Big Fires in St Louis Strike Plant Milling and Mansur Tibbetts
Fire alarms staggered across St Louis as Plant Milling Company and Mansur Tibbetts Farming Supplement building complexes burned. The blaze at the fifth floor and warehouse spread rapidly, collapsing sections and threatening nearby structures. Total losses near two million with limited injuries and widespread alarm calls through the day.
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Chateau Avenue
Tenth
Swat
Pacific Storage Company
Mansur-Tibbett Farming Suplement Company
Mansur-Tibbett
East St. Louis
sur-Tibbett
Spruce
Twelfth
Olive
Sixth
Fourteenth
Morgan Streets
Nebraska Republicans Nominate Supreme Judge From Columbus
At the state convention in Wahoo the Nebraska Republicans nominated Columbus Judge Post for the supreme bench, with other candidates including Reese Cobb Harrison and Morris. The event featured Blaine and McKinley reactions and a platform praising honest money and reciprocity.
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George Thummel
Walt Seeley
Tom Cook
W. W. Simonson
John Liebster
Omaha
C. H. Gere
Lincoln
R. S. Norval
Seward
J.L. Keck
Kearney
Ross L. Hammond
Fremont
W. W. Wilson
Chadron
J. S. Kirkpatrick
Broken Bow
W. E. Peebles
G M. Humphrey
Pawnee City
John C. Watson
Nebraska City
Webster
Reese
Cobb
Post
Columbus
Harrison
Grand Island
Morris
Crete
Charles H. Marple
Douglas
Senator Shumway
Dixon
Regents
The
State University
State Central Committee
Dr. Mercer
W. F. Becher
Blaine letter urges Ohio stand by McKinley in campaign
A Times Akron dispatch reports James G. Blaine declines campaigning but urges Ohio voters to elect McKinley, contrasting protection and honest money with free trade and currency corruption. Blaine predicts Ohio will back McKinley, while Governor Hill in Rochester touts Democratic unity and victory prospects in the campaign.
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Prissure
Times
Akron
Conger
Republican National Committee
Blaine
Bar HaAmor
A. L. Conger
Campbell
Ohio
James G. Blaine
Oklahoma Land Rush Sparks Towns and Settlers in Day
Gurmiz Oklahoma Sept 24 crowds rush to land offices as 10 000 people secure homes and farms in a frenzy of activity. reports from Tohe Langston Perkins and Cimarron City note quiet Indian lands with sporadic deadly affrays feared. one riderless horse injured an old man Jamison fatally. crowds pack depots and lines grow overnight.
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Okla
Oklahoma
New England
Tohe
Langston
Perkins
Cimmaron City
Land Office
Dorkey Dones
Arcadia
O. T
Dr. Burchard Dead After Illness in Saratoga
The Rev Dr S B Burchard died in Saratoga after a brief illness. Born Sept 6 1812 in Steuben he led a long career from New York pulpits to Rutger’s female college presidency. The obituary notes a notable 1884 remark by him as Blaine’s critic and lists his surviving son and another son a lawyer.
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SaRatoGa
S. B. Burchard
Burchard
James G. Blaine
Maine Statesman
Snow and riches and unrest across distant lands
The first snow fell at S ceadville and lingered briefly. A rich silver find was reported on the St. Croix river banks in Wis. Advices from Odessa note westward troop movements. Fires, trials, and political shifts unfold as courts, congressmen, and officials face varied crises nationwide.
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Consuegra
Spain
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T. Meyer & Son
Broadway
New York
Minneapolis
Convention of Democratic Clubs of
Washington
Spokane Falls
National Association
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Women
The ad touts Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a female tonic that eases nervous distress and pain from female weakness. It claims to be entirely plant based, harmless, and capable of curing functional and organic troubles with a satisfaction guarantee or money back.
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Pierce
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