Texas editors to visit Fort Wayne tomorrow reception planned
The Texas editorial excursion will arrive from Chicago at 2 20 p m tomorrow and be greeted at the depot. They will tour city shops and factories, attend a 5 30 collation at the Square Table club, and a grand reception at Ewing's Hall with music by Prof Leifel's orchestra.
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Texas
Chicago
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
Bass Foundry
Olds & Sons
Swinney Park
Lindenwood Cemetery
Fire Department
Square Table Club
Ewing's Hall
Prof. Leifel
Geo. Fox
Mayor Zollinger
R. C. Bell
Allen Zollars
Bank of California to resume business in mid September
The San Francisco bank plans to reopen between September 15 and 20 after a turmoil sparked by Ralston's death and a large syndicate pledge. Subscriptions near 7 million with aims to reach 10 million, vaults to hold 3 to 5 million in gold on opening day.
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The
Bank of California
Sharon
Keene
Finance and Commerce
Bank of Nevada
Grand jury probes Chaney murder as town tightens
The grand jury investigates the Chaney murder while a circus and menagerie was shipped south on the Muncie road yesterday. A warrant is out for Fred Wehlers on assault and battery, demanded by Julius Brakhold. Two affidavits filed against Wm Weimenn for selling liquor without a license. Last night around 11 30 the buggy occupants were thrown out at the corner.
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Muncie Road
Courier-Democrat
Fred Wehlers
Julius Brakhold
Edaal
Wm. Weimenn
Local Notices and Arrivals in City Society
Chief Engineer Vogel has arrived home from New York. Carey Evans left for Williams town Massachusetts on Saturday. Mr and Mrs G K Torrence arrived home from South America. Mrs J B Hoffman formerly of this city died yesterday at Kingston New York. Mrs A Gibford of Huntington is visiting friends here. Dr J B Devlin of Chicago is in the city guest of R W Brewer He leaves tonight. A J Emrick and family will move to Toledo for permanent residence. B Sweet goes to Put-in-Bay for the grand commandery encampment of Ohio.
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Roanoke
James M. Emery
Adams County
Carnon
Hartranft
Pennsylvania
Crosley
Universalist
Murphy
Spencerville
Houghton
G. A. Bishop
Col
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Marshal Kelly
Sentinel
Edward Evers
Brooklyn
N. Y
Evers
J. Bland & Co
New York
Arentz
Remmel Brothers
Sallot & Bowen
Bland & Co
Bland
Aiso
Hoffman Brothers
Texan Rangers
Texas
Chicago Tribune
Texan
Sherman House
Thomas G. Scott
Texas and Pacific Railroad
W. Y
M. Josephine Williams
The
Jefferson Leader
George A. Cutler
Dallas Commercial
A. L. Darnell
Igdy
Sherman Patriot
P. J. Crookes
Sherman Courier
A. B. Norton
Dallas Intelligencer
H. C. Hunt
Tyler Index
H. D. Allen
Galveston Visitor
John D. Elliott
Austin Gazette
W. N. Bryant
Austin Railroad Guide
Nettie Power Houston
Avustin Statesman
Ella M. Davis
Rouston
W. J. Murphy
Jefferson Iron Age
C. G. Vogel
Galveston Post
C. M. Harrias
Burnett Bulletin
T. B. Oltorf
Marlin
A. H. Abney
Rockport Transcript
M. T. Pearson
Emery Star
W. J .Barker
Galveston Advocate
C. E. van Horn
Dallas Advertiser
R. W. Thompson
St. Luke's Hospital
Carey Evans
Williamstown
Maas
G. K. Torrence
South America
J. BR. Hoffman
Kingston
A Gibford
Huntington
J. B. Devlin
Chicago
R. W. Brewer
A. J. Emrick
Toledo
B. Sweet
Put
Bay
Grand Commandery
Ohio
The Philosophy of Disease and Stom ach Bitters Endorsement
The piece argues disease stems from debility and early signs show lack of vital power. It promotes tonic treatment starting with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a leading invigorant and alterative for stomach liver and bowels. It claims the remedy prevents malaria and has strong professional backing from eminent physicians.
Rye Beach Cable Completes Transatlantic Link
A Rye Beach dispatch reports the direct United States Cable completed at 7 a.m. yesterday. Congratulatory messages from the London manager to the U.S. manager were transmitted over the cable.
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U. S
New York
Rye Beach
United States
London
Casualties as Three Children Drowned in Milman River
Saturday evening a skiff carrying five children sank midway across the Milman river near Fuller's milla on the Marietta railroad. One girl drowned. three others were rescued by a boy named Reader and revived after being unconscious.
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Cincinnati
Milman River
Fuller's Milla
Marietta
Reader
Entrasers
N. J
Spelter Refining Works
The
National State Bank
Leone Demus
Western Union Appoints New Secretary and Superintendent
Abijah R. Brewer named secretary of the Western Union telegraph company and John C. Hinchman named general superintendent of the eastern division in place of the late George H. Mumford. Brewer began as an operator in Trenton, New Jersey, in 1864 and spent nearly five years in that role at Trenton and other locations.
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New York
Abijah R. Brewer
Western Union Telegraph Company
John C. Hinchman
George H. Mumford
J. Brewer
Trenton
N. J
Quiet after Clinton unrest as casualties rise
Citizens and soldiers return from Clinton to report all quiet with rising negro deaths totaling twelve to fifteen. Whites killed suffered horrific mutilation including Sicily who was shot and had throat cut. Chilton shielded colored women and was shot in his yard. Edwards reports many negroes advancing, bodies under arms and train attacks with no damage.
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Clinton
Sicily
Chilton
Edwards
Jackson
Weather forecast notes for three regions
Wasuixcrox reports for the lower lakes a slowly rising barometer high temperature and winds from northwest to southwest with clear or partly cloudy skies. For the Ohio valley and Tennessee expect a high but slowly falling barometer calm conditions and southwest to northwest winds with warm, mostly clear weather and local rain in Tennessee and lower Ohio valley. For the upper lake region and upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys the text cuts off.
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Mississippi River
Lower Lakes
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Upper Lake Region
Upper
Mississippi
Missouri Valley
New York and Toledo Market Reports Sept 6
Financial and commercial notes show mixed activity in New York with bonds steady, stocks dull, and several grain and commodity prices listed. Wheat, flour, corn, oats, and pork markets are reported with receipts and price ranges. Toledo reports dull wheat and mixed grain prices, with varying cash quotations and produce values.
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Monky
Northwestern
St. Paul
Rock Island
New York
New Youk
Corron
Milwaukee
BagLey
Nortal
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State Insane Asylum
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Chaney
Vogel
Chicago Times
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Timothy
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M. Frank & CO
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de Kamm
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