Price Gives Himself Up Before U S Court
Col James B Price of Jefferson City a leading mail contractor and co defendant in the Washington star route conspiracy surrendered in Kansas City after presenting the indictment and warrant He posted a 10000 bond to appear at the next court term then returned home his brief stay in Canada noted
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Price
Kansas City
James B. Price
Jefferson City
Washington
United States Court
Col. Price
Canada
Money market closes strong with high call loan rates
In New York on September 25, money rallied late with call loans reaching 12 percent briefly and final rates at 6 percent plus. By close, rates for dividend stocks hit 2 1/2 percent per day and non-dividend stocks 1 1/2 percent. observers attributed extreme bids to speculative stock manipulation and the dear money conditions.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Chicago hosts large Northwest revival convention
WY M C A sends invitations to Northwest ministers for a Chicago convention October 11 12 and 13 to plan revival work for the winter Over 450 ministers have signified intent to attend promising the largest gathering of its kind in Chicago Speeches are announced by Rev Charles Spurgeon Jr London Dr Mackey Hall England and Rev James H Baooks St Louis
Louisville Races Report From Sept 25 Meet
In Louisville on Sept 25 the program opened with a one mile race won by Brad, Harry H. second, time 1:56.14. The three quarter mile heats were led by Wapakaneta with Square Dance second, time 1:17.17. Vera captured the one mile event with Pikespread second, time 1:41.6. In the final one and one quarter mile race Bedle of Highlands won, Lizzie second, time 2:10.5.
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Louisville
Brad
Harry H
Wapakaneta
Square Dance
Vera
Pikespread
Bedle
Highlands
Lizzie
Lambert
Autries
Lillie Dale
A. Halstead
Cizco, I
Jessia James
Win
Mulkey
Kansagarty
Fever Statistics in Bronsville and Pensacola Outbreak
Washington report notes 1870 yellow fever cases in Bronsville with about 10 percent fatalities. Communications to infected districts cut off. Pensacola shows cases and estimated deaths, with quarantine to be set if Florida officials request. Isabel reports several cases and one death.
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Washington
Bronsville
Pennsacnla
Pensacola
Florida
Isabel
River Improvements in Memphis Mississippi River Levee Bids Opened
Memphis Sept 25 The board of engineers opened bids for repairing broken Mississippi river levees. Proposals for the entire work were submitted. Estimated costs show bids averaging 22.34 cents per cubic yard for Mississippi river levees and 25 cents for the Louisiana side.
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Memphis
Tenn
Board of Engineers
Mississippi River
Louisiana
Campaign opens in First District with large crowd
Hon John A. Anderson and Judge Lewis Hapack led the Republican campaign kickoff in Clay Centre Kansas. A large enthusiastic mass met the event with several hundred farmers in attendance and all left pleased with the speeches.
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Clay Centre
Kas
John A. Anderson
Lewis Hapack
Republican nominee declines Congress bid amid private business grounds
Louisville report notes Cyl Brad ley, Republican candidate for the Fifth district, withdraws from the race due to private business obligations. The item adds that Dick Major was fatally shot by Win by Saturday night in Shelby City garrelling, with unclear motives and a mention of policy discussions.
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Kentucky
Louisville
Bradley
Congress
Dick Major
Shelby City
Garrelling
Brief Bat Pointed. Plainfield Damaged By Storm
Plainfield New Jersey September 25 The damage by the storm hero was enormous and widespread with effects observed across streets and properties. Local authorities assess impacts and begin initial salvage efforts as residents report significant hardship after the event.
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Plainfield, N. J
Exposition gallery collapses injuring several in Pittsburg
At 9 pm the west gallery of the exposition building collapsed, dropping a piano and two organs onto spectators from about thirty feet. Seven injured, none fatally at first, though reports later suggested O H Taylor and Barbara Shaw may die. A second accident near a fireworks display toppled a stock shed, sending about thirty bystanders to the ground. Injuries ranged from gashes and broken bones to bruises.
