Philadelphia Traction conducts fifteen resignations
The Peoplea Traction company of Philadelphia recently accepted the resignations of fifteen conductors, all students from Western Medical College, who earned about $15 per week and could reapply for future work. A Phoenix tale about a man in Los Angeles the furnace, a Newcomb Mette daughter and several scientists are noted, along with various city notes and cultural items.
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Peoplea Traction Company
Philadelphia
Testernon Medical College
Lue
Aci
Col Ike
United States
Yuma
Hades
Journal-Miner of
Prescot
Los Angeles
Selmic
Anthropological Society
Columbian University
Washington
Johna Hopkins Hospital
Haltimore
McGee
Europe
Husband
New Orleans
Kentucky
Pearl in a Tooth Endangers Pearl Fisheries Tale
Mrs D M Jedell of 92 West Ninth Street, New York, reported a strange dental discovery when a pinkish globular object the size of a pinhead appeared in her rear molar. Dr Leeds extracted a piece described as a pearl or particle from her tooth, suggesting enamel could admit a swallowed substance similarly to a grain of sand entering an oyster.
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New York
D. M. Jedell
Edell Ivey
West Bigntys Ninth Street
Bedell
Maine
Leeda
Alinan
Ainir
Leeds
Purity Congress S08 Opens With Moral Reform Talks
The Purity Congress Met this morning at the convention in Multimore with Rev W T Babine of New York presiding over a social review and national daily. Speakers included Dr Lane Batterthwaites on moral crusade needs and Julia Ward Howe on moral equality for exes. Anthony Comatock and Mary Leavitt among others to speak later on topics such as regulation, girlhood, and the medical profession morals.
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Naliimord
Purley Congress
Tie Felenia
Openite
W.T Babine
New York
Lane H. Batterthwaites
Hey
Joseph
Julia Ward Howe
Boston
J. W. Walton
Cleveland
Rey
Calerale
Whitehead
London
England
Anthony Comatock
Mary Ciemunt Leavitt Nulfer
B. HL. Vital
Baltimoré
Soneream
Aire
le Will
Eniva
Arid
Vane Alia
Extetenou
Meniand
Barone
Sysceny
Berean
Amiens
Mindy
Maveneniwerte
Misemourt
Dallivena
Mint Meter
Tex Wim
Arlogatus
Fom
Cois
Bn Thomsok
Danileties’ Union
Sorannland
Keegiern Ot
Jerusee Uf
Aceuve
Sutfir Henk
Huaiives
E Hun
Aus Mopperst
Jospin B. Nutley
Tygland Lype
Pamhhice Nwealuc
Peart
Wien
Vies
Congresa
Lhe Keston
Julia
Ward Howe
Ida C. Clothier
Colorado
Foreign Missions Meet in Brooklyn Under Board Auspices
The eighty-sixth annual meeting of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions convenes at 2 o'clock in the Pilgrim Church, with Dr. G A Gordon of Boston delivering the annual sermon. The board reports total receipts for the year ending September 30 at about $600,489, a net loan of just over $400 compared to last year, while legacies fell more than $8,000. The debt and funding plans will be discussed to reduce obligations.
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Beooklys
American Board of Commssioners For Foreign Missions
Ander
American Board
Murder of Wild Bill’s killer McCall trial and escape
An early Dakota tale recounts Jack McCall’s murder of Wild Bill Hickok, the improvised 12 juror court, and his dramatic escape before trial. Witnesses describe McCall’s motive tying to a sister’s supposed seduction, with McCall later captured and hanged in Yankton. The piece notes the jury’s unusual verdict and historic boldness of the ordeal.
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Bigs Falls
Wild Bit
William Hickevek
Iack McCall
McCall
Jynoh
Juige Shannon
Canton
Dakota
Grant
Yankton
Bil Waa
Tkwan
Ufe
Bogan
Martera
Cade
Deliberat
Tetore
Wyoming
Cheyenne
United States
Wild Ell
Architects Meet to Discuss Federal Building Standards
At the national convention in St. Louis Daniel H Burnham of Chicago presided with George St Post of New York as vice president and William S. Eames of St. Louis as secretary. The group debated securing legislation to raise architectural standards for government buildings and the competition process amid many cities winning appropriations.
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St. Louis
National Convention of Architects
Daniel He Yhernham
Chicago
Daniel H. Burnham
George St. Post
New York
William 8. Eames
Loula
Alfred Stone
Providence
A. Treat
Ferris Latest Wonder Miniature Exposition Model For Atlante
A miniature reproduction of the Columbian Exposition grounds and buildings, 1-244th scale, built at a cost of about $00,000, was shipped from the city to Atlante. The project, conceived by G. W. G. Ferris, creator of the Ferris Wheel, faithfully replicates White City details and will be shown at the Atlante fair. Separate notes mention the Metropolitan Opera season opening November 16 with a long cast list of artists and conductors, including Melba and Cruickshank. The piece also notes a fertilizer trade surge from surplus western hordes and a rise in shipments to the Hawaiian Islands, plus a remark on converting horse and salmon into sugar and the heat content of tree lumber near the ground.
