Terrible wreck on Lehigh Valley trains near Mad Run
A rear section of an excursion train returning from Hazleton at Mad Run was struck by an oncoming engine. The crash killed an estimated fifty five and left forty injured. A relief train of twenty four wounded arrived at the scene. Names of the dead and injured are partially listed from Hyde Park Pleasant Valley Scranton and other towns. An Ohio wreck and Quincy amphitheater collapse follow in brief.
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Wilkesbarre
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Mat Run
Hazleton
Mad Run
Trinamer
Fari
Castros
Ohio
Cleveland Lorain
Wheeling Road
Massilion
Richard Whitwan
Warren Richards
George B. Clyde
William Early
Patrick Curran
James Jackson
Mamie Atkinson
P. Farrell
Lewis Doran
Patrick Doran
Spring Valley
James EF. Byan
Miners Mills
Annie Loftus
Oliphant
Critiuber
Quincy
Til
Quincey
Lome
Governor Hill Campaign Tour Through Indiana
Governor Hill and party traveled from Indianapolis to Lafayette amid a large, cordial reception. Crowds gathered in Main Street to hear an address at the rink before a planned stop in Logansport. Similar rallies drew ovations in Mitchell Seymour and Indianapolis as the trip continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Governor Hill
Indianapolis
Oelock
Main Street
Logansport
Gov
Hill
Mitchell
Seymour
Indianautlis
Carlisle
Secretary Vanishes With Company Funds in Cyaresao
C. C. Nardid secretary of the Citizens' Building and Len oussociation fled last Wednesday from Cyaresao. Society members report missing funds between 2,000 and 3,000 dollars, with his head fully covering the deficiency.
Suit Over Life Benefit Denied In Insurer Dispute
Mrs Libbie A Fairmain sued Life and Accident Association for 5000 after death benefits were refused. The insurer claimed Fairman was in arrears and a poor risk due to illness, and the treasurer was justified in declining arrears when consented to re examination. The court ruled for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicvago
Libbie A. Fairmaun
The
Life and Accident Association
Fairnin
Fairman
Pairmillima
Pew Insurance
Pickpockets Rob Train Near Goshen Nabbing Governors Candidate
On an October night a gang of thieves boarded Mr. Blaine's train leaving Goshen Indiana and robbed about a dozen passengers including General A P Hovey governor candidate and Bruce Carr state auditor. Hovey lost his watch and pocket book containing a hundred dollar bill and a 3500 check. Bruce Cius pocket book and the Columbia City marshal’s watch were taken. Hovey canceled the check by telegraph from Warsaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasasa
Ind
Mr. Blaine
Goshen
A. P. Hovey
Bruce Carr
General Hovey
Bruce Ciuz
Columbia City
Warsaw
Fire damages at Greenpoint steamer yard and Standard Oil works
A morning blaze in Greenpoint damaged the steamer Havis and spread to the pier and Standard Oil buildings. Dutchland Dilayoz Leopold Hall and Havis suffered partial burns as 15 000 barrels of oil burned. losses exceed 200 000 with several firefighters injured and no insurance believed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Greenpoint
Havis
Pennsylvania and
Scranton Coal Companies
North Tenth Street
Standard Oil Works
Dutchland
Dilayoz
Leopold Hall
Indiana posters vow justice clash ahead of Blaine visit
In Indranavonts on October 11 posters reading I can not get justice in Indiana cover billboards as rallying signs ahead of Blaine's Indiana stance and the libel suit ruling. Republicans threaten retaliation amid growing dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indranavonts
Blaine
Indiana
Colored speaker mobbed at Easton speech on Cleveland victory
Misnoronis Oct. 11 Prof. M. J. Alexander Easton a colored Democratic speaker was mobbed while attempting to denounce the Cleveland and Herr man ticket. He faced threats in the afternoon and his platform appearance was met with stones, causing the meeting to be broken up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misnoronis
M. J. Alexander Easton
Cleveland
Jlrman
Fle
Night Clerk John Shields Arrested in Postal Letter Heist
In Sierrano on October 12 a cache of destroyed letters addressed to local firms was found scattered on a street. The thief rifled the mail and was later arrested. the suspect identified as John Shields, the night clerk at the post office, appointed September 98 under civil service law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sierrano
John Shields
Labor party adds James E. Coogan to university race field
In New York on October 11, the United Labor party added candidate James E. Coogan to the university race. The Henry D. Purey Democrats backed a full county ticket, set for nomination next Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Labor Party
James E. Coogan
Henry D. Purey
English Millers Raise Flour Prices in Leeds Meeting
At a Corn Millers' association gathering in Leeds, flour prices were raised by one shilling sixpence per eighteen stone, a total rise of eight shillings sixpence in eight weeks. The increase reflects the higher value of American grain and the poor quality of English wheats.
