National Liberal Federation issues warning on house of lords
A Newcastle gathering and national Liberal Federation circular call for urgent constitutional reform after the house of lords rejects the home rule bill. The manifesto stresses parliamentary sovereignty, hints at looming clashes, and supports Gladstone era governance while urging decisive action to resolve Irish and reform questions. The piece notes wide newspaper reactions and Tory dismissal of the manifesto.
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Imag Shasday
Libury
United Kingdom
House of Lords
Faingi
Leford
Gladstone
Sculrchlnr
House of Commons
House of Fords
Lord Salisbury
Baw
Tordy Stow
National Liberal Federation
Neewcastle
Alisbury
House of Lord
House of Jordé
Newcastle
Jong
Gladstans
House of Jona
Liberal Party
Houan of Commons
Howe
Lordly
Losses in Colfax Family Bank Scandal At Indianapolis
Young Schuyler Colfax and his mother suffered a severe setback as 227000 of stock in the Indianapolis National Bank, placed in trust by President Hayes, vanished amid bank failures. Colfax faced 54001 in assessments and possible director liability while pursuing business ventures in South Bend. Chicago suit follows for 26000 as libel claim against the Chicago Evening Journal over a hospital insurance report.
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InmtAxs Vonid
Ind
Schuyler Colfax
Indianapolis
Colfax
Tie
Mable
Southend
Jand
Aberdeen Grain Palace Show At State Fair
Aberdeen reports a bustling grain palace exhibition with many counties presenting fine displays and overseas exhibitors. Sheep exhibits draw attention as distant breeders arrive while dramatic races unfold at the South Dakota fair amid strong local interest.
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South Dakota
M'Kinley Opens In Ohio at Battle on the Issung
Governor Mer Winley opens campaign in Ohio declaring support for repeal of Sharp’s tariff abuses and currency stability. He backs free trade or protection, defends the McKinley bill, and attacks the present administration on pensions. also criticizes those doubting the protest as fraud. Ships related to Columbus voyage transfer announced as a Columbian memento.
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Issung
Mer Winley
Neal
Ruth's Successor Congratulatory Telegrams Pour In From White House
Congratulatory messages continue to arrive at the White House praising the birth of a second child to the President and Mrs Cleveland. Mrs Cleveland and the baby are reported in good condition considering circumstances. Dr Bryan is staying at the White House but not required to leave. In New York a double murder at a Brighton hotel is reported with two men burned to death when the hotel was set on fire.
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Soo
Spice
Estallina
Anacey
Minn
Hsselling
S. L
White House
Claveland
Amila
Bryan Sa
New York
Rocwesten
Haa Bent
Hrighton
Pha
Jons
Fire Rages Across West Bay City Lumber Docks
Explosions from a lamp and oil barrel start a blaze at West Bay City causing extensive lumber dock losses. Two workers seriously burned and several named individuals cited among crews. Separate blaze at Grayling area lumber docks reported with millions of feet destroyed and boiler room damage.
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West Bay City
Mich
Boot
John Walsh
Leon
Halling
Manson & Yo
Grayling
Hay City
Dixon and Smith Set for Conwy Island Midget Title Fight
The Midget Monarchs Dixon and Solly Smith meet at Conwy Island on Monday night September 25 for a featherweight world title bout with a $10,000 purse. Prominent boxing observers doubt who will prevail as Dixon seeks form after a misstep against Pummer, while Smith’s preparations draw cautious praise from experts.
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Conwy Island
Nyy Yon
Wiggie
AlSmth
Dixon
Willy Pilmor
England
California Bay
Iave
Tom O'Rourke
Sporsmen
Pimmer
Smith
Aygaliht
Tariff Hearings on Glass Makers Demand Duty Retention
Report from Glass Manufacturers representatives led by L A Tithevels of St. Louis before the committee. They urged preserving the existing tariff on glassware and argued prices to consumers are already lower thanks to reduced rates. Austrian of Chicago cited 100000 workers and industry value around 15100.
