Professor Dyche Returns Home From Alaska Visit
Beatrix Oct 21 Professor Lewis Linds Dyche noted Greenland walrus hunter and University of Haveas professor left Seattle after a stay at the University of Washington visiting Henry Hindshaw curator and Stanford visit. He plans to organize a northern expedition returning in 1898. He collected forty two new mountain sheep caribou heads and 200 photographs, plus ethnological material. He photographed Yakutat princess Photessa Tom, who has gold and a wealthy Alaskan wife. Dyche described Alaska as glacier filled, rivers with quicksand, mountains smoking, and earthquakes common, urging restraint on should be developed.
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Murder at a dance leaves unknown motive
Srexiine Kansas October 21 Huntavi'fe a dance singer Thames Turner aged 30 was shot and killed by James Stanley. They were intimate friends and the cause is unknown. Stanley likely to surrender. The murder stirred great excitement in the state.
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Srexiine
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James Stanley
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Turner
Treasury Receipts Extra Session May Be Needed
Washington October 21 The treasury shows confidence as the gold reserve sits 22 million above the law limit and receipts lag. Observers suggest an extra session of Congress may be necessary despite the gold reserve rise, with deficits growing faster than in 1895 as banks hold their gold until after the election.
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Congress
Washington
Treasury
Officers Elected for American Christian Missionary Society
Springfield Oct 21 The session received the personal check of Gov F M Drake of Iowa founder of Drake University for relief of needy preachers widows and orphans Officers elected President M M Davis First Vice President AD Sweeney Second Vice Presidents E Hes Maines Ta T Ie Udell corresponding secretary Ben L Smith recording secretaries I E Crambler Vern Warren Miller G Molfvain national superintendent of Sunday Schools RH Wag s Wanias Cite national superintendent of Young Peoples Work Byam Tyler Cleveland superintendent aged Miss Mattie Poms
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Udell
St. Louis
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Invitnati
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Pittsburgh
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Georges ‘Miller
Covingtown
Ste Istiva
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RH. Wagsgener
Wanias
Byam Tylor
Clevelams
Jagior Work
Mattie Poms
To Fight For Missouri in the McKinley Campaign
A Missouri drive for McKinley and Hobart aims to secure the state’s electors. National Committeeman B C Kerens says ten strong speakers will tour Missouri with mass meetings and rallies next week. Democratic gold standard supporters are active with daily committee work and top speakers in the field.
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Massacre Details Describe Van Tragedy and Armenian Exodus
The St. Petersburg Viayomosti reports Van massacre details from fugitives at Elechmiadzin. Kurds allegedly carried out the sultan's orders, killing men and enslaving women and children. Priests, temples, and sacred vessels suffered desecration. many Armenians are said to be gone from Van.
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Dispatch Urges Action Over Armenian Massacres At Constantinople
A Jersey City mass meeting sent a dispatch to President Cleveland urging a guard ship at Constantinople and measures to secure indemnity of 100 002 for outrages. Other items note a Missouri orchard plans to expand to 600 acres, the sinking of the towboat Little Hill in a fog, a San Francisco railroad land win over 204 thousand acres, a $32,500 judgment against the Katy railroad, Breit(en)stein’s sale to Cincinnati for 10 thousand, and regional political contests in Missouri and Kansas with predicted margins.
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Ideal Day for McKinley Visitors in Canton Parade
Canton Oct 31 Illinois delegation arrives from all state regions for McKinley visit. A parade features matched black horses and a large crowd as McKinley delivers a main speech. Rail arrivals from Pike County Springfield and nearby pour in for a bustling day.
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Racial violence in Greenwood and broader news dispatches
A series of brief notices reports a white man shot and killed by a Black man near Sunny Ride, a lynching of the alleged assailant, and a telegram from Sunny Side claiming further mob actions. Additional items cover Venezuela Germany loan talks, Italian royal visit to Savoia, Catholic University rector selection, a miner killed by rock fall in Harrenowar, and the Altear Coursing Club meet in Bern.
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Kansas Knights Meeting Ends With Law Changes At Session
The Kansas grand lodge Select Knights A..A. W. held its annual session in Chosen Oct 21 with Commander Lillard reporting strong conditions and new laws. Parsons named next meeting site as officers including W.T. Bancroft and Ben Lillard were elected to key posts. Missouri Knights of Pythias opened their 7th annual convention in Sedalia with 381 delegates and a vote change to require a majority. The Rathbone Sisters held their seventh annual session with 45 members in morning and larger afternoon turnout.
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Bridge Collapse Traps Cars. One Man Dead
A Chicago Great Western freight train passing Farnell, four miles north of St. Josefa, Missouri, fell through a trestle as one car derailed. The engine remained on track but 12 cars and the caboose plunged into the Putte River. Conductor IL Rhodes of St. Josefa was crushed to death amid the debris. A separate incident noted a rider injured and a costly wreck for the railroad.
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IL ‘S. Rhodes
Populist Defection Sparks Georgia Political Bombshell
A letter from Dr W H Felton resigning as elector amid pledges to McKinley shocks Georgia politics. Reports say Watson allies press fusion with Democrats, while Washburne and Reed trimmed explosive passages before sending the Watson acceptance to Georgia.
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Murder for Money on Ohio Farm by Robbers
A farmer named Botka with oil lease income was killed on his farm seventeen miles south. Two masked men entered during supper and shot him as his wife was badly injured and knocked down. The robbers, who fled with a watch and some valuables, failed to find a month’s income from the leases.
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Corner Stone Laying Marks Great University Building
Corner stone laying ceremony for a major university building complex occurred in Washington District of Columbia with the Grand Lodge of Masons and Knight Templar commanderies in attendance. Bishop Bowman Pitt presided, a large crowd observed the event in formal attentiveness.
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Train Wreck On Memphis Road Causes Derailed Cars
Fragmented railroad report from Memphis Mead Missouri October details a passenger train wreck near Junce Springs. The track torn up, engine and cars derailed, and foreman Charles George badly injured. Suspicion points to revenge. broader notes on politics and Cuba policy appear in surrounding items.
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Political shifts and notable deaths in late October reports
In Atlanta yesterday the Democratic central committee rejected a fusion with the Populists for a seven to six elector plan, deeming it insulting to Democrats. Henry Tibbn of Jamestown died of pneumonia at 60, inventor of the Missouri Meerschom pipe, while Alumni Day filled Princeton’s Alexander Hall as Governor Griggs presided. Also noted was Yo release of John Mel Keen from Sing Sing, and Rev John Morrison elected as bishop of Duluth.
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Markets and receipts reflect steady to weak tones across livestock and grains
Market reports show heavy packs and various cattle categories fluctuating with overall weakness in some sections while others stay firm. Wheat and corn futures move mixed cash and futures with notable density in receipts for cattle and hogs, including steady to higher packer bids and light supplies for dairy products.
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