Union Reform Party of Ohio Nominates State Ticket
The Union Reform party of Ohio held its Columbus convention and named a state ticket. Seth W. Ellis of Warren County for Governor, G. W. Seeleye of Warren for Lieutenant Governor, Frank S. Montgomery of Franklin for Auditor, A. A. McIntyre of Krex for Supreme Court, Thomas Bartham of Hamilton for Attorney General, and A. A. Weaver of Purnam for Board of Public Works.
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Union Reform Party of
Ohio
Columbus
Seth W. Ellis
Warren County
G. W. Seeleye
Warne
Frank SS. Montgomery
Frankin
Supreme Court
A. A. McIntyre
Krex
Thomas Bartham
Hamilton
Board of Public Works
A. A. Weaver
Purnam
Tragic Runaway Claims Mrs Worley in Lebanon
In Lebanon Indiana County Clerk P Worley and family rode when a frightened horse ran. Mrs Worley jumped with her 14 year old granddaughter to save them but fell. She died within an hour from injuries to the head after striking brick pavement. Granddaughter escaped with minor scratches. Other occupants uninjured. Mrs Worley about 45.
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Lebanon
Ind
P. Worley
Four Workmen Drowned In Halifax Bridge Accident
Four New York laborers died in South Masland while the Midland Railway bridge project used a coffer dam. An air pope failure is blamed as water flooded the chamber, trapping the men. The victims were William Dengan Luke Peters James Wilkes and James Walsh.
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Halifax
N. Ss
South Masland
New York
Engineering Contract Company of
Midland Railroads
Pope
William Dengan
Luke Peters
James Wilkes
James Walsh
Mutes for Manila Transport Ships Sail for Philippines
The transport Siam sailed from San Francisco for Manila with 350 mules to be used for military service. The voyage will include a layover at Honolulu to rest the animals before continuing. Fifty experienced drivers accompany the mules aboard. The transport Garonne departed Seattle for Manila with 4000 horses belonging to the Third Cavalry on board.
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Siam
San Francisco
Manila
Philippines
Khonolulu
Garonne
Seattle
Third Cavalry Ort Board
Labori’s Life Sought in Dreyfus Case in Rennes
In Rennes France special report indicates M Labori counsel for Captain Alfred Dreyfus was the target of an attack while en route to his residence near the Lycee. Police found infernal devices on a suspect cart, filled with gun powder and intended to harm Labori.
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M. Labori
Rennes i
France
M. Labor of
Alfred Dreyfus
Atgustic
Lycee
Railway Wreck Near Cue eteville In Ohio Report
A serious derailment occurred on the Cincinnati and Muskingum Valley line near Cue eteville Ohio. Five people were killed and twenty others slightly injured as an east bound passenger train ran at high speed and left the rails scattering debris and a locomotive.
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Ohio
Cincine Mall
Mushinguan Valley Road
Cueeteville
Berio
Tramps Kill Brahemen in Freight Trains Tragedy
Three tramps killed two brakemen, BE Wilson and Corey Matthews, after a Great Western freight crash. The attackers roiled under the wheels as pursuing officers closed in, but escaped custody as the incident ended in a bleak confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Western
BE. Wilson
Corey Matthews
Aid for Porte Ricans Relief Fund Purchased Provisions Ordered
Secretary Root orders the relief fund to cover the shortfall for the Met Telan bound for Puerto Rico with Laat tons of provisions. The subsistence department cannot supply the full amount, so purchases will cover the remaining need.
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Root
Porte Rico
Reed Resigns as Maine Congressman Accepted by Governor
Thomas B. Reed resigns from the First Maine District seat effective September. Governor Powers accepts the resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Thomas B. Reed
Maine
Powers
Death by own action of an aged spinster in Newark
Mary Smith a spinster aged 72 was found dead at her home on Jefferson street Newark Ohio. She ended her life with a clothes line while in a vain illness.
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Mary Smith
Jefferson Street
Newark
Ohio
New Kentucky Frnd Starts Adew Fend At Park Battle
A fragmentary report places Adew Fend breaking onto Partin Park as Wrinkts and Plolbrocks clash with Heyfotdses and Bentleys. The battalion appears divided with Widenesters occupying adjacent bids.
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Kentucky
Adew Fend
Partin Park
Bettween
Plolbrocks
Wweh Baetion
Fires, wrecks, weddings, and trades in a tumultuous news roundup
Fires blacken over 2000 acres near Saranac Lake as Lebanon Valley Express crash kills Franklin Hassler Hilda Hr and Gertie Fleischman of Harrisburg. A Philadelphia shipyard lays off 800 workers as material shortages bite. In crimes, Edward Rich is shot by his brother in law William Haugh at Paulsboro. Armistead Taylor and John Brown hang for a Maryland double murder. The Shamrock yacht reaches New York. a canal break disrupts Syracuse.
