Independent British income outstrips population growth
The text notes the income of the independent nation has grown three times faster than population. It cites large American immigration demand for passages before Oct 4, widespread Chicago public school closures due to fire safety limits, and Ireland's midyear population of 4,400,509. It also mentions U S savings deposits rising, Turkish-Armenian tensions, and varied economic signals from 1895.
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Great Britain
English cousins on yacht terms and cycling perils
The text contrasts English and American usage, criticizes vocabulary such as elevator, and notes a Minneapolis bicyclist death. It mentions Prof Riley of Washington and a London physician's article on Sir Walter Beattie, plus a court martial of Capt Sumner over docking practices aboard the Columbia.
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Minneapolis
Riley
Washington
London
Walter Beatt
Sumner
Columbia
United States
Downihan
Latent News from the Telegraph and World Updates
Washington reports Secretary Olney returned from New England. Consular reports indicate convict labor use grows in Germany while efforts to curb it rise. Notable notices include divorce petitions, the Anthony pledge, a potential visitation to the Atlanta exposition, and various accidents and deaths across the U.S. plus political and theatrical items.
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Washington
Olney
Waashington
New England
State Department
Germany
Nathaniel Paige
Antono Mora
N Advertisementa
Ordnance Bureau
The
War Department
Thatchkiss Ordnance Company
Notable deaths and criminal cases across cities
Daniel Coffee a leading San Francisco detective died by suicide. In Nashville Rebecca Polk and Lizzie Robinson stand trial for pension fraud totaling $10,000. East St Louis city engineer Alexander Abend killed himself while insane. Drayton Ohio resident Mary E King stabbed by escort. Joh Golden a pensioner may die. Rochester Ohio minister Rev James Woodward Young reportedly killed himself.
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Doltwrre
Daniel Coffee
San Francisco
Rebecca Polk
Lizzie Robinson
Nashville
Tenn
Alexander E. Abend
East St. Louis
Mary E. King
Drayton
Ohio
Joh Golden
James Woodward Young
Rochester, Ohl
Fragmented Crime Roundup From Hidalgo to Oregon
A garbled wire of reports lists robberies, assaults, and deaths across many locales. Entries include five highwaymen near Pachucthl Hidalgo, a Chinaman murder case in Joliet, a man sent to Pittaburi for beating his wife, and a San Antonio School superintendent's surrender after a fatal quarrel. Also noted are a Paris asylum patient’s death by suicide, a drunken attack in Preble County, a murder accusation in Wright County, and a series of arrests for a New Mexico post office raid. Foreign items reference cholera in Tangiers and Africa, Cuban insurgent activity, and European intrigue.
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Bla
Pachuchtl
Hidalgo
Mex
Ixedole
Bellaigan
Joliet Penitentiary
Chiviatinn County
Chinaman
Moore
Pittaburi
Donahiue
Gillge
West Alexandera
Preble County
John Golden
Dayton
Ohio
Mary EB. Kin
Thomas Beyers
Petrona
Ind
Eltwood Overstreet
O. C. Allen
Woodstock
Wright County
Iowa
Sirs. Hicks
Allen
Bloseburg
N. Mex
Jackson
Miel
Sherif
Parma
Milwaukee Doctor Accused in Morphine Ring Scandal
Police reveal Dr. Wick exploited teen girls tied to a Milwaukee mission kindergarten to obtain morphine and funds. Fifteen alleged victims report coercion, with one death. authorities hold Wick without bail as they decide charges.
Pneumatic dynamite guns advance for San Francisco defense
The United States government nears completion of pneumatic dynamite guns for Golden Gate defense. Two large guns could be fired after 24 hours of prep. Tests within ten days aim to demonstrate off hull blows, with turnover to the government in about six weeks.
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San Francisco
United States
Golden Gate
Forgery Charge Against W S Tuttle in St Paul
A warrant issued by Thomas B. Morrow seeks the arrest of William S. Tuttle, about 32, on forgery allegations. Tuttle, well known in St Paul, is tied to his father Morris C. Tuttle of a real estate firm at 57 National German American Bank Building and 124 West Fourth Street. A sensational note claims Mrs Badie Reeder, wife of a St Paul and Duluth conductor, disappeared with Tuttle along with an associate and Mrs Lillian Miller.
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St. Paul
Thomas B. Morrow
Washburn
William 8. Tuttle
Puttle
Morris C. Tuttle
National German-American Bank
Miyes
West Fourth Street
St.Paul
Badle Reeder
Trains Engine Crashes. Two Men Die Near Bloomington
A construction train on the Toledo, Peoria and Western derailed near Washington, destroying the engine at high speed. Engineer James Dillon and plorman Brown were crushed to death in the wreck.
