Ford brothers exhibit in Brooklyn claim to have slain Jesse Taines
News of the Week itemizes sensational claims by the Ford brothers now on display in a Brooklyn museum. They allege they killed Jesse Taines and boast involvement with Frank James’s wife, describing a tainted web of sensational charges across multiple items, including motor disputes, fires, and criminal trials.
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Ford Brothers
Jesse Taines
Brooklyn
Seth
Frank James
Philadelphia
Keely Motor Company
Biporium
Venn
Des
Assembly Armasal
Parker
Avai Jady
Miscellaneous Gleanings From a Turbulent Week
A virulent cholera outbreak hits the Mexican city of Uxtlt and a boundary treaty fixes the Mexico Guatemala line. Week ending Sept 30 shows 32 more deaths than the prior seven days. A dummy railway cat plunges into the Niagara River, killing two and wounding three. Canadian Pacific may reach the Rocky Mountain summit next season. Owen Sound boats bring six Asia victims. corpses scattered, lacking disposal equipment. Newport Rhode Island faces an international issue over a stolen dog belonging to Spanish Minister De Haes, leading to calls for justice. The Chinese emperor seeks Queen Victoria’s help to curb unrest in Asia. Korea and Japan peace ends hostilities under show of force. 600 Jewish families flee Pressburg amid riots. Dillon may delay retirement, aiding successor selection if Hines wins. The Chicago Baseball Club remains undefeated, chasing the league title. season rewards listed.
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Uxtlt
Mexico
van Horn
Rocky Mountains
Ann Long
Owen Sound
Asia
Kent
Newport, &. L
Tony. de Hares
Trager
Frelinghussey
Dony
China
Queen Victoria
Corea
Tapin
Yietling
Loree
Japan
Pressburg
Austria
Dillon
Hines
Anti Monopolists of Nebraska meet in Hastings convention
The Nebraska convention in Hastings drew about 400 delegates with Ingersoll as president of the State Farmers Alliance nominating a governor. Proposals denounce railroad encroachments and call for lower tariffs while national and local party maneuvers and candidate talks populate the political page.
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Nebraska
Lele
Hastingstona
Nowplantanl
Ingersoll
State Farmers’ Alliance
Dakota
W. Db Steele
Deadwood
Congress
Myra Chik Gariies
Lailor Lenene
Washington
James Oakley
Queens
New York
Cil Blaine
Mikeaanpralin
Perry Belatont
SLO
California
Racentive
Dangenie
Derenpratie
Caverat
Cravegner
Secretary Teller Reopens 10000048 Acre Treaty Lands in North Dakota
Secretary Teller orders reopening for settlement of 10,000,048 acres in Northern Dakota that Secretary Bell once withdrew to await Turtle Mountain Tidians dating. The report also notes shifts in military resignations, California Governor candidate rumors, and a Treasury debt and customs statistics bulletin with figures for imports, exports, postal receipts, and government securities.
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Teller
Dakota
Bell
Turtle Mountain
Shermultine
George Monemian
Stoneman
California
United States
Pastailice
ISS
Folger
Government of Treasury Deepartment
O'elouk Wabll Sao
del— Extemtel
Delton
Tegal Tenders
Tuelaimud
Companiey Transportation Service
Khedive Grants Amnesty and British Involvement Reported
An Alexandria dispatch notes the Khedive will grant amnesty to most officers, excluding rioters, as decrees set up a commission to prosecute rebellion. British views are sought on the situation in Egypt. Other items: Long list of European and Middle Eastern incidents, torpedo production in Russia, an explosion at a railway depot, and tensions over revenue and governance in Egypt.
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St. Lely
Springfield
Lin Lith
Miami River
Lebanon
Ohio
Durel
Alexandria
Dowkward
Thoaw
Cairo
England
Reypt
Ouillard
Aranva
Newmarket
Mira
Wallace
Fawertt
Hackney
Mungfurd
Herchiel Concain
Turelen
Atrain
Deaha
Ciro
Hifles
Korgda
Jaul Bane
Duaine
Moscow
Europe
Uarkikh
Huaeia
Enigmatic Pension Bureau scandal and global brief notes
A chaotic report cites a lethal arsenic dose in a haquek presented to an assassin, with a prosecutor seeking the poisoner's identity. Amid cholera in Worth Endia and Madagascar royalty travel plans, census figures, Turkish evacuation threats, and a murder linked to corpse recovery, a scattershot panorama of late news highlights unfolds from poison inquiries to bandit encounters and a proposed statue in New York.
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Pension Bureau
Guitent
Senville
Thstriet Sttorney Corklull
Nowers
Child
Mme
Termance
Sandriatos Gillon
Worth Endia
Tornes
Madagascar
Amorten
Austrian Empire
Porte
Createib
Trentier
Migvehoed
Dublin
Thomas Burne
Sammer
Caetle
Ander
Taddy
Joyce
Beeckeepers' Society
Cincinnati
A. Z. Cook
Michigan Agricultural College
Mazatlan
Mexico
Francisco Osunii
Prospero
Harvard Observatory
North Carolina
New York
Barthold
Bedloe’s Island
Philadelphia
Salem
Kan
Robert T. Carruthers
Lebanon
Conness
Birmingham
Alubania
Conversation Among Friends Reveals Shared Wisdom
A private chat notes how intimate companions show that the wisest minds often mirror the weakest, since talking with a friend feels like thinking aloud, echoing Addison's sentiment.
