Perilous wrecks and heroic boat rescues at Choclay beach
Marquette Michigan reports a fearful harbor gale. The steam barge Kershaw and schooners Moon Hght and Kent ran ashore at Choclay beach at 4 am. Nine men saved, others rescued later as life-saving crews battled cold and heavy seas. Harbors light extinguished by the storm hampering rescue efforts. Other lake disasters follow with vessels ashore and foundered. Ex Senator Mahone suffers paralytic stroke in Washington. Ohio campaign opens with Gov Campbell praising tariff stance. Major General Miles expected to succeed Schofield as U.S. army commander. Baltimore wins the pennant as baseball season ends. Governor Morrill grows sicker in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette
Mich
Kershaw
Moon Hght
Kent
Choclay Beach
Chwaco
Ayood Lakesanne Superior
Robert L. Fryer
Mitchell & Co
Cleveland
Sault Ste. Marie
Corsica
M. F. Wilcox
Death's Door
Green Bay
Tda A. Olsen
John Freer
Chicago
Naubinway
Skylark
Corstea
Chicago for Cuba rally endorses US recognition of Cubans as belligerents
A large crowd filled Chicago venues with chants and cheers as resolutions urged the United States to recognize Cuban belligerency. Mayor Swift presided, speakers from many groups endorsed the cause, and Cuban leaders Fuentes de Quesada and Zayas addressed the gatherings. Eugene Kaueffer premiered the march Cuba Libre, while Rev. Dr. H. W. Thomas read the adopted resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Central Music Hall
Yooung Men's Christian Association
Steels
United States
Cnue
George JB. Swift
Nora Muale Hall
William A. Vincent
Association
John P. Altgould
Loyal Legion
Confederate Association
Grand Army of the Republic
Naval Veterans
Society of Sons of the Revolution
Thinote State Federation of Labor
Twentyfive Labor Organizations
Standard Club
Marquette Club
Kenwood Club
Bankers’ Club
Oakland Club
Timols Club
Menoken Club
FW. Gunanuilua
W. J. Hynes
Mov
PS. Henson
John Mayo Palmer
Thomas B. Bryan
William 2. Mason
K. 3. Sherman
Conzales de Quesada
Cuban Revolutionary Party of the
Q A. Zayas
Eugene Kaueffer
Cuba Libre
H. W. Thomas
Death and awards mark Pasteur era end in Paris
Louis Pasteur, renowned French bacteriologist born December 27, 1822, died in the Paris region after a long illness. His work on inoculation and germ theory earned world fame and honors. In the same era a family of railroad accident injuries reported from Tunnelton and several other locations across the country, with nonfatal outcomes for most passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Louis Pasteur
Lu'clock
M. Pasteur
Garoches
St. Cloud
DE Pasteur
Dole
Jura
Prairie State condensed events reveal crime and fairs
A chaotic mix reports a domestic shooting by Charles Smith, injuring a child and wounding a sister-in-law, plus fallout as the wife seeks separation. The piece also covers the Illinois State Fair's strong year, legal outcomes in Fulton County, and various regional notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drearen
Als
Charles Smith
Peter Buchert
Joetanthy
Finn Buchert
Smith
Srolthanya
Pacer
Deep Water Ways Convention Opens. Lake Levels on Agenda
The Deep Water Ways Convention met in Cleveland on Sept 2 with lively debate over lake level adjustments and channel widening. Resolutions urged Congress to raise Detroit River at Lime Kiln crossing to at least 60 feet and to refer lake level issues to an international commission. Engineers discussed drainage canal projects and vessel types, with remarks by Isham Randolph and Frank Wonter. Six miners died and four were injured in a Belgian mine explosion near Leadville as rescue attempts continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
H.W. Seymouur
Sault Atenie
International Commission
Dominion
Carmia
Drake
Buffalo
Cooley
Chicago Canal
Chicago
Isham Randolph
Chicago Drainage Canal
Joseph Oldham
Frank Wonter
Murt
Leadpville
Colo
Leadville
Adelaide Park
J. H. Gray
John Hamill
Clark McGinniss
John Beges
Chiia Phillips
Ed Kuhn
J. H. Reynolds
James Baxter
Alex Parker
John Wouters
Split in New York State Democracy at Syracuse Convention
