin
Gonceta
Galates
The National Game Stories From 1893 Baseball Season
This column reviews 1893 baseball events with focus on Pittsburg and Boston clubs, noting player performances, retentions, and league standings. It mentions Bracourr leading first basemen in fielding, Kintzx as top pitcher, and various team changes. Also recalls a quirk in a Washington Chicago series and historic badges from the St. Louis Association.
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Portsocno
Brcouurr
Pittsburg
Oolding
Tax Bostons
Washingtons
Beentry
Lyons
New Yorks
Bautisony
Loutaville
Kintzx
O'Hovnaxz
Farren
Wise
McQuire
Louis
Baltimores
Ulls
Boston
Alnea
Brooklyna
St. Louis
Bostons
Stazrono
New York
Ward
Ansox
Chicago
O'Rourke
Waashington
Denny
Loulaville
Washington
Chicagos
Farrett
Kittradge
Haviog
Httle
Body Found Hanging Scene in Oklahoma Dispatch
An Oklahoma dispatch reports a young man found hanging from a tree with a note reading death to anyone who cuts the body down. The inquiry focuses on settlers nearby as authorities sift through a possible connection to a prior murder involving a soldier and a killed person.
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Falr
Queen Charlotte's
Alaska
Horace
John Deans
Pacific Coast
Queen Charlotte
Irisland
Sir Deans
Thera Wura
Ony
Taey
Charlotte's Island
Indrata
Mth-Cali-Geetla
Fordinacker
Salmson Woadden
Vancouver
Hennessy
Oklahoma
Anya
Alowe
Miss Deadly Drive Tragedy Near Adrian
A man named Delon Kuney aged twenty two attempted to shoot his sweetheart Misa Matted Brainard during a drive at Adrian Juhe and fatally shot himself. The frightened incident ended almost instantly with Kuney dying at the scene.
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Delon Kuney
Adrian
Jieh
Misa Matted Brainard
Fale
Fred Nahot
Passenger train wreck near Kingsbury kills many
A head brakeman opened a switch causing a rear end collision between a passenger train and a fast freight near Kingsbury Indiana. Eleven dead and eighteen injured including several fatally. Rescue workers and townspeople filled the Masonic Hall turned morgue as engineers conductors and passengers endured harrowing scenes.
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Wabank
Kingsbury
Ind
Niagara Falls
Wabash Nailroad
Kingsbury Station
Herbert Thompson
Alding
Thompson
Bingstury
Masonic Hall
Marion
Kansas City
Warry Frenth
Charles Berho
Tom
John Green
James Coulter
James B. Wonkly
Wrenry Aron
Doctor
Barnardo's Orphanagy
London
England
Chicago
Harry French
Willem Adams
Army Marksmanship World Record Beaten at Fort Bheridon
The Infantry competition at Fort Bheridon Chicago closed with highest scores. Sergeant Jt N Davidson Sixteenth Infantry scored 621, 32 over the world mark. Lieutenant J C Gregg 603 and Sergeant Thomas O Rourke Fifteenth Infantry 00. Officials challenge any nation to compete with the team.
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United Blotea
Fort Bheridon
Chhicago
Jt. N. Davidson
Sixteenth Infantry
J.C. Gregg
Six Die in Dynamite Blast at San Francisco Sailors’ Home
A dynamite blast on the San Francisco waterfront killed six men and injured another at John Curtin’s sailors’ boarding house near Harrison Street. The explosion, aimed at Curtin and the non-union residents, destroyed three houses and left bodies burned and torn, with three instantly dead. Police arrested three men within an hour on suspicion as details emerged of threats against Curtin and his family.
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Anton Snllorn
San Francisco
Cal
Saya
Threadieil
Teta
Bra
George Holmes
William T. Mackenzie
Charles Bernard
Edward Murphy
Andrew McGulouvse
John Carta, Jr
aTumor
John Curtin
Sfnin
Mear Harrison
Curtin
Cartle
Mfr
Curio
McGuinness
Firstngin
Policomen
Late New York Market Prices for Country Produce
Wholesale prices in New York list varied quotes for beans, peas, creamery products, cheeses, canned goods, fruits and nuts, and fresh meats. Items include Italian and Welsh tub cheeses, Western creamery tubs, state factory milk, ducks, fowls, turkeys, and vegetables like potatoes, cabbage, onions, cucumbers, squash, tomatoes, and turnips with specific price ranges and unit measures.
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New York
Cholco
Tima
Cal
Grean Pons
Nutre
St. & Peon
St. & Penn
Wentern
Veese Inh
Bartlett
Penchea
WDM
State
Penn
Western
Weston
Ube
Enatera
Ontons—Orange Co
Robbery Ends in Death at Northern Indiana Normal College
Two armed men raided the college banking room in Valparaiso. Miss Kate Corboy and Miss Emma Jones resisted as one robber fired near Emma Jones. A pursuing crowd chased the robbers into the Fort Wayne road area. C F Robinson was fatally wounded by Nathan O Howe who then shot the fleeing robber Moody. Moody was later captured. The dead man’s name was B Robinson. Moody, wounded, was jailed awaiting trial.
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Northern Indiana Normal College
Valparaiso
C. F. Trobinson
C. M. Moody
Kate Cor ‘Boy
Emma Jones
Siss Jones
Arnold
Carrier Arnold
Fort Wayne
Nathan
Howe
Michigan City
Tot
Frank Howe
Robinson
Lo Wis
Moody
Kalamazoo
Department of Stenography
Veracilles
Cincinnati
Bau
Ant
Desperate mob hangs prisoner after jailbreak and manhunt
A prisoner escaped from jail under guard, was pursued by a mob across Franklin road toward Ninth Avenue. They seized him, hanged him from a tree limb, and burned the body in Roanoke River area amid thousands of onlookers. Coroner’s inquest later labeled it a mob death.
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Trout
Parente
Franklin Road
Tenth Avenue
Ninth Avenue
H. W. Gray
Ray
Campbell
Fitll
Doctor Camp
Captain Moorman
Roanoke Transfer Company
Roanoke River
Tragic Well Rescue Ends in Double Fatality at Hazard Neb
Pred Dudley and his father fell to the bottom of an old well after the rope broke during a rescue attempt. Both perished while trying to retrieve a baseball on the family property near Hazard Nebraska.
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Pred Dudley
Hazard
Neb
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E. St. Maier
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J. B. Young
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J. W. Smith
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Townsend
C. Rugh
Mechanicsburg, Pa
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Tin Grand Jury
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U.S. Gov't
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Henry Bishop
Botchout County
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Rosnoke Light Infantry
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Cohors
Dasa Saurapabilla Co
Nemlen
Dana
James
Ganes
Dana Sarsanarila Co
Belfast
Maing
Thomson
Burr
ManYaby Sudson L. Thomson Mfg, CO
Waltizam
XIASS
Ssrease Chemical CO
Frazer Axle
Densio Jonin
W.morris
Washington, D.C
Wolicent
Graydane
Spode Kartletts
Rowe York
Aso
Tarchine
Warren
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