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Addison
Political LS82 Candidates for Governor in Various States
Alphabet soup of states outlines elect calendars for governor, legislature, and Congress on or around November 7. Alabama Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Nebraska New Jersey New York North Carolina Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina Texas Vermont Virginia Washington Wisconsin and others list state officers, legislatures, and congressional elections with dates and provisions.
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Tocuia
Tiliiuis
Creasurer
Michigan
Binte Omvors
Tayinlatre
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Novia
Tagishture
Dersay
York
Gongroksien
Bupreang Justicgs
North
Caroline Wil
Euprema Court
Te Ubio
Legislatury
Congressien
Dune Pounurylyauin
Texas
Lagislatura
Ermont
Ce Vinchita
West Virginia
Dudge
Bae
Court of Appeals
Wisconsin
California
Mortis M. Estee
Thepublicn
George Stoneman
Hose
Cdn Day
Greenbrok
Caoraie
Mr L. Campbell
Charles Robinson
Greenback
Masenehusen
Robert RR. Beehop
Repub
Can
Benjamin PL Butler
Democrit
Chey
Charles Alm
Prohibition
David TH
Jerome Quresentineendent
Dosiah WW Beyrote
Danel 2
Ragendorph
Nebraska Shines We Dawes
Republean
Sterling Marton
Demonryat Nevaeh
Vermont election headlines and statewide candidate list
The text outlines Vermont officials and legislative changes and lists gubernatorial candidates across states including California Connecticut Delaware Kansas Michigan Nebraska New Hampshire New York Pennsylvania South Carolina Tennessee Texas with party affiliations. It mentions election timing and biennial general elections for state and county officers.
The Mormons Polygamists disfranchised
Ut ah commission chief Ramsey returns from Utah on vacation after registering voters under the Edmunds bill. He says about 35,000 voters exist in Utah with 5,000 to 7,000 polygamists nonfranchised, while Gentiles claim 7,000 to 10,000 polygamists. Commission reports fair conduct by Mormons, with registries set and judges appointed. outcome uncertain but likely Mormon influence will wane as polygamy is sidelined.
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Crook
Arizona
Magellan
San Carlos Ageney
Alexie
Gremada
Sherif
Hatem
Las Vegas
Josie
Butte
Montana
Perman
Welch
Rudd
United States
Pitts- Dutch
Dadge Wrunkey
Supreme Court of the Bhate
New York
Bergh
CIA
Lon
Alexander Ramsey
Utah
St. Paul
Salt Lake
Govumsey
Territory of
Commsion
Enue
Congress
Salt Lake City
Kane
Murthon
Women Convene in Omaha Urge Federal Woman Suffrage
The annual National Woman–Nuttrage Association meeting in Omaha adopted resolutions thanking Congress for appointing a kelpot woman’s suffrage committee in each house and urging ratification of a federal amendment. Elizabeth Cady Stanton was elected president for another year.
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National
Woman-Nuttrage Association
Omaha
Congress
House
Tap
Marty
Blair
Anthony
United States
Wll
Kansas
New York
Chicago
The Claim That Writing For Bread Is Wrong
Mrs Oliphant argues that writing for bread is not inherently bad for real genius especially for creators but writing without a message or prophecy is unacceptable. She emphasizes the need for a definite aim or story to justify authorship and suggests bread alone does not validate art.
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Mrs. Oliphant
River Horror at Mississippi River Disaster
The steamer Leo on the Mississippi near Vicksburg caught fire causing extensive loss of life and property. Captain William Campbell recounts brave acts by crew and passengers including pilots Perkins and Kilpatrick and the master of the boat, with details of the ship’s cargo, the insured value, and rescue efforts before the vessel sank to the river’s edge.
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Lee
Mississippi River
Seth
Vicksbmrg
Leo
William Campbell
Vickshure
Ty Brooks
Vicksburg
Breut
Perkins
Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick, Oat Hall
Wella
Belkamt
Rome
Bsenne i
Pittsburgh
Atind
Mra
Mannon
Bert
Mike Kilpatrick
Ovid Hell
Texas
Hinesy
Inspectora
New Orleans
United States
White
Vidbury
Nitchez
Anate
Robert EB. Gee
Howards
Jeftersonville
Patchwork Man Survives 506 Grafts After Rail and Fire Perils
Mr Arkell, 27, vice president of Patoga and Farbrough, endured eight railroad crashes and a fatal fire. He survived by grafts of flesh from 506 different people, a procedure praised by surgeons for vitality and enterprise. The Journal notes his recovery relies on extensive tissue grafting and medical care.
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Arkell
Ratoga
McGregor Farbrough
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