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VaRuxGis
Nui Seehix
L.A. Titehevels
St. Louis
Crystal Plate Gun Company
Ylang
Chicago
Conway Faces Backlash Over Temperance Plot in Siouxanna
In Siouxanna D 7 Conway a Democratic committee member denies a plan to close the Sion Walls brewery amid rumors of retaliation against its owners who opposed him. He says papers to shutter the brewery exist but have not been signed by Judge Aiken. A state case involving bribery is pending and no action was started on Conway's complaint.
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Ravangis Siouxanna
D.7
Democratic Stile
Hna
Sion Walls
Messengar Wells
Duke Shore
Milton
Chargy
Handi
Hamlin
Syhlle Othr Buyst
Roblers
Gueneynt
Anogay
Arrivid
Theors
Emperor William Addresses German Nation On Visit
A Septembers visit to Carleruh palace saw Emperor William praise patriotism and military spirit, urging unity and continued resolve. He urged the German people to follow the path he outlined, invoking national strength and peace. In Derbyshire and South Lancashire, voters backed continuing the strike by an overwhelming majority.
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Haden
Hipevor William
Tinden
Carinrulia
Tinly
Frederick
Germany
Loxves
Derbyshire
Lancasire
Rattler Bite Hospitalized Entertainer In Chicago
Walter Talston known as Mattlesmiie StaIston, a dime museum exhibitor, was bitten on the hand by a rattlesnake in a Chicago Gal Inn. He was taken to the county hospital in a critical condition as doctors fight to stop the swelling and potential death. Several bystanders scattered, but no severe injuries reported among them.
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Dina
Gharmar
Ciago
Soph
Walter Talston
Mattlesmiie
Stalston
Wnoke Charingt
Ralston
Florida
Gal Inn
Crisi
Religion Congress Opens With Diverse Faith Speakers
The World’s Parliament of Religions opens in Chicago at 10 in the Columbus Hall with presiding official Kev I My Nivenus. Rabbi Tenna N Wise delivers the day’s first talk on Theology of Tvinisia, while Avathe Ameer Ali of Calcutta discusses the Isle of Keg. Mawren Phillis of Madras reads a paper on Primitive Hindu Religion and Primitive Revelation, as Manilal Dive veal of Wombaiy participates.
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Welocke
Hall of Columbus
Nivenus
Tenna N. Wise
Tvinisia
Ameer Ali
Calcutta
Isle
Mawren Phil
Market Quotations and Mixed Farm Prices Report
A dense OCR sample from the markets section lists hog and cattle quotes, grain and provisions, and various commodity prices with numerous misreads. It mentions locations such as Chicago Omaha and Minneapolis and includes stocker, feeder, and dairy terms, interspersed with scattered nonessential notes about voters and a nonsensical closing remark.
Lake Shore Train Robbery Near Kendallville Ind
A band of about twenty robbers stopped the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern express near Kendallville Indiana and robbed the baggage and engine cars. The train engineer was fatally wounded and a large cash shipment, reported between 40 000 and 250 000 dollars, was taken. Police and federal agents pursued the robbers while details of the assault emerged from express messenger testimony.
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Michigan Southern Expres
New Yorke
Kendailyville
Ind
Elkhart
And
Chicago
Kendallvilly
Kendallville
Chixcago
Ley
Tauin
Sid
Duin
Wygant
United States Express Company
Bitt
Shariff Gilbert
Real
Wygont
Distinguished Milwaukee Bank Directors Face Trial
A Milwaukee court convenes for the trial of former Plankinton Bank directors Judge Jenkins H Momann Ty Clason and J e s h i n g prominent Milwaukee social and business figures. The case centers on alleged fraud by bank officials and the defendants aim for a swift resolution with expectations the verdict will vindicate them.
