Warpath Among Blood Indians Alarms Canadian Frontier
Ottawa reports Blood Indians from Crow Creek agency have gone on the warpath in northwest territories, attacking white settlers near Hudson Bay and Grosventres territory. At least nine Crowfoot tribe members killed, thirty wounded, 150 ponies seized. fear of a general uprising as mounted police and militia prepare to move forces toward the scene.
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Ottawa
Ont
Department of Mounted Police
Crow Creek Agency
Northwest Territory
Grosventres
Ashe
Crowfoot Agency
Almeriecan
Rockies
Canada Sioux
Crowfoot
A. P. Ca On
Massachusetts Republican Convention Chooses Lodge President
Boston September 29 Republican state convention opened at 11 with temporary officers. Permanent organization set by electing Henry Cabot Lodge president. Prohibition plank sparked brief debate. First governor ballot totaled 964 with Oliver Ames at 945, Crope 355, Brackett and Lodge 2 each and Robinson 2. Ames nomination later made unanimous.
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Massachusetts
S. Boston
Henry Cabott Lodge
Oliver Ames
Wlw. Crope
J.Q. A. Brackett
Meary
Confidence Restored in Cuanrestox After Earthquake Fears
At Cuanrestox, by 7 am no earthquake shocks had recurred and the city calmed. Predictions by Wiggins proved wide of the mark, easing public relief. Officials expect no further shocks within a week and the city to return to normal, with repairs ongoing and intercom restored.
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Cuanrestox
Wiggins
Son Tlace
Day restrains Smith from joining Detroit club
New York September 0. President John B Day of the New York base ball club, by counsel, has secured a court injunction preventing left handed pitcher John F Smith from joining Detroit or any club other than one designated by Day. He asserts a personal contract with Smith valid for the 1887 season.
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New York
John B. Day
New York Base Club
John F. Smith
Detroits
President Day
Smith
Fishery Committee Heads to Wood's Hole from Boston
The United States Senate Committee appointed to investigate fisheries left Boston for Wood's Hole this morning to observe the local fish committee and note its work. A quorum had not arrived, so the formal opening of the hearing was not yet announced.
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Fishery Committee
Boston
United Sates Senate
Wood’s Hole
Fish Committee
The Switchmen Strike in Cincinnati
The railway switchmen strike spread widely by today but most men returned to work at old rates, except the Cincinnati Southern. They are likely to resume tomorrow. The stoppage has caused little disruption overall.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnat Southern
Hearing on new trial for seven condemned anarchists at Chicago
The October 1 hearing before Judge Gary focused on affidavits alleging juror bias and witness impeachment in the Hay Market case. Captain Black pressed for postponement and challenged the state's closing remarks, while court adjourned to 2 PM with a decision awaited.
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Carcaco
Gary
Captain Black
Henry L. Rice
Favor
Wabash Avenue
A. P. Love
Orrin Blossom
Gilmer
van Buren Street
Schnaubelt
Indianapolis
J. P. Deluce
Chicago
Zeisler
Cole
Black
Grinnells
Walker
John Carney
Evanston
Michael Cull
George W Adams
Adams
Denker
Thomas J. Morgan
Albert P. Love
Orrin S. Blossom
States
Solomon H. Zeisler
International Bank
Messrs
Solomon and
Zeister
Louis L. Smith
Smith
Gilmores
Soloman
Jny
Puesnay
Capitan
Gunnell
Mr. Ingham
Heavy Rains Boost Crops Across the Republic
Reports from across the Republic indicate widespread heavy rains benefiting crops while Mexico City streets flood. Local observers note the downpours have advanced agricultural prospects despite urban flooding in the capital.
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City of
Mexico
The
Republic
Cholera in Japan and Mexico Floods Reported
Cholera cases appear in Japan while Colima volcano erupts amid heavy rains in Mexico. In the United States, confidence in Charleston is restored as the switchmen strike continues to loom. Wiggins’s stance draws criticism.
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Colima
Wiggins
Mexico
Charleston
Cholera in Japan and Canton Ling Chi Execution
News notes a severe cholera outbreak in Japan with 13,348 new cases and 8,472 deaths over nine days in late August to early September, including 2,352 cases and 1,472 deaths in Tokyo. In Canton, an 18 year old Chinese woman was executed by Ling Chi after being accused of poisoning her husband and relatives.
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San Francisco
Japan
Tokio
Canton
General Miles reports conditional surrender of Geronimo
Washington reports General Miles annual dispatch detailing Geronimo surrender on conditional terms not to be turned over to Arizona civil authorities. He omits immediate capture and notes removal from the region to spare lives. The inquiry questions policy and may prompt a reprimand. Miles contrasts his pursuit with Crook and notes limited use of Indian trailers by U S troops.
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Washington
Miles
Geronimo
Arizona
War Department
The
Star
Crook
Mile
United Stacs
Carlisle Talks on the Tariff Question at Wicurra
Hon John G Carlisle spoke to a large audience at 6 pm in Wicurra focusing on the tariff question and its impact on farmers and the nation. He contrasted prosperity from 1850 1860 under low tariffs with later high tariff era and received broad praise for his remarks.
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Wicurra
John G. Carill
Carlisle
Wiggins Off- New Ogreass Volcano Erupts Again
The weather here is clear and pleasant with no weather phenomena as predicted. The Volcano of Colima is erupting again causing terror among inhabitants.
