Mitchell Corn Palace Exhibition Opens In Mitchell
The Corn Palace exposition in Mitchell South Dakota opens with display halls and decorations under director Rohr. Vendors promise improved interior design and wider, more elaborate exhibits than last year including Indian marriage and shrine features. The event draws attention from exhibitors across several counties and promises a large crowd during the three days of festivities.
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Tommehsing Weiliemby
Vetoberg
Lave Deon
Indies
Mitchell
Rohr
Rennison
de Lynn
Muss
Ao Nasil
Mitchellini
Guineral
AW Algor
Michm
Emperor Visit Sparks Royal Controversy and Cholera Fears
A chaotic dispatch reports the Emperor’s arrival amid conflicting claims of royal protocol and public enthusiasm. Parallel coverage details cholera outbreaks in Parsia and Hamburg, with cases rising near the Gulf and towns near the intern coastline, causing evacuations and fear of wider spread.
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Parsia
Calouuta
Persia
Toston Gulf
Éeape
Ibis
Kazaruou
Pars
Vholera
Religious riot in Calcutta over cow sighting
A reported Calcutta riot arose when Hindus seized a cow on Clive Street after a man protested. Europeans supported the owner and Hindu sympathizers joined. An influential Muslim gentleman and Hindu leaders helped pacify the crowd and funds were raised for the animal’s purchase before it was transported toward the butcher shop.
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Calcutta
Ialouyta
Clive Kucot
Indiana Day At The Fair Draws Hoosier Notables
A distinguished Indiana celebration at Jackson Park featured Ex-President Harrison Morrison Voorhees General Wallace James Whitcomb Riley Governor Matthews and Dick Thompson among others. The event, described as the second Hoosier day, drew an estimated crowd over 100000 with ceremonies in Festival Hall and a reception planned for the afternoon.
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T. Wallace
James Whitcomb Riley
Claude Matthews
Dick’ Thompson
Secretary of the Navy
Jackson Park
Festival Hall
Pennsylvania
Arbligka Clubs
Pininc, Po
Sap 37
The Huron Coursing Meet Opens October 3
The Huron coursing meet in Huron South Dakota begins October 3 under the International Coursing Association. Prizes total $2,000 with generous rail and motel accommodations for attendees and entries from European Canadian and American clubs.
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South Dakota News
Railroad wreck near station tears through into sleeper
A late afternoon collision near a station involved the Expressa trains, killing two and injuring several. The rear sleeper and the special car were crushed, roofs torn, and a crane jury summoned to investigate. Names attached include Meredith, Newland, Coste, Abernath, and others.
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Custer
Meredith
Envy
Newlind
Ant
William Costes
Porter
Wwilliam Abernaths
Cook
Newland
Stes Meredith
Willlaby
Costles
Willian Abernally
Johnson
Detroit
Himat Toney
Newland & Co
Jammer
J. AW. McCurts
Olivet
Fire at Milwaukee destroys furniture factory and stores
Fire at the Jurdinive factory of ALT Kippen near 15 Mayon Street Milwaukee damages furniture stock valued around 45000 and clothing stock at Wilson Company later estimated insured at 79000. The blaze caused damage to the Wood building and disrupted nearby establishments but left surrounding hotels and homes largely unharmed. The origin remains undetermined.
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Wis
Alt Kippen
Kranen
Ny Wilson Company
Russell Nominated for Governor at Mass Democratic Convention
John J. Russell of Leicester was nominated for governor by the Massachusetts Democratic convention held in Tesres on September 25. H. Carroll of Springfield named lieutenant governor. The platform backs the national Democratic platform of 1892 and endorses President Cleveland and Secretary Carlisle. State officers named include James McDonald for treasurer and receiver, Mben Stevens for attorney general, and Charles Gilly for visitor. The state committee was authorized to fill vacancies as needed.
