Pan Handle Smash Up Kills Four in Indiana Crash
A Panhandle line wreck near Mangerstown Indiana killed four men and wounded many as a fast Chicago to Cincinnati train derailed on a steep grade. Fire followed but was soon extinguished, with cars tumbling down the embankment and a sudden collapse at the canal bridge. Fire in Minneapolis lumber exchange, Sol Smith Russell buildings. other weather and labor reports follow.
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Panhande
Panhandle
Tmagerstown
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Canal Bridge
Tha Tars
Minneapolia
Sol Smith Reasell
Sol Smith Russell
Actar
A. M. Roberts
Bamber Exchange
Clare-Speaker Company, Paints and Oils
JT. M. Roberts
U. B. Gayner
Nueson
Counselman
Captain Hortons Fate in Lost Atlantic Lifeboat
Captain Francis L Norton and his wife with a young niece, Miss Annie Rickbley, reportedly sailed from New London in his self invented craft the Fonton on an Atlantic voyage to Toulon France eighty eight years ago. The crew are also missing and the lifeboat is presumed lost.
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Francis L. Norton
Énon-Enpslea- Ne
New London
TNE
Fonton
Bonn
Toulon
France
Norton
Annie Rickleby
Bloodshed on High Street In Columbus Parade
A fierce melee in Columbus on High Street during a crowded parade left Albert C. Osborne dead and bystander Hughes killed, with two Elliott brothers wounded but alive. The clash stems from a long running personal feud between editors W. J. Elliott and Levering of the World, with further accusations of impropriety and political ties.
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Columbus
Ohio
Col W. J. Elliott
Sunday Daniel
P. J. Elliott
Albert C. Osborne
Sunday World
Osborn
Hughes
Elliotts
Osborne
Wortt
Miliott
Elliott
Flow
Levering
McKinley Tariff Suit Upheld By Chicago Judge
The Chicago case of Marshall Pivid against McKinley tariff increases on imported woolens and embroideries was decided against the importer. Judge Blodgett ruled no written decision but indicated the matter should be reviewed by the U.S. Supreme Court. The importer protested the tariff rise as unconstitutional, noting a difference between the bill signed by the President and the bill Congress passed.
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Chicago
Blodgett
Marshall Pivid
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Congress
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Supreme Court of
Secretory of the Treasury Nomination Reported
Ex governor of Ohio Charles Foster, ex-Congressman, nominated to succeed the late Secretary Windom. Harrison named Foster as Treasury chief. Foster’s harmony with the president on fiscal policy cited and praised by multiple sources. Foster born in Seneca County on April 12, 182s, educated locally, pursued banking, served in the Forty second to Forty fifth Congresses and as Ohio Governor with a notable administration.
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Ohio
Treasury
Tréaldent Harrison
Chas. Foster
Windom
Foster
Governor Poster
Seneca County
Norwalk
Funeral of General Sherman Draws 20000 in Dense City Procession
A vast procession for General William Tecumseh Sherman begins on West Seventy first street near his home, with a black caisson, military escorts, and a slow march along Eighth Avenue to Jersey City. President Harrison refrains from viewing the remains. West Point cadets send a floral shield. crowds fill streets as bells toll and business halts.
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Heal
Slunal Corps
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Veterana
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Canal Street
Es.cort
Jersey City
State of
New York
Senate Debates and Bills Move Through Congress
The Senate and House discussed an array of measures including a relief bill for settlers, a Nicaragua Canal provision, and pension actions. Presidents and cabinet relations noted. a caricatured anecdote on a Berlin traveler and cigar etiquette followed lengthy budget and salary debates.
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