The Democratic state convention nominated Horatio C. King as secretary of state John B. Judson as comptroller D. C. Dow as state treasurer Morton Chase as attorney general Kuassell R. Stuarts as state engineer and John D. Teller as judge. The platform backed home rule local option on excise gold standard for money and tariff for revenue only. Tammany Hall clashed with the state democracy as credentials became the central fight and delegates marched out amid cheers and jeers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Symacver
Horatio C. King
Brooklyn
John B. Judson
Gloversville
D.C. Dow
Cobleskill
Morton Chase
Albany
Kuassell R. Stuarts
Court of Appeals
John D. Teller
Auburn
Grover Cleveland
John Jerolomon
Board of Aldermen of
New York
Tammany
New York County
Democratic Party
Demcracy
State
Grace-Wakechild
Markets Report Mixed Bond and Grain Prices in New York and Chicago
Financial notes show money on call easy at lyft per cent with Sterling and U.S. bonds steady. Chicago grain quotes list wheat corn oats and oats futures, while live stock in Chicago and East Bury markets reflect varied hogs cattle and sheep receipts and values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Financial
New York
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Hilver
United States
Chicago
Trady
Sey
H.W
Hutter
Union
Es Holm
Texas
Weeklong World News Snapshots from Sept 25 to Oct 1
A rapid news digest notes Belgian lieutenant Cassarts reporting Congo cannibal dangers, a Washington church extending a call to Rev. Talmage, and athlete J. McGinnes amid bets. It covers rail accidents, ship incidents, political moves, labor disputes, and weather jitters across cities including Chicago, New York, Minneapolis, and Omaha with arrests, fires, and notable appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassarts
Congo Atate
First Presbyterian Church of Washington
T. de Witt Talmage
Norry Weieht
Ban Hell
Gmpire
Athentic City
N.d
Janes McGinnes
Chicago
West Micigan
Jott Oy Bia
Cincinnat
James Glandy
Narragancett
Bele Line
Colle FL Hentington
Southern Pacific
Califor
New York Central
Moss
Albany
Syracuse
Pekin ousts Lin viceroy for failing to protect missionaries
A Pekin Official Gazette decree strips Lin, viceroy of Sze-Chuen, of his rank and bars him from office after failing to safeguard missionaries. Dispatch confirms British foreign office report. In other items, Ethelwynn wins Long Island Sound race over Spruce IV by 1 minute 28 seconds. Also includes verses from a playful nursery rhyme about the howlery growlery room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centre Island
N. Y
Seawanhaka-Corinthian Yacht Club
New York
Ethelwynn
John Ball
Ah Sin
Pekin
Reuter
Foreign Office
Lin
Szo-Chuen
Oystee Bay
L. 1
Long Island Sound
Hopeful pugilists vow fight before November fifteenth
Jim Corbett and Bob Fitzsimmons remain optimistic about a scheduled bout within 250 miles of Dallas despite Texas Governor Culberson calling a special session to ban glove fighting. Promoter Dan Stewart and Joe Wendig are named as key organizers, with a standing $20,000 purse offered and ready to be posted. Corbett signals willingness to travel and fight, while Fitzsimmons claims readiness to test the champion under the right conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Brady
Nan
Jim Corbett
Culberson
Texas
Brady
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Mexico
Sieree
Dallas
Jim
Bob Fitzsimmons
Patent rule cuts pending cases to six months
Edward P Thompson of New York notes a new rule shortening prosecution time to six months from two years, effective April 15 1895, with implications for cases not officially acted on by Oct 15 and potential five year show cause requirements. comment follows on prior delays and patent term effects. Also reports on Norman Wiard proposals to convert heavy guns for rapid fire and strength gains, an oyster farm expansion in Baie des Chaleurs with Canadian Malpecques demand, and Boston pupil gender balance in public and private schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Japan
Warren F. Leland
Chicago
Windsor Hotel
Robert Schoontabe
Fowl Reiger
Reiser
Schoontabe
Evar
Rominton
von Hohende
M. Grandoller
Henry Bolin
Omaha
Neb
Conde de Vanadito
Florida Keys
Miles McTlerman
Thomas Ferguson
Dan Rogers
Pat Welsh
Charles Truett
Independence
Frances ¥. Willard
Janesville
Wis
Miss Willard
St. Louis
Ottumwa
Sterling
Kanu
Edward P. Thompson
United States Patent Office
Norman Wiard
Army Board of Fortifications
Reading-Wiard
Fort Lafayette
New York Harbor
Wiard
Carleton
Baie Des Chaleurs
Quebec
Canada
