United States Marshal Captures Cabin Robbers After Chase
A U S Marshal and a posse cornered a group of train robbers in a cabin near Livingston. Shots were exchanged with at least one robber killed or wounded. Deputies, Indian scouts, and local sheriffs converged with mounted officers to search the hills today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Knights of the Road
Mipwire
Monk
Bukton
Jackson
Inding
Jason
Hinds
Ciling Neary Schuber
Black Foot
Aimy
Curtis
Helena
Bea V'Olack
Captain Coole
Jack Feotienoy
Kulielb
Louisiana Cyclone Leaves Town in Ruins and Death Toll Rising
Disturbing reports from Grand Isle and Chomeur Camada describe a cyclone tearing through the coast. Bremier Joe Weber blown apart, several crew drowned, and hundreds feared dead at Chomeur Camada. Island cut off, communication limited, steamers bring slow updates as damage mounts and shipping losses near one million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choenior Gamida
Niew Olmans
Dik
Grand Isle
Min In Chars
Bremier
Joe Weber
Choniur Camada
Inggerman
Pho
Grand Tele
Senator Trice Comments on Treasury Vote Timing
New York October 4 Senator Catvly G Trice appeared in Wall Street to address private business questions and the proposed Sherman liver act. He said a vote on the treasury would occur by the middle of next week, leaving listeners unsure about the measure’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Catvly G. Trice
Wall Street
Nucleus of a Town Named After a Martyred President
Fragmented遗 text reports RFIELD'S FARM to be the nucleus of a town named after the martyred president Grrymaxn with plans for a dormitory-turned-residence area, pier losses on Nickel Plate and Lake Shore lines, and delays due to poor business outlook. Also notes a Missionary Thornton murder claim and Western Union money collection restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grrymaxn
Mentor
Hiurfield
Los
Lake Shore
Aif Fonds
Mubuurhati Thalen
Adjourned Circuit Court and tale of cattle thieves
Judge Campbell adjourned the circuit court as cases were nearly cleared. A key property dispute, Lovell vs RM Mroye in Sioux City, will be resumed in November after the jury failed to agree on a voucher. A noted cattle rustling raid near Wallac Wolly and Bijou Hills prompted stockmen to watch closely for the thieves. Sioux Falls reports a buggy accident injuring General Jeffers, with serious internal injuries suspected.
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Hyrox
Campbell Law
A. Lovell
Sioux City
Korky
Wallac Wolly
Ceow Creek
Ayulls
Bijou
Howe
Jeffers
Walgadher
South Dakota
Open Through November Says the Director General on Fair Plans
Director General Davis states the fair will remain open through November with outer areas dismantled first and inner court work to follow. Advertising and nominal admission will continue during construction, with a formal closing set for October 30 and a subsequent month of possible operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Tonee
Bimetallic Convention Sessions Open in St Louis
Delegates at the Pan American bimetallic convention met at Armory Hall in St Louis with Governor Lewelling presiding. The resolutions committee reported progress, and writers from prominent mathematicians expressed regret at missing attendance. Walter N. Allen of Kansas argued that silver would ruin the country if the standard were changed, and suggested sending his address to Congress. Switchmen Return to Work as Illinois Central and Yazoo Mississippi lines resume operations. time checks and discharges noted, with plans to reassign roles tomorrow.
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St. Louis
Locus
Armory Hall
Gavernor Lewelling
Lewel- Huepon
Mets
Walter N. Allen
Kansas
Mexico
Cleveland
Northven
Illinois Central
Yazoo
Mississippi
Menkiis
Tenn
Ilinois
Chesapeake
Ohio
Southwestern
Clumipenko and
Mempiis
Churlinton Road
Access to the President Shrinks Under New Regime
An article from October 1 describes tighter White House access after President Cleveland’s return, with cabinet members and trusted aides controlling entry. The president’s schedule is guarded, private secretaries vet requests, and only essential business or approved visitors may gain an audience.
