Eight Workmen Killed in Lehigh Valley Train Crash
Philadelphia reports a deadly railroad accident near Mauch Chunk on Tuesday morning. A Pennsylvania freight train collided with a construction train carrying laborers, killing eight workers and injuring 26, many foreigners. Relief collected at the site as officials fear more deaths. wreckage scatters across tracks and cars.
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Mauch Chunk
Lehigh Valley
Pennsylvania
Lehigh
Tamand Siding
Lost Creek
Pottsvile
Stubborn 34-Round Prize Fight Ends In Draw
A 34 round prize fight in Cincinnati back of Ludlow Kentucky ended in a draw. Combatants Tommy Burke of Boston and Tommy Connor of Cincinnati each drew blood and kept moving despite punishment. A $50 purse was split equally between both men.
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Scincinnati
Ludlow
Tommy Burke
Boston
Tommy Connor
Cincinnati
Tramp Found Dying in Freight Car Near Haughville
A 32 year old tramp, identified as Wy T Wilson of Logansport, was found in a freight car near Haughville severely exposed. He was taken to the city hospital and is considered to be recovering in a favorable condition. Indiana Banking Company Funds. Frederick Rand reports the bank’s annual receipts and disbursements, with dividends declared and most funds already paid. The receivership is expected to wind up as settlements proceed.
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Haughville
Logansport
Indiana Hanking Company
Frederick Rand
Indiana ‘Banking Company
Judge Tyler
Sbe
Dakota prosperous with railroads wheat and settlers
Gov Church reports Dakota as thriving with nearly 760000 people include a third foreign born, about 1000 miles of railroad built, 60000000 bushels of wheat raised and 27000000 acres of unsettled public lands. New York and St Louis set to meet for world championship game as rain clears.
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New York
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Dakota
St. Louis
Canled Beck and Robinson Charged in Grand Larceny Case
Deputy sheriff returned from Vincennes with Ed Robinson who is wanted on grand larceny charges. Robinson allegedly robbed stockman Stevens of a gold watch and $35 during fair week at Tipton. Bench warrant by Judge Irvin led to arrest Monday. Mrs Joseph Servick fled Indianapolis with furniture and $1,000 after leaving with a man named Elder.
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Ab Geuberse
Vincennes
Ed. Robinson
Robinson
Stevens
Tipton
Irvin
Two Murders With Walker Seen Near Crowds in New York
On a crowded Third Avenue corner a man collapsed from a fatal stab wound as a companion walked away unhurriedly. Witnesses, including William Garrett, John Dunn, and Albert Weber, described a dark moustached man in a derby hat. The victim, Antonio Gioccomio, fruit dealer, carried a gold watch, four rings including a diamond, and cash.
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Hiller
Third-ave
Righth-st
Diamond
William Garrett
John Dunn
Albert Weber
Garrety
Antonio Gioccomio
Tnoiidaye
Grubb Trial Fears of Lynch Party at Verdict
Sylvester Grubb’s trial proceeds amid heavy guard and public fear of lynching if the jury does not impose a hanging. Observers expect possible mob action and limited courtroom security as deliberations continue. A Knox county fair highlight featured a brutal stallion battle with both horses injured, alongside horse racing acts by Merv Thompson. Max Black faces $10,000 in sales and liabilities after a dry goods sale in Cincinnati. Emperor William departed for Naples amid demonstrative crowds in Rome.
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Vincernes
Sylvester Grubb
Knox County
City Life News Bits From Champaign and Vicinity
Elder Gray will preach at Zion's church on Wednesday evening. Big Four trains carried coaches between here and Shelbyville on Monday. Catherine McNeely, widow of Elisha McNeely, died at 237 N Mississippi St. She was mother of Ham McNeely of the Jivansville Journal. Four men arrested as pickpockets were allowed to depart by the mayor on Tuesday. Augusta T Comstock had her divorce finalized and will return to her maiden name Augusta Tuthill. Police paid out 2.75 in uniform hat deductions that angered officers. Rev B M Harrison of Quincy, claimed youngest D D in US, to speak on temperance next Saturday and Monday at possibly post office corner or courtroom. John Grimes jailed for assault and drunk. fined 25 and 3 respectively. Charles Duncan discharged from grand larceny case. Jeff Dillard's case dismissed. See real estate offers on page 2.
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Shelbyville
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Mississippi St
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Charles Burns
Dan Norris
Thomas Welsh
James Harris
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Augusta T. Comstock
Vazler
Augusta T. Tuthill
Ivo
B.M. Harrison
Quincy
D. D
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Criminal Court
John Grimes
Denny
Thomas McCormick
E. Washington St
Charles Duncan
Cus Grand
Jody
Duncan
James Abbot
Jeff Dillard
Silas Eaglan
Sugar inquiry into council corruption postponed again
Council committee led by Cal Best arrives at the city clerk’s office to begin hearings on alleged sugar use in council. Witnesses delayed, including Johnston and Harry Smith, as Cal seeks more statements. Sensing delays, the panel adjourns until next Tuesday with plans to issue subpoenas.
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Johnston
Cal
Harry Smith
Harry
Cals
Shearer
Reynolds
County Central Committee
McKinney
Tragic Death The Cocaine Overdose Theory In McKinney
Oct 16 report on Dr C K Gregg death by apparent self harm amid cocaine overuse. Notes dated Oct 11 describe drug sensations and effects. Gregg, educated and fluent in Spanish German and French, was seen late at night with no obvious behavior changes.
