BELVA LOCKWOOD CANDIDACY STIRS CONGRESS RACE
Reports from Washington discuss Mrs. Belva Lockwood’s bid for president under the Equal Rights party, asserting no constitutional bar to a woman presidency. Debates reference Susan B. Anthony and Kansas cases on congressional eligibility, while Tammany Hall backs Cleveland and party figures debate postmaster general duties and health.
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House
Congress
Susan DB. Anthony
New York
United States
Southwest Missouri caves yield vast guano deposits
In Stone, Christian, Taney and Barry counties a team led by ex congressman E Mavens and J T Rice reports rich finds of guano in caves near Ponts de Leon and Mineral Springs. A Lamar company ships two carloads weekly from Roark Cave to Atlanta at 85 dollars a ton, with an analysis by J B Sherman deeming it first class. The explorers foresee large development potential and deny Colonel Ballara schemes, urging further guano resource exploitation.
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Southwest Missouri
Strixoreny
Southwest Missour
Lamar Company
Roark Cave
Ozark
Atlante
Ponts de Leon
E. Mavens
J.T. Rice
J. N. Patterson
FT. H H. Cannon
Stone
Christian,Taney
Carty
Mineral Springs
Barry County
J. B. Sherman
Comprison
Colonel Ballara
Niililona
Tragedy in Pennsylvania Ends in Double Death
Simon Heasler of Mount Carmen, Pennsylvania, fatally shoots his wife’s lover Thomas McCoy after discovering them together, then turns the revolver on himself. The wife survives after a brief illness. neighbors are alarmed by the violent scene and the husband’s accusations of infidelity. Nearby reports note cattle shipments from Ontario to Buffalo and a drop in breadstuffs exports for the year.
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Ouusband
Mount Carmen
Simon Oesster
Tush Valley
Thomas McCoy
Jessler
Heasler
Isptagaroa
Ind
Charles DB. Hancock
Mary Parker
Hancock
Governors to discuss new Soldiers' Home west of Mississippi
Governors of Jews and Nebraska with staff and sod committees from the Legislature met to confer with the National Soldiers' Home board on securing a new home west of the Mississippi River. Iowa offers $50,000 to secure the location.
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Dartoy
Nebraska
Legislatura
National Soldiers’ Ame
Mississippi River
Iowa
Bemnoza Farmer Plans Buffalo Shipment of Surplus Wheat
Oliver Dalrymple, famed Dakota wheat farmer, visited Buffalo to arrange direct shipment of his surplus. He secured storage rates with a Buffalo elevator and expects about 600000 bushels to move this year. Separately, Fire Engineers elected officers at their convention with D F Swenle as president and Henry A Hills as secretary.
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Burraro
N. Y
Oliver Dalrymple
Paul
Dakota
Buffalo
Jake
Duluth
Cariaco
Convention of Fire Engineers
D. F. Swenle
Chicago
Henry A. Hills
Ohio
A. Hendricks
Connecticut
J. Damrall
Boston
T. O'Connor
New Orleans
W. Stockwell
Tennessee
oCoe
Meena Eaniya
W. Taylor
Wirelala
J.H. Butler
Nebraska
Matthew Sioan
Alabama
Recalver Harrisons Afairs
Fragmented OCR notes indicate a court or receiver action involving John D. ee ee as receiver of the Hoi Hauk with objections to certain proceedings, suggesting they will not be pushed forward. Names and specifics are unclear due to garbled text.
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Lod
John D. Ee
Gaia
French Force Destroys Chinese Forts at Kimpal Pass
A Foo Chow dispatch reports French ships landing 2,000 marines and storming Chinese earthworks at Kimpal Pass after bombardment. Chinese forces retreat. Paris says French aim to clear river barriers and follow up victory.
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Lownox
Foo Chow Anyshat
Min River
Kimpal Pass
Men of
San Francisco
San Pablo
Tong Kong
Yokohama
Canton
Klangs
King-Tat
Amoy
Pekin
Li Hung Chang
Pee Chi Li
Peace Party
Rpr
Humbert
Duke of
Aosta
Naples
Monza
Pauss
Marseillas
Loyxoux
Stourbridge
Worcestershire
Pants
Maphit
Spain
Beata
Illinois State Fair Loses 10000 This Season
Illinois State Fair managers report a ten thousand dollar loss for the season, blaming hot weather for disappointing attendance and gate receipts after the fair closed last Saturday.
For the Benefit of thy Weavies Gareya UL
Sept 16 event to accompany her 40 serve are listed for the benefit of the Weavies.
