Welcome Frost Spreads Cheer Over Stricken South
The easing yellow fever news brings relief as Jacksonville reports nine new cases and one death, while convalescents improve. Across Tennessee and Alabama, officials announce no new cases in several towns, with hardy weather aiding the hopeful mood and quarantines adjusted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Cochran
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Sanderson
McClenny
F. J. Pons
Alvin Herricks
Louisa Perretts
McCormick
Washingtton
D. C
Dr. Johnson
Mississippi Board of Health
Jackson
J. O. Carlisle
Gainesville
Frs
Board of Health
W. W. Burke
Fernandina
J. J. Daniels
St. Louis
Miss
Decatur
Ala
George Hollenbeck
Memphis
Cindynati
Queen and Cresent
Vicksburg
Meridian
Vicksburg, Shreveport
Pacific
Ternadiana
Mormon Colonization in Mexico Gains Quiet Momentum
El Paso October 1. Reports claim the Mexican government granted 10,000,000 acres to Mormons and that they bought 7,000 square miles of Zuni land in Mexico, but officials say no concession was given and Zuni lands lie in New Mexico. Mormons are buying private lands in Chihuahua near Casas Grande, with villages like Porfirio Diaz already formed.
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el Paso
Texas
Mexico
New Mexico
Old Mexico
Chihuahua
Casas Grande River
Porfirio Diaz
Mantell Involved In Cincinnati Scandal With Memphis Heiress
Bob Mantell faced social scandal after Ray Douglas Bruce, a Memphis heiress known as Miss Mamie Thompson in prior marriages, disappeared from a hotel and left her husband unpaid. The New York Press outlines her storied past, stage career, and rumored affairs with Mantell. Bruce, described as attractive and educated, is said to have ties to Mantell’s company and to linger in his dressing room and hotel visits. Her fortune remains under guardian control.
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Bob Mantell
Wenbars
DeEnery
Cincinnati
Mantell
Indy
Ray Douglas Brice
Montgomery
Memphis
St. Louis
Ray Douglas
Monburs
Douglas
Monbars Company
Ray Douglas Bruce
Death notices from city undertakers list multiple young and old victims
The city undertakers report a string of deaths since last Saturday across ages from infants to the elderly. Residents named include Maud McCain, Marcus Volz, Fred Blum, and many others, with causes ranging from typhoid fever to brain fever and old age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud
S. McCain
Marcus Volz
Fred. Blum
Abel Waldman
Katie B. Swift
Joseph Martin
Geo. F. Flutter
Catherine Thumm
Mary A. Skelly
Maggie M. Hausbach
Silas Levanway
Charles W. Brown
James M. Gibson
Susan Sechler
Catharine Axt
Mary McCulloch
Henry Cochran
Justine Mengerson
Bertha Guittner
Amelia Guittner
Caroline Braun
Wm. Habich
Wabash Wreck Near Mexico Causes Injuries
A Wabash Western passenger train was wrecked one mile west of Mexico at 10 20 this morning. No lives were lost. Three seriously injured none fatally Mrs Kate McCarthy J F Jonway of Pittsburg and T G Humphrey of Jerome Kansas. Several others sustained minor injuries. General Manager Hayes blamed the crime on parties with unsettled claims against the company.
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St. Lovuts
Wabash Western
Mexico
Kate McCarthy
J. F. Jonway
Pittsburg
T. G. Humphrey
Jerome
Kansas
Hayes
Freight wreck toll rises near Columbus and Western
Plunged through a trestle a Columbus and Western freight train caused a deadly crash. Charles Webster, a local businessman, died instantly and several others were wounded. Two train hands are reported to die.
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Coiumuers
Columbus and Western
Charles Webster
Surrendered to the Chief After Attempted Murder
Fred Kamping of Newport Kentucky surrendered to the chief of police in Cixcinwall Ohio after trying to kill his mother in law and barricading himself in his home. During the night he fired at seven persons. Officer Egan was shot in the eye.
