G A R Encampment News From Louisville Ends In Honors
The 29th annual G A R encampment in Louisville closes amid sobering events after a grand stand collapse during fireworks injuring many and five deaths. Officers elected include Commander in Chief I N Walker of Indianapolis and other leaders from Kentucky Illinois and Washington.
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Louisville
Furly
Wilder Park
National Association of ex-Prisoners of War
George W. Grant
Minnesota
Charles F. Sherrill
Pennsylvania
John 8. Ferguson
Iowa
8. W. Long
New Jersey
St. Paul
I.N. Walker
Indianapolis
A. W. Ketcham
I. A. Waller
Richmond
Perryville
Clarkson
Nebraska
Walker
Clarkston
Lawler
Kentucky
Hobson
Michael Minton
C. A. Cosgrove
Washington
J. O. Gregg
Montana
Coke Workers Strike Ordered in Scottdale Region
The Scottdale convention endorses a general strike in the coke region. Reports say workers are organizing in unison and prepared to act quickly, with the strike expected to begin at once and potentially spread across the entire area.
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Coke Workers
Brown
Scottdale
Supreme Court Sets Hearing Date in Taylor Writ of Error
The supreme court fixes Wednesday October 2 for hearing Taylor writ of error arguments, to challenge sentence validity and excess. The date comes despite the court's habeas corpus decision. Attys for Taylor will argue both sentence validity and excess.
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Taylor
Prrrie
S. D
Supreme Court
Quarantine Ordered for Rio de Janeiro Arriving from Orient
San Francisco health board meets and declares Nagasaki and Yokohama ports inserted. The steamer Rio de Janeiro from the Orient is to stay in quarantine until passengers mail and cargo can be fumigated.
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San Francisco
Board of Health
Nagasaki
Yokohama
Rio de Janeiro
Crisp Denies Endorsement Prefers No Presidential Nominee
A Athens Ga dispatch to the Republic reports ex Speaker Crisp denying any stated endorsement of Whitney for the Democratic presidential nomination. He says he has not expressed a preference for any candidate.
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Crisp
St. Louis
Athens
Republic
Whitney
Ex Congressmen Cleared in Conspiracy Case
Judge Clifford ruled there was no evidence of conspiracy to defraud in a deal involving Evans and Evergreen Park property for a flat in Chicago. Ex congressman John A. McShane B J Scamel Omaha attorney Culver Ard James Atwood were discharged along with others after witnesses testified.
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Cheicago
Crreaco
Clifford
John A. McShane
B. J. Scamel
Omaha
Atorney
State Street
Cloud Court
Mecphane
Bartlett
Roach
Culver
Mess
Winnie Andrews
Port Townsend
Boston
Joshua Sells
Bloomington
Charles Key
Paris
Tex
Jerry McIntyre
Irt Hunt
Louisville
Knights of Labor of Arkansas
Sovereign
W. GC
Pierre
Insaac
Wlcott
Fairburry
Ill
Tacoma
Wash
Tacoma Land Company
Robert Cherrie
Washington
San Francisco
West Union
Kansas Livestock Sanitary Board
McShane
Chicago
New York
Treasury
Spain
Havana
Springfield
C. B. Stuart
United States
Inalian Territory
Hughlett
Montgomery County
Missouri
Inaugural Procession Opens Cotton States Exposition
Atlanta opens the Cotton States and International Exposition at 6 am for 120 days with a grand procession representing half the nations of the earth. Key speakers to address the crowd as the grounds showcase nine tenths of the exhibits and most buildings completed except a few state booths. Odd Fellows hold Grand Lodge meeting in Atlantic City, debating a universal password and grip proposal.
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Atlanta
Pennsylvania
New York
Illinois
Massachusetts
Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
Atlantic City
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Independent Order
Lewis van Norden
Ohio
Osage and Sac and Fox Hold Week Long Pony Race
Osage visitors join Sac and Fox in eastern Oklahoma for a week long pony race with a notable display by Osage squaws in gaudy calico bloomers. In Knoxville a grand parade honors a Sons of Veterans battlefield encampment drawing about fifteen thousand spectators.
