Woman's Christian Temperance Union rescinds endorsement of St John
Telegraph reports a flurry of political notices from New York to Pittsburgh on September 20. Miss Lozier denounces the suffrage linked ticket as unauthorized while the W C T U rescinds its earlier endorsement of St John. Various district nominations and civics notes follow.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
St. John
New ‘Yers
Miss Lozier
Woman’s Suffrage Party
Clemence
Lozier
Scranton
J. B. Storm
Congress
Boston
Jon. A. A. Ranney
Pomaverpna
Averhart
New York
St. Thomas Church
Fifth Avenue
Elizabeth Cullom
George W. Cullom
Greenwood Cemetery
W. Hancock
U.S A
John Jacob Astor
Whitelaw Reid
Monongahela Valley Miners Strike Hearing Admits Prisoners
In Monongahela City Pa on September 20 striking miners arrested for conspiracy faced a hearing with Judge Hart ordering continued detention for trial. Bail reduced to 206 dollars. eighteen prisoners funded the sum, others returned to jail. Three women linked to the incidents were also arrested and bailed. A veteran woman addressed non unionists lamenting her husband’s prison ordeal and urging courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart
Ciry
Washington
Hart
City Marshal killed in Scottsdale style arrest
City Marshal Peter Clark aged sixty went to the house of John Ahearn to serve a summons. He was met at the door by Ahearn's wife who resisted entering. A struggle ensued and the woman threw him over the railing, breaking his neck and killing him instantly. She was arrested and committed. Her husband says he saw her throw Clark over the railing. Clark was a former prominent local businessman.
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AbBbAny
N. Y
Peter Clark
John Ahearn
Simmons
Br. Clark
Ahearn
Clark
Tremors Across Cities Report Widespread Earthquake
A severe quake struck many towns from Cleveland to Chicago and beyond on September 20. Shocks lasted from ten to thirty seconds with furniture moving and gas fixtures swaying. Reports describe three distinct West to East tremors and unexpected building alarm across multiple states.
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Cleveland
Bee Line
Fuller’s
Quinocy Street
Sergeant Line
Payne
F. A. Coburn
Coburn & Barnum
Blackstone Block
Ohio
Cowington
Cutter Street
Covington
Worthington
Mt Vernon
Delaware
Coniones
Capitol University
M. €. Lilley & Co
Ohio State University
Cutcago
Detroit
Louisville
Techanapolis
Ashens
Ind
Ligoniar
Indiana
Wellington
Lawxsing
Mic
Ann Amnor
Mich
Port Hunox
Axii
Urcin
Aguitiard
Fostonta
Dertaner
Toreno
Akon
Destructive Fires Across Several States Hit Numerous Firms
Fires across Ohio New York Michigan and Indiana destroyed key buildings including livery stables a carriage works a planing mill and a newspaper offices. Losses totaled about 20600 in Belluron Trains Ohio and 60000 in New York Paine mill losses 60000 with offices of three newspapers burned. A Toledo residence burned with a four year old girl killed and a family left destitute. Elsie and Milton saw major property damage and near total destruction of an opera house and stores.
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Belletawasine
Ohio
Uilkea
Ohio Fives
Belluron
Bellefontaine Carriage Body Company
Dickinson
New York
William S. Paine
129Th Street
Segond and
Third Avenues
Paine
Josers
E. IL. Philips
New York People
Franz Sige
Vilkshlatt
J. P. Graff
Loral Reporter
Tare
William J. Colwell
Toleno
Ubio
John Bybow
Toledo
Bylow
Babe
Owosso
Mich
Elsie
Toledo, Anderson & Northern Michigan
Muacim
Ind
Milton
Chelusa
Business Failures Across United States and New York
Weekly tally shows 200 business failures nationwide, up from 180 the prior week and 177 a year earlier. In Syracuse Chadwick Peters & Colt assigned to A K His sock with assets 150000 and preferred claims 68000. National Bank of Syracuse is preferred creditor for 47000. Starzfeld Friend Co cloak house closed on $76000 judgments. assets about 50000 due to slow payments. Kindakopf Bros Co wholesale clothiers filed for assignment with over 300000 in preferences. public sentiment runs high amid trade distress.
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New York
United States
Syracuse
N. Y
Chadwick, Peters & Colt
A. K. Hissock
Tha ‘T National Bank of
Kindakopf Bros. & Co
Desperate Horse Thief Escape Near Bowie
Carrison, a horse thief, fled a fast moving train near Bowie, later reappeared hatless and handcuffed at a farm south of Bowie. He claimed highwaymen seized his horse and buggy. farmer Mr. Berry refused to release him and sent him toward Marlboro jail. During the trip he overpowered guards and escaped with the team, leaving only foaming harness and wagon wheels at Marlboro. his whereabouts are unknown.
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Barztwong
Carrison
Bowie
Wm. Derry
Tfarnison
English Press on Congo Integrity and Khartoum Relief
London reports discuss Henry M. Stanley’s lecture advocating Congo integrity while noting royal critiques in Vienna. Dispatches describe policing in Europe, the Mignonette case, and Gordon’s pleas for Khartoum relief. A strong force moves to Berber, debt reforms anger holders, and cholera spreads across Naples Paris Marseilles and beyond with dozens of new deaths.