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Atlaita
Ewicaio
Thin City
Atlante
G. W. G. Ferris
Desiloner
White
Metropolitan Oper
New York
Merald, Mewar Abbey & Grau
Metropolitan Opera Houke
Sopran
Mme
Melba
Lillian Edien
Frances Saville
Georgine von Januschowsky
van Cuuteran
Michelt Heeth
Mile Mathilde Buuermelater
Mile
Marie Inile
Hmma Gaive
Sexe Sopeant
Contestl
Marie Brema
Mins
Clara Hunt
Solu Sealchi
Mine
Eugenta Mantelli
Auvella Kitsu
Roan Laniaen
Penure—Ble
Giuseppe Cremontni
Lieyd
Sig
Roberto Vanni
Maxulere
Otto Mirsalis
Adolph Wallhofer
M. Jean de Reneke
Harytones
Giuseppe Kanehmann
Carbone
Sls
Giuseppe Campanari
Vasehott
M. Maurice de Vries
Ancona
Victor Smuucel
Russia
Arimondi
Cernusche
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Sle
Viviani
M. Pol Plaucon
M. Bade
Anton Seidl
Signor Revienant
Senor Seppill
Herr Louis Saar
Marin Guirl
York Sun
San Francisco
Hawaiian Islands
Dig Aalmon
Columbia
Prohibition Union elects leaders amid court challenge
The nonpartisan Prohibition Union of the state elected I Huntley of Wensington Springs as president with W F Bushnell and Mrs Emma A Ceammet of Aberdeen as vice presidents A Carhart of Big Point as secretary and G A Uline of Dell Rapids as treasurer. A meeting will organize a local union while a court tests the legislature's restitution provision.
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Onierra
Abereen
Nonpartian Prohibition Union
Mot Fouy
I. Huntley
Wensington Springs
W. FT. Bushnell
Mra
Emma A. Ceammet
Aberdeen
A. Carhart
Bik Point
G. A Uline
Dell Rapide Treamhrer
Supreme
Episcopal Convention Adopts Resolutions on Diocesan Representation
The Episcopal convention at Minneapolis adopted a resolution to the role of bishopric leadership and lay versus clerical representation. Amendments allowed one clerical and one lay delegate per missionary district to sit without vote, with further European district representation debated. The body approved measures governing attendance, representation, and voting rights amid discussion on clerical and lay seats.
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Congress
Minneapolis
Minn
Opt
Beatty
Kansas
House of Bishops
Oklahom
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Pringe
New Mexico
House of Depes
Europe
Tragedy in Dakota: family burned in wagon stove blast
A Cherokee family near Plankinton faced a fatal accident when a stove exploded in a covered wagon during a camp, burning the mother and two children. The husband, Tom Parke, heroically saved the youngsters but could not save his wife, who died en route to medical help. The couple’s relatives in Cherokee mourn their loss as the survivor children may recover.
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Tom Purts
Chornkor Burnet
Tom Parke
Plankinton
John Stave
Phankinton
Try
Mr. Parke
Mra. Parks
Mra
Parken
Kelet
Canadian Complaint Spurs Call to Increase Silver Solmange
A Canadian complaint from Yank Ville Marie and Quebec bank officials urges higher silver solmange of Canada to curb rising circulation and reduce banking troubles. They argue the policy would benefit Canada and cited concerns voiced at a banking session attended by B. Weir and Thomas McDougall.
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Hanks
Tom Myeh
Ollawa
B. Weir
Yank Ville Marie
Thomas McDougall
Quebec Bank
Nuun
Wade Havi
Une Ipanca
Canada
Bank Closure and Cashier Theft Reported in Fort Scott
The state bank in Fort Scott Kansas closed this morning after a cashier theft. A notice on the door said deposits would be paid in full and blamed a defalcation of about $40,000. Authorities and bank commissioners will oversee the proceedings as cars and nearby depots are mentioned in the report.
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Fort Sent
Ian
Sn Deere
Fort Scott
Kus
State Banke
Thin
Tia Bank
Btéwart
Vic JR
Colean
Wali
Stanford Decision Aims to Recover Stanford Estate
In San Francisco the United States Circuit Court of Appeals, judges Morrow Hawley and Gilbert, ruled in favor of Mrs Blaineford in the government case to recover about 15 million dollars from the estate of the late Senator Stanford. Attorney McKinwick said he will appeal to the United States Supreme Court. The Loon-A Victory for the...
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Ite
Bataing Keatates
San Francisco
Cal
Tudges Morrow, Hawley
Gilbert
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Government
Aquinae
Stanford
Xustalna Jude Tons
Blaneford
McKinwick
Saya Hoe
United States
Mus Preme Court
Chosie Court of Appeals
Uiian Ilonn
Russia And France Form A Fortifying Accord
International dispatch notes Russia and France negotiating a new convention to urge Russian intervention if France is attacked. In Washington on October 14 the Supreme Court opened for the 1895 term with surviving justices present after Justice Jackson's death. Clara Bates, famed children's author, died at Newberry. A Toronto report says steam barge Dominion ashore near Michilim. The Daily Opinion notes a paper being published in Atlanta.
