Turbulent News From Marshfield Dispatches
A jumble of late 19th century items reports quake aftermaths, telegraph consolidations, and railway notes. Names include Canran H. Hinaieon, Beveler, and Parker with references to Chicago encampments, Lake Michigan propeller incidents, and Western Union absorbing Baltimore and Ohio. Reports of Moran brothers cherry-picked, cholera cases rising, and a broad critique of animal cruelty alongside political shifts in Montana and Minnesota.
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Tun
Chicago
Thorsday
Cleviland Wieuy
New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Baltimore & Obie Company
Joseph Parker
London
Henry Ward Beveler
Brooklyn Academy of Wai
California
Lake Michigan
Latest Telegrams Mix of Names and Incidents Across Cities
Queson W Cantu began an Ira of Dr Merediths Bible class at Tremont Temple Boston. Ban on health declines. Mr Phelps brother of United States minister to England is a tailor at Grand Forks. Prohibitionists in New York discuss erecting a large bell. Enterprise Brewing Co of Philadelphia owes 290,040 with assets under 17,000. Governor suspended Yankton ministers Powers Williams Van Tassel. A 6,256 pound iron-like stone found near Tiffin Ohio. Paper making could burn a newspaper in 30 hours. Counterfeits to the patent in NY appear as two-part dulled bells. Flowery King domain natives jailed at Lacoma for entering US. Cincinnati men Profits $26,000 shared. Burlington Mills reorganized with Theo Gueilebsn as president. Widow of Senator Carpenter returns to visit family in Waterbury before Milwaukee departure.
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Queson W. Cantu
Dr. Meredith
Bible Clase
Tremont Temple
Boston
Batarday
Borys Cane
Mr. Phelps
England
Grand Forks
D. T
New York
Comny
Philadelphia
Bysnor Onaury Ig
Anid
Martino
Vinee
Chareh
Yankton
Anglam Teapions
Mesare Powers
Williams
van Tassel
Iran
New York City
Lacoma
Washington Territory
United States
British Columbia
Pocotox
Casary
Cincinnati
Xoungatown
Ohio
Cheodore Gueilebsn
Taxanyanl
Tarmare' Allanos
Minneapolis
Goveruce Dillingham
Watexboro
Milwankos
Fires and Casualties Across Several Incidents
A string of mishaps and disasters reported in quick succession. A buggy crash near Springfield injures Peter Tobias. a horse named Rovoks breaks down at Batonia Sharaday, trainer Watson injured. A New York artillery plant destroyed by a Thursday blaze causing $176,905 in losses. California ferry fire kills one and injures thirteen aboard, with Diamond Match plant burning and destroying $25,000 in assets. The George B Plant killing Company flour mill boiler explosion kills four and a woman, while a Toledo asylum fire threatens surrounding structures. The laundry department fire at the old asylum spreads rapidly and nearly demolishes the entire complex. flames extinguished after heavy damage. Inmates uninjured, but property loss substantial.
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Ture Tag Orient
Fair Raven
Lake Eris
Sis Youn
Peter Tobias
Bpringfold
Ohie
Kueuday
Tobina
Brain
Batonia Sharaday
Borse Rovoks
Jocky
Watson
Eynmane Howz
New York
Ihra
Bluxing
California
Helena
Usaha
West Mackinaw City
Péter
George 2
Lonty
Toledo
Ohio
Thorwars
Nintee
Dire Department
Slosa
European Horsliv News From Paria And Paris Rumors
A garbled Paris bulletin reports Poureigh Jauxe Goanoy Bsyrzrr planning to publish an European Horsliv modeled on the New York Herald in Paria. It mentions petroleum flooding Bakax, Japan seeking Italian lawyers, Castruié in Spain, and royal marriages. Also notes wolf attacks near Pilesti, Afghan affairs, Chinese unrest, and tensions over concessions with American bankers.
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Jauxe Goanoy Bsyrzrr
Ogauwa
Paria
New York Herald
Bakax
Pst
Japan
Acs Ae
Japanese Authoritines O
Crime report from Brookview to Cincinnati and Brontan details
Crime items include arrests in Brookview Minnesota for alleged bank thefts and poisoning cases in Cleveland Ohio. John Kemper of Cincinnati confessed to murdering his brother Benny Kemper. a stagecoach robbery and a double murder in Brontan New York are reported. George Gasblein shot and killed by a neighbor, with further grave disturbance and long-standing feud cited.
