Royal Welcome to the Northwest for Villard Visit
Minneapolisl celebrated President Villard and guests with a sweeping procession through Nicollet and Washington avenues. A grand display featured mills, wagons, timber, and industrial scenes, while crowds praised Villard Arthur Grant Sheridan Lincoln. Banquets followed at Lyndale and Lafayette hotels as part of the city welcome.
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Mensneapols
Minneapal
Villard
Minneapolis
Gireich
Sheridan
Lincoln
Nicollet Tlouse
Arthur
Washburn
Robert Scoln
Grant
Willard
Linculn
Royal Welcone
National Park
Minnesota
Ehen
Portland
Nl.p. Stailway
Pittsury
Father
Madison Legion of Honor elects officers for 1884
The Madison Legion of Honor Supreme Council elected 25 fellows and appointed committees for 1884. Officers include Supre. Commander Michael Nisbet and other named officials. Separately, Pennsylvania and Ohio papers note State Commissioners consider delaying a contract with Jowarnd & Deni to avoid default costs, while Chicago auditors assess future losses and project building costs at about 189,000.
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Legion of Honor
Madison
Did
Supreme Council of the American View of Elonor
Michael Nisbet
Pennsyt
Commack
J Prew Jersess
Lonista
Javoh Toburts
Dermeyivania
Rey.Inks
Buscot
Rimi Committee
Charles TL Ducluman
Charles BE
Lever of
Peneyivan
William J
Xniaxapolis
Board of State
Up Conessioners
Jowarnd & Deni
Joe
Sean
Hera
Chicago
Muzzling the Press and Legal Spreads in the Republic
In Galveston on September 4 a lengthy editorial discusses a press law punishing publication deemed to incite upheaval before the general election. The piece notes Diaz’s influence on the law and hints at use against opposition prose. Nearby reports include Ledgerwood’s financial trouble in Green County and a fatal dispute involving Wolf Croke and the Jackson Cattle Company at Camp Supply. Monsignor Capel’s Newport address on the papacy and church authority closes the data.
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Galveston
Monterey
Max
Diaz
Iim
Ib Wae
Bones City
Kan
Kutian
Oanmirdes
Smith
Oshimi Ala
Othe Dominics Catée Company
Alf Thurnmand
Torenau
Jackson Catte Company
United States Marshal
Adshi
Phonan
Fatal Explosions Kill Two Men In Indiana And South Dakota
In DVANSVILLE Indiana on September 4 Doe Gaston a farm helper was fatally injured when a powder can exploded after a co worker smoking near it sparked a blast that tore his right arm and mutilated his head and face He died the next morning. In SEA CITY also on September 4 Joe Boyer was thrown from a horse into barbed wire fence sustaining severe injuries with one leg and side injuries and head wounds considered fatal.
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Dvansville
Ind
Doe Gaston
Nesro
Bng
Flo
Ellow Lahorer
Sea City
Joe Boyer
Dunbar
Tuscola man jailed for revenue law violation
Virgal Lester, a Tuscola resident, was arrested by Detective J F Rittenhouse and jailed for safekeeping. He is charged with violating United States revenue laws. Local residents helped in the case, after much effort.
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Shbawa
Virgal Lester
Tuscola
J. F. Rittenhouse
Lester
Colored Convention a Failure and Debts Report
Washington Sept 4. Reports from the Public Debt Statement note a failed colored convention in Louisville and leadership by Fred Douglass. delays in tax rebates and refunds draw attention as Congress awaits appropriations. Comptroller Knox previews a concise annual report without radical currency reforms. Also included are debt figures, and presidential election intrigue in Philadelphia with Harris and Sprague. Detective Hindshilt’s suicide adds to New York news.
Death From Heart Disease Shocks Corry Community
Corry Pa Sept 3 news reports the death of fifty six year old M Pooler found dead at his residence yesterday. Police and local officials say the death appears to be from a heart condition with no immediate signs of foul play.
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Corry, Pa
Atian
M. Pooler
Destructive Fire at Cincinnati Rag Warehouse
A fierce blaze broke out on the first floor of a rag and paper warehouse in Cincinnati near 232 Wainwright Street. Fire spread up five stories as crews battled the flames. several workers were injured and rushed to hospital while a spectator died after being struck by falling debris. Firemen were knocked by collapsing shelves during efforts to control the fire.