England
United States
Pioneer
Exchange
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Sirs
J.B. Bett
Ossawatomie
Han
The
Graphic
le Jogional
Miami County
Dr. Miles
Alleny
Hythe
Dr. Miles Uo
Lanark Gazette
Thy
Dowty
Elma
Munising Bay
Warre
Tonawanda
John Thurston
Badger State
Sault
Chester B. Jones
Whitefish Point
Boynton
Mahone
Washington
Virginia
Chamberlin’s
Ohio
Columbus
Campbell
South America
Alaska
Miles
Schofield
Nelson A. Miles
Behofield
United States Army
Lamont
Metropolitan Club
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Morrill
Topeka
Cuba
Wheeling
W. V
Tunnelton
Grafton
D. Garden
William Ohley
Fairmount
Mary Evans
Parsons
Kan
Nell J. Fortney
Kingwood
W. Va
J. B. Hart
Clarksburg
Low Hizy
Charleston
Carrie Hobart
RB. C. Porter
South Lancaster
Mass
William Reese
Salina
Allie L. Taylor
Elkins
Henry Thomas
Parnell
Ireland
Delares
Irish Republic
Woman's Building
Atlanta
Harding
Woman's Auxiliary
Pennsylvania State Commission
Elise Mercur
Peters
Tle
Jos. Thompson
Woman’s Board
Thompson
Austin
Hamilton Ward
House
Michigan
Concord
Elizabeth Frame
Elkbart
Ind
Hopert Berry
Roehester
N.Y
James HE. LigxTsan
San Francisco
Walter G. Barnes
Freeport
Joux
KR. Blaremorn
Moline
Cieistornen Jomsson
Groncke W. N. Yoat
Hesty Perkis
Jacksonville
Ile
Prairie State
News OF Illinois
Telegraph
State Fair OF
Illinois
Springvield
Tiinois
Peoria
Baughman
Lewistons
Ill
Oscar Baughman
Ellis Brown
Frank Henry
Fulton County Court House
Orr
Farley and Clark
Alix
Springfield
Srrinorrey
Yeaterday
Abe
McDowell
Tiliness
Efaunvite
Ula
Fourth Hiinels Cavalry
P. W. Wilcox
Mendota
Minoak
M. R. M. Wallace
George A. Phillips
Lilinois
Liteurie
Fred C. Remann
Bond
Fayette
Moultrie
Montgomery
Shelby
G. 5
Culp
Shelby County
Springfield District
James O'Connor
Ilinois
Bpringfield
Benjamin M. Griffith
State Board of Health
Will “Buargle
Quiscy
Daniel Lyons
Davenport
Rockford
Rocsford
Dot
Leonard Preston
George Ashbrook
Dastard
Decater
Charles N. Smith
Louiss
Edna Buchert
Peoria, Ills
John L. Dodge
Graham Cotton Company
Ils
Heas & Hopkins
Ills
B. M. Griffith
William Sweeney
Italy
Trenton
New Jersey Democratic Convention
Alex KB
McGill
Hudson County
Austix
Tex
Liverpool
Northern Pacific
Milwaukee
Jenkins
Armes
East Daffalo
East Burrow
Kansas City
United
Guayaquil
J.D. Bartle
Loda
Tis
Jeffersonville
Patton
St. Robert Fair
Talmage
First Presbyterian Church
Sutherland
Charles F. Rix
Singer Company
Germany
Mabel Yznana
Yankton
D. D
Anderson
Richard Bartholdt
Missouri
Prince Bismark
Friedrichsruhe
Nahant
Queen City
Hazelton
Czarewilteh
Thomas
Henry Anderson
Isaac D. Jaques
Cookvillle
Tenn
Minnesota
Rock River
Tronton
West Wisconsin
M. E
Jane Bedford
Consuelo Vanderbilt
Duke of Marlborough
Grace Church
Potter
Kaiser Wilhelm
St. Andrew's Society
Louisville
James L. Houghteling
Pittsburg
Kansas
Mammy
Billy
Howlery Growlery Room
Ohonus
Howlery Growlery
Laura E. Rivkands
la St
Nicholas
Pitzetenmens
Boston
Boston Herald
Chas. P. Miller
J. 8. Cole & Co
Stephenson St
Freeport, III
Lanark
VM. Hogan
First National Bank
Wait. Strickler
Henry Wendt
Peru
Fr. Owen
Matteson
Morrice
Dr. Owen
Grice Tenced
Hove
Owen Electric Appliance CO
State Street
Ares
Revivo
Madea
Well
Jattay, FJ
Parket
Royal Medicine
Worth Ave
J. T. Aliaemtone
Am, Walton
Steph
St. Dry Goods
St. Clothing
Int
Chicago and Council Bluffs Div
St. Paul
City
Sioux City
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque -Tilo
Dubuque
Racine
Wees
Rock Island
Niy
Savanna
Mont Clare
M. NM. Olin
Agen
C. Rowland
A. Wolf
the Exchange Bank
Lanark, Ill
Amos Woe
Davi Wor
Joni K. Wonr
D. Rownann
Amos Wolf
Notary Public
Busell
Pres
W. Ile Pann
Cash
First National Bank Capital
Hegeman
O. Kinkade
R. Chisholm
J Scott Spigely
D. C
Lanark and Vicinity
Ek. Harris
C. W. Middlekauff
Co. Dick
Exchange Bank
W. TL. A. Renner
FS. Smith, Renner & Smith, Plawyers
Foster's Drug Store
Mt. Carroll
Tllinois
Levi T. Bray
P. O
J. T. Jacobs
Aloe Ays
Loxah
Aith West
T. S. Packard
Jil
Peter Horner
H. Reid Staley
J. R. Snively
Ontario Veterinary College
Toronto
Lehriner's Meet
Cactare
Whisler
Ivanhoe Camp
M. W. A . Merts
F. Halt
Gaunt
Noam Rer
Lerk
Rock Creek
Rhodes
L. T. Bray
J.T. Dacons
N. G
K. OF
Independence Lodge No
Castle Hal
WM. Syrickler
Frank Yeager
K. of KR
Emacah UN
Burlington
Ceanre
Aee
Sanday
Wroughton
Milledgeville Station
W.L. Kierr
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