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Mboomera
Gurmin
O. T
Here
Knoxville
Sons of Veterans
Mark Twain Tour Reaches Sydney Amid Cholera Travel Disruption
Mark Twain arrives in Australia during a lecture tour. A planned talk in Honolulu was canceled due to a cholera outbreak, affecting his schedule and travel plans across the region.
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Mark Twain
Syping
Australia
Honolulu
Markets Reported by Wire Wheat Prices Jump on Rumors
Chicago grain and provisions report says smaller world shipments and gold deposit rumors push wheat higher. December wheat closes around 1.731 cents per bushel, May corn up about 4 cents, May oats up 1 cent with mixed futures for pork lard ribble values listed for September and upcoming months.
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Chicago
Chicago Live Stock Market Report Sept 17
In Chicago prices for cattle range from common to prime with stockers and feeders strong at 2.40 to 4.00, primes 5.70 to 6.00, westerns active for fattening, bulls 1.75 to 3.59, cows and heifers 1.50 to 3.25, calves 4.25. Hogs mostly 4.00 to 4.60 with shippers 4.40 to 4.55, lambs 3.00 to 4.75. total receipts cattle 6,000 calves 800 hogs 16,000 sheep 19,003. Souta Omaha report shows steady beeves, stockers strong, hogs 2,000 head lower. bulk 4.40 to 4.60.
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Chicago
Texas
Western Rangers
Montana
Utah
Oregon
Colorado
Souta
Omaha
Oman
Hebt
Nee
Happenings at Home and Abroad
A broad, crowded digest of incidents including land sales on Puyallup reservation, a murder attempt in Denver, a drowning in Michigan, legal notes from Canton to Mason City, and diverse reports from Illinois to Texas. It records accidents, crimes, arrests, and notable deaths across multiple states with dates and names.
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Puyallup
Washington
William Rose
Philip Cuhn
Denver
Johnny Hefer
Fairfield
Mich
Carl Browne
Coxey
Canton
Durr
Mason City
Texas
Hinkley
Chicago Board of Trade
Ortonville
Hibernians
Galesburg
Lafe Holland
St. Joseph
Fred Voss
Buck Hent+ gose
Duluth
North Dakota
Minnesota
Sioux City
Samuel Haines
Augusta
Missouri State University
Columbia
H. H. Holmes
Howard Pietzel
Covington
Ind
Prolific 19th Century Local News Across States
A sweep of brief notices reports deaths Mrs Lulu Reynolds in Detroit and Edward Maple in Indiana, a fatal railway wreck in Oregon, frosts in New York and Ohio valleys, a Gaza of events from Illinois to Colorado including robberies, fires, arrests, inspections, bank settlements, and public health alerts with cholera concerns across several states and cities.
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Lulu V. Reynolds
Michigan
Prohibition State Journal
Harper Hospital
Detroit
Hta Schneider
Hastings
Minn
Arlington
Ore
Upper
Ohio Valley
West Virginia
New York
Torreon
Mex
Hahualilo
United States
Postan
Edward Maple
Stuart
St. Louis
Chicago and St. Paul
Alton
Ills
Shirley
Woda Douglas
International Deep Waterways Association
Cleveland
Louisville
Colo
Rank Germain
Hiwood
Ind
South St. Paul
Wyo
James Walsh
H. H. Robinson
Herbert Lynville
Wahish
Robinson
Tracy
Emma Kessler
Will County
Linois
First National Bank of
Fort Pierre
District Court terms fixed for 1891 in Montana counties
Regular terms of the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District are set for 1891. Jefferson county sessions begin on the first Mondays in January April July and October while Madison county sessions start on the third Mondays in February May August and November. Beaverhead county sessions meet on the second Mondays in March June September and December with court opening at 10 a.m. on each Monday. By order of the court. R.Z. Trostas, Clerk.
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Jefferson County
Madison County
Beaverhead County
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