Rebellion in Roumelia and Bulgarian Union Proclaimed
Dispatches from Philippopolis report a peaceful uprising in Roumelia with the governor-general imprisoned and a provisional government set up. Bulgaria mobilizes troops, declares allegiance to Prince Alexander, and plans to restore control as Turkey calls for intervention.
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Loxnon
Philippopolia
Bovmetia
Bulgaria
Alexander
Turkey
Rowmeilan
Porta
Loxpps
Prince Alexander
Ting
M. Btransky
Roumelia
Chamber of Deputies
Rousalta
Tloxvan
East
la Turquie
Constantinople
Alates
Rowinalla
Porte
Roumella
Anatolia
Adranopie
Kent
Macedonia
al- Wala
Beara
Utla
Milan
Hem Orother
Athens
Steyduts
Molonte Donikion Grvecs
Plas
Philippopolig
Yesteeslay
Yrinca
Ulguria
Lewatern Louwella
Congress of
Heviin
Wis Rye
Tt Porte
Loxvor
Mantza
Ina Elreuler
Dave
Meeting of the American Bankers Association in Chicago
The American Bankers Association held its annual address in Chicago with Lyman J. Gage presiding. He discussed silver coinage, currency value, and banking's role in commerce while outlining the convention agenda and financial reports.
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The
American Bankes’ Association
Chicago
Cirrus storm injures a circus crowd in Pennsylvania
Barnum's show at Trrteville Pennsylvania was struck by a cyclone as tents collapsed. About 10 000 tickets sold many fled the canvas three thousand left unprotected. Dozens injured some serious. ambulances and doctors rushed to assist. Elephants fled but were controlled. monkeys escaped. Also reports of shipwrecked Sumacoa off Grand Manan. further fires in North Dakota burn vast grain and hay stock. lynching in Edgefield Court House. explosions near Port Arthur. a statue unveiling in Maryland. sugar price rise in California. third party convention in Texas and potato rot in New York.
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Harmen Citeon Branda
Trrteville
Barnuin
Attandabes
Cortlandt
Sronum
Bany
Apple Creek
Menkoken
East Sterling
Sims
Bismarck
Oha
North Dakota
Dickinson
Civil Service Reform Letters Show President Backing
The press reveals Donnan Eaton's resignation timeline and a letter from President Cleveland praising civil service reform. Eaton argues reform fidelity delayed his departure to protect policy and avoid a political precedent, while the President stresses enforcement and a nonpartisan path forward. Distillers Raid Report notes Green captured two stills in Carroll County and guards went missing after a skirmish. Captain Leo reports 21,000 cattle remain on the Cheyenne and Arapaho Indian Reservation and will be moved by month’s end.
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RATON
Wasnteton
Donnan DB
Eaton
Cleveland
Civil Service Commission
Faton
Ailoottan
Friends of Reform
Hanes Asong
New York
Civil Service
Uoder
Archun
Cleveland Reques
Fosterad
Opeona
Baton
Washington
Internal Revenue
Hillstand
Nashville
Tenn
Illied
Carroll County
Green
Leo
Argpahoy Indian
Atking
Treasure-Laden Vessels Reported in Safe Passage
Overseas ships bound for the United States carrying treasure valued at 400000 in des Sotaehch were reported missing after departing Key West. Weather is blamed for delays, but no danger to crews is feared as no contact has been made since departure.
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St. Louis
Fort Scott
Kas
United States
Perry
United Ae Gow Fe Agales
Wasumaron
United Fe
Key West
Famous Team Westmont Sold For Six Thousand Dollars
Frank Sada of Philadelphia buys from manager Janes M Hill the famous team Lorene eid Westmont for $6,000 Barram now OWL fastest team ly ward. Westmont as a record of wolsg.
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Frank Sada
Philadelphia
Janes M. Hill
Lorene Eid
Westmont
OWL
Lyward
Wolsg
Minor News Items Week Ended September 24
A scrambled roundup of events includes the late George L. Harrison of Philadelphia leaving $40,000 to charity, Bari Granville retiring from public life due to rising decimas, and Sarah McLean, a fifteen year old, jailed in Lansing for horse stealing. Also noted are postmaster absconder Hibba surrendered by Canadian authorities, postal service reforms, a Denver board of trade building dedication, the death of John Forsythe of Chicago, a Lewiston mill fire with $70,000 loss, a New England gale, cabinetman’s stance on campaigns, Eureka Coal Company receiver Wheeler, Racine life boat tragedy, Humboldt fire, a murder near Hurricane Wisconsin, Cairo workers told to quit, milling rebates charges, Chicago bone fragment discovery, two men drowned off Chicago and severals rescued, hours law impacting northern Michigan mills, and a trio of local incidents including suicides and disappearances amid growing social unrest.
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George L. Harrison
Philadelphia
Institutibne
Bari Granville
Sarah Mctain
Lansing
Mich
Hibba
Idaho
British, Columbia
St. Paul
Missinnpolis
Free-Delivry
Denver
Board of Trade
John Forsythe
Unicago
Wilcoxen
Lewiston TL
New England
New York
Wheeler
Prarty
Eureka Coal Company
Braidwood, Il
Cairo
Duquion
Milwaukee
Vile Pittyburgh
John Catermisr
Chingo
Alap
Michipe
Manistea
John Colgin
Tolono
Ill
Basa
Postmuantem
Biate Inn
Thomas Chumenta
Snyuachs
Marshall Clements
Thomas
Alice May Lott
Freeport
Jaudanum
Geneesta Wins Brentouls Reef Challenge Cup
The English cutter Genesta defeated the American schooner Dauntless in a 300 mile race from fiendy Houk lightship to Brentoep reef. The outward voyage was calm and foggy, but a stiff gale on the return slowed Dauntless and favored Genesta, which held wind and finished with the faster time.
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Geneeta
Waunthess
Fiendy Houk
Brentoep
Brenton
Novas Punt
Richard
Button
Iow
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Rountelia
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Berleas
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TNE
CONDO
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Tebel Riel
Lowney
Journal of Correo
Banatona
N. Y
la. Davenport
Joseph B. Carr
Anson S.S. Wool
James W. Wadaworth
Charles Ulrich
Faward
Thomsa
William T. van Renselaer
Wis
Lorasa
Ward and
Fouser
Washington, Wis
Mormoniam Mat Gu
Usama
Manderson
Salt Lake
Utah
Matthew Dick
Great
Dick Brothers’ Brewing Company
Massachusetts Total
Tremont Temple
Rush
Daniel Dorchester
J. W. Chickering
A. A. Miner
A.G. Lamson
J. Ellen Foater
Livermore
Payaster-Gaue An Smith
Ind
Comer
Weadsworth
Bankera Mret
Ontago
American Bankers’ Association
Maverly
Lyman J. Gage
First National Bank
Arthur F. Swazey
Gage
Ita
Myaelf
W. L. Trenhoim
Charleston
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Haype
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Canada
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London
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Ae Hanker
Eastfort
Nova Scotia
Grand Manan
St John
Grind Manan
Teink Agail
Oli
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Atrickean
Wissireu
Manitoba
Port Arthur
Imagazine
Conmee & McLinnon
Burke Bros
Waltrass
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Baurpierr
James L. Ridgely
Grand Lodgs of Odd Fellows
Harlew Park
San Francisco
Val
Claus Bpreckles
Cepar Baris
Brady
James Mickelwaite
Mills
W. I. Gert
Cedar
Jacob R. Pogers
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William 3
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Oommissioner Haton
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Grand Trunk
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Polles
Genesta
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