Nordenskiold Expedition Reaches Inland Greenland Heights
Reports from Copenhagen detail Nordenskjold s Greenland expedition starting September 4 from Autleik sivick and reaching 360 kilometers inland at 7 000 feet above sea level. They describe an ice desert interior with low temperatures along the northwest coast and note two American Polar expedition deaths near Littleton Island. The voyage anchored south of Cape Pan in newly visited fiords and returned to Lerkjavik on September 9.
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Copenhagen
Nordenskold
Greenland
Thurss
Scotland
Autleiksivick
Reikjavil
Waigaliel
Cape York
Esquimaux
Littleton Island
Eredesinde
Vigil
Julianeshaub
Frederiksdal
Cape Farewell
Cape Pan
Polar Circle
Lerkjavik
Sunday trains to camp meetings end or face ban
CYNTHEANA Ky Sept 7 The Kentucky Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South backs Louisville New Albany Chicago Railway action to withdraw Sunday trains and adopts resolutions opposing Sunday trains to camp meetings and all nonessential camp ground traffic. A committee will report, and if Sabbath desecration continues, camp meetings may be prohibited. Peoria Masonic Temple dedication marks $100000 brick and stone West’s finest structure. walls frescoed, detailed quarters for orders. Montréal Sept 3 Canada’s finances show confidence. two small banks deny tight spots though deposits fall, stock market stronger, fall trade slow, money plentiful but lent sparingly.
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Kentucky
Cyntheana
The
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Louisville, New
Peoria
Canada
Montreal
Fractured Labor Rifts Reported After Cincinnati Assembly
From Pittasurah September 23 disintegration fears rise as Knights of Labor factions clash over leadership by Frank K Foster a free trader. Pittsburgh members threaten withdrawal aided by Cobden Club influence. protectionists may split from the order. Social scandal notes and a divorce fight in San Francisco follow. Not Heard From in Boone Iowa as missing child reward grows to 1090. Louisville education convention backs federal aid to education with broad support.
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Pittasurah
Knights of Labor
General Assembly
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Order
Frank K. Foster
Cincinnati Mersing
Cobden Club
Pythian Prize Drill at Southern Exposition
At the Southern Exposition in Louisville the Knights of Pythias drill awarded Tancred Division No 3 Columbus Kansas first prize 506 dollars and Springfield Division No 6 Ohio second prize 300 dollars. Abbott won the gold jewel prize for best commander. The Big Six Band Springfield Ohio won best band in the accompanying contest.
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Louisville
Knights of Pythias
Tancred
Columbus
Kan
Springfield
Abbott
Big Six Band
Impeachment Fight Delays in City Budget
The City Treasurer Walshe has secured an injunction stopping further impeachment actions by the Council over the budget. The Council refuses to amend the budget, and warrants issued under it remain unpaid while the injunction stands. Separately, Knights Templar Ohio hold Grand Chapter meetings October 10, 11, and 19 with about 300 delegates from several commanderies. In Minneapolis the water level is low, halting several saw mills on the river.
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Awuw Urtleans
Lagarus
Rb.t. Walshe
Knights Templar
Grand
Council of Masons of
Ohio
Oriental and Holyrood
Cleveland
Enormous Call for New Postage Stamps and Fever at Navy Yard
Washington reports a surge for the new two cent stamps with contractors unable to meet demand as many post offices face shortages when the rate changes. Ten yellow fever cases at Pensacola Navy Yard include two new today, with most patients children. Navy secretary notes no fever among naval forces yet. Capitol notes record bond redemptions, silver purchases, and a naval cadet hazing dismissal as debt retirement projections rise. A bronze statue of General Robert E. Lee is cast in New Orleans, to stand sixteen feet high on a granite pedestal in Tivoli Circle, with the model shown to Lee’s family.
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South
Pensacola Navy Yard
Capital
Washington
Louisville
Douglass
Prof. Gregory
Maryland
J. ‘Tl. Fortune
New York
Cenlor
the Globe
Fortune
South Carolina
Mississippi
Post Office Department
Navy Yard
Secretary of the Navy
Welch
Naval Forces
Capitol
Treasury
Philadelphia
San Francisco
New Orleans
E. Hawkes
Caitle
Robert E. Lee
Tivoli Circle
Crescent City
Lee
Europe
George Lathes
Georgia
Scarlet fever warnings sweep Newfoundland state
The State Board of Health reports a mild scarlet fever outbreak spreading statewide with potential epidemic levels. La Warpe Mayor, Hanconk County, requests circulars on disease control, with editions in German and English available on request.
