Notable Dangers and Disasters From Across The Nation
Multiple fatal incidents reported include Ex-Governor John Y Brown sustaining injuries in a streetcar accident in Louisville. A collision on the Plant Division near Pinkard Alabama claims Engineer Warren Dickerson. William Nichols and a passenger die in a rescue attempt near Walnutport Pennsylvania. Embezzler Charles W. Comstock is located in Honolulu and to be returned for trial. Smith Culbertson dies by suicide in Birmingham Iowa. Lucy Lalley dies after a picnic fall in Timpson Texas. A large McIntosh Coal Company shot at Caseyville Indiana is destroyed by fire with an estimated loss of $5,000.
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Birmingham
Iowa
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Timpson
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Caseyville
Ind
Garrett A. Hobart
Bryan
Chicago
Senator Hill
New York Democracic Convention
Bourke Cochran
Will Gearly
New York City
Daniel Doody
Stockton
Cal
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Valpariso
Dieppe
London
Eng
A. White
Andover
John Rogan
Powers
Stillwater
Minn
Harris
Lizzie Evermann
French Village
Ills
William Johnson
Harry Hobson
Hamburg
Daniel H. Nourse
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Stanley Rogers
Hickman
Paris
Greeley Baird Club Meeting at Barnum's Hall
The Greeley Baird group holds Thursday night gatherings in Barnum's hall with L. O. Glazier as leader. A humorous exchange from London Tit-Bits and a note from the Brooklyn Eagle are quoted about social wit and practical cautions on cold weather.
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Barnum's Hall
L. O. Glazier
Readings From Around The World Sept 8 Highlights
A compact roundup notes Mrs Ballington Booths drive for a temporary home for discharged convicts. It covers deaths in St Louis Cairo Chicago and Cleveland, robberies and assaults in Ottumwa Fulton and Berlin, a French gold shipment to New York, railroad leadership changes, and a large German market for American bicycles.
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Robert J
C. J. Hamlin
Robert Chambers
Ottumwa
Chicago
William White
Grand Rapids
Mich
Bill Coleman
Ed Chastine
John Nelson
Fulton
Fred DeLisle
Marshall
Tex
Chauncey Latimer
Cleveland
Germany
Berlin
Ohio
Horace Green
Charles Grey
Peter
Grey
Green
St. Louis
Spectacular List of Late 19th Century News Items
Saturday events include speeches by Maria P Williams in Leavenworth and a derailed string of incidents across cities. Notable deaths include Colonel Norman Wiard in Reading and Kaspa Sokolic in St Louis. Other items report jail breaks, poisonings, a Red Cross mission, and a bicycle race controversy in Denver with a world title claim.
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South McAllister
I. T
Maria P. Williams
Kansas City
Leave
Leavenworth
Kan
Norman Wiard
Reading
Eva Toomey
Rochester N. Y
Mississippi Valley Medical Association
St. Paul, Minn
William Sogel
Chicago
Willie Hunter
Jacksonville
Ahn
New Mikado Gold Mining Company
Rat Portage
Man
Imperial Bank
British Labour Congress Adjourns After Eye Test Resolution
At EpinpuraH on Sept 14 the British Trades Union Congress adopted a resolution from the Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants demanding practical condition tests for eyesight and rejected unfair testing. Other minor resolutions were moved and adopted before sine die adjournment.
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Epinpurah
British Trades Union Congress
Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants
Gladstone May Address Armenian Demonstration in Dunvester
The Chronicle believes Mr. Gladstone will be urged to speak at a Dunvester demonstration in support of the Armenian cause. In Cleveland, Tom L. Johnson, defeated for Congress in 1904, declares in a letter he will not run this year citing opposition to a government fiat currency as harmful to the Democratic party.
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Glaedstone
London
the Chronicle
Gladstone
Dunvester
Cleveland
Tom L. Johnson
Western Editorial federation opens in Denver
The second annual convention of the Western Editorial federation, with 22 states west of the Mississippi, opens in Denver with 500 to 600 editors in attendance. The fragment hints at gambling houses and moral concerns among attendees.
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Patrick Tynan
Phoenix Park
Boulogna
John Daly
Dublin
Western Editorial Federation
Misissippi River
Denver
Belgrade
Alexandria of
Servia
Grand Lodge of Wyoming Free Masons
Sheridan
Mason City
Jones and
Gorman
Laurel
Park Avenue
Chicago
Maria
Nellie Cronin
Mississippi River
Baco-Cure advertised as cure for tobacco habit in 1895
Claiming a Berlin physician based formula, Baco-Cure is promoted as a guaranteed, harmless, vegetable remedy that cures tobacco use without willpower. The ad cites a 30 pound gain and testimonials from P. H. Marsory and others, offering three boxes for $2.50 with a written guarantee, plus requests for booklets and proofs. An unrelated Detroit Tribune note is also included.
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Berlin
Clayton, Nevada Co
Ark
Eureka Chemical and Mfg. Co
la Crosse
Wis
P. H. Marsory
C. P. Church
Clayton
Eureka Chemical & Mfg. Co
LaCrosse
Boeton
Mass
Trustee Sale Notice for Weld County Property
Burton D. Sanborn as trustee announces a public sale of the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section 12 township 2 north west of the sixth principal meridian in Weld County Colorado. The sale is at the front door of the County Courthouse in Greeley on Friday October 2 at 2 pm to the highest bidder for cash. The trust deed was dated December 1 1892 and recorded in Book 100 page 541. The notice was published in the Greeley Tribune.
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Weld County
Colorado
Burton D. Sanborn
County Court House
Greeley
Weld
County of Weld
Ewes Ante Oren
Arton D. Sanborn
Greeley Tribune
Notice of Trustee Sale over Weld County property
Default by Daniel J. Jackson on a 1892 promissory note secured by a deed of trust, recorded in Weld County. Burton D. Sanborn as trustee will auction the Northeast quarter of Section 21, Township 5N Range 66W, with an eighty acre water right from the New Loveland Irrigation and Land Company contract 89, at public sale for cash in Greeley on September 3, 1896.
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Weld County
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Weld
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County Court House
Greeley
County of Weld
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New Loveland
Irrigation and Land Company
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