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Saranac Lake
N. Y
Franklin Hassler
Hilda Hr
Gertie Fleischman
Harrisburg
Lebanon Valley Express
Hiram W. Thomas
Chicago
Vandelia Varnum
Franklinville
N.Y
Thomas Lipton
New York
Cramps
Philadelphia
Erie Canal
Syrace N. Y
Edward F. Rich
Scitenerns
William J. Haugh
Paulsboro
Haugh
Holmesburg
Frank Radcliffe
Paul Spiel
Julia Dent Grant
Prince Cantacuzene
Newport
Bishop Leary C. Potter
Armistead Taylor
John Alfred Brown
Rockvidle
Taylor
Brown
Louis Rosenstein
Dora
Slidell
Albany
Troy
New York State
Anthony N. Brady
Edwin Gould
Continental Matel
Passaic
Nod
Gould
Diamond Matel Company
New Haven
Conn
Bombay
India
Shelton Street Railway Company
Peek's Mill Pond
Bridgeport
George S. Hamilton
Shelton Street
Young People's Christian Temperance Union convenes in Chicago
A report from Western states notes the first national convention of the Young People's Christian Temperance Union will meet in Chicago. Other items mention Bruno Kirves electrocuted at Ohio Penitentiary, pioneer George W. Clayton's death, and various local tragedies, bids, and railroad plans across the Midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Christian Temperance Union
Chicago
Bruno Kirves
Ohio
Columbus
Phish Ohio
Phorre
Jomie Woeston
Bertie
Robert Anderson
Alison
Mou
Thomas Thawning
Richard Prenderuast
Comity Court
J. B. Ripley
Santa Fe Railway Company
Santa le
San Francisco
Los Angeles
John Marshall
Fullersburg
Marshall
Lake Ca
Cleveland
Ki McCoy
Jack McCormack
Philadelphia
Star Theater
George Allspauch
Toledo
Monroe Biers
Multiple Disasters Reported Across States and Coast
A flood of brief items covers drownings on the White River near Washington Indiana and a Lake Michigan schooner capsizing with five dead. Ohio reports 10 874 saloons and 548 116 60 revenue with beer and whisky licenses at 250 yearly. Robberies, fires, and labor unrest circulate coast to coast including a Chattanooga strike response, a train holdup thwarted in Colorado, and a large fire in Vicksburg Mississippi causing heavy damages.
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Hughes County
S. D
White River
Heimsel Ferry
Washington
Ind
State of
Ohio
Newport
Jack the Slasher
Mattie Black
Huoter Savidge
Lake Eluron
Point Aux Barques
Mich
Alpena
Eliza Day
Columbus, Ohio
Frank Whitlock
Batavia Township
Whitlock
Chicago
Martin Winkle
Luckey
Toledo
Wihong
Minn
National Elevator Company
Great Northern
Milwaukee and
St. Paul
van Dusen- Uarrington Company
Minneapolis
Colorado and Southern
Folsom
Des Moines
Colo
Espress
Pred Bartlett
Explosion at Liest colliery leaves many dead in Glameargadshire
Reported fire damp explosion at Liest colliery in Glameargadshire kills eighteen and injures several workers. Other dispatches note grain crop losses in southwest Kussit city and a separate arrest in Cryp tain Dresfus case. Major Miles heads to the Philippines in late October. Wellman and Polar expedition survivors reach Promisoe Norway after Arctic voyage. Nile rise causes Egyptian concern as floods mirror 1807.
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Liest
Glameargadshire
Kussit Sity
Hans
Maite Lathari
Cryptain Dresfus
Del
France
Glorot
Beois
Department of Cotes du Nord
Maj
Gren
Nelson A. Miles
Philippines
Walter Wellman
Lin
Promisoe
Norway
Frang Josef Land
Mr. Wellman
Egypt
Inundated lands fallow as government forgives taxes
The government remitted £1,000,000 in taxes after wide flooding left lands fallow. A Havana riot arose from a man accused of mistreating his wife, dispersed by artillery. In Venezuela, Gen Curiano Castro’s insurgent faction was defeated after an eighteen hour battle. The London war office plans an emergency 30,000 man force for the Transvaal with fast steamers ready. Grenadier Guards and Twenty-first Lancers may be deployed abroad.