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Pittsburg
Mrs. Crawford
Cornellsville
C. H. Taylor
Wheeling
W. Vae
Jfaca
Barabata Shaw
Allegheny City
Minnie Shaw
Nicholas Frick
Charles W. Achison
Johno Milby
de Burt
Dertha Miller
Alleenéuy City
Base Ball Yesterday Scores and Results
Baseball results list yesterday games with Cleveland 2 over Chicago 1 and Boston 8 over Troy 6. Buffalo beat Detroit 7 4 and Worcester split Providence with 4 3 and 8 6, while Louisville defeated Eclipse 8 4. The Troy club reportedly denies resigning from the league.
Stormy Milwaukee council session over city finances
Milwaukee Sept 25 The Common Council held a stormy afternoon meeting to review the city finances as comptroller cites a nearly $480000 shortage from overdrafts and mismanagement by the former comptroller. The body did not act further with orders left unsigned due to exhausted funds.
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Milwaukee
Apostolic Prefect Appeals for Chestnut Bay Settlers
The pope names a new prefect apostolic to oversee the vast North Shore district from Vane Sablan to Hudson Bay. He urgently appeals to public charity for settlers in Tale dor ee ihreitenund facing starvation due to crop failures of seal and the elder Ashyrics.
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St. Lawrence
Vane Sablan Toi Hudson Bey
Charma
Taledor Ee
Republican county convention nominates full ticket in Newton
Newton Kansas September 25 The Republican county convention nominated a full ticket. D Reeves a farmer and top county man is the candidate for representative. The ticket is strong and should be elected with light opposition. Resolutions favoring re election of Senator Plumb were passed unanimously.
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Newton
Kas
Republican County
D. Reeves
Plumb
Frosts cause no damage. mills resume fires, men back to work
Information from Springfield indicates no notable damage from frosts in the area. Rolling mills start fires tonight and plan first run Wednesday night as workers return to Pittsburg scale.
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Springfield
Ill
Pittsburg
Lord Bishop to Speak on Temperance in Kansas City
The lord bishop of Rochester England will speak on temperance in Kansas City on Wednesday September 29 instead of Thursday the 25th, arriving a day earlier than expected.
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Kansas City
Rochester
England
A Distillery Burns Near Meadow Spring
A distillery near the Meadow Spring city limits owned by William Bergenthal & Co. burned this afternoon. Loss estimated at 50000 dollars, insurance 13000 dollars. Fire authorities investigated the blaze and containment efforts were underway as afternoon shadows fell.
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Meadow Spring
William Bergenthal & Co
Rahway Flood Destruction Hits Bridges in New Jersey
Rahway city and Union County endure severe flooding with thirty-two Rahway River bridges. sixteen destroyed and repair costs estimated above ten thousand dollars. In Monroe Street, a crowd watched as an arch collapsed trapping John Wilson, who perished. Patterson reports fourteen inches of rain, river rises, and major bridges washed away.
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Rahway
N.J
Union County
Monroe Street
John Wilson
Patterson
Passaic
Erie and Midland Railroad
Lincoln
Ely
N. J
German Caliphe Central Society’s first meeting in Milwaukee
In Milwaukee on September 25 the German Caliphe Central Society held its first mass meeting. President Chanbonst reported 81 branches and 3,000 members across 23 states, urged forming a German Roman Catholic Society of North America, and favored a conference committee to assimilate Catholic benevolent societies. He backed resolutions against prohibition with moderation in liquor, and the secretary noted $350,000 cash on hand, $59,000 spent on sick benefits, and $46,000 paid on deaths. Two thousand new members joined last year. Congressman Duester and ex-mayor Black spoke at the banquet.
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Milwaukee
Central Society
Catholic Church
Duester
Black
Indians Peaceful Caravan From Pine Ridge to Fort Keogh
News reports that two hundred Cheyennes have left the Pine Ridge agency for a peaceable excursion to Fort Keogh. They say they seek change but harbor no hostile intentions, and Agent McGillicuddy relayed to the Interior Department that interference is not warranted and humor may be wise.
