Wisconsin and New York political results sweep nations
The发lections yield Republican gains in Wisconsin Michigan and Ohio, with Labor successes in Racine Milwaukee and Milwaukee County. New York City returns show Hewitt ahead, Tammany strong, and city and state seats distributed among Republicans Democrats and Prohibitionists.
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Ornin Beraron
New York
New York City
Hewitt
George
Roosevelt
Wardwell
Assembly
Aldorman
Tammany
Troe
Bockhill
Court of Appeale
United Labor
Unicea Labor
Baines
Eighteenth
Morrison
John Baker
John Jarret
Pennsylvania
Knights of Labor
Jarret
Amalcamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Elk
Felton, Mifflin
Upton
Jurge
Ouborns
Birnt
R. Bingham
Charles O'Neil
Samuel J. Randall
W. DB
Kelly
A. Q. Harmon
J Bialb
Smedley Darlington
R. M. Yardly
Eighto
D. Craptrout
Nintay
J. A. Hisstand
W. He Sowden
Charles B. Buckalaw
Dana
Twalith
Join Lyock
Dem
M. Bromm
Bourteanth
Frank Hound
Fitteanth
C. Bonnell
cCormick
Atkinvor
Micateenth
Avi Marsh
J. K.P. Hall
W. McCullough
Jobo Dalavit
Thomas M. Bayne
C. L. Juckaen
James TL
Moffad
Norman Unit
Der
Saventh
Wm. L. Beatt
Republicane Hiddeo
Renate
Ghenn
Kestqoey
Wm. J. Brope
Becoud
Pole Latoon
Thi
H.G. Finley
Harter
Caruth
John G. Carlisle
Lennox Will Opens Probate In New York
The late Henristta A. Lennox's will is offered for probate in New York. Property valued over 10 million is bequeathed to relatives and several institutions including the Lennox Library, Board of Foreign Missions, Presbyterian Church bodies, and various charities. Contests allege Miss Lennox lacked sound mind when the codicil was written, with heirs William B. Banks James Lennox Banks and Henry Lennox Banks filing protests.
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Henristta A. Lennox
New York
Tos
Leenox Library
Luventegath Street
Board of Foreign Miasions
Presbyterian Church of the United Statea of América
American Bible
New York Association
Mise Tennex
William B. Banks
James Lennox Banks
Henry Lennox Banks
Miss Lennox
Isabelle
B. Sattershwaite Al-Ee Gbiniee
Arbitration settlement ends Trott's mill dispute in Philadelphia
Conference held in Philadelphia on the fourth between the Philadelphia Manufacturers' Association aid committees and the Knights of Labor executive board led to withdrawal of grievances at Trott's mill except wages, to be settled by arbitration. Knights officials Powderly Matare Hayes Aylesworth Carleton participated.
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Philadelphia
Aid
Philadelphia Manufacturers’ Association
Knights of Labor
Frankford
Powderly
Matare
Hayes
Aylesworth
Carleton
AL & Tesuit
Wid
The
Abtel
Earthquakes Reported on Samoa Island Nnalou
A San Francisco Bulletin letter notes on October 15 that on September 10 over 100 strong earthquakes struck Nnalou Island in the Tongé group. It claims a lake bottom depth of 2,000 feet and a mountain lifted 200 feet, then burned with hot stones and sand destroying two thirds of coconuts. It adds Samoa experiences frequent shocks unnoticed by residents.
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Minas Fon
San Francisco Bulletin
Opia
Authentic News Ag
Sammon
Nnalou
Tonge
Samoa
Wisconsin State Legislature Clerks Names and Party Totals
A scan of legislative roll calls lists candidates and party affiliations across districts. Dems and Republicans dominate, with totals showing Republicans six and Democrats thirty four, plus six nonpartisans.
Two Miksionaries in Pannayt Vale Face Punishment
A disorderly mob in Evkville Pa attacked two Mormon workers accused of corrupting local single women. Elder Ettig and helper Basing were seized and punished with lime dust and ducking through woods as villagers feared a planned western migration to join a Mormon settlement. About a dozen young women were said to have been influenced by the men.
