First Outing for Humber 677 Children at Fairview Park
Fifteen children, ten with mothers, rode an electric train from Union depot to Fairview for a Mission grounds outing. Dr. Oliver checked for contagions, nurses attended, and a twofold goal emerged: cool relief on a hot day and medical guidance for needy families. Pastor Milburn donated a large basket, and the camp planned six tents plus a pavilion as staff, ice, and provisions expanded.
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Alc
Union Depot
Fairview
A. A. Oliver
C. C. “McCulloch
Hea
Alexander Johnson
Fleaby
Hall
Lewis Jordan
Wm. L. Elder
C. McCulloch
Mies Shear
New York
Douglass St
Mission Grounds
Thirtasnthat
Twenty-resond-st
Thirtieth-st
Crown Hill Cemetery
Francis Murphy
Jack
Sia Company
Mersie
McCulloch
Johnson
Mrr. McCulloch
Europe
Micaion
Milburn
Second Presbyterian Church
Paving Question and Baseball News Across Cities
The article covers paving bids on Massachusetts Avenue showing a $10.77 per foot cost with owner charges and possible rebates to owners. It also reports on railroad wage talks, sport headlines including signings and transfers, league standings, and remarks on the future of eastern and western baseball circuits.
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Massachusetts Ave
Massachusetts-ave
Death In A Storm As Steamer Capsizes On Lake Pepin
A cyclone struck the Sas Wing excursion boat near Lake City Minnesota sending 175 passengers into icy waters. About 150 are feared lost as rescue efforts struggle amid extensive wreckage and fires. Billowing storms, collapsed buildings, and many injuries followed with towns from Lake Coleman to St. Paul reeling in shock.
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Aminneapolis
Fist Regiment
Minnesota National Guard
Igie
Lake City
Lake Pepin
Sas Wing
Diamond Bliff
O’dlock
Jake
Asia
Ina Doss
Saa
Itia
C. G. Rahdar
Peter Gerken
Fred Scherf
Captain Wethern
Christ
Ww. Blaker
Hempiling
Gus Beckmare
Mies Flinn
Foze Adams
Ira Fulton
Lake Coleman
Lake Garvias
J. H. Schurmsyer
George Miller
Nation Bank
St. Paul
J. H. Schurmeyer
Peter Greven
John Goetse
Schurmeyer
Piaffier
Brannan
Texas
Misse
Charles Good
Clara Haven
Joseph Bernard
John Guenter
Charles Hastings
Nellie King
Susie King
George McPherson
Hub
Guest
Simon Good
Ray Good
Charles Pfaffler
Brennan
Tex
North St. Paul
RobIman
Little Canada
St. Paul & Duluth
Gladstone
Coleman
Lake Gervaise
Sisters of Mercy
St. Pauul
The
Evening Star
Lake Papin
Lake Oty
Howard
Baderad
Fred Bettemeer
Mamie Adama
Henry Steffner
Katie Burkhardt
Anderson
Eddie Christofersen
Herman Hipper
Wil
Hippey
George Harris
Nellie Woehrn
Milly Niles
Blereen Filey
Corsy Johnson
Floy Smith
Myrtie Mere
Ira Pulton
Robbers loot express office. encampment plans and incidents
Masked robbers seized about $10,000 at the N P express office on Dearborn Street Saturday night. Generals from S of W head to Evansville for Indiana division encampment. Other notes cover court disputes, accidents, and a string of local incidents from Berlin to Danville and Milwaukee, with brief crime, fire, and disaster items.
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Curcaco
N. P. Express Company
Dearborn
Gar
Griffin
Bookwalter
Homan
S. of
Evansville
Indiana
Geo. C. Harvey
Danville
Biatula
Harry
Train Crash Near Smithville Hits Passengers Hard
A freight train and the Louisville New Albany Chicago local collided on the Smithville hill at 8 15 in Bloomington Indiana. The freight derailed and injures numbered at least a dozen with several described as fatally hurt. Conductor Win Brown and Grant Johnson were severely injured among many others. The incident reportedly stems from a timekeeping error claimed by Conductor Marvin.