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Kansas City
Qmaba
Pine Ridge Agency
Fort Keogh
McGillicuddy
Interior Department
Assignment and Court Claim Involving Follett and Hanford
New York reports Alonzo Follett broker in commercial paper assigned rights to Solomon Hanford. Henry Verner sues in supreme court to validate an assessment against Follett, alleging defaults to creditors. Follett’s trusted notes allegedly totaled 419.04 with 241.00 received by the holder.
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New York
Alonzo Follett
Solomon Hanford
Henry Verner
Supreme Court
Polett
Caliecos
Pram
Iutself
Spanish Steamer Rita Ordered to Quarantine
Washington September 25 The Spanish steamer Rita arrived at Newport wharf without permit to enter quarantine Civil authorities were urged to order quarantine and if refused a warship could compel compliance The note came from the acting secretary of the treasury outlining the authority to enforce quarantine measures.
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Washington
Rita
Newport
Secretary of the Treasury
Escaping Convicts from Galveston Penitentiary
News Huntsville reports that around sunrise five convicts escaped by crawling through the penitentiary sewer. One was killed, one wounded, two captured, and dogs are tracking the fifth.
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Galveston
Newark editor nominated for Congress by Sixth District GOP
A Newark Ohio special reports A B Clark editor of the Newark American was nominated for Congress by the Republican congressional committee of the Sixteenth district following Mr Churchill's resignation.
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Chicago
Newark, Oho
A.B. Clark
The
Newark American
Congress
Republican Congressional Committee
Sixteenth District
Churchill
Weather report for the Mississippi and Missouri valleys
Indications for today show slightly warmer air across the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys with easterly to southerly winds and a stationary or higher barometer.
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Washington
Mississippi
Missouri
What of It. The tariff commission to Savannah
The tariff commission has gone to Savannah after a dispatch from Atlanta dated September 25. The move follows hearings and statements on duties affecting imports and local industry, with officials set to inspect port facilities and engage with Savannah business leaders.
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Atlanta
Tariff Commission
Savannah
COURTESIES IN PLACE OF SNUBS AT CAIRO RETURN
Alexandria Sept 25 The khedive and Sir Edward Mallet left for Cairo with Bengal lancers and troops lining routes. Flags decoration and an English band marked the return to Cairo. Arabi Pasha offers to exile rebels and a general amnesty is expected. Damietta reports Pasha prisoners sent to Cairo. preparations for a reorganization of the Egyptian army are noted.
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Alexandria
Khedive
Edward Mallet
Cairo
Bengal Lancers
Berba Tantah
Damahawr
de Lasseps
Arabi Pasha
Arabi
Arabi Pashki
Egypt
Ifa
Thekhedive
Edward Malat
Duke of Connaught
Wolseley
Grenadiers
Housasbold
Rojst
General Wolseley
Sir Howard Malet
Khezirch Palace
Almas
Elazah Buesaque
Wood
Damietta
Addellah Pasha
Subermen Dey
England
Scoville Answers Divorce Petition Details Extramarital Links
George Scoville filed an answer and cross bill in Chicago to Frances M. Scoville's divorce petition. He claims she engaged in unchaste conduct, fell in love with George E. Earlie, kissed him constantly, and forced him to change his boarding place and limit visits to his office. He alleges continued correspondence and mentions her claims of being Earlie's wife. He cites influence by George Francis Train and notes closeness with Dr Mary Walker N C Bayben and Louis Hachett.
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Chicago
George Scoville
Frances M. Scoville
George E. Earlie
Earle
George Francis Train
Mary Walker
N. ¢. Bayben
Louis Hachett
Engineer Melville meets Warner on DeLong records
In Washington on September 25 Engineer Melville called at the navy department to discuss the DeLong party records and access, with Mrs De Long notified to attend when Chandler returns the documents for examination.
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Washington, D. C
Melville
Warner
Navy Department
Chandler
DeLong
de Long
Arch Bishop condemns Marmion in sermon at Saint Nicholas
In Toronto on Sept 25 Arch Bishop Lynch denounced Sir Walter Scott's Marmion as insulting to Catholics and said he notified the government to its use as a text book after a sermon at Saint Nicholas Cathedral.
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Canada
Toronto
Lynch
Saint Nicholas Cathedral
Walter Scott
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