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Waswixaros
Clevelmad
White Hollow
Strawrs
Nikal
Washington
Charley Loechler
Vallers
Conjeruss
Lewis
Jay Whaeber
Hurber icioWa
Gig
White House
Mk Mhurber
Myaeber
Appeal From The Tombs A Letter To Working Men And Wanvan
William Macnair, a self described wainwright, appeals to working men from a New York jail cell. He discusses his four month imprisonment, urges apology to obtain release, and defends freedom of expression against government suppression reflecting historical debates on post laws and press rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Macnair
Brew York
Wiliam
Saeking Ton
Comstock
England
Sheridan
Vox 7
Wilkes
Tiber
Pablo
Aid
The Fight in Morocco Sparks Indignation Across Morocco
Reports from Melilla describe mounted Moorish tribes attacking Spaniards and a brutal aftermath. Spain plans reinforced fortifications at Melilla and demands indemnity from the Sultan of Morocco while avoiding full-scale war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morocco
Spain
Mapny
Oct S
Melilla
Maroves
Spal
Melilin
Villajeeda
Ibis
Odd Fellows and Rome dispute halts ritual negotiations
Territorial turmoil surrounds Odd Fellows in Narmivone Maryland as negotiations with church authorities falter over the potential disclosure of a fraternal ritual. Archbishop Kulzer’s inquiry aimed to judge orthodoxy. the circle refused, signaling strained relations with church leadership and impacting other societies awaiting church approval. The same report notes the Comptroller of the Currency has demanded a national banks report as of October 1.
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Narmivone
Grand Lodge
Odd
Kulzer
Mierithal
Ady
Chieu
Ori
Deshire
Kutzor
Council of Archbishops
Michigan Senator's Miraculous Escape From Death in Chicago
Stockbridge of Michigan narrowly survived a Wabash avenue cable train collision in Chicago last night. He was knocked down and suffered only superficial bruises, with witnesses noting his quick recovery. At Hotel Michelson he remained in good spirits and planned to be up on Thursday.
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Michigan
Chicago
CimcaGe
United States Haneator II
Stockbridge
Michelson
Phyalefuis
Lo Pnasad
Thurkilay
Garza
Rate Sando
Plasé Valmer
Rudolfo G
Yomtany
Pelpe G. Cantinn
Ogi Ainxleub
Gonsihlestonerm
Tolthale Fair
Eclipe Cantona
Gute Sandoval
Sai bin
Chivago Hotel
Ufe Jena
Declan
Gara Canton
Sandoval
Hotel Register
Imperial
Teleenynes
Mexico
Eueernel Auddenly
Public Land Secretary Smith Moves to Settle New Openings
Public land policy shifts outlined by Secretary Smith as plans for future openings are detailed. The department may bid to Congress to regulate all openings, with emphasis on homestead parcels and auction methods, while opposition voices warn of political interference and delays. Officials discuss the Wichita and Comanche Territory prospects and the broader need for a uniform plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sestetary Smith
Awhila
Wasisaros
Hake Smith
Ian Tutter
Liscovs
United States
Department
Mel Smith
Department Y
Congress
Train Collision Kills One Injures Many Near Edgewood
A freight train wreck on the Mt 630 line near Edgewood killed one man and seriously injured several others. Reported victims include Joseph Glansh and Miles Morey of Columbus, with others from Van Wert and Kapewuui. The crash disrupted service as crews cleared debris and inspected the engine and cars for damage.
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Cherenar O
Gel
Ralfron
Edgewood
Ian
Hynes
Prytie
Willlwu Hulyach
Avetiva
Idson
Chey
Louisiana Storm Ravages New Orleans Area and Orange Groves
A devastating storm from the northeast struck New Orleans and surrounding parishes, causing widespread destruction. Dozens killed or injured, buildings toppled, and the levee breached near Lake Pontchartrain. The orange crop was nearly wiped out with most groves, including Keane Johnson’s, destroyed. Telegraph lines failed, rail and ferry services disrupted, and rescue operations hindered by rising waters and debris.
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New Orleine
Yester
Mississippi River
Gulf
Forse
Durferte
Noid
Coleman
Lake
Pontehyrtadn
Mississippi
Vexax and
Pueilie
New Orleans
Meyer
Pak
Louisville
Nashville
New Orland
Plaquemines
Parti
Pigople
Alege Howe
Mex Lawn French
Mra
Ey LoValders
Somatsda Hache
Wall
Uetaw Towtaly
Altrouisiant
Keane Johnson
South
Maine
Asp
Ulrich
Tlot Ros
Rhodes
Caimlatrootery
Ayateny
Texas Pacific
Witneis
Algiers
Lake Pontehartwin
New Orlaans
Onmeays
Prescott
Mandel
la Fennee
Damien
Quiet at Memphis freight yards stalls conference delay
Freight activity at Memphis yards remains largely unchanged as workers pause amid a conference in progress at Tonawanda. Piano manufacturers Hardman Peck & Co assign agents Leopold Pack and Henry Sondheim to Joseph Villamy to handle debts with Mercantile and Second National banks and William Kraus.
