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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1897
Page
1
Doings Of The Day Summary Of The Week
A nitro glycerine explosion in Cygnet Ohio kills six people and devastates the National Supply Company’s building near the well site. The blast travels miles, triggering further explosions from nearby glycerine in wagons. Gold found in Dresden Ohio as land buyers rush in, with the Alloways land deal tied to a 109 acre farm and potential coal mine assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cygnet
Ohio
National Supply Company
Innits
Samuel Barber
Gusher
Dresden
William Amore
James HI. Alloways
Madison Township
Mr. Alloways
Alloways
Armenians Sentenced After Constantinople Bomb Outrages
A dispatch from Constantinople reports eight Armenians convicted of taking part in recent bomb outrages face seven death sentences. Two Armenians accused of complicity were acquitted. The August 15 attacks damaged roads between the Grand Vizier and State Council offices, killing one, injuring several, and shattering many windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Grand Vizier
State Council
Apache Outbreak Fears Rise In Arizona Mountains
About 1000 Apache Indians from White Mountain Reservation roam the Pinal and Superstition ranges with no passes. They hunt deer and gather fruit, are armed, and have raided ranches, alarming settlers who stay on guard amid the unsettled frontier. Also: 11-year-old Louisa Hartin died from severe burns in Milwaukee after a lamp accident. her brother suffered minor burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Arizona
Pinal
Superstition
White Mountain Reservation
San Carlos
Milwaukee
Wis
Louisa Hartinin
Famine In Ireland Reports Spark Inquiries Across Regions
Correspondents relay harvest failures and looming famine across Ireland. A mass meeting hears that prospects for farmers remain bleak while prayers for better weather continue. Separately, creditors petition for the sale of the Premier Steel Works of Indianapolis after a court-ordered receivership, with January 16 as the sale date and both Indiana plants to be included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Presmier Steel Works
Indianapolis
Ind
McGettigan
Inediana Steel Works
Attractions at Masonite Temple Fort Wayne Schedule
The Masonite Temple in Fort Wayne Indiana lists Barney Fagan on September 1 Mathews and Bulger on September 24 and Renfrews Vaultinders on September 26 as attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Fort Wayne
Masonite Temple
Ind
Barney Fagan
Mathews and
Bulger
Renfrews Valutinders
Famine Fears Rise As Yukon Expedition Reaches Winter Straits
Correspondents warn of famine as Klondike prospectors head toward Dawson. A Vancouver letter reports scarce provisions and late steamship arrivals while a party of eight reaches the Yukon summit on Aug 22 before winter. Dead horses, thefts, and many turning back mark a harsh journey toward Stewart River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miaseg Commercial Company
Fauiin
Klondike West
Geddes
Skaguay
Stewart River
Wester
Tesl
Fae Ty
Sergt
Haywood
Vancouver
Dawson City
Dawson
Strike costs mount for miners and operators
Resident De Armitt estimates the nationwide miner strike has cost about 8,000,000, based on 100,000 miners out and 30 dollars per week. He notes 14,000 forfeited in wages as contracts rose. The Desllaints fight has been costly too, with about 17,000 spent on wages and deputy sheriffs by the New York and Cleveland Gas Coal Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Armitt
New York & Cleveland Gas Coal Company
Fatal Rail Wreck At Blodgett Mills In New York Area
Train No 4 on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western plunged through the Blodgett Mills station after jumping the track killing several. Reports describe a crash that sent the locomotive and two coaches through the station buildings as rescue efforts and casualty counts unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Blodgett'’s Mills
Cortland
Cracar
Tuberculosis Outbreak at College Farm Spurs Alarm
Disease noted on the state agricultural college farm with cattle sheep and hogs infected. Staff and students report several cases including a stable hand and a professor, with milk sharing cited as a potential source. A statewide farmers congress is set to meet in Fort Worth and concerns over herd health rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of the Island Republic
Ats
Medtioley Bars
United States Congress
Hiawaiian
Sugae Vrast
Dole
Witpag
Anastitia
Hateh
Washinton
Done Lun Ang
Covernanent
Senate
Hlateh
State Agricultural College
Natonal Farmers’ Congress
Fort Worth
Hawaii
Pea of Regents
Kansas State Agential College
Manahuattan
CC. Georgeson
Iis
Pank Wilcox
Deserted City Wingsinsect Mystery Baffles St Louis