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Lexpos
Corn Millers’ Association
Leeds
Crackers Price Increase Reaches All Varieties
At a meeting of cracker bakers between Pittsburg and the Rocky mountains the price list was unanimously advanced by 1 to Vie per pound with effect starting tomorrow. The note adds a light aside about Dr Bull's Cough Syrup despite a Windsor Castle key theft.
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Cineauo
Pittsburg
Rocky Mountains
Windsor Castle
Dr. Bull
Striking streetcar men spread disorder in Curcaco area
Reports describe a sustained strike action with the Knights of Labor backing the workers. Protesters obstruct tracks with debris, attack cars, and clash with police, while authorities relocate cars and investigate dynamite bombs later deemed harmless plaster-based devices.
Kane county grand jury indicts six engineers for dynamite plot
Geneva Illinois October 13 the Kane county grand jury has indicted John A Bauereisen Thomas Broderick Alexander Smith John A Bowles August Koegel and George Godding all Brotherhood members. They face charges of conspiracy to damage the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad property at Aurora using dynamite during the late engineers and firemen strike. Bauereisen is an elect engineer of division 82 of locomotive engineers.
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ncaGo
Kane County Grand Jury
Geneva
Iil
John A. Bauereisen
Thomas Broderick
Alexander Smith
John A. Bowles
August Koegel
George Godding
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company
Aurora
Brotherhood
Bauereisen
Division 82
Locomotive Engineers
Head blown off in hunt near Wausaw Ind
J W Makemson, farmer near Wausa, disappeared Tuesday morning during a short hunting trip and was found later with his head blown off and body mutilated by hogs. Authorities believe a gun barrel explosion caused the accident. He leaves a large family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wausaw
Ind
J. W. Makemson
McComb family status dispute sparks party wedge in Indiana
A letter to the editor from James McComb of Perry County Indiana denies switching from the Democratic party and says he and his sons remain for Cleveland Thurman and reform. The notice counters Republican claims of a McComb exodus aired by Colonel Robertson in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Thurman and Reform
James McComn
Perry Co
Allen Co. Ind
Republicans plan intrusion at assembly meeting
A visiting Knight of Labor from Ohio and a dozen Buckeye colleagues are said to enter the state to spark political debate and issue a harsh eulogy of Ben and Harrison while attacking the democracy. Local knights have been notified and expect them at the first assembly meeting. Their plan reportedly will be foiled by anticipated countermeasures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly
Ben
Harrison
J. D. Harris
Ohio
Pole collapse wounds two men at political event
During a Republican meeting at Andersonville in Rushville county yesterday, a pole fell striking Jasper Shotwell of Newton Ohio and injuring him possibly fatally while a small crater exploded injuring Martin Lewis, who also likely will die.
