Guatemala and Salvador Renew Hostilities on Frontiers
Advices from Guatemala City report renewed fighting with El Salvador on the borders over prisoner exchanges. Guatemala accuses Salvador of breach after a prior war action. Guatemala's finances are strained while El Salvador is described as better prepared and financially able. Ezeta enjoys strong support among Salvadoran troops and leaders.
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Crry
Guatemala
Salvador
Borrillas
Gunatemadi
Joan
Ezeta
Mnssos
Wanamaker Cousin Dies by Suicide After Morphine Purchase
A cousin of the postmaster general, Wanamaker, aged about 47, died by self harm in a lodging house room. Two morphine pills were found, one stained with poison. a note read I cannot pay my way. Once wealthy, he dissipated about 800 600 in three years in Baltimore and Cincinnati, leaving behind a cork leg and a small sum of cash.
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A. Wanamaker
Eldorado House
Atuicide Cains
Reading
Baltimore
Shoe
Rosenbaum
Cincinnati
Wuna
Maker
Nebraska Mystery Girl Dies After Strychnine Suspicions
In Palmyra Nebraska a 19 year old girl known as Dolly Leserve faded after an evening at the business of E Rottmann. Her sister found her convulsing and dying within minutes. Authorities suspect she ingested a poison and the coroner was summoned as investigations promise further developments.
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Patuyna
Neovb
Leserve
E. Rottman
Janos Rudge
Rottmay
Rudge
Loserva
Burlington
Rottmann
Hottmann
Dolly
Atairs
May Not Wed Winnie Davis Waiting for Recovery
Miss Winnie Davis plans to join her mother Mrs. Jefferson Davis in Beauvoir then New York to assist with her book publication. Reports say her engagement to Mr. Wilkinson of Syracuse has ended as she travels to press for reasons behind the split.
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Winnie
Wilkigaoy
Kenan
Wicked Church Debate on Mormon Institution
A garbled report discusses suppression of Mormon influence in the country. It mentions immigration officials and a person from Salt Lake City, with unclear details about missionary work or a proposed action by authorities.
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Hom
Grindin Lahor
Migs
Thor ‘Coultrs
Ley
Deke Oly
Jamon P'Brien
Miese
Saltako City
Converts to Salt Lake City Promised Ease and Finance
The article recounts Miss Coultra’s claim that Mormon converts are lured with lies of luxury and church aid, then transported to Salt Lake City. They are housed poorly and forced to pay tithes, with many settlements living on scant fuel and dried fish for winter sustenance.
New Mexico Governor Urges Statehood Despite Prosperity
Washington reports Gov Prince of New Mexico presents annual balance sheet and plea for settlement of land title claims. He notes 218 grants before surveyor general, 162 in testimony, 2870 actions past, 44 by Congress earlier, 1 in next decade, none since 1270. Land entries 1473 including 425 homesteads, 689 pre emptions. total property value 46.0 million, indebtedness 870,060. Cattle and sheep strong, mining output over 4 million, but he stops short of calling for statehood, noting population wealth and capability compared to recently admitted territories.
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Washington
Gov. Prince
New Mexico
Surveyor General
Interior Department
Congress
Daya
Tension Over Racial Labor at Houston Rail Yard
The Houston & Texas Central railway yard faces a race dispute as black workers are refused removal requests and whites demand their spots. Foremen strike, Grand Master Wilkinson seeks mediation, rumors say a strike may spread to the Southern Pacific under the Washington system.
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Houston
Tex
Houston & Texas Central Railway
Wilkinson
Cottral
Knights of Labor
Railway Federation
Terre Haute
Pacifi
Warrington
Prairie Fire Threatens Ranch In Jasustowny North Dakota
Prairie fire swept the Jun dell horse ranch west of Jasustowny threatening the range. Dick Brown suffered severe facial and neck burns and boot loss while back firing eight feet high flames closed in. Northern Pueble burns a wide fire-break west of the river as pasture losses grow and sheep owners fear for feed.
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Jasustowny
N. D
Big Jundell Horse Ranch
Dick Brown
Jamestown
Governors in several states names Turner Winans Belden Hoard Peck
Nominees for governor across Michigan Wisconsin and Georgia are profiled. James M Turner of Michigan born 1850 in Lansing, career in lawmaking and business. Rh Winans farmer former congressman. Eugene Henry Belden hardware merchant. William D Hoard dairy scholar and editor. George W Peck printer and publisher.
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James M. Turner
Michigan
Lansing
Tie
Summon
Cazenorvila
N.Y
M. Turner
Jackson
Tonfa and
State Agricultural Society
Rh. B. Winans
Turner
New York State
Strider
Callefornia
E. B. Winans
Hamburg
Winans
Congress
Eugene Henry Belden
New Industrial Party of Michigan
Hanover
Mich
Michigan Central College
Springport
Bel
Balden
Markets Report From The Bronx Orry Oct 7
The markets show hogs opening strong with bulk around 4.40 to 4.08 and receipts near 600. Cattle herds dominated with packers weight cows in fair demand, mixed quality noted and calves showing varied bids. South Omaha reports hog receipts about 5,000 with steady opening and higher priced early trades. Chicago and Milwaukee markets show mixed demand and price shifts across hogs and cattle with futures hovering around midweek levels.
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Bronx Orry
Sage Vearinn
South Omaha
Uth Omatta
Neb
Hoga
Chicago
Miya Bock
Aemand Fale
Péloen Sigudee Ceita
Coen
Hoge
Judge Tyner's Job and Lottery Law Questions
Washington dispatch outlines Solicitor General Tyner of the Post Office Department as he weighs anti lottery law issues. He warns of hardship when ordinary citizens face legal trouble from incidental lottery ads in newspapers and examines the scope of private carriers versus the U S mail in postal regulation.