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Bloomington
Ind
Daly
Louisville, New Albany
Chicago
Smithville Hill
Win Brown
Will Hasdly
Grant Johnson
Moton Chicago
Billy Mitchell
Indianapolis
Benry Whitesell
James Myers
Mia
Patton
Smithvilla
Hagmenor Hendrickeon
Jeff Robinsons
Everett Foster
Worthington
Ada Psarsob
Hedford
David Warrap
Chas
I2rvin
On Freight
W. i. Baggley
Paoli
Thomas Andrews
Alice Waite
Kate Taffe
Marvin
Uta
Judge Irvin's Busy Day and Courtroom Tales
Judge Irvin presided a busy session with multiple defendants. Willis Barbar and others received suspensions of judgment on good behavior promises, while Dillard faced theft charges and Dora Cannon was detained to secure testimony. Other notes include a white cap threat against John Albert and a near-fatal morphine attempt, all amid a bustling docket and Saturday night incidents.
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Irvin
Wiliam Akin Wee
Bure
James Radding
Heaughville
Willis
Cok'og
Albsit
Jonathan Howard
Willis Barbar
John Wallaes
Willie Brace
Wiley
Wallace
Atlanta
Esid
Bruc
Crawfordsville
John D. Albert
Viola Marshall
Wny
Yandes St
John
Dr. Balls
Albert
Atkins
Southern Republicans Push to End Tobacco Tax
Southern Republicans struggle to obtain a quorum as desertions hamper action. They met to press the Senate to pass the election bill this session while tariff talk lingers. Democrats seek to oust Wyoming and Idaho representatives as territories, but likely will fail and keep their seats until successors are chosen.
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Senate
Wyoming
Idaho
Pathfinder dead as heat, Tremont dies in New York
John Charles Tremont, born 1813 in Savannah, perished at 3:30 pm in Porter's house after extreme heat and illness. He was a Republican pioneer and the West’s pathfinder. Peritonitis listed as cause. obituary notes his death and origins.
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John
Fremont
York
John Charles Tremont
Far West
H. M. Porter
Savannah
Shaffer
Fairview
Union
Fires and Fear: A Scattershot City Chronicle
Fire destroyed a frame structure at 3 a m causing $106 damage. General Pearl Amach, chief stenographer, leaves for a week in Columbus Ohio. Taylor Gleason jailed for drunkenness after a Sunday incident. taken to hospital in bad shape. Labor disputes and wage demands surface on Sept Husted as B F E switchmen seek raises. A venomous snake bit a market stall keeper. reptile killed and market tense. Catholic residents pledge $17,000 for a cathedral site at Meridian and Fifth streets. Burglaries and police investigations ripple through hardware stores and nearby galleries. A missing Rochester drummer, W S Marks, vanishes after selling samples. authorities investigate. Church baptism among Chinese residents noted. Public labor-day preparations and reduced excursion fares announced. A wave of amusements, protests, and curiosities fill the pages with scattered items from a busy city life.
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Pearl Amach
B. of VY
Columbus
Ohio
Taylor Gleason
Brunkenners
Loral
Husted
H. Glick
Keapar
Blaker
Garfield Park
J . Lea Pok Fang
Moo Chee
Chang Lung
Quong Lee
J. A. Milburn
Second Presbyterian Church
Someme
Ben Thornton
Charles Taylor
Chicago
Meridian
Fifthet
Arthur Jordan
Thomas and
Bacon
Lilly & Stalnaker
Capt
Bruce
van Camp
Court House
Moore & Bier
Rochester
N. Y
Bates
Splan
Marks
Model Clothing Company
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Harvey Holbrook
W.R
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Washington St
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Alfred Morrison
Louseville
Morricon Wee
Rufus Bennett
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Marshall Henry
Foeter
Wheaton
Perry Comstock
Owosso
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C. &. Hastings
C. & N. Road
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I, N. A. & C. Railway
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London
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Ban
Ben Harrison
Woman In Black
Moses
Moses Allen
W. H. Wishard
Perry Township
Allen
Wishard
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Briearty
Dallas
Pire
Gould
Merchants’ Exchange
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Heex
Trere
Birra
Jack Rabbitt
Sun
New York City
Greenwood
Lowerehey
Lowere
Stewart
Bostor
Patladaionia
Sven Washington
Paoliz
Ahsilin Soston
Muamerisa
Milion Vollere
Norwich
Crucia
King Bird
Sunday Journal
Bee Bird
Ali
Tue Sun
Se- Gianapolis
G.I. Race
Sanece
Kan
Paris
Barry Coleman
Aps Company
Murphy
Murray and Murphy
Jd. C. Roach
Annie Pixley
Kate
Barney Feglin
Bob Slavin
Bert Dasher E
Gonacat
Law Wallace
Buffalo Bill
Barlin
Hanag
Koumtas
Jaling A. Haag
North Penn
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