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Springfield
State Board of Health
la Warpe
Hanconk County
Miner Injured as Dynamite Cartridge Explodes at Diamond Shaft No 3
Puan MeuuD on Wednesday evening placed a dynamite cartridge in Diamond Shaft No 3 and ignited the fuse. He investigated the spot as the explosion occurred, burning his face. Medical officers report limited recovery prospects.
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Puan Meuud
Thomas Stalker
Governor General's ball at the Citadel draws many guests
Reports from Cony, Pa describe a grand Governor General's ball at the Citadel on Thursday night with 952 invitations accepted. Attendees included Lord Lorne, Prince George of Wales, and Fleet officers. Weather was fine and dancing occurred on the terrace until early morning.
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Quaare
Lord Lorne
Prince George of Wales
Comaner
John Hervey
Dalton
Prince George
Three Men Die as Church Scaffold Collapses in Tennessee
ATHESS Tennessee September 2 at eleven o clock the scaffold gave way on which workmen stood near the eaves of the New Methodist Church. They fell about fifty feet to the rocks below. Charles Foster was internally injured probably fatally David Long mortally wounded and Lips and Charles Taylor killed outright with bodies crushed.
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Athess
Tenn
New Methodist Church
Charles Foster
David Long
Charles Taylor
St Albans Trust report shows 33 percent dividend likely
The St Albans Trust Company receiver reports creditors may receive at least a thirty three per cent dividend. Bonds and mortgages total 195000 with 313000 due from Norwant Lumber, leaving 505008 to pay 58000. Endorsements totaling 78000 noted. collectors remaining uncertain.
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Alpans
St. Albans Trust Company
Norwant Lumber Company
Lawrence Brainard
County Supervisors Discover Bond Payment Gap in 1834 Debt
Milwaukee financial note from September reports the County Board of Supervisors found no provision for paying fifty thousand dollars in bonds due January 1, 1834. The bonds were issued in 1873 to aid a railway project, with total project cost around three hundred eight thousand dollars.
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Ca Lwathek
Wars and Politics and Crime in a War-Torn World
Reports from Guesswardien Melbourne and Paris outline Austro German alliance plans and the Crotion question as European statesmen seek order over unrest. News notes discuss colonial fears of French convicts and calls to convene chambers over Tonquin. a St Louis theater shooting suicide follows. General McDowell suffers serious injuries after a fall from a horse.
Rioters Disrupt Smithboro Store Damaging Goods
A drunken group of trackworkers raided Frank A. 3filler’s Smithboro store, causing about 600 dollars in damage. A Greenville posse and county sheriff arrested around a dozen rioters and restored order at the scene.
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Houls
Illinois Southeastern Mailroad
Frank A. 3Filler
Smithboro
Greenville
Late News Items From a Historic Dispatches Roundup
The Chitlaw Chamber of Deputies grants Colton & Distrine permission to build telegraph lines. Prohibitionists in Massachusetts nominate Charles Amy for governor. A vessel bound for New York departs from St Johns. The International and Northern Telegraph Company is incorporated in Albany with $5,000,600 capital. Odd Fellows convention in Providence declines to remove the word white from the constitution. Minneapolis chosen for next annual meeting. A Belleville dispatch notes discouraging reports from Prince Edward County and Brighton hop districts. The crop outlook is poor. A Cheboygan shingle mill worker in Michigan is badly mutilated by a circular saw. another worker was cut to pieces there two months earlier. James Mahon injured by wheels at the Panhandle depot in Steubenville. amputation required. Hall County Alabama tax collector I J Britton alleged to be $17,000 in default. The Colored State Convention in Nashville attended by only three counties. fifteen Louisville delegates named. Yellow fever resurgent reports from Veracruz and Dimynas. Foreign mission convention in Manchester Virginia appoints J J Presley and wife, S Cole, H Kenney to Africa. New York shuts down on the Lesnar buqliats. boxers Jack Demsey and Jack Boylan jailed on bail. In Guaymas fever cases rise little. deaths total thirteen. expect decline after today.