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Washington, D. C
Tyner
Ofice Department
Philadelphia
Indiana
Pennsylvanis
Washington
Smailing
Jorval
Mall
Muller
United States
Department of Justice
Phus
Duta
Niagara Falls Tunnel Opens With Ceremonies
The Niagara Falls Power company began the Niagara tunnel project to divert river water for power. Captain O B Gaskill turned the first sod at Cataract House as Adama and others spoke. bells and whistles rang, a Cataract House bell resumed after years, and a banquet followed.
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Niagana Falls
N. Y
Niagara Falls
Thomas Eversted
Vanderbilts
Eversted
Niagara, Power Company
Cataract Bank
Cataract House
Cataract Construction Company
O. B. Gaskill
Niagara Falls Power Company
Adama
Construction Company
Gaskill
Hennepin Canal Work Set After River and Harbor Funds
Washington reports rapid start on the Hennepin canal with 500000 appropriated in the river and harbor bill. A detailed project from Capt Marshall will guide work and land title acquisition by contract where possible. Title work, advertising, and contracting to proceed this year.
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Washington
Hennepin Canal
War Department
Marshall
Capt. Marshall
United States District Attorney
Department of Justice
Sho Budk
Cholera Strikes Parla Region as Lynel Arrives from Spain
Cholera cases reported in Parla Pani and Oot as Lynel the bargught of Horualto, recently arrived from Spain, are isolated. Public health measures including patient isolation and other methods are used to prevent spread.
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Lwo Pyraous
Lynel
Horualto
Spain
Lawmakers praise first session and pledge federal election act
Washington dispatch reports Senator Edmunds and colleagues lauding the Fifty-first Congress for hard work and notable bills, especially tariff reform, while pledging to pass the federal election bill next session. Cabinet arrivals and a Harrison reception highlight a busy adjournment day as wages and appropriations figures are debated.
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Edmunds
Washington
Edmunds Shuld
Monr
Labor
Brent
Congress
Manderson
Treasury Department Closed in Washington Observes Officials
The Treasury Department in Washington held conferences over questions regarding the execution of the new turfla taking effect Monday morning. General Appraiser Tichenor and Secretary Windom, along with Spaulding and Notttleton, attended the day’s sessions.
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Treasury Department
Washington
Iowa to Exhibit Big Iowa Resources at World’s Fair
Seaman and Crosby, Iowa World’s Fair committee members, met in Chicago with Secretary Davidson to plan a comprehensive 1893 Iowa exhibit. The April 15 legislature created an eleven member commission from each district and allotted 350609 for expenses. The plan prioritizes farming display with strong emphasis on education.
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Hi. W. Seaman
Iowa
Lowa State
Messrs
Seaman and
Crosby
United States
Iowa Hay Boom Predicted By Drought Strapped Illinois
The piece argues Northwestern surplus hay selling below worth as drought hits Illinois while Iowa remains green and stocked. It warns farmers to hold hay for higher prices next spring, noting speculators buying cheap hay in Iowa could double or triple gains within six months and criticizing Illinois and Iowa farmers for selling too early. It claims Iowa is the "Egypt of the world" yet still sells at half value.
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Northwestern
Mississippi
Ohio
Iowa
Ilinois
Egypt
Tragic Revolver Accident Kills Mrs Devin at Des Moines Area
A fatal pistol incident occurred at the country home of M. lu. Devin seven and a half miles southwest of Des Moines. Mrs Jessie Devin was shot in the left breast by a revolver that slipped from a belt. Her husband James Devin, in Chicago, was summoned and prostrated by the tragedy. The Devin family, prominent in Des Moines society, includes Cornell graduate John Devin who married Jessie Crow of East Berlin Connecticut about a year ago. In separate news Gov Boies clashes with three executive council members and the attorney-general over paying for criminal abstract printing. A contested 477 bill concerns the famous Billings case and decisions on funding abstracts. The governor withheld his signature while the matter awaits certificates from the secretary of state, the auditor, and the treasurer.
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Senate Cluataber
Welock
Klatesmen
Harrison
Wanamaker
Tracy
Proctor
Miller
Windom
Blaine
Allabach
Charley Loomer
Congress
Allen
Mississippi
M. Lu. Devin
Des Moines
John Devin
James Devin
Chicago
Devin
Des Moles
Cornell College
N. Y
Jessie Crow
East Berlin
Gov. Bates
Gov. Boies
State Executive Council
Supreme Court
Billings
Executive Council
Secretary of State
Des Moines Hoodla Aldermen Arguments Submitted to Judge
Arguments were submitted to Judge Kavanagh in the Des Moines hoodla aldermen case. The defense argued no crime due to no specified penalty for alderman pay and that members cannot be punished for actions taken under orders from a legislative body. The court held city councils are legislative bodies and the decision is awaited.
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Des Moines’ Hoodla
Des Moines Hoodla
Kavanagh
domMurrer
Tt War Atso
Diphtheria outbreak spurs city health actions in Manning
The Manning outbreak sees four cases so far with no fatalities. Council imposes strict measures in public places and requires destruction of contaminated clothing. Reports note scattered disease and broader public health concerns across Sioux County and surrounding areas.
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Manning
Aps
Osourreudua
Notoa
Sioux County
Sama
Moagheas
Dreamforonen
Buruy
SuEnsay Jg
Waterloo
Atlas Mary Leonard
Conncil Bluffs
Allaution
Hartley
O'Brien
Towa
van Williamabas
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