In St Louis a sudden vast exodus of winged insects leaves the city. Weather in St Danis is described as unusually wary while alleys fill with decaying refuse. Physicians note an inexplicable, remarkable outbreak pattern tied to historical epidemics and pest migrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Danis
St. Leas
St. Louis
Farmers to Meet in Fort Worth Says National Congress
The Farmers National Congress votes to meet in Fort Worth Texas with broad support from Michigan Montana Nebraska South Dakota and others while Texas gains favored status despite scattered votes from New York North Dakota and Wisconsin. Port Worth emerged as the selected city after ballot discussions and delegations from Niagara Falls and Boston extend invitations for related congresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Congress
Texas
Farmers’ National Congress
Plos
Michigan
Montana
Nebraska
Saott Piskota
New York
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Nebraska Deques
Port Worth
Niagara Walls
Congress of Tao
Boston
Congress of Tio
Two Boys Die After Rattler Attack in Kentucky Farm
On a Kentucky farm owned by Nathan Cox in Wayne County, two boys were fatally bitten by rattlesnakes while hiding on a hollow stump. One boy entered the stump first and was bitten. his brother pulled him out and was then bitten as well. Both died shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Nathan Cox
Waylor County
St Cox
Jun
Cuba War and Pestilence Dominate Headlines of Crisis
Reports from Havana describe malignant fevers rising beyond wartime fears as hospitals overflow and civilians seek aid. Weyler moves toward Loma Grills while insurgents amass forces in Havana province amid food shortages and market turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Paimilion da Diavana
Havana
Senora Cisneros
Weyler
San Antonio
Medruga
Loma Grills
Woman Dies After Failed Self Cremation Attempt
Miss Marie Heuret of Chicago died at Montital after a failed attempt to cremate herself following a period of severe suffering. The 40 year old woman expired at the bore Dieu Hospital where a man is said to have attempted self harm during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Heuret
Chicago
Fey Oays
Montital
Bore Dieu Hospital
Tian Wats
Fusionists Agree at Last Judge 2 0
Report outlines political maneuvering as fusionists nominate Sullivan Democrat for Supreme Judge while Democrats and Republicans weigh support. Populists suspend Neville amid wage claims. Dispatch from Skeenay notes blockade forcing 5 000 people to stay or return home. mentions wealth transfers and bank troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Nefusionists
Choies
Dremocrats
Leroy Tovier
Skeenay
Bere
Markets Report Loosely Tracks Grain and Livestock Prices
A chaotic OCR list shows varied market quotes for cattle hogs sheep and multiple grains. Prices span widely by region with Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee and New York entries, including corn wheat oats rye and butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itle Bey
Crete
Cincinnati
Detroit
Neo UK
New York
Labor Day Observed Across Cities By Workingmen
Labor Day celebrations drew large crowds in Chicago and other cities. Parades along Michigan Avenue showcased tens of thousands of workers, with events in Dubuque St Louis and Philadelphia featuring speeches by notable figures and widespread civic participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Poronte
Dubuque
Chatty
William B. Burns
St. Louis
Wdl Bryan
Concordia Park
Brym
Altwott
Philadelphia
United Labor League
Prairie State
Prairie State Was Introduced To the Large Cvidience Ty
Ernest Kreft
Belknap Chooses Judaism in Love Ordeal for Paul May
Miss Belknap abandons Christianity to wed Paul May a Washington diplomat. The couple faced family opposition due to faiths until May’s Belgian legation posting and her conversion steps before three rabbis to join the Jewish church. Marriage planned in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Belknap
Paul May
Washington
May
Belkenp
Aliegerue
Marrial
New York
Ino
Beolkinge Nist
Helknap
Ietoor
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Z. S. Holbrook
Chicago Taxpayers’ Defense League
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Qpém
Pullman Pattee Car Company
Vullman
Pupiin Palace Car Company
Hveo
Jaqeets
Nicaragag Canal
State Department
Papa
Erect
Er Canon Americant Republice
Othe Canal
Tnediatedly
Nashville
Nosiwole
Wiehl & Tard
Bbs
Psd
Asap Choon
Pines
Loaden Dager
Pawies
Thee Islands
Jobo
Woods
Che Dhauisville
Albert
Renios
Otter
Adbert Ghones
Aye
Venus
Sid
Dive
Beerenby Powell
New Tariff
Kiendike
Sherovin
Replite Ai
Sealive
Smarh
Canada
Wen
Gaisen
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Thor Buren
War Department
Alaska
Faposraphs
Gen Tybee
John Drew
Bank
National Bonk
Greensburg
Sparkes
Adritan Fritchey
Atlantic City
Moral Park
Long Island
James Daily
Joe Brumback
Daily's Place
Frankfort
Miss Belarnae
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