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Gareya
Mre Baume
Blaine Sentinel suit interrogatories denied in court ruling
In Indianapolis on September 16 Judge Woods refused to order the Sentinel Blaine suit plaintiffs to answer interrogatories, noting the court’s prior restraint on such questions. Senator Harrison and Judge Turple argued the matter. a voluntary reply is expected next week, with Blaine planning immediate trial and a October appearance.
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Sentinel
Inpiarapouts
Ind
Woods
United States Court
Blaine-Sentinel Abel
United States
Turple
Harrison
Indianapolis
Blaine
District Court
Forestry Congress elects officers in Sanarcas session
The second day of the American Forestry Congress in Sanarcas saw a full slate of officers chosen. Warren Higley of Ohio was named president with H G Joly and W H Egsleiten as vice presidents, F B Hough as recording secretary, B L E Benson as corresponding secretary, and J S Hicks as treasurer. Executive committee members include B G Northrup Clinton J Nicks Roslyn Harvey Banter Onvanta J G Koop Limona Florita J L Badd Iowa and F B Hough Lowvilla Faperd. Meetings adjourned until afternoon.
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Sanarcas
American Forestry Congress
Warren Higley
Ohio
Viery
HG. Joly
W. H. Egsleiten
FB Hough
BL EL Benson
J. 8. Hicks
B. G. Northrup
Clinton
J. & Nicks
Roslyn
Harvey Ban
Indiana Candidates to Debate Calhns and Gray Across Districts
Indiana Republican and Democratic state committees set dates for joint debates between Calhins and Gray in the Twelfth Ninth Fourth and Eighth districts. The forums occur in Fort Wayne October 7 Lafayetta October 8 Greensburg October 9 Terre Haute October 10 with cities and dates listed.
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Inpiax Aroutn
Ini
Republican
Democratic
jJulnt
Messrs. Calillns
Gray
Fort Wayne
Lafayetta
Greensburg
Terre Haute
Hendricks Narrowly Escaped Train Derailment Incident
A passenger train derailed near Farmer City injuring several people. Ex Governor Hendricks of Indiana escaped with minor bruises. Editor Julio C Shoemaker of the Indianapolis Sentinel was injured internally and returned home.
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Farmer City
Hendricks
Indiana
Julio C. Shoemaker
Indianapolis
Odd Fellows Conclave Sessions in Minnesota and Distant Updates
The Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows met at the Grand Opera House in Missearouss Minnesota with about two hundred delegates. Observers heard reports of 506000 lodge members and 90000 encampment members, assets at 40000, and a proposed switch from annual to biennial sessions. Officers were elected and a banquet held as the group toured St Paul. A separate item from Minyearornia notes the sixtieth annual conclave continuing with officers named. In Eldred Pennsylvania a bank robbery netted about 3600 as Black Tom McKeon is suspected. Wisconsin Industrial Association faces $3000 in attachments and the secretary has left on vacation. Army-worms devastate rye fields in Kansas with guidance to delay sowing winter wheat.
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Tarragon
Leosfallet
Ribarrala
T'yrenges
Rome
Naples
S'la
Paris
Oran
Algeria
France
Toma
China
Taois
Courbet
Foo Chow
Afln
Lanvon
Egypt
Nile
Cano
Mejor Kitenener
Debbeh
Aboo Hegel
Mehdi
Atabukol
Lonnon
Lord Wolseley
Landox
Ace Apa
Bengal
Madras
Mysore
St Perenspune
Journal de St Patera
Sklerolwice
Odd Fellows of the World
Missearouss
Minn
Sovereign
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of the World
Nhéra
Grand Opera House
E. M. Wikson
Hubbard
Taft
State Lodge
Pillsbury
Grand Sire Leach
Armory Hall
Lakes
Calhoun
Larklet
Minnehaha
Sovereign Lodge
Tost
Grand Sire
West’s Hotel
Minyearornia
Savereign Grand Lodge
Henry F. Garry
Maryland
J. H. White
New York
Theodora A. Ross
Staryland
Isaac C. Shephard
Pennsylvan
St Paul
Kradfond
Eigtt
Eldred
Caghler Heasty
Teller Sloan
Heasty
Tom’ McKeon
Auburn Penitentiary
Racine, Wis
Wisconsin Industrial Association
RD. Torrey
Lowp
Perlis of an American Envoy and Other Dispatches
United States Minister Logan and family arrive at Angol Chill. An express train attack near Cushne by bandits is thwarted by the driver, robbers halted. Assistant Secretary Coon named Acting Secretary of the Treasury for ten days from today. Miss Ross Sickles rumored to have wed William Meade in Brooklyn. Elizabeth Phillipa awarded $3,000 in breach of promise case against Ernst Meineke. Hendricks to open Ohio campaign in Columbus. Wheat price declines to 7 9 54 per bushel as of Sept 25. Creve Cour race date adjusted to Sunday Sep 19.