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Pannaytvale
Lambeth
Evkville
Ettiz
Gray's Meadow
Leana Eckelberger
Jtina
Ettig
Basing
Dresk
Prohibition Convictions Roil Moncton Liquor Trade
In Moncton New Brunswick a Sinnor War reports that local prohibition laws are enforced with all liquor dealers convicted and appeals planned to the English Privy Council. Witnesses face perjury charges as magistrate Rand allegedly helps temperance witnesses.
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Moncton
N.B
N. B
Intercolonial Railway
Tour Town
Supreme Court
Privy Coural
Rand
Minor News Notes From Baltimore And Nearby Events
The notes report Kerngood Brothers a Dry goods firm in Baltimore facing asset and liability figures, plus a Balt imore decorator P Hansen Co suspended. An Edward Kejly in Cleveland died after contacting a live electric wire. The steamship Dale lost a boiler head near Cincinnati with two drownings. The first Confederate monument at Gettysburg saw a petition on the sixth. George W Baxter of Cheyenne appointed governor of Wyoming Territory, succeeding Francia E Warren. A Paris delegation for Bartholdi statue dedication cited Evans Drexel Depew. Jarkar’s building at Parca and Fifteenth in Omaha burned, unoccupied but complete. The loss tallied at about 40000 dollars. Era tus Nolle, released from prison after a long term.
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Kerngood Brothers
Baltimore
P. Hansen & Co
Decoratora
Edward Kejly
Electric Light
Cleveland
Thasteatuer Dale
Cincinnati
Gettysburg
Maryland
George. W. Baxter
Cheyenne
W. T
Wyong Territory
Francia E. Warren
Bartholdi
New
Evarta
Joseph WW
Drexel
Qhaencope Depew
Jarkar
Parca and
Fifteenth Streets
Omaha
Eraatus Nolle
Incendiary Fire Claims Whisky Warehouse and Miner Deaths
A fire near Caldwell Kansas destroyed a large whisky warehouse with 2 100 barrels burning as incendiary. Two miners Joseph Elliott and John Phillip were killed by a premature dynamite blast on a lot at Asheville Indiana during blasting at Zellar and Twigler. The oleomargarine tax began nationwide with manufacturers and dealers preparing to meet the tax and continue business.
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Bilverhsabean
Caldwell
Kas
John Titton
Iwar Oweneboro
Joseph Elliott
John Phillip
Zellar & Twigler
Asheville
Ind
Lsw
Miller
Supposed Attempt to Link Frank James to Robbery
Nevada Missouri dispatch reports Frank James receiving a letter with four banknotes from a Sherman National Bank, bearing a plan tied to the Frisco train robbery of October 25. The note hinted at misdirection to implicate James or Jim Cummins, with express officials studying possible indictments and later grand jury testimony.
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Frank Tatinn
Nevada
Frank James
Br. Lope
Oscin Sui
Cha
Plantera' National Bank
Sherman
Dameel
Express Company
James
Atair
Rew
Elas Sommo
Jim Cummins
Snd
Grand
Mangus Apache Detachment Leader Escapes on Train
Mangus, an Apache officer in charge of colored troops bound for Florida, attempted escape on a moving train near Pusbio Colorado. He forced a saloon entry, broke glass, and leaped out as the train ran at speed. He was captured after a struggle, injuring several soldiers, and the incident followed the death of a Spanish interpreter at Ban Marcial, said to have troubled him.
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Mangas
Alempt
Mangus
Plorids
Eanape
Pusbio
Manzus
Permzesign
Sheteark
Gars
Bedlam
Macqua
Ban
Lakes Hit by Gales Endangering Ship Crews
Reports from the Great Lakes recount numerous ship disasters after recent heavy gales. The steambarge Bessemer with fifteen aboard was feared lost but later believed safe. The barge Trenton wrecked with crew rescued, Ellen Spry foundering with all hands safe, Detroit sinking with crew saved, City of Sheboygan foundered with one life lost. Many vessels still uncounted raise fears of hundreds of losses and delayed casualty tallies. BULGARIA'S PERED.
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Bessemer
Barie Trenton
Buffalo
Lake Superior
Ellen Spry
Lake Michigan
Detroit
Lighe Michigan
Shebdygan
Lake Huron
Bulgaria
Pered
Revolt in Bourgas Sparks Russian Involvement
A May coup in Novo district leads to a Mon tenegin assault on Bourgas prefecture. Captain Nabokoff and Zapkoffites join the revolt as a Russian warship anchors nearby. The government moves to quell the uprising and demands the prefect's dismissal after a Russian subject is expelled.
