Remains Found Near Park Place Ruins and Global News Notes
Grant, New York, explores Park Place ruins uncovering two more victims. Wheat and corn stocks rise to 11,124,842 and 6,611,353 bushels with notable increases. Mexico appoints Tyvea Limautour as minister plenipotentiary to foster reciprocity with the United States. Various incidents include a Palmyra dynamite blast, train robbery in Colorado, balloon accident in Oswego, and a Seattle-area stampede warning. Delay and upheaval in politics and finance ripple through states and territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Or Grant
New York
Park Place
Diaz
Mexico
Joseph Tyvea Limautour
United States
John Palmer
Johl Orass A. Ry
Wid-Le-Camp
Grant
D. A. Quick
California
Palmyra
Mich
James R. Gerfield
Lake County
Ohn Young Brown
Melbourns
Cheyenne
Wyo
Alraady
Sac and Agency
Denver
Rio Grande
Texas Creek
Colo
Hot Springs
Ark
Memphis
G. A. R Reunion
Grand Island
Neb
John Frisbee
Oswego
N. Y
Southern Pacific
Samuels
Tex
Calonel Elliott Feen
Rey Tives
Sabbath Union
New York City
Buffalo
Saratoga
Jones
Jones Ha Given
Hester
New Orleana Cotton Exchange
Chiles
Alaska Territory
White
Pacific
Panama
Ezeta
Salvador
del Rio
Texas
Union Pacide
Creditors’ Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Edward Linn
New York Produce Exchange
Language in Canada debate over abolishing French in Northwest
In Ottawa Sept there was a senate debate on a bill to amend the Northwest Territories act granting the territorial legislature power to abolish bilingual status. Senator Bellrose urged preserving French, arguing that French would still be usable in courts if needed. The amendments were defeated and the bill passed as Manitoba recently abolished French in courts and assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
Senate
Messare
Bellrose
Canada
Manitoba
Frost Warts Fame Corn Mason Crry In Surtamiler
The text presents a garbled weather and crop outlook with mention of frost and corn in a southern region. It implies frost hazards affecting crops during a period, with uncertain dates and places due to OCR errors. No clear events or entities could be reliably identified for a precise summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porihern
Louis Bulling Hanged for Wife Murder at Savannah
JOSEPH MO Sept 8 Louis Bulling the wife murderer was hanged at Savannah Mo at 2 pm last Friday. He cried and wept before the scaffold and showed terror as the cap went on. His crime involved abducting and abusing his wife then killing her after demanding money. The sensational trial spanned three trials and two hearings before the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bulting
Joseph
Louis Bulling
Savannah
Herbert Tetas
Dusuury
Herbert House
Bulling
Shrer
Phate
Suj Court
Rena ‘Ture
Polk Comments on Alliance and Third Party Moves
In Topeka President Polk addressed the Alliance's future and its ties to the third party movement. He lamented the rift between Alliance supporters in the north and south and the in power parties, avoided commitments, and suggested the Alliance will get what it seeks, by old parties or a new party. He denied aiding either Republicans in the south or Democrats in the north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Supermver
Polk
People of
North
People's Party
South
Fragmented Robbery Report From Nonsensical OCR Text
An unreadable OCR fragment describes a chaotic scene around a hydrant, a thawing incident, and property loss with unclear names and locations. The readable portions suggest a Chicago setting with streets and a block affected by water damage and an incident involving a forgetful person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wabash Svenae
Dino
What Tan Good Cow Worth And Butter Yield Profit
An article argues cattle dairy value by butter production, noting a cow yielding 500 pounds annually justifies higher costs and that keeping few high quality cows lowers disease risk and labor. It compares prices 2.5 to 30 cents per pound and references Holstein Friesian standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gire
Mahone’s Secret Circular Spurs Virginia GOP Clash
General Mahone of Virginia issued a secret circular to Republican county chairmen urging not to call conventions this year and to let the alliance and Democrats contest. The move provoked anger among Virginia Republicans, leading to a secret conference of about fifty leaders who denounced Mahone and passed resolutions demanding his recall. If he does not retract, a mass convention could be called and steps taken to remove him ahead of a fall campaign.
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Washington
Mahone
Virginia
Repubiicans
Moonshiner Bowers Evades Officers Near Inlowers
September 8 dispatch reports revenue agents pursuing Hob Sims, suspected moonshiner near Tau fasten of the Inlowers of Bob Poe. Officers found a clean home. claim the man’s real name is Bowers and he evaded arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montoomnny
Revenue
Hob Sims
Tau
Bob Poe
Ae Ecole Pla
Sims
Bowers
Praltee Boye Keating Safety Garli Of Sept
The Dalton haya notorious train rites and peradues, were on their way on their strong otal io the Croee Sipataieg. On the north first of the Canadian rive om the mea Fos reservation, they move toward the Croee Sipataieg.
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Boye Keating
Garli
Dalton Haya
Renn Mornin
Rive
Kansas Stare News Chronicle Highlights and Proposals
Mayhem of Kansas towns reported with various projects and events. Winfield charters three boards of trade with 25000 capital. Wellington high school nears completion. Leavenworth loses a pontoon bin and forfeits franchise. Lawrence raid anniversary celebrated by Quantrill survivors. Hutchinson News shifts to evening edition. Kansas City plans a 4 million cotton mill employing 2000. Ellsworth boasts touring mill nature barrel factory planing mill. Twenty eight Kansas newspapers edited by women, with aging limits. A dangerous Winfield college main building and steeple removal fear occupancy. Kansas corn crop forecast around 17000000 bushels valued near 50000000. Mortgage releases surge, easing state debt. Counties forming world’s fair association for 100000 apportionment. 85 of 100 counties participate. State tax and railroad valuations listed. Wichita officials pressed for police reforms. Inter-State reunion of old soldiers slated for Kansas City, Missouri, with rail rates cut. Bourbon county Fort Scott ceremonies for courthouse fund. General Blair’s speech highlighted southern Kansas pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield
Board of Trade
Wellington
Leavenworth
Lawrence
Hutchspoon News
Kansan City
Kansas
Ellsworth
Konews Nowre Bro
West Awchison
John J. Ingals
Prohibition Park
Jewish Gazette
Eer
New College
Jia
Burlington
Register of Deeds
Kaneas
State Board of Equalization
General Revenue Fund
Wichita
Humphrey
Board of Polices Commissioners
Kansas City
Kanem
Missouri
Towa
Nebraska
Bourbon County
Fort Scott
Blair
Drowning Near Newton Nebraska Girl Lifeless in Stream
Stella Covert, nearly 17, drowned while bathing in a stream twelve miles west of Newton Kansas. She was camping with her party on the banks when a young man attempting rescue was pulled under. he escaped but could not revive her. The victim had lived in the area since childhood.
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Rownes Nor
Newton
Kas
Stella Covert
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