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Havana
Juan Villegas
Artilery
United States
Russell
Caracas
State Department
Los Andes
Venezuela
Curiano Castro
London War Office
Transvaal
Grenadier Guards
Gibraltar
Twenty-first Lancers
Egypt
South Africa
Various Naval and Territorial Updates from 1890s Reports
Dutch steamer arrives in Vancouver with 103 Kelondikers and 400000 dollars on board. Diana passes Domino Run northern Labrador. Washington orders ten more infantry regiments for the Philippines. First Dominican fisheries arrests at Baracoa Cuba. Red Bay Andros swept by hurricane with about 300 dead. Vanderbilt Jr patents locomotive design from his own drawings. Five battleships likely by next spring. Kearsarge Kentucky Minnives Alabama Wisconsin trials next year. First Klondike execution at Dawson. two Indians and one white man hanged. Fatal explosion at Cardenas roundhouse near Tampico. several engineers and firemen killed or injured. Dun & Co reviews: Cramps ships and Russian steel. wool sales strong. weekly trade activity and failures up to date.
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Vancouver
B. C
Turner
Labrador Mail
Diana
Domino Run
Labrador
Washington
Philippines
Baracoa
Cuba
Dillon
Socoa
Red Bay
Andros
Nassau
Ila
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
New York Central Road
Kearsarge
Kentucky
Minnvis
Alabama
Wisconsin
Klondike
Dawseon
Hhangel
Dawson Nantuck
Jim Nantuck
Edward Henderson
Henderson
Peterson
William Mahan
Cardenas
Tampico
Mexico
Felix Limer
New Orlean Gineer
H.G. Dun & Co
Russia
Delaware
United States
Canada
Market Reports Across Cities Show Wide Ranges in Livestock and Grains
Chicago cattle range 3.00 to 6.50 for common to prime, hogs 3.00 to 5.10, sheep 3.00 to 4.75. Indianapolis cattle 3.00 to 6.00, hogs 2.75 to 5.00, sheep 2.75 to 4.50. St Louis cattle 3.50 to 6.25, hogs 5.00 to 8.00, sheep 3.00 to 4.25. Cincinnati cattle 2.50 to 6.00, hogs 3.00 to 4.25, wheat 2.68 to 2.88. Toledo wheat 2.20 to 2.40, corn 32 to 34, oats 20 to 22. Milwaukee wheat 2.12 to 2.14, pork 5.00 to 8.50. Buffalo cattle 3.00 to 6.00, hogs 3.25 to 5.25, sheep 3.50 to 5.00, lambs 4.50 to 6.75. New York cattle 3.25 to 6.25, hogs 3.00 to 3.25, wheat 0.78 to 0.80, corn 0.89 to 0.91, oats 0.26 to 0.29, butter 0.17 to 0.22, eggs 0.12 to 0.16.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Ste
New York
Boers face possible war as Kruger rejects inquiry plan
London reports Kruger's Transvaal reply to Chamberlain signals defiance, not compromise. British officials fear back-down not acceptable, foresee war as the only path to resolve the 50 year dispute. Prayer services and prayers for peace mark Sunday in the Orange Free State and Cape Colony.
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Kruger
Transvaal
Chamberlain
Colonial Department
London
Oom Pan
Colonial Office
England
War Office
Great Britain
Orange Free State
Cape Colony
Pretoria
Ted
Democrats May Push Early National Convention in 2000
A Chicago source reports Democratic leaders favor an early convention to February or March 2000. Governor Stone of Missouri leads the effort, aiming to nominate Bryan for president, pick a running mate, and adopt a platform to fund the campaign before September. Bryan reportedly favors the plan.
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HWW
Chicago
Washington
Congress
Stone
Missouri
Bryan
Victor Colorado Burned: Fire Destroys Business District
A major blaze in Victor Colorado destroyed the business portion of the city causing an estimated loss of 2 500 000. The fire began shortly after noon Monday near Merchants cafe by the Bank of Victor and swept through pine timber structures aided by a south wind. Residents fled as explosions and dynamite blasts trembled through the hills. The residence area escaped heavy damage but business houses were wiped out and relief efforts were contemplated.
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Victor
Col
Colo
Merchants' Cafe
Bank of Victor
Old Street
Victor Avenue
Crippler Creek
Cripple Creek
Haa
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Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern Railroad
Worthington
Canova
Crow Creek
Southern
Abbeville County
South Carolina
Gav. McSweeny
Chattanooga, Tenon
Chattanooga
Jean
Aaron Reppard
Weissel
Gindi Shoals
Vickshburg
Miss
B. J. Williams Company
Lee Richardson Hardware Company
Frank Titch
Portsmouth
Way
Bayer
Douglas Shearer
Gaus Osborn
Preston Williams
Enshone
D Rodvirts
Iva
Phe Toss
Koopf
Kroger
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