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Bourgas
Rassign
Tule
Bourgaa
Roo Gms
Tbe Flussiana
Nabokolis
Tve Zapkoffites
Revolution
Painter James Briarrobbed on New Train Route Attack
American painter James Briar, traveling by rail from Monaco to Canes, was assaulted by three men using a weapon called glile preservers and stabbed thrice with a stiletto. One wound may prove fatal as Briar provides a partial description of his attackers and the fleeing trio on the moving train.
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Blonses Eo Oennes
Jamea Briar
Monaco
Briad
Aaeanoios
Wisconsin News Clippings and Fire News Report
A chaotic Wisconsin dispatch details a shooting at Levy's, pursuit of suspects, and a weapon recovered below his brain. It notes Levy's family ties in Milwaukee, plus a boiler explosion at a lumber mill near Bau Gaire with no injuries. It lists corporate filings, rail and road news, and a Chicago anarchist lecture by Mrs. Lucy Parsons in New York.
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Levy
Beainm
Miner'“& Levy
Milwaukee
Louis Levy
Eastlaire
Bau Gaire
Firs
Lieda Golly Iron Mining Company
Milwaukee Register of
Sau Claire
Aalst
Eagy
Andy Hamilton
Bagnio
Reat
Claire
Pedro Bianco
Houes
Hamilton
Bianco
New Orleane
Iris
Woodman
Tévirel Pote
Everson
Ryans
Tan Marquette, Houghton & Onton
Sguu Railroad
Ayndicaty
New York
Arid Western
Duluch
Sault Ste. Maris
Bear Lumber
Rezjater of Deeds
Harry H. Pillsbury
Charles Cutter
Charles Behrend, Jr
Parsons Leulele
Chicago
Ononar Dolan
Cooper Institute Hall
Lucy Parsons
Lewade Thompson
United States
Capt. Benfield
Haymarket
Tragic Crane Accident Kills Five at Columbus
A derailment fatality occurred near Columbus Indiana as a derrick rope stretched across a busy track was snagged by a locomotive. The fall killed worker Jake Weaver and badly injured four others, drawing a crowd of waiting passengers who witnessed the horror.
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Kiliz
Columbus
Ind
Jeffersonville
Madwon
Indianapolis
Jake Weaver
Milt. Rubingon
Charles Whipker
William Elliott
Win
John O Day's Nerve And A Legal Battle Of 19th Century
Col John O Day of Missouri featured in Pro Mes Times notes for New York presence and a history of risking threats. He faced dangers when prosecuting the Hoffman brothers after their murders, standing firm against hostile crowds and legal intimidation to pursue justice in a high pressure era.
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John O' Day
Prom de Paradelphia Times
John O'Day
Missouri
New York
Etha
O'Day
New York State
Lee
Beso
Hoffman Brothers
grantest_ deer
Paradoes
Lawlers
Olis
Labor unrest and a dramatic tale of a vanished noble heir
The report covers labor strikes spreading across packing houses and mines, indicating up to 25 000 workers idle and wage disputes in progress. It also narrates a sweeping romance about an Englishman who inherits a baronetcy via a series of tragic deaths and a brave widow who sustains their son.
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Chicago
Vanecative
Knights of Labor
Union Brook Yards
At & O'Clock
Cau Asa
Cargeron
Mt. Carmel
Shamokin Valley
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Jersey
Alps
Natural gas supply permanence praised for Pittsburg era
A Bradford correspondent argues that natural gas will supplant coal as fuel, noting rapid conversion in Pittsburg and other cities. He cites oil and gas history since 1861, claiming gas from western New York, Pennsylvania, and related formations shows permanence for decades, with expansive, durable output and global independence benefits.
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Pittaburg
Gan
Pittsburg
Chiang
Ani
New York
Penneyous
Eredobia
Barcelona
Portland
Weetern
Aed
Nater al Pears
Philadelphia
Unclear text fragment on Paris fashion and a narcotic scene
The readable portion describes Paris fashion and a scene of social display with perfume and makeup. It mentions a method of inhaling ether from a small box used during gatherings, describing a carved vial and sugar tongs for applying a few drops to sugar and then to the mouth, noting the effect of a gas-like sensation and an emerging vulgar impression.
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Mi Caro
Paris
Carolinas
Enghrines
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