New York Chamber of Commerce Banquet At Delmonico's
The New York Chamber of Commerce held its annual dinner at Delmonico's in the Gold and White Room with Social, political, educational, and mercantile leaders in attendance. President-elect Cleveland spoke after a program featuring speeches by Depew, Miller, and others, praising business interests while urging balanced national prosperity.
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Frank Hiscork
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Grover Cleveland
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Railroad Crash near Fort Wayne Ends Lives and Dismays
A serious wreck occurred on the Pennsylvania railroad near Fort Wayne. East bound freight collided with a westbound mail and express train on a siding, causing two engines to crash and fireman to perish. Engineer Darnell and his fireman were killed. August Nitoch, a brakeman, was seriously injured and another worker badly injured. Agnes Huntington and a New York woman witnessed a wedding scene at St Stephen church the same day.
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New York
Fragmented Telegrams Highlight Late 19th Century Crises
Reports show eastbound shipments down and French unrest, a revived Kansas City passenger service, a fatal diphtheria case in Revd, and deaths in New York, Beatrice and Mage Magnolia. Ailean Adams died in New York. Dan Scott’s gin mill explosion killed an engineer and a family. train wreck near Wickliffe injures Proctor. Cholera aboard the Aslan prompts quarantines and charity calls for Homestead strike relief.
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Adama Express Co
New York
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Holland
Diebold-Mosler Safe Trust
New Jersey
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Gunfire Ended Career of Noted Horse Starter Jack Obinn
Reports from St Louis describe a fatal shooting of Jack Obinn a well known horse starter by a police officer during a disturbance at a fast street scene. The incident occurring near Hawthorne and tied to local unrest inflamed talk across farmers alliances in Missouri and neighboring states. Secretary Sinclair is mentioned in connection with the investigation and a chaotic scene at the track with participants recalling past races.
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Eevind
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Sinclair
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Alexander
China
Vireles
Fragmented State Memo and Strike News Briefs
Incomplete dispatches from the secretary of state outline counties named as not reporting returns yet. A Kansas Texas coal strike ends after miners’ wage concerns, with union notices dropped. reports of a Lehigh Valley wreck and a Towanda farmer's fatal horse incident conclude the roundup.
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Senator Sherman seeks repeal of Sherman silver law
New York reports Senator Sherman advocates repealing the Sherman silver act and plans to push a repeal bill in the Senate this winter. He says anticipated benefits have been realized and only a House obstacle remains. The New York Evening Post notes the move could aid the incoming administration by settling the silver question.
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New York
Senaator Sherman
Senate
New York Evening Post
Saya
Congress
Convicts in Spanish Prison Uprising Suppressed by Troops
Reports from Nevada and surrounding areas describe a violent prison riot where convicts overpowered guards in Tarra Gous and other prisons. Troops were deployed, several inmates were killed or wounded, and authorities restored order. later, political maneuvering and local crime notes fill the page alongside commercial ads and weather.
Fragmented OCR Note on Local Elections and Mayoral Race
Fragmented text reports on local races in Dickinson and Stanton counties with mentions of a judge candidate and election results. It references T M Grissom, party alignments, and a late campaign beat by railroad votes. A factory theft is noted in Crienoa with $15000 worth of ballots stolen during a parade.
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