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Cixcinwall
Fred Kamping
Newport
Eky
Egan
New Hampshire Candidate Dies After Wagon Accident
Henry Fitch Democratic candidate for state senator in Oxford New Hampshire fell from his wagon Saturday night and broke his neck. His body was discovered about 10 o clock Sunday morning.
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Oxford
N. H
Henry Fitch
Fire destroys Mendon planing mill and lumber yard
Planing Mill Lumber Yard in Van Wert Ohio reports a fire last night at Mendon Ohio destroying Hecker's mill and a large quantity of lumber with an estimated loss of 6000 dollars.
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van Wert
Ohio
Mendon
Hecker
Death of James Simonton Noted by Fellowship Lodge
Fellowship lodge No 525 I O O F meets in Zanesville Indiana on Sept 26 1888 to honor brother James Simonton. Resolutions praise him as exemplary and devoted husband and father and friend, offer sympathy to his family, quote a lines about divine comfort, and order a copy sent to the family and published in The Torr Wayne Sentinel.
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Fellowshipy Lodge
James Simonton
Brother Simonton
Torr Wayne
Boulangist agitation resumes in Paris stormy meeting
Paris reports a stormy Boulangist meeting in which a vote of confidence in General Boulang er was passed. Other items note a near miss at Emperor Francis Joseph's artillery review, gangliary reports from London on the Whitechapel case, and rewards offered for suspects.
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Boulanger
Emperor
Paris
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Steinfield Range
Lexpos
Inman Steamship Line
Queenstown
City of New York
Loxvon
England
White Chapel
Desir
Limerick
Parnell Fund
Lonpox
Simon P. Sheerin counters Journal on dollar a day claim
Hon Simon P. Sheerin national committeeman criticizes the Journal for its handling of a Democratic versus Republican narrative. He dismisses the paper’s third proposal, notes past campaign statements about General Harrison, and asserts Knights of Labor affidavits and sworn testimony were offered but not accepted. He emphasizes the Journal’s offers and responses are not his fight and calls for resolution through sworn proof.
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Pianavonts
Harrison
Simon P. Sheerin
Artemus Ward
Senate
Krights of Labor
New
New York
Knights
Mr. Schwarz
Messrs. Jewett
Taggart
Myself
Knights of Labor
Blaine to Speak Briefly in Indiana Campaign
Indianapolis Oct 1 Every indication shows the Republican national committee has shifted Blaine’s Indiana schedule. Due to strong demand from Connecticut New Jersey and other eastern states his Indiana canvass will be brief perhaps limited to two speeches and a single day.
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Inpranapolis
Republican National Committee
Blaine
Indiana
Connecticut
New Jersey
Woman Reunites After Banned Marriage Scandal
Hattie Flack, nineteen, daughter of Charles E. Flack, married a hired mulatto man named Pres Sams on his farm near Jacksonville TL. Found near Moscow Kentucky, Sams fled to escape lynching. It is revealed Sams was a married man when he induced the union. The girl bitterly regrets her folly.
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St. Louis
Hattie Flack
Charles E. Flack
Pres Sams
Jacksonville
Moscow
Sams
Miss Flack
International rail pool formed amid Glasgow talks
Information from Prerssure Pennsylvania reports the creation of an international rail pool including England and the continent. Andrew Carnegie attended and pledged American cooperation to raise and sustain prices. A Carnegie official denied receiving direct word from Carnegie about the international plan, adding that higher abroad prices could ease competition and strengthen the U.S. market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prerssure
Glasgow
England
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie, Phipps & Co
Carnegie
Collision at Halls Stream Bridge injures Italians and soldiers
Dispatch from Sherbrooke Que chronicles an early yesterday morning clash between Italians and soldiers at Halls Stream Bridge in Cureaco. Three Italians are badly wounded while one soldier suffers a serious cut from a stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cureaco
Sherbrooke
Que
Halls Stream Bridge
Falsifying charges against Cleveland in cigarmaker dispute
Union CIGARMAKER argues editors misstate a 1884 tenement house veto, noting Cleveland signed the bill but courts ruled it unconstitutional. The dispute reached New York’s court of appeals after a lower-court union victory, with guidance to consult the Cigar Makers Official Journal or International union president A Strausser.
