Hayes Birthday Visit Highlights in Ohio Reunion
President Hayes visits Youngstown and Cleveland amid large crowds to honor the Twenty third Ohio regiment. Sherman and local officials greet him. speeches emphasize Lincoln era principles, equal rights, and the Fifteenth Amendment. The procession is grand, crowds large, weather favorable, and the return trip proceeds to Detroit.
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Twenty-third Ohio
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Mahonity Valley
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Twenty-third Regiment
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the Register and Tribune
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Gpbak
Laeger
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Union
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Grove
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Fell&o
Washington
Congress
Citi
Indications Weather Across Upper Mississippi and Missouri Valleys
In Washington and other cities the report notes generally clear weather with colder northerly winds and a rising barometer. Across Little Rock a pension swindle case is described where P W Johnson of Clarke county defrauded a Union soldier widow of pension funds, receiving about 2.11 but giving only 50. In Detroit Rev Samuel S Tis consecrates Episcopal Bishop of Michigan amid clergy and notable citizens as Bishop Jackson preaches. A railway accident near Knob Noster injures Engineer Seymour, seven o’clock yesterday. In New York grain traders oppose elevating Buffalo elevator rates after Sept 22, and a No 3 Kan san red or amber winter wheat variety is proposed by a grain committee.
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Suicide by Coal Oil Fire in Louisville Grocer
Frank N. Lansing aged fifty years committed suicide in Louisville on September 17 by pouring coal oil over his clothes and setting himself on fire. Neighbors broke down his door after hearing smoke and found him fatally burned. Lansing, formerly a well known grocer, had been sick for a year.
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Frank N. Lansing
Lansing
Sheridan Ordered to Arrest Ute Chiefs on White River
Chicago dispatch Sept 17 reports Gen Sheridan received War Department orders to detail a sufficient force from the nearest agency to arrest insubordinate Ute chiefs on White River and enforce agents requirements, with ringleaders to be held as prisoners for investigation.
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Sheridan
War Department
Washington
White River
Fire in South Boston Tenement Claims Several Lives
A late night blaze in a three story South Boston tenement, housing mostly Germans, trapped residents on upper floors. Mary Duldreth and Ferdinand Muth died, others injured. a body is unidentified, two children are missing and likely perished. The fire caused about 5000 dollars in damage and is suspected arson.
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Mary Duldreth
Férdinand Muth
Antelia
Christian Fifer
Mary Gillispie
Wright Held for Arkansas Hotel Murder in Wichita
Sheriff Nichols from Little Rock arrests Alfred W Wright in Wichita on a governor issued requisition for the Hot Springs murder of Walford. Wright, a Fremont Hotel cook, is ironed and to be moved tonight. Arkansas Valley Fair at Wichita reports strong herd and stock entries with Arapahoe participants. AT&SF extension to Wellington now in operation.
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Little Hook
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Fremont
Walford
Hot Springs
Wright
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Wellington
Massachusetts Democratic Convention Nominates Butler Ticket
Worcester September 17 1 723 delegates heard Alonzo W Lynde and John B Tarbox lead the Butler Democratic Convention The ticket named Benjamin P Butler for Governor A C Woodworth for Secretary of State Michael J Donahue for Treasurer D N Stallings for Auditor D J King for Attorney General and William D Northend for Lieutenant Governor was warmly praised as the largest and grandest gathering yet.
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Tarbox
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D. N. Stallings
D. J. King
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Northend
Statue unveiling draws Wanlington Nates group in November
Wanlington Nates of the Army of the Cumberland will attend the ceremony for General Thomas statue unveiling on November 20. Gen Garfield, Ohio congressman Young, and General Cook form the arrangements committee. Secretary Evarts will not join the President on the western trip.
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Garfield
Young
Ohio
Cook
Evarts
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Ey Department
Philadelphia
Treasury Department
Washington
Iee
the Society
National Insurance Convention Opens in St Louis
The National Insurance Convention at abetise Lindell Hotel opened its tenth annual session with officers elected: President A R McGill Minnesota, Vice President W L Clarke Massachusetts, Secretary O T Welch Topeka Kansas. A program for tomorrow was set, executive session followed, and the gathering adjourned for the day though attendance was adequate to transact business.
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National Insurance Convention
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Minnesota
W/L Clarke
Massachusetts
O. T. Welch
Topeka
Kansas
Tormorrow
Fury Lake
Yellow Fever Outbreak Pages Reach Memphis and Concordia
Nine new yellow fever cases reported in Memphis with nine interments since last evening. State Board of Health bans loose cotton entering the city and ginning during the epidemic. injunction sought, judge awaiting action. Concordia quarantines and traces infection to Memphis. National Board of Health to supply rations for up to twenty days to evacuees.
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State Board of Health
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Greenhill
Miss
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Concordia
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Congress
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Gro. W. McCrary
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Telegraphic Briefities
Telegraphic brief items report General Lazaresi poisoned by his wife causing mania. Governor of Jellalabad prepared to resist the British advance.
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The Markets Storts Sept 17 Grain and Wheat Prices
The markets page notes firmer cash flour and fluctuating grain futures. Wheat futures eased with mixed closes in No 2 red and nearby contracts, corn weakened, rye and barley largely steady, and oats showing minor shifts as traders weigh October and December positionings.
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Maze
St Louis Cattle and Hogs Market Report
In St Louis on Sept 17 cattle were slow with varying prices across grades. Texans 2.35 15.20, natives 3.30, cows 2.00 2.50, Colorado 3.50 4.50. Receipts 2100. hogs steady to lower with mixed packers around 3.30 to 4.00. receipts 4000. market in fair demand for choice natives at about 4.00. shipments noted.
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Kansas City Produce Market Report
Kansas City market news shows receipts and shipments for wheat and corn with varying prices and bids. Market tone remains active with firm demand for Shiner Kansas flour and related commodities, despite some lower quotes in parts of the trading session.
Ansas City Stock Market Report Fragment
Sept 17 market notes from Kansas City show a quiet session with limited changes. Hog and sheep trading appears weak with packers holding bids, while cattle and mutton shipments are mentioned as mixed amid fluctuating prices.
New York Produce Market Summary
New York market reports show price ranges for produce and grains with mixed steady to firm trends. Wheat and barley values move on futures and cash bids, while notes mention various grade and silage figures and brokerage participation across states and Canada.
Nearly 100000 attend Flag Day in Hartford celebration
Hartfort Conn Sept 17 Nearly one hundred thousand strangers joined citizens in celebrating Flag Day. Veterans to the number of 10000 assembled in Bushnell Park and began the march at noon. Gen Joseph R Hawley was chief marshal. The procession route and city buildings were heavily decorated.
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Bushnell Park
Joseph R. Hawley
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