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Congo
Lonpox
Henry M. Stanley
Standard
Vienna
Count Kalnoky
Skiemme
Czar
Czarina
Lise
Biemarck
Poland
Ostend
Calais
Dover
England
Dudley
Mate Stephenson
Seaman Brooks
Cano
Gordon
Khartoum
Buro Herber
Stewart
Berber
Wilson
Caiaz
Ministry of Finance
Nubar Pasha
Naples
Spezzia
Tuurox
Oran
Strenez
Nires
Lelande
Lazarelle
Paris
Marseilles
le Resolve
Martinique
Casino
Porte
St. Perensiusa
Moscow
Sts. Petersburg
Duns
M National League
Castle Wellan
Messrs
William O’brien
Michael Davitt
Pyrenees-Orientals
Manu
Novelda
Elche
Monforte
Alicante
Prison Break At Watertown County Jail
Deputy Sheriff Seaton confronted prisoners in the Watertown county jail quarters when inmates rushed him, knocked him down and bound him. Five prisoners escaped with keys, triggering searches and rewards for the fugitives.
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Watertown
N. Y
Seaton
Sixteen Buildings Burned in Milwathe Wisconsin Fire
Milwathe Wisconsin September 26. Sixteen frame residences and stores burned early yesterday morning. An hour after flames began the town feared total destruction as residents fought the blaze. Loss about 340000 with insurance 10000. Blood diseases cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
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Milwatheer
Wis
Drury Journal
Union Base Ball Association reshapes for 1885
The Union Base Ball Association met yesterday in Washington. Milwaukee was admitted, Pittsburgh resigned and disbanded. Clubs must bond $1,060 each. the West saw Omaha and St Paul applying to finish the season. Athletics and Metropolitans applied for admission. A 30 percent share of gross receipts to visiting clubs in 1883 was set, replacing 17.5 percent, and a $10,000 reserve fund was established. The annual meeting will be in St. Louis in December.
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Union Base Ball Association
Sesehem
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Pittsburgh Unions
Baltimore Unions
Schaenich
Strief
Battin
Wheeler
Atkisson
Luck
Filick
Kreig
Premature Peerage Claim and Transit Disasters Across Regions
A cablegram from Maia a Peer in Ont reports Sir John McDonald’s peerage elevation. he says the news is premature with 50 official leads. Other items note a thriving Furniture Workers' Union convention in Pirrsuvedanu Pa and a burned covered bridge in River Bridge Burned, Porestown Ps. A boiler explosion near City Point sinks the steam tug Frank Somers, drowning Captain Cavanaugh and Fireman Dancey. In Washington Ia Pratt Salger dies after a turpentine bath accident. New York reports Jerry McAuley, famed city missionary, has died after decades of work with Water Street and Cromion missions.
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Tog. Rionmonn
Frank Somers
City Point
James Cavanaugh
Dancey
Jerry McAulley
New York
Jerry McAuley
Waartough
Water Street
Ort
Thirty-second Street
Sulvoribe
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Erie
Telegraph
Carnot
Morton
Brooklyn
McLeer
London
Post Office Department
St. Paul
Minn
Winnipeg Daily Times
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Montcomenry
Ala
Renshaw County
A. N. Redmon
Dr. Colquitt
Marler
Reamon
Redmon
Hetuees
Richard Morse
Fort Larry
Ark
Collier
Rock Comfort
Monongahela Valley
Putrapetenis
Samuel Torrence
Hung Lee
Torrence
Terrence
New Yor
Mary A. Foster
Miss Foster
Charles J. Foster
Sportamen
Testatrix
Charfea J. Foster
Jamaica
Ottawa
Ont
Michael Solomon
Dominion
Canada
Connwarl
Misa Carrie Smith
Uaverstrand
George Hall
Cutcaco
John Rogers
Abingdon
Smith Lattimore
Henry Dunlap
de. Miller
Eutrapetitown
B IE Helm
Chickamaugs
Atlanta
Kentucky
Michigan
Barker
Pall River
Eucepe
Cranford
N. C
General Scales
Cowes Mountain
New Rathan
Dred Mownes
Iowa
Western Iowa Railroad Company
Adair County
Uth Cage
Ailenee
Mon'gamers
Cowie
Foreign Affairs
General Gordon
Wilsoen
Agalat
Hood
Chicago
Bostons
Chicagos
Pittsburghs
Baltimores
Cincinnatis
Good Samaritans
Pittspenny
Goold Samaritans
Hocking Valley
CoLemnus
Tocking Valley
Stanton
Mra Vanderburg
Wencestra
Mass
Richard O'Flynn
Edite Sherktarr
Moxymai
Custom House
Maia
Qrrawa
John McDonaid
John
Pirrsuvedanu
The
Furniture Workers’ Union
Porestown
Schuinkill River
Waasxeron
Phatt Salger
Cedar Township
Pratt
Pat
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