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Bloomington
Washington
Toledo, Poorin & Western
James Dillon
Plroman Brown
Italian royal review marks recession day procession
King Humbert Queen Marguerite and Italian ministers reviewed veterans bearing flags and decor in Rome today. The scene recalled memories of 1870 as part of the ceremony.
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Rome
Humbert
Marguerite
Veterine
Ber
Thors
Appointment of John II Baker as tax secretary in Managua
Washington reports the president has named John II Baker of Minntexom as secretary of taxation at Managua Nicaragua. Baker is the son of Minister Baker.
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Haber
Washington
Haw
John II, Baker
Minntexom
Managua
Nicaragua
Baker
Escapee Robert Baimon Captured Near Seven Corners
Robert Baimon, the colored prisoner who escaped from the city hospital, was recaptured early this morning at Seven Corners by Officer August Baer who found him wandering about the streets.
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Paul
Robert Baimon
City Hospital
Seven Corners
August Baer
Convict Escape Attempt Leaves Deputies Dead in Arkansas
Deputy Sheriffs Waris and Stitt were shot and killed near Mangland Tenonek county while trying to recapture an escaped prisoner named Lacey. The incident occurred on September 25 as authorities pursued the convict.
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Ping Bhi
Ark
Waris and
Stitt
Arkansas County
Mngland
Tenonek County
Tll
Lacey
Inter Legal Congress Attendance in New York Meeting
Great interest marked the proceedings of the inter legal congress in New York by Sept 25. Noted physicians and divnyers and foreign attendees were present. Key questions included what constitutes unsoundness of mind and legal responsibility in infancy and mentally challenged persons. Clark Bell, ex-president of the New York Medico-Legal Society, was elected president of the congress.
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Inter Legal
Congress
New York
Tim Country
Herglind
Clark Bell
New York Medico-Legal Society
Formal Challenge for the America Cup Presented in London
C C Rose and yacht designer M Soper conferred in London on Sept 26 7 regarding details of a yacht to challenge for the America's cup. They will cable the Royal Victoria Yacht Club secretary to issue an unconditional challenge on behalf of D Rose for a series of matches against any US yacht. The challenger yacht Distant Shore measures 80 feet on the waterline.
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C. C. Rose
London
M. Soper
Charles Day Rose
Royal Victorian Yacht Club
New York Yacht Club
Mall Challenge
Royal Victoria
D. Rose
United States
Chicago to Lake Merserta Line Proposed by New Railway
Chicago to Lake Merserta would offer rapid cheap transport from Chicago to a Lake region, proposed by the Chicago & Wisconsin Toland Bakes Railroad company recently incorporated in Wisconsin. Survey work will start soon and a line from Chicago to Madison with branches to lake resorts, Milwaukee, and extensions is contemplated.
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Chicago
Lake Merserta
Lake Region
Chicago & Wisconsin Toland Bakes Railroad Company
Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Milwaukee
Itiahmen Will Meet In Chicago At National Irish Convention
The national convention of Irish societies opens in Y M C A hall with broad Midwest and national representation. Tony delegates arrive by train as McCoy's hotel buzzes with conferences and welcomes new arrivals. John T. Keating estimates about 1,500 delegates will attend when the convention opens.
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Itiahmen
Chicago
Tony
McCoy's Hotel
John T. Keating
Ancient Order of Hibernians
Continutes
Two girls vanish then found with gamblers arrest in district
In Rioux Falls M D on Sept 25 thirteen year old Lin Harding and fourteen year old Maud Odell disappeared and were found roaming downtown. They had been enticed and kept by Charles Bell and Robert Shannon gamblers. The men were bound over in ten dollars each and jailed. Initial rumors of intemperance faded as the case settled.
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Rioux Falls
M. D
Lin Harding
Maud Odell
Charlea Bell
Robert Shannon
County Attorney Sustains Leg Injury in Mill Visit
Benton County Attorney AL Stenn of Sauk Rapids was injured while visiting Line free saw mill. He slipped on a heap of bark as a carriage approached and was struck, breaking both bones of his right leg below the knee.
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Tithe Palk
Minn
AL Stenn
Sauk Rapids
Benton County
Te Wir
Wile
Record heat ties all-time high in Bowton
Taking In Bowton on September 25 reports the city matched its warmest day ever and exceeded every September high from the past decade. The stretch of record warmth highlights an exceptional late summer spell for the area.
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Bowton
Boston
Sea of Flame Blasts Wig Awamp into Fame
A gale in Appleton Wisconsin last night swept away a stretch of tinder described as a mile and a half long and about a mile wide, fanning a blaze into a sea of flames. Fire crews battled the blaze as residents watched, fearing further spread.
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Appleton
Wis
Winona Factory Blown Down In Storm Damage
Paectory Mown Down near Winona Minnesota during the recent storm causing about 1500 dollars in damage. Lamberton Elevator smokesmel also toppled with minor damages reported.
