Destructive Cyclone Strikes Midwest Towns
A southeast cyclone swept through Winona Minnesota Homer Village and surrounding areas, destroying depots, stores, barns, and homes. At least three fatalities are confirmed in Wisconsin and Iowa with many injured. a Milwaukee depot and several elevators are demolished and fires break out as towns struggle with widespread damage.
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Wirows
Minn
Spring Valley
Winone and
Schellas Brewing Company
Winona
Homer
Here
Hell
Mar. Denno
Mississippi River
Wisconsin
Leroy
Milwaukee
Henry Fintry
Gilbert Topz
Joe Nelson
Jamison
Watson
Peter Burns
Schmidt
Ailen
Gilmore
Valley
Marshland
Wis
Dodge Center
Mina
Mason Orry
Haddon
Mabley
Plymouth
Liwans. In
Johnnan
Lemars
Louis
Mion
Osage
Whittemore
Algona
Ortwren
Chicago and Great Western Railroad
Lowther
Chicago and Great Western
Chicago Express
Avatin
Wilwaukee
F. J. Trask
Misox City
North
Cerro Gordo
Deadara
Enery
Kercher
John Patterson
D.T
Paddow
Mra
Maggie Baker
Harald McKercher
Alice McKercher
Edith Bentley
James
Niel
Craverann
Ohio
Hancock
Mich
Lake Superior
Aukland
Chicago
Kewanew Point
Eagle River
Berivo Vallex
South Western Railroad
N. Dodge
Frank Mashek
Cog. King
Louis Rose
Lena Rose
Mr. Harper
Harper
Chas. Dodge
Nellie Romsey
Sally Williams
William Strong
John Nessa
John Neas
John Nets
C. G King
Clark King
Jesse Harris
William Bove
Twein Bove
Minnearois
Aspental
Burtoa
Pittsburg
Chicane
Central Ohio Electric Railway
Electrid
Coshotton
Mount Vernon
Marion
Kenton
Celina
Women urged to help rescue New York government
Rev Parkhurst argues women can save New York from misgovernment by organized action. He cites Brooklyn campaigns and Wyoming women voters as proof, noting women’s persistence, moral influence, and home-pivot reach, while Elizabeth Cady Stanton reinforces the argument for suffrage to curb corruption.
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New Yeak
New York
de Parkhurst
Plandarda
Kentucky
Brooklyn
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Parkhurst
Wyoming
Breckinridge
Washington
Japanese Parliament Called Back for War Time Session
From Yokohama and Washington dispatches comes news that a rescript convokes an extra session of the Japanese parliament on October 15 to discuss matters tied to the war. Reports say voters await results of elections, while parties show mixed views on internal policy but united in support for the Mikado’s war.
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Yokonoma
Hiroshima
Tine Tein Saga
Yalu
Col
von Hennekin
Fareivedl
Mikado
Liberals
Radicala
Japan
Francisco
Rio de Janeiro
Hong Kong
Yokohama
Victoria
Associated Press
Yokonama
Foreign Department of Japan
Kebin
Tonquin
Peking
Wylie
Shanghia
Kong Hwan
Aggan
Tokio
Democratic State Convention Opens Amid Uncertainty
Delegates in Sizaroca braved a bracing day as crowds gathered at the Grand Union and hotels for the Democratic state convention. Senator Hill served as temporary chairman after early breakfast and closed doors. debates focus on Whitney and Gaynor factions, with talks on past Republican policies and a pledge to repeal the McKinley tariff law. The session adjourned to reconvene tomorrow at noon in the rink.
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Sizaroca
Grand Union
Senator Hill
Whitney
New York
Saratog
Tammany
Salle
Kinge County
Gaynot
Ancceas
Hill
Gaynor
Frederick Gourdért
Auapicions
Tammiany
Whitney Boom
Singere
Atata
Protectionista Rim
Ex Queen of Hawaii Plans $200000 Damage Suit Against U S
Report from San Francisco states H Wideman of Honolulu will file a suit on behalf of the former Hawaiian sovereign against the United States. The claim alleges U S involvement aided the provisional government and dethronement, seeking $200,000, with Wideman headed to Washington to pursue further action after a secret departure from Honolulu.