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Ceccaine Bros. McKinney
C. K.gregg
Long John Wentworth Dies in Chicago Legacy as Politician Editor
Long John Wentworth died Tuesday morning in Chicago at his home. Born in New Hampshire in 1815 he moved west and entered politics serving several terms in Congress and as Chicago mayor from 1857 to 1860. He later led the Chicago Democrat newspaper and became a prominent landmark in the city’s growth.
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John Wentworth
New Hampshire
Chicago
Cougress
Chicago Democrat
Great West
Chinese Exclusion Ruling Triggers Deepest Local Low
In San Francisco on October 16 the U S circuit court decision upholding the Chinese exclusion act sends a gloom over the Chinese community. Friends abroad feel the impact as business of magnitude may fail, while a leading merchant foresees larger Chinese settlements in Canada and increased railroad trade for white runners between city and rail hubs.
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San Francisco
U. S
Canada
Will Strike Again Unless the Old Men Are Given Their Places
North side street car workers resent terms of a recent settlement and vow to reinstate all veteran employees. They met to demand reinstatement and threaten another strike within 24 hours if refused.
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CubcaGco
Real estate dealer goes alive after death report
W. W. Scott of Decatur, a real estate dealer, was reported dead of yellow fever over a week ago. He has suddenly appeared in Birmingham and says he was in St. Louis throughout the yellow fever excitement, in good health. He cannot explain how the death rumor started.
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Ala
W. W. Scott
Decatur
St. Louis
Sowed Broad Cast Sparks Health Alarm in Buffalo
The small pox outbreak worsens as Miss Haggerty, severely infected, roams the streets in search of a doctor. Authorities fear spread and discuss quarantine action while nearby towns consider measures. Weather outlook notes fair, cooler conditions for Indians.
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Buffalo
Democratic state committee declines funds for county parade task
Chairman Jewett answers the one hundred’s funds request, declining to contribute as the committee is local in character and directing aid to the court system. Taggart says the committee is partisan, favors a fair election, and proposes a Marion county Democrat led panel to pursue election law enforcement. Paragraphs cover parade plans, cross-party aims, and police readiness for potential Nov 8 demonstrations.
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State Central Committee
Committee of One Hundred
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Huston
Marion
Marion County
Indianapolis
A. B. Conduit
Silas T. Bowen
Win
Herderson
John W. Murphy
W. B. Burford
Taggart
Citizens Committee of One Hundred
Quegart
Straited relations cloud emperor pope visit report
Lennox Oct 15 Spec says Emperor William’s Rome visit strains ties with the Vatican. The pope, short on time, is displeased with perceived deceptions. Reports claim William sought to color the visit as a pure holy audience, while others claim he aims to show friendship with France and outplay rivals with costly antics.
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William
Vatican
Berlin
Humbert
Rome
Rumbert
Wiliam
France
Allen G Thurman Honored At Massive Shelbyville Barbecue
About 80 000 people gathered in Shelbyville Indiana for a daylong tribute to Allen G Thurman known as the Old Roman A large Democratic delegation arrived by train from Cincinnati and crowds cheered as Thurman appeared He spoke at the fair grounds after a grand procession and a torchlight event was planned for the courthouse
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Allen G. Thurman
Indiana
Thurman
Cincinnati
German Officials Seize Mackenzie Book Sparks Berlin Excitement
Loxpon Oct 15 dispatch reports 40000 copies of Mackenzie’s book seized by German authorities amid over 75,000 orders. German physicians Dr Bergman and colleagues refuse to respond, stating they have said all they will on the late emperor’s illness. The seizure motive remains unclear. In Indianapolis Judge Thurman’s visit from Shelbyville continues with political calls.
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Loxpon
Bergman
Makenzie
Berlin
Mackenzie
K of L session centers on resignations in Philadelphia
The general executive board of the K of L meets in Philadelphia with five members present to discuss the resignations of Carlton and Barry among other important matters. Also noted is Naples reporting crowds applauding Emperor William during a visit with ongoing entertainments. Obituaries list several deaths and funeral notices with names and addresses.
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Philadelphia
The
K. of L
Messrs
Carlton
Barry
Infighting Roils Indiana GOP as Harrisons Ally Rushes East
Cincinnati dispatch reports a rift between the Republican National Committee and the Indiana State Committee over Indiana speaking engagements for Blaine and other leaders. Tensions rise as national leaders withdraw top speakers while Indiana officials push back, with Mr Miller sent to mediate and raise funds amid claims of a growing 11,500 vote majority.
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The
Enquirer
New York
Republican Nation Committee
Republican-Etate Committee of
Indiana
Gen. Harrison
W. H. “B. Miler
National Committee
Blaine
Harrison
Trdiana
New Jersey
Connecticut
Wisconsin
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Plaine
Europe
Quay
Maine
Barrison
Michener
Alger
Polo Ground
New York City
Mrr
John C. New
Miller
Progress to Add Y M C A Rooms and Electric Plant
Growth at the Y M C A has outgrown the current building and talks of improvements include adding a new stair and playroom for younger boys. An entertainment by the junior department aims to raise funds for the addition while plans include installing three arc lights and one hundred incandescent lights to save gas for future plant purchase. M A Porter is the new treasurer as officers follow in order.
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M. A. Porter
The First Repair On Washington Street Pavement
A crowd gathered near the corner of Delaware and Washington streets Tuesday as workers dug up a section of new pavement. The material proved too hot when laid and had to be torn up and relaid.
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Washington St
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