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PG Nollrools
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Cldit
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Charles Lulloche
Wis
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Mapleton
John ©. Potty
Tayin
Hoy
J. M. ‘Curnur
Cantaita
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Ashton Lens
Holehroule
Reuben Hiren
Onnye
Bevin
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the Nations
Tesres
Mass
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Leicester
H. Carroll
Springfield
National Democratic Platform
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Glevaland
Anit
Ani
Carlisle
James McDonald
Marlboro
Stevens
Dudleys
Charlex
Gilly
Lowells
John 'S
Wheelwright
Heaton
Outbreaks Prompt Militia Call Amid Lynch Fear
Chaos erupts as Governor orders out troops to prevent lynching of Crayford after a mob clash near Newatrleet. Reports describe armed civilians, frightened families, and preparations at arrival as authorities tried to restore order.
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Boles
Nias
Crayford
Juan Don Juan
A Paper Battle Between Yankee Mills and English Press
London reports show English paper makers fearing American competition may force shutdowns as American printers ship cheap editions to Britain. The Times notes fears of German and Scandinavian rivals, predicting a tough struggle unless English mills upgrade.
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Times
Muler
England
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New York
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Mancchester
Anyuns
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Atenjishl
United States
Taking the Boys From Work Under Fourteen Law
Springfield factory inspector Joseph Farris enforces a new state law banning employment of anyone under fourteen. He aims to halt child labor, stating youths need schooling before entering the workforce, and vows to move quickly to remove underage workers from local factories.
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Democratic Tariff Revenue Questions Mark Senate Committee
Democratic members of the Ways and Means Committee debate the tariff bill and revenue levels. They seek Treasury data on repealing sinking fund provisions and the taxes on tobacco and priority, aiming to divide schedules among members while Republicans lack input. A separate item notes a special election in Michigan following a vacancy and the nomination of Robert E. Preston to direct the Mint.
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Mich
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New Mexico report outlines settlement progress and tax changes
Governor Thornton reports no population change in New Mexico, notes court activity settling private land claims and thousands of acres reverting to public domain. He cites tax exemptions reducing property value, growing steel output, declining silver, and improved Indian service. Also urges House approval and separation of the Río Grande agencies. The piece also covers a September duel near Lay Piedad Cemetery between Manuel Torrez and Querque Borges, with minor injuries. A separate note reports Hungarian budget submission increases surplus, and a Scottish educator’s illness abroad. Kansas citizenship opinion affirms Rundate runners retain residence status despite crossing state lines.
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New Mexico
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Indian Service
Uno
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Lorialataree
Dora
Somnty Court
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Houghaes
Smith
Ife
Mucble
Odd Fellows Day Draws 30000 Members In Uniform Parade
Thirty thousand Odd Fellows from the United States and Canada are expected to attend events in Caroline on Sept. 26. One third will wear uniform as the Laughter of Rebekah celebrates independently. The sovereign grand lodge continues in session in the national commission hall this afternoon as 900 Patriarchs Militant members perform a color and drill exhibition by the Uniform Rank.
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Roanoke Mayor Eyes Return After Riots Turmoil
Roanoke Mayor Trout and his wife plan a return to the city in a few days amid tense mood among residents. He says he fears no harm from townspeople and will publish a full account of the riot and battlefield events. Meanwhile in Tennessee a wealthy employer heads to Birmingham on a mysterious errand related to a long investigation.
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Roanoke
Roanoke County
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Appeals to the Courts as Strikers Halt Work
The Louisville and Nashville railroad sought court aid to curb machinist strikers. In Mobile and Evansville managers filed for restraining orders to prevent interference with workers, while Evansville officials sued union leaders for damages. In Louisville the strike drew in nearby machinists and both sides predicted victory.
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Splané— Ions
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Clark county seeds aid withdrawn amid self help efforts
Clark County Kansas withdraws state aid applications as residents form a local relief network. They report no prospect of outside assistance and plan to seed and support themselves, while others respond with generosity. External help is hoped to arrive, with grain and funds sought to cover needs. Jobs for one thousand are mentioned in Massachusetts meanwhile as Whittenton mills run all departments to full time.
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