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Aberdeen
Val Blots Brewing Company
W. Beal
Dubuque
H. H. Ragan
Atlanta
New York
Yale
Columbia
Lexington
Kentucky
Fred Kohl
Oakland Baron
Soourene
Nightingale
Lockheart
Azote
Rylie
Comors
Paria
Parks
Prince Lobanoff
Rostovsky
Tualan
Foveln Affairs
Russia
France
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Supreme Court
Dewsbur
Jackson
Yuntee
Justion
Chiat Justion
Stonmarco Anchoro
Toronto
Dom Nlon
George P. Madann
Michirkat
North Shore
Battaio
Tonawanda
Canadian Portala
Michaels Bay
Manitoulin Island
Sediey
The Military Wheelmen Convention Opens in New York
A large assembly of volunteers from the United States Army and allied groups gathered at Broadway facing hotel for a convention of military wheelmen. They outlined aims to organize a volunteer corps for public service and exploration, appoint committees, and promote practical military drill and friendly training among participants.
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Broadway Hotel
New York
Hembra
Broadway
United States
Millars
Cubtain
Mariatal
Charrimas
Jeth
Maying
Trappe
Millinese nurvAlla
Mir
Heton
Yevorbs
Hualnean
Moan
Ovloxen
Jo Arn
Letter From Gladstone Expresses Stray Comtomyation
A fragmentary 19th century letter from Mr Gladstone discusses agnosticism and religious belief. It praises some views while criticizing others, noting strong religious sentiment at Oxford and urging unity among Christian bodies in debate. The writer extends blessings and signs as W. FE Gladstone.
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Annoatton
New York
Gladstone
Hawarden
Chester
C.J. Lugosi
Sam
Oxford
Ein
Fort Wayne celebrates victory of Mad Anthony Wayne
Fort Wayne marks four days of celebration recalling General Anthony Wayne’s victory over Native forces in the Maumee valley. The program opens with an Art Loan and Exhibition at Calhoun and Washington, featuring Indian War relics and a turtle Tecumkah treaty facsimile, followed by a parade, a ball game, and an evening speech by Mayor Oakley at the Princess Hall.
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Anthony Port Wayne
Ind
Anthony Wayne
Maumve Valley
Wayne
Vita
Indiana
Calhoun
Washington
Old Fort
Princews Rnis
B. Oakley
Northort Indiana
Taylor’s Two Years and a Black Day in South Dakota
The Sioux Falls debate centers on a two year sentence and a harsh public reaction to a high court ruling. The Argus Leader laments the perceived miscarriage of justice while editors condemn the Supreme Court’s decision as a grave error affecting moral standards and punishment.
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Elighiein
Justioe
Argis
South Dakota
Taylor
Thiae
Supreme Court
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Irene Faa
Brooklyn Honors Chess Champion With Banquet
Brooklyn hosts a banquet for Piilsbury WH Be the American champion who recently defeated European experts. The event coincides with his aim to attend the St Petersburg fournamvent in November, while he expresses modesty about his victory and confidence in future triumphs.
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Brooklyn Cheapl
Brooklyn
N.Y
A.N. Pninbury
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St. Perburg
New Plot
Topeka
Raw
J. P. Thomas
First Baptist Church
Thomas
Chicago Inn
Faisat Hamanasions
Chicago
Tivioly
Winconaln
Emigration Debate and Negro Progress in Liberia Discussion
A lengthy 19th century debate features Baker Turner and other African American leaders arguing over emigration to Liberia. They discuss risks, potential benefits, and the impact on Black Americans, with emphasis on leadership, religion, and national identity amid a broader Atlantic outlook.
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Liberia
Turner
America
Alvieg
Frner
Thave Neyne
Africa
Nus
Fragmented OCR poem about a mass casualty event and names
An OCR heavy text fragment references a mass casualty event involving seals and various names and places. It includes scattered terms such as protection, opinion, and notes on individuals like Allen and Loriten, but the overall meaning is unclear due to garbled OCR and lacking coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
Master Horseshoers Fourth Annual Convention Held
Fourth annual convention of the Master Horseshoers from the United States gathered in Detroit to discuss exam requirements and certificates for qualified tradesmen, with calls for professional accreditation by medical and trade groups. Also notes laundrymen at Atlanta meeting focusing on machinery and state organization formation. A missing person report concerns Peter Girder, a clear maker from Peoria, last seen in Sioux Falls area, with police investigating. A line about tensile strength per square inch of cork is recorded.
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United States
Tema
Hols
Cmaater
Atlanta
Natonal Association
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John N. Frazen
Cleveland
Deperted
Sioux Talla
Peter Garder
Peorta
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