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Chitlaw Chamber of Deputies
Colton & Distrine
Prohibitionists
Massachusetts
Charles Amy
New Bedford
St. Johns
Yeateray
Garlington
New York
International and Northern Telegraph Company
Albany
Odd Fellows
Providence
Minneapolis
Valparaiso
South America
Dispatch
South Railway
District of Columbia
Louisville
Belleville
Prince Edward County
Brighton
Hast Suson
Packard
Cheyborgan
Mich
James Mahon
Panhandle
Steubenville
Rai
I. J. Britton
Hall County
Ala
Nashville
Diunymas
Mexico
George P. Richardson
William B. Hooper
Foreign Mission Convention
United States
Manchester
Africa
J.jl Presley
Cole
HL Kenney
Wheelmen in Council StrixGatoup Mass
Wheelmen in StrixGatoup Mass meet and elect chief consuls Stephen Terry of Connecticut E L Beck with Galveston and W T Howe Town It is decided to admit Star Facile and extraordinary challenge machines to all bicycle races The Week's Failures New Year Sept RG Din Co's mercantile agency reports shocks across the United States and Canada the past week 183 vs 173 previous week Death of a Yours Athlete Louis Sept B Effingham Illinois George W Tran of Garrett's circus died last night while attempting a double somersault at rehearsal He was nineteen years old his real name Marti Found Dead VERMONT HL Sept 22 Church of Patterson Church millers Sterling Illinois died suddenly in a sleeper near Fredericks Residence Murned Unicysvile C Sept 2 James W Scott's residence burned nearly all contents Josa will reach 3300 and there is no insurance The origin of flames not known Iterator Murned cur Téano Sept A Portland Dakota special says J F Cargill's elevator 30000 bushels of wheat burned Loss 349000 to 50000 insured for 339 00 Diet from his Injuries Boston Sept 2 Charles 11 Codman head of C J Codman Co died from injuries after explosion of a carboy of nutrient died at fifty four A Village Threatened Bancon Mo Sept 2 Fire rages in woods on Strawberry Hill Mount Desert wind drives flames toward Bur Harbor Many inhabitants fight fire A steamer has gone from Ellsworth to assist
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Wheelmen
StrixGatoup
Mass
Board of
Queers of the
League At
American Wheelmen
Stephen Terry
Connecticut
E. L. Beckwith
Galveston
W. TL. Howe
Murned
Unicysvile
James W. Scott
Boston
Charles
Codman
C. J. Codman & Co
Bancon
Strawberry Hill
Mount Desert
Dames
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Philadelphlia
T. B. Maury
Nordenskjold
Iights
Board of Health
Day
Bureau
Peoria’s
Masonic Temple
Winfield Scott Kere
General Keys
Trontegts
James O'Brien Kelly
Street Chalyheste Springs
Kelly
Keys
Supreme Court
Boone
Iowa
Louis Ahrens
Bridgeport
A. Ammer
Wiegans
Fhunena
M.T
West
Maginnes
Fort Benton
Sprague
William Sprague
Evan Randolph
Quidnueck Company
G P. Pomeroy
Pomeroy
Walshe
Ohin Masons
Minneapolis Atius
Siimratolas
Governor General of
Rumaway
Cony
Stephen Crosby
Ag Crosby
Columbus Depot
Washburn Orphan Asylum
Munca
Darilus Morrison
J. W. Johnson
Charles J. Martin
W. DD. Washburn
Caroline A. Totes
Mahala F. Pillsbury
Frances A. Proy
Sort Warne
Ind
Isaac W. Campbell
Willian D. Schiefer
Smith & Wesson
Campbell
Schiefer
Denver
Col
Socorro
New Mexico
Joel Fowler
Boney Forrest
Bill Childs
Fowler
Childs
Forrest
McGee
Hart
St. Albana Trust Company
Columbia
D. C
Sumpter
Bettie Dixon
Milwaukee
Financial Stratt
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South Sea
Guesswardien
Tisza
Melbourne
Lord Derby
South Pacific
Australia
Sydney
Paris
Lomlon
Loysia
France
Germany
Austria
Russia
Relion
Tie Hacve
Netherlands Trading Company
Batavia
Java
Straits Settlement
England
Panta
Ferry
St. Rouin Theater
St. Louis
Alhambra
St. Charles Street
Richard Whaellen
Carrie Hartz
Howard
Whaellen
Broderick & Bascom
General McDowell
McDowell
Pacific
Exchange Bank
Balltown
Stpusville
Howe Oil
Ivigtut
Jullanehaab
Ivigtat
Ab Bethsi
Bickron
Ees Sweden
Neww York
Jack Demsey
Jack Boylan
Guaymas
Mex
RG. Din & Co
Mercantile Agency
Vermont
Church
Patterson & Church, Millers, Sterling, Winois
Fredericks
Iterator Murned
Portland
Dakota
J. F. Cargill
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