Death of Colonel Patrick Sarsfield Gilmore Bandmaster
Colonel Patrick Sarsfield Gilmore, famed bandmaster, died suddenly at the Lindell hotel after a day of illness. He lingered through the evening with his wife and daughter present, priests granting last rites, and his death followed by his remains sent to New York aboard the Big Four. Frendenwold named to lead the band. estate valued around $40,000.
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Patrick Sarsfield Gilmore
Lindell Hotel
Gilmore
New York
Frendenwold
General James W. Husted Dies After Illness at Home
General James W. Husted, a prominent New York state politician, died at his Peekskill residence at 8 08 last night after a recent illness that began on his way to the Republican convention. An emergency dose given on the train was reportedly an overdose. He had been in frail health since returning from the convention and was known for his charities to the poor of Peekskill.
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Reeskill
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Interior Department
Anaconda
Boulder
Cley
Bozeman
Buete
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Greater Walls
Pelena
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Champion female pugilist Hattie Leslie dies in Milwaukee
Hattie Leslie, who billed herself as the world champion female pupilist, died of typhoid pneumonia in Milwaukee after being killed at the People's theatre last week. She had not appeared since September 1888 at Navy Island where she defeated Alice Leary for $500 with slow-tight gloves. Lablanche the Marine was jailed for aiding in that bout.
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Hattie Leslie
Milwaukee
People’s Theatre
Alice Leary
Navy Island
Lablanche
Justice Lamar Stricken With Paralysis in Washington
Supreme Court Justice Lamar has been stricken with paralysis and lies very low in Washington. Relatives from Philadelphia have been summoned to his side as the illness progresses.
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Lamar
Philadelphia
Supreme Court
Washington
Canadian Jurist Sir William Richiet Dies at 79
Ottawa Sept 26 Sir William Johnstone Richiet justice of the supreme court of Canada died Sunday morning aged 79.
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Ont
Sir William Johnstone _Richiet
Supreme Court of Canada
Judge Everett Adams Dies in Savannah Eminent Jurist
Judge Everett Adams longtime Georgia jurist and public figure died in Savannah on a Saturday. General John Pope of St Louis died at the Soldiers home in Sandusky at 11 o clock last night.
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Savannah
Georgia
Pope
Sandusky, O
John Pope
St. Louis
Count De Trapani Dies in Paris
Count de Trapani, half brother of Ferdinand I, died in Paris on September 26.
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Paris
Ferdinand I
Abatement of cholera spreads hope in Hamburg area
The Sept 26 report notes crowds back in streets and venues as weather stays clear and cool. Total cholera cases reach 1907 with 9 700 deaths officially, hospitals report 2 213 patients under care, while official tallies cite 7 348. Swinburne Island census shows few hospitalized and convalescents amid quarantine updates in New York. France reports twelve new cases at Portell and six deaths in a Cologne suburb.
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Hamper
Swinburne Island
France
Paris
Portell
Cologne
Warpath Fear Among Indians After Pine Ridge Policies
Pierke D C reports from Sept 26 that Indian runners from the Bad Lands seek Cheyenne support for a new warpath. They are buoyed by government action after Pine Ridge, with quickly paid tribal property claims and raised rations, while whites await lengthy hearings on losses.
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Pierke
James Cavanagh
Cheyenne River
Pine Ridge
Representatives of Eight Organizations Demand Arbitration
A union meeting in Cedar Rapids formed a committee representing eight organizations to urge the Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern to submit differences for arbitration. They claim train orders by incompetent managers caused issues and threaten a general strike if refused. Five workers between Cedar Rapids and Burlington left offices Saturday amid growing departures.
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Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern Road
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
Quarantine Ended in New York and New Jersey
United States ends quarantine for contagious pleuro-pneumonia in Kings and Queens counties New York and Essex Hudson counties New Jersey, dissolving all department quarantines nationwide. Also reports riots in Cheyenne and other brief notices across the Midwest with arrests, bail, and ongoing investigations.
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United States
Notable 19th Century Notes Reach Across Nations
Count Caprivi to accompany Emperor William to Vienna. Odd Fellows and other fraternal orders report funds and meetings. Reports mention union struggles, fires, political arrests, and notable deaths. Events include missionary voyages, capital-city rallies, and international maritime ceremonial plans.
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William
Vienna
Odd Fellows
Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire Men
Golden Medical Discovery Promises Widespread Health Benefits
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is advertised as a universal tonic that stimulates liver function purifies and enriches blood repairs and strengthens the body aids digestion and nutrition and builds flesh and vigor. The seller claims it cures scrofulous humors blood-taints and consumption if taken in time with a money back guarantee and seasonal claims about other tonics.
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Dr. Pierce
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