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Gaztte
Cleveland
Chicago
Cigar Hill
Manufacturers and Cigarmakers’ Union
Court of Appeals of
New York
Cigarmakers Official Journal
A. Strausser
International Cigarmakers Union At
Buffalo
N.Y
Union Cigarmaker
Wheat market turmoil as bears clash with bulls
Caicano Sept 27 reports wheat at 1.26 with bears pressing the market while harvest reports from France signal improvement. Chicago Sept 28 shows December wheat surging from 1.25 to 1.50 within hours amid brisk trade and bidding, with Orr and Hutchinson active in purchases.
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Caicano
France
Chicago
Cuiiaco
Wile Hutchinson
Seymour
Orr
Comes
Hutchinson
Cuabiaco
Evening Journal
Board of Trade
Frank Clifton & Co
S. P. Orr
New York
C. C. Marsh & Co
Stock Exchange
Judge McLellan Denies Newspaper Attacks on His Conduct
Judge McLellan declares all charges false and asserts his lack of employment for the Baltimore and Ohio railroad in 1874. He explains Higgins Brothers failed payrolls led Best & McClellan to pursue wage claims, with ten percent collected. plaintiffs were paid, and McLellan says he was not their attorney nor a stockholder.
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Fort Wayne Dispatch
Cazette
McClellan
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Gazette Offee
Mitchell
Dispatch
Higgins Brothers
Best & McClellan
Judge C A O McClellan Faced Flattery From Waterloo Press
The Auburn Courier cites Waterloo Press articles from 1886 praising Judge C A O McClellan before his nomination, noting inconsistent editorials about his candidacy and implying the paper praised and undermined him in turn. The piece argues the press cannot agree with itself.
Pittsburg Shops to Build Five New Locomotives This Year
F D Casanave, superintendent of motive power for the Pennsylvania company, reports from Pittsburg that five new class S locomotives will be built in the local shops before year end, along with several new cars. The revival promises more work across departments and possible new hires, marking positive business news amid previous strike troubles.
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F. D. Casanave
Pennsylvania Company
Pittsburg
Burlington Road
Casanaye
First snow storm hits McKean county towns
The first snow storm of the season swept through the valley with a howling wind at Lafayette Corners the highest point in McKean county at 10 pm Snow fell at Colegrove and nearby points While Flies Brarp and surrounding areas reported freezing temperatures no snow reached the town.
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Braptorp
Lafayette Corners
McKean County
Colegrove
Balloon found on Cumberland hill with Mohawk address
A large silk balloon was found on Cumberland hill. The card on the basket bore the name Carl Myers of Mohawk New York and a Buffalo newspaper fragment read Met our death in the clouds. The death notice was dated Sept 29 in Providence Illinois.
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Providence
R. IL
Cumberland Hill
Carl Myers
Mohawk
N. Y
Westinghouse Air Brake Wins Highest Prize at Exhibition
Brussels observers report the Westinghouse air brake receiving the top prize at the international exhibition on September 28. The award underscores the brake’s demonstrated safety and reliability.
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Brussels
Westinghouse
Quiet Front in Rio Grande City Forces
Dispatches report Sheriff Brito of Cameron with Hidalgo and Zapata sheriffs forming a 150 man posse arrived in Rio Grande City. Sheriff Shelby has about 100 fighters. Colonel Clendenning may bring troops from Ringgold barracks if needed. Garza rests easier and recovery hope grows as calm holds.
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San Antonio
Texas
Rio Grande City
Brito
Cameron
Hidalgo and
Zapata
Shelby
Clendenning
Ringgold Barracks
Garza
Democrats Criticize Parade Handling In Foster Rally
A downtown procession for Massachusetts labor advocate Frank K. Foster encountered delays and mismanagement. The Academy overflow meeting and a court house yard address drew large crowds as M. V. B. Spencer and S. M. Foster spoke on tariff reform and war taxes. The piece argues parades largely fail to boost turnout, urging more emphasis on reading and listening over torchlight displays.