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San Franerago
H Wideman
Honolulu
United States
Hawaii
Boston
Wiedman
Washington
Populists Denounce Frye As Radical Figure In Ohio
In Cottnsus Ohio on September 24 the populist group denounced General L C Frye former head of California’s industrial army. They say he used populist ties to organize revolution and warned he could not use the party to plot against the government. Frye’s accomplices exposed him and populist leaders rejected his plan. Also notes a canal survey linking Chicago to Toledo and a rider from Pittsburgh ending in Tacoma Washington.
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Cottnsus
Ohio
L C Frye
Industrial Army of
California
Chicago
Frye
San Francisco
West
Big Lake
Bian
Toledo
Nuxaarr
Corps of Engineers
St Joseph
Lake Michigan
Michigan City
Elkhart
Thenea
Msumes
State Line
Wabash Canal
Saloonkeeper Arrested as Obscene Paper Sparks City Action
John Tillmen a saloonkeeper at Beldwit was arrested on liquor to minors and Sabbath desecration charges. Witness Dwight Castetler evaded service by crossing into Ohio then Indiana. The city moved to suppress a vile edition circulated by the paper’s circulator O Connor. Prosecution vows weekly action and hearings set for October. AUER sues for malicious prosecution over a prior arson case. Populists meet at Knights of Labor hall and nominate a ticket.
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John Tillmen
Beldwit
Daniel Ryan
Dwight Casteiler
Baldwin
Stewart
Castetler
Ohio
Cunstetler
Indiana
Hirn
Procene
Big City
Justice Ryan
Huntington Herald
Auer
Spencer & Branyan
John W. Grace
Andrews
Fort Wayne
J. Auer
Way
Allen County
Jom W Grace
Man Guilty of Rape Sentenced to Prison and Suicide
Charles Jones aged about sixty was found guilty of raping Sarah Mowry, a twelve year old, and sentenced to two years in the state prison. He died by morphine intake at the jail breakfast hour, leaving a letter denouncing the prosecuting attorney. The case stemmed from an April 28 1804 incident. counts against him for other alleged victims were separated for trial.
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LaGaage
Ind
Charles
Jones
Fixty
Sarah Mowry
Game Place
Hart Dies After HORSE Kick in Whitley County
A farmer named Hart was kicked in the left temple by a horse while alighting to retrieve a dropped whip on West Main Street near the Muncie tracks. He suffered severe injuries including a crushed cheek, ruptured skull side, and a compound toe fracture. He was moved to Steve hospital and remains in critical condition with abdomen injuries reported as most serious.
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Hart
Whitley County
West Main Atreat
Muncie
Steve Hospital
James Hart
the Hope Hospital
Geo Schendel
Havke
Monroe Street
Frank Drogsawakey
Limecsoley
Drogsawekey
Hanna Street
Kessler
Ody
Burle
Grace Reformed Church
Swertigen
George Crance
Smith Street
Creighton Avenue
Mary da Turk
Buchanan Street
Greenewald
Death Brings Release of Two Indiana Convicts
A historical notice recounts the death and clemency path of William Crance and John Spurr at Michigan City Prison. Spurr, paroled by death after a lengthy murder case dating to 1880, died in the penitentiary infirmary following a stroke, leaving families in Warsaw and this city informed.
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Northern
Indiana
Michigan City
Allen County
William Crance
Matthews
John Spurr
Officers Elected at Allen County Convention
The Allen County convention in Hoagland held Tuesday and Wednesday featured an excellent program with Mrs. Calkins state vice president delivering Our Native Land. Hoagland band supplied music as officers elected: President Mrs Mellisger. Corresponding Secretary Miss Lston Chapman. Recording Secretary Miss Gorzline. Treasurer Miss Mildred Winch. Owens Nominated. Franxront Ky Sept 22 Democratic committee meets and declares Owens the nominee by 255 majority.
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Wc.t. 0
Allen County
Hoagland
Calkins
Hoagland Band
Mellisger
Lston Chapman
Mre Gorzline
Mildred Winch
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