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Miwaukee
Wis
Wallber
Jenkins
United States
Clrcuit
Plankinton
H. Momann
Ty Clason
Jes
Milwaukee
Defupet Plankinton Bank
Embezzler Weeks Held in Costa Rica Flight From New York
Fra nci a Weeks, treasurer of the Land and Improvement Co, fled from New York after embezzling about 1.8 million dollars from trust funds. He is reported hiding in Costa Rica with extradition papers moving toward his return for grand larceny charges. District Attorney Nicoll prepared the case and will seek indictment before a grand jury as the government pursues surrender. Weeks built wealth through the West Superior Iron and Steel venture and the land company, aided by funds from widows and orphans’ trusts, before disappearing May 2 of this year.
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Costa Rica
New York
Francia
Land and Improvement Company
Weat Superior
Wis
Sis Jone
Costa Itley
Nebos Deen
Nicoll
Gresham
Pnryeillanes
Ateta
Washington
Weelas
Ila
Rintos
Codty
Seuratary
Gregham
Lronels A. Weeks
West Superfoc Las and Improvement Company
Wot Superior
Wext Superior Iron and Steel Company
Fiat
Dist Weelh
Toncorn
Hev
Weelessstars
Social Ldader
Verthin
West Indies
South America
Panna
New York Times
Panama
Weel
Conta Riea
Coal famine feared as winter stock runs short nationwide
Dustves Colorado dispatch warns a coal famine may hit the coming winter. Rail and mine issues threaten supply from Colorado to Nebraska and Kansas, with limited shipments and high prices foreseen. Denver Rio Grande and Union Pacific lines struggle to meet sudden demand, risking widespread hardship for poor families.
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Hohtyn
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Golorado Apa
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Rouse
Denver and Rio Grande Railway
Union Pacific
Kasim
Deaver
Rio Granfe
Tin
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Granda Road
Missouri Pn
Rock
Burlington
Business Men Meet at New York Commercial Convention
The convention called by the New York board of trade and transportation opened at noon with Darwin James presiding. About 125 delegates attended, evenly split between east and west. Temporary president B. E. Warner of the Washington board of trade was chosen, and R. Hitchie of Cleveland was named temporary secretary. A 15 member credentials committee was formed before adjournment.
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Ted Geen
Vatican to Probe Opposition to Mare Batali Mission
The Vatican will conduct a strict inquiry into the opposition to Mgr Satolli in the United States. The Vatican seeks to expose sharp dissent and rally support in what observers call a decisive clash over church leadership.
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Rowe
Mgr Satolli
United States
Chis Ynticau
Congressional Proceedings on Maple Sugar and Banking Debates
The Senate and House debated a bill on bounty aided maple sugar and discussed banking and financial measures. Wolcott amended a sugar resolution after criticism from Gallinger. Senator Stewart pressed a trade and tariff topic while discussions covered Geary act implications and foreign relations. The session included procedural votes, committee referrals, and anticipated scheduling for further action.
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Waithall
Walthall
Sean
New York
Senate
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Wolcott
Colorado
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Atrinsia Valine
Faulkner
Tu Indiana
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Methodist Episcopal Church of
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Masnotinsetts
Green
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Voorhees
Prince Ulatta Monsairo Draws Massive Zion Rally
Ulatta Monsairo, an eight wife African prince and musician, preached at Zion African Methodist church in Hayrijonr. The 24 year old claims two Africa tours, hosts concerts with 60 instruments including unconventional items, and describes wives bought from parents. He traveled to America seven years ago after museum displays and schooling.
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Hayrijonr
Lulatta Monsairo
Zion African
AML
Hielinreti
Snl
Warner Atreets
Tetory Hiv
Monmzaro
Africa
Zwloland
South Africa
America
Wernesses
Alatto
Punishment of Prague Rights Suspended by Imperial Decree
A Prague decree suspends articles 18 and 18 of the constitutional law, curtailing rights in Bohemia including liberty of the press, popular assemblies, and jury trial for certain offenses. The move follows political agitation and a government push to quell Czech opposition and education.
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Deeran
Tohainin
Jnows Ak Young Exedu
Emsperor
Francis Joseph
Rages
Bohemia
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