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Frank K. Foster
Massachusetts
Academy
Court House
Hamilton
M. V. B. Spencer
Ed. McCaumley
Bass Foundry
Mile 2
S. M. Foster
Court House Yard
Foster
West
Marshal Mahler
Republican Committee
Wedding at Wayne Street Church Weds Dr Sweringen and Miss Eakin
A refined ceremony at Wayne Street M E Church unites Dr Sweringen of Kansas City and Miss Kate S Eakin of Fort Wayne with Rev Dr Barnes officiating. The couple, praised by relatives, enjoyed a reception at Hartman residence before departing for their Kansas City home with Mrs Raken. Gifts were plentiful as the newlyweds begin life together.
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Wayne Street
M. E
Dr. Barnes
Sweringen
Kansas City
Kate S. Eakin
Fort Wayne
Dr. Sweringer
H. V. Sweringen
Jefferson Medical College
Lem R. Hartman
Col John A Scott Divorce Filing by Wife
Julia A Scott through her attorney filed for divorce from Col John A Scott naming Elmira, four, as child. She alleges lack of appropriate support and asks for a decree of separation and custody. Scott does not object to the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Scott
Academy
Bill
Julia A. Scott
J. R. Bittinger
Scott
Elmira
Widow Sues Bass Foundry Over Husband’s Death
Last Thursday attorney for Mrs. Mary DeWald filed suit in the circuit court seeking $7,000 from Bass Foundry and Machine Works. The complaint says a defective machine last June caused a rear wheel to fall on Frank DeWald’s foot, causing a fatal contusion and leaving his widow and two children in destitute circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colerick
Mary DeWald
Frank DeWald
Bass Foundry and Machine Works
DeWald
Rioters Attack Salvation Army Meeting House in Switzerland
In Nevucueren on September 29, sections of a coordinated mob attacked Salvation Army rendezvous sites, poured petroleum and set fires. The flames were extinguished after clashes with attackers, injuring several people though none seriously.
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Nevucueren
Switzerland
Salvation Army
Virgine Della Guardia Rescues Dutch Shipwreck Seamen
The Italian bark Virgine Della Guardia under Captain Albano reached PrimnapreLrara from Cette with seven Dutch brig Ma rie survivors aboard. The Ma rie foundered off Sealas Monday and the rescued sailors were brought to the city by the Italian vessel.
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PrimnapreLrara
Virgine Della Guardia
Albano
Cette
Marie
Sealas
Ayer's Sarsaparilla Praised By Andover Parishioner
A Dame from the Congregational church in Andover Maine states she has taken several bottles in the past year and finds Ayer's Sarsaparilla admirably suited to an impoverished system and convinced it is an unequaled blood purifier.
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Ayer
Tam
Dame
Pastor Congregational Church
Andover
Bitter political clash in Indianapolis over Republican tactics
Statewide and city Democrats accuse Republicans of brutality and race‑baiting at a September rally in Indianapolis. Claims include bringing Black voters from the South and Chicago drum merchants, with labor unions angered by press ties to Harrison and John C. New. Blaine’s visit to Indiana reportedly imminent. Senator Voorhees to return this week.
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Indianapolis
John W. Brooker
Mary Miller
Frances Cleveland
Chicago
Jewett
Harrison
Democratic State Committee
Indiana
Vers
Democratic Committee
Richmond
Lafayette
Laffaquette
Ilinois Street
Denison House
John C. New
Blaine
Gould
John G. Schwartz
Senator Voorhees
Harrison Irish Remark Affidavit Supports 1876 Speech
The Proof Bloomington affidavits recount William Condon's sworn statement about Benjamin Harrison's 1876 Durley hall address. They claim Harrison praised all races except the Irish and allegedly said they filled penitentiaries, with witnesses asserting the remark followed by applause. The documents aim to clarify dates and counter republication disputes.