Young Ohio Man Dies by His Own Hand in Hamilton
John Donges Jr., 26, of Hamilton Ohio, killer himself with a revolver, three shots to the head, died instantly. He was the son of John Donges of the well known John Donges & Co. Manufacturers and resided with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ohio
John Donges, Jr
John Donges
John Donges & Co
Hendricks League to Escort Governor Hill Lin Lafayette
About 300 members of the Hendricks league of Peru Ind will travel by special train to Lafayette on Saturday October 13 to escort Governor Hill from Lafayette to Logansport where a grand demonstration is planned in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Hill
Peru
Ind
Hendricks League
Lafayette
Logansport
Bank Failure Shocks Picrssure Community
The Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank of South Side, Picrssure Pennsylvania, closed its doors this morning. It had a capital stock of $130,000 and stockholders are individually liable. The failure caused little market reaction and is considered a small, shaky institution in operation since 1869.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picrssure
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank of South Side
Funeral of Henry Monett Held in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio on October 13 the funeral of Henry Monett, late general passenger agent of the New York Central, was held at Second Presbyterian church with about 300 railway officials and dignitaries in attendance. Floral tributes from major lines and the Baltimore and Ohio accompanied the interment at Green Lawn. The border crossing issue at Niagawa Falls involved four Chinese nationals still unable to enter the country despite Grand Trunk railway efforts and correspondence with Washington.
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Collumbus
Henry Monett
New York Central Railway
Second Presbyterian Church
Baltimore and Ohio
Green Lawn
Niagawa Fallns
Grand Trunk Railway
Grand Trunk
Washington
Blaine Meeting Draws Visitors Amid Drizzle in Ansany
Morning train brings many visitors to New Ansany for Blaine event this afternoon. Weather turns damp with drizzling rain. Mr. Blaine and his son stay as guests of Congressman Culbertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Ansany
Ind
Blaine
Culbertson
Norton Co. Embarrassed by Attachements Over Debt
Nor tonco manufacturing company of ginghams cheviots and serge faced about forty attachments totaling around 20000 dollars. The notice from Watrone Mass dated October 18 reports financial embarrassment and creditor actions pending. New York Oct 16 twin six year old brothers Herman and Frederick Deering arrived at Castle Garden en route to St Taotts to join their parents aboard the National line steamer Queen from Liverpool.
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Watrone
Mass
Nortonco Manufacturing Company
New Yorks
Herman
Frederick Deering
Castle Garden
National Line
Queen
Liverpool
St. Taotts
General Harrison to receive two large delegations
Indianapolis Oct 13 General Harrison will receive two delegations this evening the German American republican club of Chicago and the Young Men's republican club of Milwaukee The Chicago unit will number 1000 and arrive at 7 p m The Milwaukee visitors are due at 1 p m but both groups will be welcomed together about 8 oclock at Tomlinson s hall
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Indianaports
Harrison
Republican Club
Chicago
Young Men’s Republican Club
Milwauke
Milwaukee
Tomlinson
Judge Thurman Accepts Vice Presidential Nomination in 1888
Columpes O Oct 12 1888 Judge Thurman sends formal acceptance of his Democratic nomination for vice president. He praises President Cleveland's achievements and denounces monopolistic taxation while arguing for lower duties on necessities to raise living standards and widen the laborer's share of prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couumpes
Cleveland
Tan
St. Louis
Senate
Europe
America
Congress and civil service probe loom in session notes
Washington reports show Senator Hale presenting a special committee’s fifty page study on civil service in New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Indianapolis. It accuses partisan manipulation of federal offices and mentions resulting scandals. Other items include pensions for Chief Justice Waite’s widow and tariff debate updates.
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Washngton
House
Priday
Hale
Senate
New York
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Indianapolis
Waite
Bute
Wasuincroy
Thompson
J. B. Morgan
G. H. Thoebe
J. B. White
Robert Lowry
W. O. Arnold
F. M. Simmons
Wmn
Vandever
N. EB. Worthington
A.C. Davidson
N. McDuftie
P. S. Post
Robert Smalls
J. G. Carlisle
Wm. Elliott
Washinotos
Rice
Minnesota
Stahlnecker
Cullom
Pope and Emperor William discuss restoration of temporal power
In an interview on October 13 the pope urged unity of sovereigns to restore temporal power. Emperor William said it would benefit the pope to ally with those supporting order and social conservation to secure world peace. Cardinal Moran donates £50 to the Parnell fund to defend Ireland from aspersion.
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Rowe
William
Wagering on Harrison and Cleveland electoral outcomes
A telegram from Richmond reports J H Dobbins of the T J Farron company staked 8500 on Harrison carrying California and Oregon Nevada Indiana and New York. He bets Harrison will win and carry Indiana and New York while ten northern states won’t be carried by Cleveland. The message closes with a couplet and a note on Salvation Oil.
