Exodus at encampment as Grand Army holds sessions and elects leaders
Capt Adams elected commander in chief at Pittsburg encampment. Exoduses of Grand Army veterans fill Union depot area as trains depart. Pension policy debate dominates Thursday business with long resolution urging restoration of pension rolls. Reunions, receptions, and pageantry mark the day with governors and officers in attendance.
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Pensions Committee
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Tennessee
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Indianapolis
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Nellie A. King
Ohio
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Nebraska
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Missouri
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New York
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Carrie V. Sheriff
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Hurst
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Texas
Rack Track Notes and DePauw Assault Guilty Plea
Sept 7 reports from Greencastle and race track. At the track nine starters in the 2:11 pace. Paul won with Mary Centilivre second, Tip-o-tip third, Henry F. fourth, time 2:11. Pool selling slow. In Greencastle James Nelson and Frank O Hair pleaded guilty to assaulting Prof Longden of DePauw. fined $25 each.
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Henry F
Greencastle
Ind
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Frank O’hair
Longden
DePauw University
Monon Line Fare to Chicago Now Available
A travel notice offers $3.65 round trip to Chicago via the Monon House with tickets valid September 6 7 and 9 and return validity through September 10. The deal emphasizes convenient schedules and low fare for this regional ride.
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Chicago
Monon House
Wreck Toll Mounts After Fort Wayne Passenger Collision
Reports from Sept 7 show a fatal Fort Wayne Panhandle collision near Colehour Indiana with 12 dead and over 80 injured. Names include Anson Temple and Emil Godenrath among the dead, plus multiple injured from both trains. The crash occurred when the milk train failed to stop for orders, 13 miles south of Chicago.
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Colehour
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Illinois State Line
Chicago
Onicaco
Anson Temple
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Louisville Flyer
Panhandle
Vailps Raiso
Schiller Theatre
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Wm. Rigney
Wisconsin Central Railroad
G. A. Hines
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Wm. Schonicker
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Wm. Richardson
State St
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Fairfield
Ill
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Terre Haute
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Lichte
Knox County
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West Forks
W. J. Turner
Joseph Dillingslea
Clyde
Jog. Eckenberry
Camden
Michael Ball
Louisville
Emil Godenrath
Valparaiso
Motormen Provoke Laughs With Quick Wits After Collision
A North Indianapolis line motorman with a droll manner quipped after a non fault accident. He joked about a rider suing the company and recalled a Washington street incident where a horse ran away, breaking a buggy to pieces. He exclaimed about luck, noting no car in sight.
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Indianapolis
Washington St
Mills Restart At Allentown And Moores Glass Works
The red mill of the lows barb wire works resumed operations in Allentown Pennsylvania, employing 140 workers. In Cuaron New Jersey, Moores Brothers glass works also restarted on Thursday and plans to run at full capacity by October first.
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Cuaron
N.J
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Policeman Fatally Shots Italian Near Elevated Station
In New York on Thursday morning Policeman William Bauer shot and killed an Italian after the man fought others and began firing at a crowd near the Sixty-sixth Street elevated station.
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Wm. Bauer
Sixty-sixth-st
Receiver Holds On for Evanaville and Terre Haute Road
Terre Haute Ind Sept 7 The receiver appointed for the Evanaville and Terre Haute road has been sustained by Judge Briggs He orders all property and money of the road turned over to him ensuring control remains with the appointed receiver.
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Evanaville
Briggs
Three Marines Drown After Boat Capsizes Near Stralsund
Berwin Sept 7 Three marines are drowned when a small boat from the German torpedo boat Bruecher capsized off Stralsund on the Pomeranian coast.
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World Events From A Turbulent Market And Global Notes
The New York stock market showed irregular activity while London markets echoed unease. The Khedive of Egypt plans a spring visit to England and Brazil marks its independence day. A Texas merchant J Hellman failed for 3000 dollars and Long Branch cottages suffered 15000 dollars in fire damage. Coal Creek miners are replaced after a year on duty. Assignee Gormley cites ex Secretary Foster assets at 622849.61 with total appraisements 31459.71. Pennsylvania highlighted by Gov Pattison Chas Smith and others at the world fair. Balloon ascension by Prof King scheduled at 3 pm.
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Murdered and Robbed in City Street Death
Charles Peterson, a Cincinnati resident and painter, was found fatally injured on a principal business street early Thursday. He had arrived Tuesday, stayed with Mrs Hilbirg, and planned a 2 pm train to Cincinnati. Authorities suspect murder, noting a sandbag used, missing watch and money, and an empty bottle near the body.