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New Yoas
William Wyse
Charles & Spencer
Cleveland
New York State
Blaine
Hubert Taylor
Orm Ot DeGraff & Taylor
Wyse
Colorado
Denver
Col
Prohibition Party
Efteen
Instructiona
Qreenbackers
Denter
National
Greenback Labor Party
Butler Ware
Butler and Weat
Congress
Geo M. Way
N. E. Washburo
A. Ite
M. D. Dunnie
J. Buchanan
Raw
Gilbert de la Matyr
Perlis
Varlabaiso
United States
Logan
Angol
Cushne
Wulo
Washington
Coon
Secretary of the Treasury
Teday
French
Midwauxex
Elizabeth Phillipa
Ernst Meineke
Minor News Items From Across the Nation
A roundup of brief items notes Maude’s easy mile in 3:18 at Charter Oak Park, snowfalls in Spring Hill and Truro, ships heading to Egypt for German interests, a violent storm near Cadar Rapids, a pork butcher strike in Limerick, and charity concerts in New York. Other items report bank receivership, deaths in Cedar Rapids and Cedar Hills, a baseball club’s disbandment, church synod adjournment, a sugar planter’s congress nomination, exchange declines, a long-lived family in Missouri, a circus calamity in Winona, a masked robbery in Iowa, a widow’s death in New York, and various legal and weather incidents across states.
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Maude
Charter Oak Park
Truro
Egypt
Cadar Rapids
Limerick
France
Italy
New York
Charles
Osborn
Wall Street Bank
B. F. Mills
Cedar Haplids
Withington Union
Kansas City
Eastern Synod
The
German Reformed Church
Sashion
Pittsburgh
St. John’s Reformed Church
Baltimore
E. J. Gay
Congress
Louisiana
Wiliam Pitt Kellogg
Christopher Mann
Independence
Alwiya
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Belva
Tammany
Tammany Hall
Henileks
Grady
Benjamin F. Butler
Nw York
Gresham
Ghesitam
Waasimaron
Whittier
Newpuaypont
Mass
John G. Whittier
Ile
Thomas M. Ferrilt
New Jeresy
C. Clingon
Peoples’ Party
Michigan
A. Newcomb
Tanth
Missouri
George Weas
Repub- Mean
Lyman Coe
Tucky
Iran
Daven i Gpeblican
Lewis F. Payne
Eaelyania
Pulsar
Jon Bi Tania
A & Harmer
Pennsylvania
Canada
Tonoxto
Unt
Ontario
Philadelphia
Bureau of Statistics
Coonell
Druril
Journal of Commerce
Manchester
Nhh
Mary Francis Xavier Walda
Order of Sisters of Marcy
America
Mount St Mary's Convent
Arma
Font Prat
Darwin Potter
Kata Stanling
Potter
the Forestry Congress
Bartivone
E. de Merella
Causa
Merolla
FE. de Merolis & Ca
Omio
Morton
Bddlem
Burana
Als
Central Railroad
Compres
Bates
Cat
Ens
Rocerogn
N. C
Thompson
Home Savings’ Bank
8 Xeopiver Ar Apsignes
Kansas
Nwwonri
Kan
Sepk
Douglas
Leavenworth
Stow
Stam University
the Cabinal
Ross Sickles
Daniel E. Bickles
William. Meade
Brooklyn
Caucaco
Hogmer
Guudaor
Creve Cour
St Laila
Barrett
Winona
William Jenison
Washington Township
Mra Joneson
G. W. Cullom
Hillock
Scolye
Amherst College
Mindsaesetts
Dubuque Ln
Nichola & Co
Manila
Ashland
Pass Caying
Enat Saginaw
Monterey
Saltillo
Jeranos
Dunkirk
Neson
Fleming R. Sroore
Milford
Kankakee
Tlartian
Beaver Fally
Alvaiganited
Alaska
Earl Dufferin
India
Lawrence
Kaw
King
Nevada
National Democratic Committee
John Nelson
Stewart
Bt Kouls
Knights of Malta
Charles McClintock
Walter Evans
Internal Revenue
Folger
Eames Sharps
Olla
Weneny A. Frellsen
Denmark
Lord Byron
Samuel Wanoymaker
Youngstown
New Jersey
Temperance and Reform Leagues
Asbury Park
Sony Enaan
Newa
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