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Richmond
J.H. Dobbins
T. J. Farron Company
Harrison
California
Oregon
Nevada
Indiana
New York
Cleveland
Goulden predicts Democratic win for Cleveland Thurman in Indiana
J A Goulden a prominent Pennsylvania Democrat spoke in Indiana praising party unity and predicting Indiana will deliver 15 electoral votes for Cleveland and Thurman by a large margin. He urged continued vigilance until the November vote and noted strong anti tariff sentiment among laborers and farmers. The report also notes a Rockford grand jury indicting 70 saloon keepers and a promotion for Ayer’s Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier.
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J. A. Goulden
Pittsburg
Democratic State Central Committee of
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Wayne
Clark Fairbank
Tur Senrinen
Goulden
Richmond
Indianapolis
Crawfordsville
Frankfort
Kokomo
Tipton
Penu
Wabash
Lagro
Cleveland
Thurman
New York
Connecticut
New Jersey
Gleveland
National Party
Presidents Respond To Y M C A Views In Anniversary Note
Cleveland and Harrison reply to Gratwick regarding the Y M C A work ahead of Buffalo branch thirty sixth anniversary. Cleveland praises the society and its mission as essential to national welfare while Harrison declines to make a public statement, noting the organization is well known and should not be used for personal signaling.
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Brirano
N. Y
William H. Gratwick
Young Men's Christian Association
Buffalo
Cleveland
Deak
Grover Cleveland
Harrison
Brenjamin Harrison
Doctor J W Younge’s Civil War record and escape
Dr John W Younge of Fort Wayne Indiana travels to Washington City and reflects on a tumultuous Civil War career. He served as clerk in hospitals and in the 17th Army corps, faced desertion charges, was imprisoned and escaped, then pardoned and told his pension rights would be pursued. He later served in Cuban insurrection and Mexican forces until 1872 and witnessed Maximilian’s shooting.
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Valley Echo
New Palestine
Ohio
John W. Younge
Fort Wayne
Ind
Washington City
Hugh Laughlin
Col
Laughlin
Co. KK
Penna
Army of the Potomac
Johnnie
Warrentown Junction
Alexandria
McClelland
James River
Harrison's Landing
Hooker
Malvern Hills
New York
David's Island
N.Y. Harbor
Surg
S. W. Gross
Philadelphia
17Th Army Corps
McPherson
John I. Oliver
Steubenville
Cincinnati
St. Leger Grenfel
John Morgan
Chicago
Judge Morris
Daniels
Knights of the Golden Circle
Camp Douglas
Johnson’s Island
New York City
Detroit
L. C. Baker
War Department
Washington
Secret Service Department
Stanton
Vicksburg
Baker
Secret Service
D. F. van Buren
Andrew G. Curtin
United States
Mexico
J. B. White
Congress
J. W. Younge
Maximilian
Legislator Fined for Striking Railroad Executive
In Frankfort, Kentucky, legislator James H. Scott was fined 100 dollars after slapping E. B. Stuhlman, third vice president of the Louisville and Nashville railroad, with Stuhlman’s secretary replying once. The incident followed remarks about Scott’s prior lobbying actions against the railroad.
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Louisville
Frankfort
Elon
James H. Scott
E. B. Stuhlman
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Stahlman
Scott
Baptist Chautauqua Chooses Laporte Site
The state Baptist association found Laporte suitable for their assembly grounds after visiting seventeen sites. They will report favorably at Shelbyville if land costs are $7,500 and citizens contribute $5,000, which have now been secured.
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Laporte
State Baptist Association
Shelbyville
Cotton in October condition declines in the South
Department of agriculture reports October cotton condition at 78.9, down from 83.8 in September. Prolonged heavy rains late August into October caused seed sprouting in bolls, rotting of lower fibers, and shedding of hulls and foliage.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Farm rider killed when horse ran away in Indiana
Joseph Cloud thirty seven? no thirty? The report says he was twenty seven years old. Cloud, living southwest of Montrener, Indiana, was thrown from his buggy when his horse bolted into town. He died from a broken neck.
