Veterans Parade at National Encampment Captivates Indianapolis
A grand parade of Grand Army of the Republic veterans in Indianapolis draws vast crowds with Illinois, Ohio, New York and many other state contingents, led by Gen. Carnahan on Dick the charger. Indiana dominates the rear, promising a proud National Encampment display. In separate reports a Big Four freight collision near Batesville kills six and injures twenty, a St Louis express hold up ends with one robber captured, and a student sues himself after a suicide attempt following a marriage rejection in Illinois.
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Eastern News: Fraud Case and Rail Disaster Reported
Fall River broker Welcome H Hathaway faces charges over a 107000 fraud using false bills of lading as a receiver is appointed for Moffett Hodgkins Clarke with assets about 1926000 and liabilities 1250000. In Chester Mass a railroad bridge collapse on the Boston and Albany line after a Boston bound Chicago limited express killed 13 at once and injured 28.
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Thieves steal safe containing $300 under policeman
A safe was stolen in Indianapolis with $300 inside, right under a nearby policeman’s nose. Other items include union anti coal actions in Minnesota, a U S Treasury cash count of $4087, a Chicago mass meeting, and a fight involving outlaws and deputy marshals in Oklahoma.
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Ipns Named Chief Justice of Samoa
Harry C. Ipns of St Johnsbury Vermont has been offered the post of Chief Justice of Samoa. The office is controlled by Germany England and America and requires strong legal skill. Ipns was once U S commissioner at Samoa and comes with familiarity of local people and customs.
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Fire in Paris Leaves 200 Homeless After 2 Million Franc Loss
Reports say a blaze in Paris rendered 200 people homeless as property valued at 2,000,000 francs burned. Meanwhile FOREIGN BUSINESS improves across Australia and New Zealand. The Peshter Lloyd notes an imminent change in Bavarian legislature to proclaim Prince Luitpeld king.
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Derby-Like Disaster Crashes Train Through Chester Bridge
Western Express bound for Boston crashes through a frail bridge near Chester Massachusetts. Four Wagner cars are crushed killing at least fifteen and injuring scores. The wreck, blamed on a curved approach, leaves a scene of mangled victims and improvised hospitals among apple trees.
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One Thousand Dead From Storm Ravage South Carolina
The storm along the Atlantic coast leaves Beaufort and Port Royal islands strewn with corpses. Estimates say up to 1000 died, with over two million dollars in property lost. Most victims are Black residents. few whites or women among the drowned. Fatalities and wreckage transform the Black district into a scene of grief.
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Sherman on Silver Spars Over Repeal Measure in Senate
Ohio Senator William Sherman argues against broad repeal of the Sherman Act during a special session. He contends free coinage would spur monetary inflation and price rises, favoring silver only for coinage while rejecting monometallism.
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