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Wiggins
New Ogreass
Colima
Gen Sheridan at Leavenworth to present rifle medals
General Philip Sheridan arrived at Fort Leavenworth today to award medals to the rifle team winners. He will remain at Leavenworth until Friday and present the medals tomorrow to the successful contestants.
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Sheridan
Leavenworth
Gen
Phil. Sheridan
Fort Leavenworth
Proclamation Declares Kansas Quarantine on Cattle
Governor John A. Martin issues a state quarantine against incoming cattle from Ohio Illinois and from Canada due to pleuro pneumonia outbreaks. Animals must be quarantined at entry for ninety days and receive a health certificate from the state veterinarian.
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Kansas
Catttle
Ohio
Illinois
Oswads
Topeka
Kas
John A. Martin
Strate
Torexa
Dominion of
Canada
Livestock Sanitary Commission
E. B. Allen
W. T. Cavanaugh
Silence in Charleston editor on president’s response
The World publishes an interview with F. N. Duncan editor of the Charleston News and Courier. He laments the president’s silence after the calamity, notes South Carolina indignation, and recalls Charleston’s past support for Cleveland and current silence from Wade Hampton and Butler, now abroad.
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New York
the World
F. N. Duncan
The
Charleston News and Courier
South Carolina
United State
Washington
Wade Hampton
Charleston
Butler
Europe
Cleveland
Browns to meet Chicagos for world baseball title
A St Louis to Kansas City dispatch reports President Van der Ahe received Spalding's letter accepting the Browns challenge for the world championship. Spalding proposes five games with four in St Louis and Chicago plus one neutral, using mixed rules and preselected umpires. The Browns cannot play nine games due to a separate contract, so five games would be arranged between Maroon dates. Details to be set by letter.
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Kansas City
Star
St. Louis
van der Ahe
Spalding
Browns
Spaulding
Chicagos
Chicago
Brown Stocking
Maroons
von der Ahe
Affidavit Withdrawn Over Anarchists Trial Claim
The affidavit of John Sorrell stating that Junior Randall favored hanging anarchists during the trial has been withdrawn after the affirmant identified a mistaken man when confronted with Randall. The defense had moved for a new trial.
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Cutcaco
John Sorrell
Junior Randall
Randall
Whipped to Death in Hungary Over Bulgaria Sympathy
Moscow dispatch reports thirty Hungarians were whipped to death for expressing sympathy with Russia over Bulgaria. The Gazette cites the drastic punishment as a chilling example of wartime repression and shows the tense climate in Hungary during national turmoil.
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Moscow
the Gazette
Bulgaria
Mother Sacrifices Child at North Pennsylvania Station
At Binger Station near Allentown a mother, Mrs Mary Wagner, and her four year old daughter were struck by a fast special train while on the depot platform. The mother, in a desperate bid to save her child, stepped onto the tracks and both were killed instantly, the tragedy witnessed by hundreds awaiting the train to Philadelphia.
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Allentown
Binger Station
North Pennsylvania Railroad
Mary Wagner
Great stock yards lockout to close packs nationwide
Cuiiaco reports an impending great lockout this month as packing houses plan to close until resolution on eight or ten hour workdays. Kansas City Omaha Milwaukee Springfield St Louis and others will run day and night while 20,000 workers face unemployment. Authorities warn of possible resistance and potential bloodshed.
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Cuiiaco
Kansas City
Omaha
Milwaukee
Springfield
St. Louis
Gage & Co's Failure Reopened Under Assignee
Cutcaco October 1 The store of A S Gage & Co reopened at 10 oclock this morning under an assignee appointed by Judge Pendegrast to wind up the firms affairs for creditors. Assets are reported at over 1 000 000 with liabilities estimated at about 800 000.
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Cutcaco
Gage & Co
Pendegrast
Irons Released on Bail in Taping Case
Martin Irons, former leader of the southwestern strike, was released on bail of $5000 with Judge Garr as security. The wire tapping conspiracy case against Irons is set for the next term of court.
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Kansas City
Star From
St. Louis
Martin Irons
Garr
London Notes and Military Movements
General Bulmer will go to Ulster next Saturday with powers akin to those given to General Buller in Kerny County. Mr. Parnell has moved to Eastbourne for quiet. Joshua Nunn, former American vice counsel general in London, is dead. Also included is an advertisement praising Parker's Tonic as a blood purifier and health builder with a testimonial from E.C.H.
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Loxpox
Bulmer
Ulster
Redvers Buller
Kerny
Parnell
East Bourne
Sussex
Joshua Nunn
London
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Massachusets
General Miles
Gov. Martin
Texas
Waco
Throck
Morton
Urry
Albany
Irons
London Notes
Parker
C ‘Ald
Dearborn Street
Fernan Esenchardo
Penna Avenue
John Thiel
Wilxesparte
Cuticora
Cts
Reso
Porrmz Dave Anapd Chemical Co
Beau Tio
Isco Sor
Draggiate
Potter Droy and Chemical Co
Sanford
Potter Drug & Chemical Co
Gts
Porren Data and Chemical Co
Maes
Spruce St
Sonia
Geo
Geo. P. Rowell & Co
Spruce Street
Phinopricene
Poli
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