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Montrener
Ind
Joseph Cloud
Here
Dated Local Notices and Political Buzz in New Haven
Residents travel to Toledo Chicago Fort Wayne and Logansport for visits reunions and speeches. Notable names include Maggie Morarity L Kleinrichart Sherman Cartwright Adolph Foellinger and Dr Bilderback. Republican rally turnout in Fort Wayne is described as thin with few attendees and lukewarm reception.
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Maggie Morarity
Toledo
L. Kleinrichart, Jr
Chicago
Harry Linnemann
Sherman Cartwright
Stranger James Ryan Dies Suddenly in Reprorp Hotel
A stranger who called himself James Ryan from Lafayette died suddenly in the National hotel at Reprorp on October 10. He turned yellow after death, and rumors spread that the cause was yellow fever.
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Reprorp
Ind
James Ryan
National
Lafayette
Deaths of Bosworth and Steelworker in Ohio Stair Accident
In Winarseron Ohio CG MM Bosworth president of the First National Bank died at his home after a long heart illness. In nearby Viz Oct 11 George Curry a B and O blacksmith fell down an old stair injuring his spine and died within a day.
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Winarseron
Ohio
MM. Bosworth
First National Bank
Gnarrow
W. Viz
George Curry
Baltimore and Ohio
Prunytown
Ayer’s Catharine Pills Ad Teases Headache Cure
An advertisement touts Ayer and Company pills as a remedy for headaches. A request for a stamped reply to Dr J C Ayer & Co in Lowell Massachusetts offers a set of attractive album cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co
Lowell, Mass
Supreme Court decision on Grand Rapids Nickel Plate collision
Judge Byron K. Elliott upholds the superior court judgment in New York Chicago and St. Louis railway versus Grand Rapids and Indiana railroad. The ruling covers crossing signals duties, negligence standards, evidence of repair value, expert distance for safe stopping, and admissibility of testifying engineer’s intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron K. Elliott
Supreme Court
Superior Court
New York, Chicago and St. Louis Railway
Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad Company
Appellee
Death of Officer Wooldridge and new case in Decatur
In Decatur Alabama on October 15 there was one death last night that of Police Officer Wooldridge and one new case involving Mr Fields operator of a livery stable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decatun
Ala
Wooldridge
Mr. Fields
Thurman Visit Sparks Shelbyville Barbecue Parade
Judge Thurman travels from Cincinnati by Big Four train to Shelbyville Indiana for a large Democratic demonstration. Thousands cheer as clubs from Indiana and Columbus join a mile long parade and a barbecue at the fair grounds with Thurman promising to speak later after conserving his voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Judge Thurman
James B. Townsend
Indiana
Shelbyville
John Beggs
Judge Thurman Starts Indiana Tour From Columbus
Judge Thurman left Columbus in the private car of Chairman Brice to begin a brief Indiana tour. News photographers joined him. crowds greeted the train at Washington Courthouse and Madisonville with cheers. he spoke briefly at the stop and proceeded to Cincinnati. He then headed to Shelbyville for a Democratic barbecue and rally.
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Cinciynati
Judge Thurman
Columbus
Brice
National Democratic Committee
Cincinnati
Allen W. Thurman
Fred W. Schwartz
C. W. Baker
Charles Q. Davis
Indiana
Thurman
Washington Courthouse
Madisonville
Grand Hotel
Shelbyville
Ind
Queen and Madeline collision claim twenty lives
The National line steamer Queen arriving from England reportedly struck the French fishing schooner Madeline off Newfoundland on Oct 5 in fog. The Madeline sank amidships. twenty crew were lost while the captain and three mates survived after hours in the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yeak
National Line
Queen
England
Madeline
New Foundland
Ohio WCTU Convention Backs Prohibition and Woman Suffrage
In Carriers Ohio on October 11 the annual Woman's Christian Temperance Union session passed resolutions urging absolute prohibition and Sunday closing, and demanding that women receive the ballot. About 400 delegates attended the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carriers
Ohio
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
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