Protestants Open General Convention in Emanuel Church
The general convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church of the United States opened at Emanuel Church at 10:30 this morning with 63 bishops present and tickets for twelve hundred attendees. The session will discuss changes to the church's organic law, and the day featured a solemn sermon by Rev. B H Wilmer of Alabama.
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New York
Littlejohn
Island
Dean
Alabama
Dud
Kentucky
B.H. Wilmer
Folock
Carnegie’s Nice Words Memorial Event Draws Big Crowd
In ayer today the memorial library celebration drew a large audience despite hostility from some. Carnegie received a lavish illustrated book and a National Campaign item as Rev. Sam Small discussed political outlooks in the west. He noted Cleveland’s atmospheric advantage and Weaver's potential to carry western states.
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Loxpor
Ayer
Andrew Careid
King
Biabe
Carnegie
Atlanta
Sam ‘Small
West
Mr. Small
Cleveland
House of Representatives
Far West
Weaver
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Nevada
Wyoming
Two
Dakotas
Minnesotta
Tennyson Dies Quietly Fueled by Glorious End
Lord Alfred Tennyson died at 1 35 AM in his home at Farringford. Sir Andrew Clarke, who cared for the poet, described the passing as calm and beautiful with no artificial lights and the room shrouded in darkness save for a silver glow. The death came after a long illness and was witnessed by attending physicians and servants.
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Lord Tennyson
Andrew Clarke
International Telegram Company
Tennyson Dies Calmly After Illness in London
Lord Alfred Tennyson died peacefully in his London home after a long illness. Hallam Tennyson described the end as beautiful and painless as he slept, with the poet’s last moments marked by quiet gratitude to those who cared for him. The scene at Westminster Abbey awaits his space to the left of Browning.
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Rembrandt
Lady Tennyson
Sir Andrew Clarke
London
Lord Tennyson
Tennyson
Mad Woman Burns Husband in Coatesviary Tragedy
In Coatesviary Indiana on October 7 a woman named Mrs. William Sharp poured coal oil on her sleeping husband and set him ablaze. He died despite his struggle to escape while she suffered severe burns and likely death. Both were about fifty. Daniel Lease of Whiting has been jailed by Federal authorities for obscene letters to his wife.
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Coatesviary
Ind
William Sharp
Sharp
Daniel Lease
Whiting
Hamilton County
Frank Thrailkill
Milton Thrailkill
Hatfield
New Albany
A. Schlosser
L. Kaiser
John Wagner
Charles Hendricks
R. Deitz
Casper Ferock
South Bend
William Gant
John W. Jackson
Cambridge City
Richmond
Gant
Ohio
McKinley
Jack Quayle
Huntington
Charles Allen
David Jones
Alfonte
Anderson
Alen
Frankfort
Noblesville
Elmer Willard
A. M. Chard
Logansport
Kansas
Indiana
Dr. Chard
Willard
Wesley Chapel
Gibsonville
Gus Tudor
Coffeyville
Hickory Creek
Limber Hill
Onion Creek
Davis Farm
Bob
First National
Congdon's
Congdon
Tam
Cole Younger
Red Rock
Wharton
Indian Territory
Judge Dexter Discusses Building and Loan Associations
On October 5 in Berraro New York the real estate convention heard Judge Seymour Dexter of Elmira New York discuss Building and Loan Associations and their impact on real estate. He contrasted genuine associations with fraudulent national schemes and urged broad ownership to safeguard political institutions.
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Berraro
N. Y
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Louisville
Denver
Benjamin Hardwick
New York
Great Lakes
Ocean
Seymour Dexter
Elmira
Dexter
United States
Genuine Building and Loan Association
National Building and Loan Association
Indiana regimental reunion to be held in Peru
The Ninety-ninth Indiana Regimental association plans a reunion in Peru starting on the 26th. Highlights include civic figures and local officials, plus a parade of events reflecting state history and veteran memory.
Judge Taylor's Speech on Tariffs and Labor Philosophy
The address debates the tariff issue, arguing free exchange and labor incentives shape wealth. It contrasts New England and South Sea efforts, questions the link between tariffs and invention, and critiques Major McKinley and protectionists with historical examples. A whisky trust rival story follows.
Death of Chas. Croft from selfinflicted wound in accident
A 23 year old man, Chas Croft of 150 Horace street, died after a gunshot wound from cleaning a small target rifle. Once a Pennsylvania railway brakeman, he later worked in Trainmaster Walton's office as a caller. Post mortem by Des Stemen and Ogle. Remains to Alliance, Pa., with mother to accompany.