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Cincennati
Dienmy & Co
Canother
Abrs
O'Don- Linttie
M Burke
Annie
Nellie Kelly
Asin
Dell
Yaven Staple Manufacturing Company
New
Yaven Muufacturing Company
Strong Cartridge Company
Tooks and Taufactivers
Charles Brown
Nan Bristol
Took and Ladder Company No. 3
Hades
Sas
Pont
X. Y
Joe
Est
Wits
Lore Aerfelt
Westhall
Germany
Mayer
Death of Jimtge Downer in Milwaukee Wisconsin
PILWAUKEER Wis Sept 4 June Downer long prominent Milwaukee figure and Supreme Court retiree died Sunday at residence No 7 Prospect Avenue after months of illness. Born in Vermont Sept 15 1815 he studied at Darkharouth College and later moved to Louisville then Milwaukee in 1843 where he practiced law. He joined the Milwaukee Daily Sentinel staff March 1 1844 and held it until 1866. Downer served as judge on the Milwaukee bench and was a longtime civic figure.
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Hue
Louisville
Fred Dougla
Hans
Texas
Tantisvile
Lilemnal Revenge Bureau
California
Tomeroy
Fansworth
Stephen Harris
Charles 1
Harris
William Sprague
Sprague
Morris
Quidneck
Eva Randolph
Phildelphia
Pilwaukeer
Wis
Downer
Supreme Court
Milwaukee
Prospect Avenue
Siar
Vermont
Darkhavuth College
Lanuisville
Ure Supreme Court
Gil
Elo
Offlev
Sceuner
Sul
Durwner
Milwaukee Dily Sentinel
Rufus Kine
Jim Downer
April
Spetngfield
Elkin
Cooper Township
W.S. Hos
Foreign Intelligence and Amid War News
A lengthy dispatch reports global unrest and military threats, noting shortages and casualties across Europe and Asia. It covers actions in Spain, France, Germany, and Austria, with references to proclamations, royal orders, and suspected plots. Also included are reports of volcanic disturbances in Java, relief efforts, and a U.S. treasury shooting incident plus local inquests and Havana yellow fever deaths.
Grandin well No. fourteen yields 400 barrels first day
Travsque Pa Sept 4 Grandin well No fourteen is on for about 400 barrels the first day. China to the Seat of War notes march troops and Tonguin certainty. Special Dispatch to the Evening Observer.
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Cho Wer
Tonguin
China
Evening Observer
Travsque
Dishonest Clerk Charged With Embezzling Bank Funds
Special Dispatch reports in Bervato that this forenoon Donovan arrested Henry Handel employed as collector by Gowan and Stover soap manufacturers. Handel is charged with embezzling 1107 dollars.
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Evening Observer
Bervato
Donovan
Henry Handel
Gowan & Stover
The Tonquin War Escalates From Hong Kong
Special Dispatch reports 1000 plus troops from Shanghai en route to Canton passed through Hong Kong. More troops arrive from Shanghai as 1500 crossed Mong Kai into Tonquin territory. Annamilies threaten Mameinah and Chinese forces cross Mong Kaj risking full war.
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Tonquin
Evening Observer
Inesa Rose
Shanghai
Canton
Hong Kong
Mong Kai
Tonquin Territory
Mameinah
Mong Kaj
Noted Free Soiler L. Whitman Dies in Cambridge
L. Whitman, a prominent Free Soiler of the 1850s and later head of the National Cemeteries in the South after General Thomas, died in Cambridge at age seventy. The city mourns a long public career and a figure tied to Civil War era policy.
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L. Whitman
Thomas
Cambridge
Four Die in Frightful Explosions and Collapses
A North Dakota dispatch reports four men killed and five others seriously injured when a threshing machine engine exploded this morning near Frankfort. The separator caught fire as wheat stacks burned, with one man torn to pieces. Separate notes mention storm damage in Texas and a German bridge opening disaster at Steglitz with multiple deaths and unknown injuries.
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Mian
Frankfort
Dakota
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