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Yatda
Memphis
Tonwrille
New York
Ocht
Leopold Pack
Henry 2
Sondheim
Hardman, Peck & Co
Foxeph Vilamy
William Kraus
Mexican Horror at Merxico Church Disaster
Terrible accident at a church festival in Merxico Nichoacan. A rocket from the roof caused panic as doors opened, killing ten people including many children and injuring others. Simultaneous fires and building collapses plagued the scene as rescue efforts continued.
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Merxico
Friangarellero
Nichoacan
Bi metallic Convention Opens In St Louis With Delegates
A large crowd gathers at the armory hall in St Louis for a bim et al convention aiming to foster closer commercial ties among southern and western state entities, Mexico, and South America. The session, under Man-Aueveau Jsinetulie auspices, names temporary officers and assigns committees as delegates from around the region assemble.
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St. Louis
Thorn
Srbors
Armory Hall
Uni
Republic of Mexico
South America
Man-Aueveau Jsinetulie Association
Mexico
IL O'Clogk
A.C. Wisk
Denver
Central
Stons
Missouri
Nathan Frank
Secretiny Newell
Wito Widemsko
Weaver
Twa
Tillman
Caroline
Olavy Nowell
Wanger
Mobile Under Water After Worst Storm Ever Known
A brutal gale, 50 mph, devastates Mobile and surrounding districts. Rivers flood streets, warehouses collapse, boats are wrecked, bridges wash away, and telegraph service fails. damage runs high as residents seek safety amid waterlogged blocks and widespread destruction.
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Loulsile
Mikeville
Mobile
Be Francis Street
Obie
Crescent City
Harding
Louisville
Nashville
Mobtias
Belig Siavl
Whcelkage
Tookemx
Bunt
Penny Postal Service and Grain Provisions Briefs
A garbled 1900s style collage notes penny postage debates and grain prices. It mentions wheat and corn prices, lard, butter, and other commodities, plus a Cassville death by blood poisoning from an iron nail. It also references a boxing match in Minneapolis and a city inauguration debate over penny postal service funding.
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Dunuane
Muatt Kudhenberg
Cassville
Wis
Washingtow
Daincaratic
Wanamaker
Treasury
Postoffice Department
Lum
Shadow Muber
Guffalo Costalio
Pavn
Shadow
Muber
Australia
Iuffalo" Costello
New York
Dwin City, Athletic Club
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Northern Pacific
Hamaga
Hnifronit Shipping Aid Mill
Huron
vOne
Ae Armeriusa
Huntley
Vetno
Brige
Norman Pill
Rfield's Farm
Alaska Nations Klilim
Tawisins
Jarelyin R. Thornton
Auburn
Thornton
San Praucino
Amburn
Western Union
Beli
Jordan
Sioux Fs Ins
W. TL .Yordan
Sioux Falls
Jordan Sas
Uist
Chinge
Kye
Me Dare
Gals
Rayerot
Jivet
Larsial
Firova
Estes
Mitchell
D-Uob
Shvinere Jett
Paw Hieipalein
He Sheiver
Miso Jett
Stowe
Direc
Batelli
Gheyevon Cemetery
Clarles Sheward Purnell
Tee Kentucky National Bank
St Louis
Tronkto
Mushenland
Carr Tows
Terntieny Ni
Tits City
JMN
Podlolia
Prince Bismarov
Kissisony
Prinee Bismatek
Friedvichsenie
Hamburg
Jo Selves
Inger
Hin Phyniekat
Tina
Kistner
Coing
Rab
Moxryinko
Oet. i
Bahia
Yesterfaye Tyix
Eet Uniter
Mello
ODD Fellows and
Rome
Public Land
Arthur
Nashvilla
Louisville and Nashville
Come Mitten
Aru
Decoyin
Myenty Te Ientae
Iaith
Adios
Tovingitae
Rnxmore
St. Pat
Minn
United Sates Circuit Court of Appeals
Ilegal
United States Efronit Court
District of Kansas
United States Court of Appeals
Tower Colt
Trans-Missouri Preight Association
Minwaunxi
John T. Koetling
South Ride Savings Bank
Ieal Banking
Koetling
Hungary
AWFUL
Louisiana Storm
Caxton
Canton-Massillon Electr Company
Omaha
Omauas
Alfred C. Gyream
Biamiarek
Kissasana
Prince Mismarek
Yussex
Wharleroi
Aistrivks
Sioun
Sionn Yass
Stove Cine
Oot
Foudars
Texan
Westabns
El-Boue
Beeves
South Omaha
Kansas City
WaNwas Dry
THE
Jt. G. Cantona
Eleasiem
Garan
Penny Postal Service
Onte
Anaya
Ignesa
Wittekyahi Park
Young Americas
Minneapolis
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