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Bucominercy
William Condon
Ben Harrison
Indiana
Condon
Bloomington
Durley Hall
Ill
Benjamin Harrison
Harrison
Meagher
Sheridan
Shields
Mulligan
Affiant
Afliant
Artiant
Golden
Col
Adiant
Ailiant
Aver's Ague Cure Promises Safe Quinine Remedy
Sufferers from quinine effects such as chills and fever should try Aver's Ague Cure. The preparation is a powerful vegetable tonic without any noxious drug. It is warranted a sure cure.
Death in Flames Fire Claims Sixteen At Tenement House
Sixteen people perished in a Cronstadt fire that swept a wooden tenement, forcing many to leap from windows after the staircase burned away. In Chicago Wilkinson & Co furniture warehouse fire kills workers, with five missing and two bodies recovered. Total losses reach about 360,000 in stock and 25,000 in building, as foreman Wim Koch and a boy named Pete die trying to save others. Also reported: in Ohio, Mercia bank building Edward's grocery and a restaurant owned by John Gant destroyed, total loss around 40,000 pounds, three-fourths on bank property.
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St. Perersstra
Cronstadt
Chcaco
Wilkinson & Co
Lake Street
Wim. Koch
Pete
Ortruos
Commercia Bank
Edward's Grocery
John Gant
Fhe
Cincinnati Drummers Attend Ohio Centennial Parade
Sept 29 at Columbus commercial travelers day drew a large crowd but tensions lingered between Columbus and Cincinnati. A notable float featured about twenty four Queen City drummers wearing badges reading Tam From Cincinnati signaling regional pride amid the event.
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Columnus
Columbus
Cincinnati
Queen City
Tam
Rt Bishop Dwenger Heads to Rome After Grand Diocesan Banquet
Rt Rev Bishop Dwenger departs for Rome after a ceremonial sendoff in Baltimore and New York with Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishop Corrigan. Sixty seven clergy hosted a feast where Vicar General Brammer presented a $1500 purse as a tribute to his church leadership before the bishop embarked on a brief voyage to Europe.
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Dwenger
Rome
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
New York City
Corrigan
Europe
Eutrura
Brammer
Tno
Father Brammer
Rademacher
Father Koenig
Father Meisner
Proposal to organize Fair association falls short
The new Fair association plan lags behind the earlier push. A. D. Cressler and W. H. Watt led a petition among supporters to fund new buildings and a grand exhibit. Subscriptions included $1000 from the Street Car company, $500 from Rockhill Bros and Louis Centlivre, with Watt and Dressler offering more. Watt reportedly tore up the paper after small pledges were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Fair Association
A. D. Cressler
W. H. Watt
Rockhill Bros
Louis Centlivre
Messrs. Watt
Dressler
Watt
We Will Speak in Fort Wayne Act Rally Plan
A Democratic county central committee outlines a mid day rally and torch light procession in Fort Wayne with invited speakers including Allen G Thurman. Judge Thurman plans to attend on October 17 or 18 depending on his schedule, with northern Indiana Democrats urged to visit and participate.
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Fort Wayne
Democratic County Central Committee
Allen G. Thurman
RK. CG. Bell
Geo. W. Long
Muhler
Columbus
Thurman
Indiana
Toledo
Cincinnati
Detroit
Cleveland
Grand Rapids
Carlisle
Mills
Governor Hill
Judge Thurman
Peru
Shelbyville
Washington
Wedding Rally Delivers Solid Cleveland Support in Adams Township
A large wedding celebration at Mrs. Henry Rodenbeck’s home in Adams township marked the marriage of Louise Rodenbeck to August Wesling. A poll of seventy-eight gentlemen showed unanimous backing for Cleveland and Thurman, while the ladies largely favored the Democratic nominees, signaling strong Allen county sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rodenbeck
Adams Township
Louise
August Wesling
Fred C. Meyer
Henry Lindeman
Christ Hitzeman
Fred Roembke
Cleveland
Thurman
Tre
Allen County
Indiana Fair Election League organized in state
Indianapolis Sept 28 There has been organized in this state an Indiana Fair Election League embracing gentlemen of both great political parties The purpose is to prevent election frauds and to see that the election laws are enforced The organization is governed by a central committee with county and precinct committees under it It is proposed to watch every poll from opening to counting the last vote
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Wny
Indiana Fair Election League
Wnthl
Kate Gresham Weds W H Andrews in City Church
Miss Kate Gresham daughter of Walter Q Gresham married W H Andrews of this city yesterday. The ceremony was held at the Fourth Presbyterian Church with relatives and friends in attendance as plans for the wedding were finalized.