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End of Silver Fight Stalemate Feared in Senate and House
Washington dispatch notes uncertainty as Senators Morgan Teller and Stewart push talks to avoid drastic action. In the House, the repeal bill remains stalled until Senate action, with focus on committee accounts and clerks. Revenue balancing will spark renewed conflict between silver supporters and opponents.
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Strike Alarm Amid Lake Erie & Western Employees
In Lima Ohio on September 7, workers from the Lake Erie & Western system express strong dissatisfaction and warn of a near general strike. Engineers firemen conductors and brakemen plan a special meeting to decide next steps.
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Lake Erie & Western System
Bank cashier commits suicide after bank theft
M. J. Bofferding, cashier of the Bank of Minneapolis, shot himself Thursday morning in Minnesota. President Kirby says accounts are straight, and it is thought the stress from teller Scheig stealing $15,000 contributed to the act.
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Bank of Minneapolis
Kirby
Scheig
Cholera Death Reported in Hull City
London report notes one cholera death in Hull on Thursday. Manitary inspector Dogherty contracted the disease that morning and was moved to a hospital for treatment.
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Hull
Dogherty
Fatally Scalded Fireman on Tug Ariel
George Raines a fireman on the tug Ariel of Wilmington Delaware was fatally scalded when a steam pipe burst on Wednesday night in Chester Pennsylvania bağ
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George Raines
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Body Found in Halliday Home Mystery
In Mippietown New York on September 7 the body of Paul Halliday husband of the woman under arrest for murder was found beneath the Halliday residence.
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N. Y
Paul Halliday
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Indiana Weather Outlook for Sept 6–8 1893
Forecast for Indiana predicts continued warm and fair conditions through Thursday and Friday. No precipitation expected with temperatures remaining above normal for early September.
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Indiana
Beacham's Pills With a Drink of Water
A brief item notes Beacham's Pills taken with a drink of water in the morning, described in a concise health or household context typical of the period.
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Beacham
Brazil Navy Revolt Erupts as Rio Faces Blockade
Montevideo Herald reports Brazil's navy led by Admiral Custodio Jose Mello demanded President Peixoto resigns. Fleet at Rio Janeiro blocks port while Santa Cruz fort stays loyal. Government cuts all Rio comms and pursues revolutionaries led by Ravana against Gen Portugal with Castilho ordering troops into action.
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First trial yacht race to defend the American Cup
Sanpy Hoon reports the first trial race off the port to select a defender. Vigilant and Jubilee led with Pilgrim and Colonia behind. Jubilee retired at 11 55 as sails failed. Pilgrim withdrew at 3 05, leaving Vigilant and Colonia to finish, with favorable conditions expected to yield a decision within hours.
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Indictment of Hmma Goldman in New York
New York on Sept 7 the grand jury indicted the female anarchist Hmma Goldman for unlawful assemblage Requisition papers secured and she will be brought from Philadelphia Paris reports thirty five Paris labor exchange unionists to visit Chicago fair and study industrial features for a report
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Paris
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America
Chicago Fair
Hamilton Fish Dead in Garrisons Country Home
Ex Secretary of State Hamilton Fish died at his country home in Garrisons New York on Thursday morning. He previously served as a leading statesman and diplomat, shaping late 19th and early 20th century U S policy. The death marks the end of a long public career.
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Garrisons
N. Y
Harris Breaks Bicycles Record At London Quarter
Harris set a new quarter mile mark at London as crowds filled the stands. Wednesday results feature Brooklyn and Philadelphia wins, with two horses lowering track records under clear conditions at Sheepshead Bay and nearby venues.
Strike paralyzes College Ave streetcar system in protest
Motormen and conductors on the College Avenue line walk off the job Thursday after Superintendent McLean refused to discuss the dismissal of conductor Keefe, who was fired for alleging fare evasion. The strike spreads to other lines, stopping cars and derailing race-day plans as talks with union leaders fail to reach a settlement.
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McLean
Kseete
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Street Railroad Brotherhood
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Settlement reached with tunnel guarantors over cost share
State agricultural board officers settled Wednesday with tunnel guarantors agreeing to pay 1500 toward tunnel construction. A Dearborn county appeal to the supreme court involves Matthew Whitefield and school teacher Alice Ilerthorn over an employment damages case. A list of names appears for marriages and deaths as well as several marriage licenses recorded in the notice.
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Supreme Court
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Alice Ilerthorn
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Whitefield
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Jas
Vina Massey
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Henry F. Niermann
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William D. Haverstick
Florence M. Gerard
John A. Motherhead
Mary A. Burnside
John Pd, Church
Catharine
D. Andrews
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Summer Energy Relief
Advertising copy touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for summer weakness and tiredness, claiming it restores appetite and combats prostration. It urges readers to try the medicine for clear benefits and improved energy.
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Hood
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