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Winona
Min
Wincona
Lamberton Elevator Company
Saloon Smalltime Gambler Drops Dead in Sioux Falls
Michael Colt of Minneapolis an Italian smallchin playing a saloon here dropped dead likely from acute alcoholism and exposure as he faced sudden fall illness. incident reported in Sioux Falls on September 25.
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Sioux Falla
8. D
Michael Colt
Minneapolis
Durrant Trial Opens As Defense Hints Cleric Suspect
San Francisco September 27 The Superior Court trial of Theodore Durrant for the murder of Blanche Lamont attracts a vast crowd as defense attorney Duprey implies the killer may be Emanuel Church pastor John Gibson. Witnesses recount Durrant’s alibi and a chisel found in the pastor’s study. a Pinkerton man later claims a letter from Lamont could prove Durrant’s innocence.
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San Francisco
Department of Th
Superior Court Jt
Mheodore Durrant
Blanche Lantont
Was & Keane
California
Durrant
Eugene Duprey
Rov
John Gibson
Emanuel Church
Blanche Lamont
Duprey
Fhvet
John George Gibson
Matilda Durrant
Toronto
Canada
Theodore
Reynolds
Omaha
The
Bee
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Royal Baking Powder praised by chemist Walter B Haines
Walter B Haines M D C chemist to the Chicago Board of Health endorses Royal Baking Powder as superior to all others. He claims it is free from adulteration and produces greater leavening gas than any competing powder.
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Walter 8. Haines
Chicago Board of Health
Embezzlement arrest in Saint Paul
Mrs D W Batley a former South Minneapolis resident was arrested in St Paul by Inspectors Morrissey and Courtney on a charge of embezzlement. The Minneapolis Dry Goods company claims she obtained goods valued at 87 74 and disposed of them when she had no right to. Triple Murder in Brooksville Ky shocks small village as Jasper Sharp attacked by George and wife McClanahan. Sharp shot and killed the woman after a knife assault on him and his daughter.
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Minchaneers
Boston
trans-Atlantic Steamship Companies
Benndin Steamship Company
Danvers
Thomas Richardson
Ashburn
California
Wellington
Ohio
Ella Shipman
Cleveland
Sera Mecer
Seattle
Wash
St. Louis Car Company
American Car Company
Albert Walton
Omani
B. H. French
Casner
Wyo
Edward A. Cudahy
Cudahy Packing Company
Douglas
Chicago
United States
Canuda
Supreme Lodge, Knights and Labor
Ilanor
Witharill
St. L Louis
Hazardoss
Moton
McLean, Jr
Conrad Halley
Dalley
Brooksville
Berlin
Jasper Sharp
George McClanahan
Sharp
McClanahan
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Staat Atnhwonth
Emtor Axd
Eieven
Irish Register General
Ireland
Stratfordoh-Avonthia
N Bo Savings Banks
Massachusetts
Porte
Armenia
Yale
Spain
Mmne
Sarah Bernhardt
Atlanta Exposition
Mra. Langtry
Susan B. Anthony
William Bowles
Rockford, St
Trinity Church
New York City
Duke of Marlborough
W. K. Vanderbilt
Europe
Joseph Jefferson
George 8
Burchill
Fort Worth
Lex
Thomas MM. Cooley
Ann Arbor
Mich
Red
Don Jayne de Bourbon
Don Cnarios
Alphonse
Mercedes
Tord Beaumont
Yorkshire
England
Senator Morrill
Vermont
Senate
Gage
George Augustus Sata
Daily Telegraph
Brighton
Eng
Robert Grant
Thomas Thompson
Miopolis
Alfred Watson
Rochester
N. Y
Charles L. McArthur
Troy
Saratoga
Henry Edwards
John Hall
Maud
Jobo
Gillam
Cross Okla
Arkansas River
Mary Finnes Clifford
Spencer House
Mireman Charles Sanderfur
H. A. Bauvers
Hdward Canfield
Vandalla
Must Collinsville
Madrid
Tangiers
Gil
Piedra
Andros
Morocco
Africa
Yadio Sagun
Medias
Maria
Rodriguez
Portrosillo
Baron von Hammerstein
Kreuz “Eitung
Zillerthal
Tyral
Pfister Joch
Scots Guards
Royal
Aiwauken
Davey Wiek
Binth Street
Germain Plicad
Ranced Swallow Mission
Fourth Front
Dr. Wick
Dr. Wiek
Dr. Wieck
Hattie Cole
Myrtle Owens
Alice of Health
Clark Doti
Warants
Hila ‘Oventue
John Goirigo Gibaon
Hmanuel Chuceh
Biuticho Manone
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