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Ludge Gresham
Cieaco
Kate Gresham
Walter Q. Gresham
W. H. Andrews
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Eminent Catholic Appointed for Paris Exposition
Washington dispatch reports President Cleveland names Prof. Arthur J. Stace of Notre Dame as scientific expert to the 1889 Paris Exposition. The appointment underscores Catholic Church academic representation in prominent international exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Catholic News
Cleveland
Arthur J. Stace
University of Notre Dame
Blood Purifier Hlood Sarsaparilla Promises Strength
An advertisement touts Hlood Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and a remedy for weakness and exhaustion. It claims to restore vigor and boost energy for those who feel overworked or fatigued.
Bloodshed in Canada as unpaid Italians riot
Montreal reports a riot in Compton County after a railroad contractor mocked 700 Italian workers by fleeing with a $25,000 company check. When work halted, violence erupted as citizens and Hungarians tried to protect property. One Italian and four Hungarians died, 30 to 40 injured, with widespread terror as Italians reportedly looted deserted homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Canada
Compton
Telegraphic Short News From Friaresville and Beyond
Capt. J Franklin United States marshal and deputies killed Bill Whitely in Friaresville. Whitely linked to multiple robberies including a Cisco bank and trains near Harwood. Also reports from Readville Massachusetts fire alarm at oldest mill, fierce New England storm and broad regional dispatches on trials, strikes, and political moves across multiple states.
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Friaresville
Tex
J. Franklin
United States
West
van Riper
Yglesias
Bill Whitely
Whitely
Harwood
McNeil
Flatonia
Cisco
Barber
Stanley
Williamson County
Hype Pars
Mass
Messrs. B. B. & RB
Knight
Readville
Massachusetts
Weekly Bank Statement Shows Bank Changes in New York
The weekly statement from New York banks records increases in reserve and deposits, a decrease in loans and legal tenders, and a large rise in specie. Banks hold $14,557,275 excess of the 25 percent requirement, with circulation down and deposits up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Newport Aluminum and Steel elect officers and plan furnace
Newport Ky September 29 The Newport Aluminum and Steel company has elected officers and plans to have a twenty ton furnace in operation within thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Newport Aluminum and Steel Company
Tracing Foster Still Not Located, Gratuity Fund Trustees Report
New York trustees of the gratuity fund have not learned Foster location or disposition of the mortgage forger. No new swindling acts have been discovered since Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Foster
Hic Declined the Nomination in Detroit District
Detroit September 29. Hon George L Yaple declined the nomination for congress in the fourteenth district after being recently nominated by the democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hic
Derroit, Mich
Geo. L. Yaple
Congress
Democrats
Fourteentan
Russell Eaton Dies Noted Maine Journalist at 88
Russell Eaton aged eighty eight longtime Maine journalist founder of the Kennebec Journal former owner of the Maine Kurmer and president of the Kennebec Savings Bank died yesterday Avesta Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avesta
Russell Eston
Maine
The
Kennebec Journal
Kennebec Savings Bank
Maine Z Kurmer
Carriage Hit by Train Hurts Wade Shively at Fairgrounds
Wade Shively of Honuxetoy Indiana was severely injured when a carriage struck by a moving train at the fair grounds hurled him and a companion from the vehicle. The accident occurred as they traveled from the fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honuxetoy
Ind
Wade Shively
Fair Grounds
Shively
Lancaster resident praises Salvation Oil for sprain relief
A Lancaster Pennsylvania citizen identifies L B Keiler writes that after a thirty day leg sprain and failing with several advertised remedies he tried Salvation Oil. He reports that within three days his leg improved and the problem was solved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
L. B. Keiler
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