Fragmented political mutterings across states and races
A jumble of articles notes Democratic gains in New York California and other states amid unsettled races. Mentions Cleveland victory sentiment, Montana Senate hopes, and leadership shifts including an attorney general retiring to practice law in Indianapolis. Also touches on public health, diphtheria, and police reforms.
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Minos
California
Wisconsin
Delaware
New
Michigan
New York
Cleveland
Revival meetings and milk scandal in midwest cities
Reports discuss revival meetings in Chicago during the fair era, a Denver property sale profit, and public health concerns as Fort Wayne and Indianapolis confront impure milk and typhoid cases linked to an east end dealer. Editorials condemn vote buying and bribery as undermining honest government.
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Chicago
Ismiamapotts
Fort Wayne
East End
Bold robbery on Sioux City and Pacific train shocks Omaha
W G Pollock, a New York diamond importer, was robbed of $15000 in diamonds on the Sioux City and Pacific train. Two masked men shot Pollock twice, then took his jewels and money as he lay wounded. Pollock remains in mortal danger. Suspects were arrested at Caledonia Junction.
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Omana
Neb
W. G. Potlock
Sioux City
Pacific
Omaha
St. Paul
Caledonia Junction
New York
W.G. Pollock
Johns Street
Samuel Blath
Missouri Valley
Blath
Pollock
Congressmen Hurt as Train Ride Ends in Fall
Detroit November 8 Congress member Gorman of Michigan was badly injured this morning at Jackson while returning home to vote. A one armed man he could not grab the platform rail and was thrown against depot gates. Injury severity not yet known.
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Detroit
Gormar
Jacksonr
Indiana News From Several Counties Aisce (sic) Delays and Incidents
A roundup of Indiana items reports Isaac Fannen of Peru shooting during delirium tremens, L D Koontz of Yorktown dead, Anna Hickman Lord found dead in Kendallville, and Rev J Humberger leaving Goshen for Covington Ohio. Mentions Samuel Keys of Miami county dead, burglary in Mulberry, accidental gunshot in Columbus, Muncie tin plate mill interest, and multiple accidents, deaths, fires, and legal cases across the state.
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L. D. Koontz
Yorktown
Delaware County
Anna Hickman Lord
Kendallville
D. H. Yundal
Mulberry
Philip Hyatt
Columbus
Hallowe'en
Muncie
Swansea
Wales
W. T. Mclucas
Madison County
Anderson
Huntington
J. M. Sayler
Mrs Leader Wins Slander Damages in British Suit
In Loxnex on November 4, the jury awarded Mrs Oliva Leader damages of 500 pounds after finding slander in the accusation she stole a brooch. The verdict drew cheers inside and out, with Lt. Leader and Mrs Leader thanked by counsel and friends as Maj Gen Smyth showed visible agitation.
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Loxnexs
Oliva Leader
Leader
Sixteen Small Pox Cases Reported in Seattle
Seattle officials announce sixteen small pox cases within city limits and fear further spread. A major lodging house with thirty inmates is quarantined while extra doctors are hired. a suspect house will be erected as authorities urge swift action to avert a public health crisis.
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Seattle
Wash
Health Board
People's Party
The Pope Ill Grim Fears Rise In Rome
A Rome dispatch says the pope is very ill and clerical papers hide the illness. He was found motionless recently and revived by physicians. He is very feeble and forbidden to work. A second item reports the Riverside stables in New York burned with 32 horses perishing and $80,000 in losses. Also noted is Joel Davidson driven insane by political excitement.
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Loxvos
Rome
Pall Mall Gazette
Gazette
Vatican
New York
Riverside Stables
West Twelfth Street
Riverside Furniture Storehouse
Joel Davidson
Wayne County
Desperate Battle With Ned Christie Gang Leaves One Dead
A siege near Caney mountains follows a U.S. marshal assault led by Deputy Marshal White. Arch Wolf is dead and several deputies wounded as the Christie gang resists. A wagon convoy carries arms and provisions to the fort while the marshals press to capture Christie dead or alive.
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Tauregvan
I. T
United States
Ned Christie
Christie
Caney Mountains
Yoes
Marshal White
Arch Wolf
Wolf
Railway Men Unite for International Railway Empl oyees
Grand Chief W F Missimer in St. Louis announced plans for an international railway employes organization. He said it would include all railroad workers from truckmen up, target about 180000 members, and be formed by January with meetings already under way across the United States.
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St. Louis
W. F. Missimer
Brotherhood of Carmen
United States
Duke of Marlborough Found Dead at Blenheim Palace
In Blenheim, Lospex, Nov 9, the duke of Marlborough was found dead in his bed after a servant failed to wake him. A physician said the duke had been dead for several hours. the cause of death is not yet known. The duke had recently pursued Blenheim estate sales to repay improvements.
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Cornelius Meredith, Jr
Logansport
J. M. Fenske
South Bend
Lospex
Duke of
Blenheim
Great Strike in New Orleans Braces for Possible Violence
New Orleans reports ongoing strike with authorities preparing to assume control if needed. Gov and mayor confer with merchants and military to ready militia, while strikers attack newspaper carriers and arrests rise. Advertisements mix in with the chaotic scene.
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New Orleans
Conference warns against secular societies undermining church
The Lutheran pastoral conference in session declares three divinely appointed orders are family state and Christian congregation. It condemns external societies that replace Christ worship and require sinful actions while praising church charity and mutual aid within the congregation.
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Our City
Christian Congregation
Christ
Conference
Nervura advertised remedy boosts nervous vigor and health
The excerpt promotes Dr. Greene's Nervura as a vegetable, safe blood and nerve tonic that restores nerve force and vitality. It cites a testimonial from Andrew H. Olpey praising improved health, appetite, and reduced numbness after use, and notes Dr. Greene offers consultations from New York. It also includes miscellaneous church notices and travel tidbits.
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Sol Ey
Dr. Greene
Nervara
Andrew H. Olpey
Gibson, N
Dr Greene
Lould
Greene
New York
Union Clash Halts Work On Giller Building Job
Boston, Nov 4 Yesterday Agent McGinty of the Building Trades council ordered out 35 carpenters painters plumbers plasterers steam fitters and stair builders employed by contractor Warren on the Giller building at Fairfield and Boyle streets The dispute stems from Warrens refusal to instruct twelve non union carpenters to join the union If no agreement is reached hundreds more union workers on other Warren jobs may strike by Monday night
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Boston
McGinty
Building Trades’ Council
Warren
Giller
Fairfield
Boyle Streets
Diseases of the Nose and Throat Clinic Notice
At 9 toll am 2 to 4 1 7 to 8 p m. F Diseases of the Nose and Throat. Office No 42 Wear B Physician and 'fn RESIDENCE 28 East Lewis st near Haape. Office East Wayne street commerce geht 7sch's Petre bgee over Klinken & Detters drug sos. Telephones Office 281 Residence a
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Lewis St
Haape
Wayne Street
Klinken & Detters
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