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Chas. Croft
Horace Street
Croft
Pennsylvania Railway
Walton
Peltier
Alliance
Des. Stemen
Ogle
Democrats Invite Hill to California and Stimulate Visit
California Democrats voted to send two representatives to New York with an invitation to Senator Hill. They raised 25 100 to cover his expenses and plan to provide a special train. They expect his visit to energize the state and hope he accepts the offer.
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Lan Pracisco
Democrats
California
New York
Senator Hill
Romne
Sturop
Still
Dalton gang raid leads Coffeyville bank battle and lynch fears
Five mounted men attacked First National bank Coffeyville. A gunfight killed three citizens and badly wounded several others as Dalton gang members were killed or captured. In Correyuite a list shows killed and wounded among both robbers and townsfolk with Emmett Dalton fatally wounded and Thomas Ayers near death.
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Dalton Gang
Bob
Grant Dalton
Tom Heddy
Emmet B. Dalton
C. T. Connelly
Charles Brown
George Cubine
T. G. Ayer
First National Bank
Lucas Baldwin
T. Reynolds
Alfred Dietz
Condon’s Bank
Condon
Ayer
Dalton Gang of
Correyuite
Kas
Robert Dalton
Grat Dalton
Joseph Evans
John Moore
Lucius M. Baldwin
Charles J. Brown
Thomas J. Ayers
Emmett Dalton
Louis Dietz
A. Reynolds
Bob Dalton
Joe Evang
Texas Jack
Court House
C. T Connelly
Thomas A. Reynolds
Tulsa
James
Coffeyville
Adi
Tues
Dynamite Attack Strikes Non-Union Boarding House at Homestead
An attempt to blow up the Mansion house boarding house in Homestead damaged the building and terrified its 35 non union occupants. The blast occurred at 2 am through a kitchen window, no injuries reported, assailant fled as soldiers were mobilized amid tension between strike leaders and Carnegie interests.
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Homestead
Morror
Mansion House
Carnegie
Fires destroy barn and livestock. multiple accidents reported
William Eggers barn at Rensselaer burned destroying two horses and two buggies owned by Allen Gray. A new hog disease hits Morgan prairie near Valparaiso with several farmers losing droves. Derrick accident at Oolitic quarry near Romona fatally crushed Henry Evans. others at risk. Evansville names Col Theodore Veneman assistant secretary of the national board of steam navigation. Kirby Negley injured in Sells Bros circus train coupling at Richmond. Laura Grammar of Harrison Ohio poisoned near Brookville, causing severe vocal impairment. James Shook of Elkhart shot dead after breaking into Dr Porter Turner’s office. coroner calls it justifiable homicide.
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William Egger
Rensselaer
Allen Gray
Morgan Prairie
Valparaiso
Romona
Ilenry Evans
Evansville
Col. Theo. W. Veneman
National Board of Steam Navigation
Kirby Negley
Union City
Sells Bros
Richmond
Laura Grammar
Harrison
Ohio
Brookville
James Shook
Elkhart
Porter Turner
Cr. Turner
Net surplus rises to 815 774 22 percent
Wasisetas reports a growing treasury net surplus reaching 55 775 238 dollars the highest in months. Receipts surpass expenditures by more than 1 900 900 dollars so far this month as spending remains heavy but manageable.
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Wasisetas
Work of fiends struck Hughes family and area barn
An arson and burglary attempt on West Wayne street at 3 am endangered the Hughes family of 284 West Wayne. Firebugs started fires in the Hughes residence and in Charles S. Bush’s barn, which was saved only with risk to life. The Yarnelle residence and others were damaged as investigators hunt suspects among four or five men seen near the window. The Mayflower mills owner, Bush, and Dr. Porter were notable figures amid the chaos. The Thomas Nixon & Co. stock room blaze at Richmond caused heavy losses estimated at 50,000 dollars with 14,500 insurance. A boxing match between William Sanders and an unknown opponent is slated for this month at Rober.
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Adam Smith
West Wayne Street
Joseph Hughes
Mayflower Mills
Charles S. Bush
Hughes
No. 276
Bash
Yarnelle
Mra. Bash
M. F. Porter
Dr. Porter
Thomas Nixon & Co
Richmond
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