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Asus
Alton Bank
Brooie
J.B. Beizee
Cleveland
Mra
Beler
Boiler
John Kemper
Benny Kemper
Cincinnati
Trelone
Tera
Onasene Souaxrexa
Brontan
N. X
George Gasblein
Gasblein
Rendvices
Retirement Shifts to New Naval Assignments Across Asia and Panamanian Station
Statement reports Thomas Courtland Manning leaving his post as Minister to Nezice with Conpery assuming duties upon the President’s return. It notes anticipated reallocation of West Point graduates to companies by January 1, discusses September circulation gains of 52.55 million and Treasury increases of 7.264 million, and mentions Admiral Chandler dispatching a ship to the Caroline Islands to investigate the Spattards massacre and safeguard American interests in India. The Interstate Commerce Commission plans sessions to prevent interstate trade issues under the act, and Panama naval changes are described as a near-term shift in officers and crews.
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Tir
Thomas Courtland Manning
Nezice
Conpery
Tris
West Point
Saddiljonal
Erabenrs
Navy
Chandler
Nagasaki
Japan
Navage Island
Caroline Group
India
Ity
Congress
Trene
Mation
Panama
Maronia
Iby Eonil
M.diatwat
Yousel
Navy Yard
Collision and fire devastate coach train wreck in Indiana
A packed Chicago to New York express collided with a freight near North Judson Indiana. The crash and ensuing fire destroyed a sleeper and two coaches killing thirt y to forty passengers and injuring many more. Witnesses describe a night of horror as bodies burned and rescue crews fought to reach the survivors.
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Curcach
Evening Journal
North Judson
Ipd
Chatsworth
Atlanta
Chicago
West Kents Station
Aventeen
New York Expresa
Honte
William Parry
Stark
Sangera
Cmicano
W. A. Dorenn
Syracuse
Daecno
Dyregan Saya
Maea
Sony
No Coroner y Jury Empaneled Heroic Act of a Young Lady
A crash report describes coroner Leatherman meeting officials at Konte and traveling to Huntington with legal counsel. An Ohio passenger, a young woman, displayed calm courage, seizing an axe and aiding survivors after the wreck. Officials emphasize the coroner’s youth and defend his decision to pursue facts rather than delay.
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Kova
Oet
Qore
Leatherman
Indiana
Maet
Johnson
Chicago and
Atlantic
Heotington
Gene Flemen
Kouta
Huntington
Ohio
Abe
Salianos
Srles
Perry
Hallway O Melalu
Konte
Hontingtoo
Chicago & Atlantic Railway
Scem
Huntington Orly
Baltimore and Ohio finance committee faces dividend decision
The Baltimore and Ohio finance committee met to discuss a dividend for the past six months. Earnings for the main line in September exceeded August by about 120000 dollars, with a 4 percent or 6 percent payout considered. Garrett attended and is linked to telegraph system sale tension, while Pallaaan car system sale prospects appear unlikely soon. A director notes Garrett could restart as president given stock control. Pauper children bound for Western homes face new restrictions on charitable transfers.
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Battimore & Ghio Road
Garrett
Garret
Quarrel over Instrumente manufacturing Pan Electric case
Oct 11 court orders restraining defendants from selling or furnishing telephone apparatus embodying Alexander Graham Bell patents. Philip T. Hoaseb of Bose and Tein in Shire City to argue for temporary injunction. Action targets Pan Electric through United States circuit court. Riot report cites a separate incident in Pupyas with four killed and thirty wounded during elections. Canadian fish admission not agreed in talks between secretaries Putnkin and Angell. Window glass factories in Protagoria slated to resume with 6,000 idle workers to be employed soon.
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Wasmunton
Lang
St. Paul
Enid
Interior Department
Ogurta
Ths United Atates Supreme Court
Waszproroy
State of
Kansas
Zeibold & Bagalin
Kunaas
Naso
Wbuther
Igratatare Cim
United States Court
Pan Electric Company
Br. Love
Tudge Thayer
United States Circuit Court
Soase
American Bell Telephone Ca
Phillip 4. Rowe
Ofeotria
Alexander Grauan Dell
Orieit Toourk
Bull Company
Anrface
Philip T. Hoaseb Ol
Bose and Tein
Shire City
Knights of Labor Proceedings Report Conflict Over Charters
Proceedings from the afternoon Seamon session discuss motions by Barry to motivate the Spence committees, a $5,000 appropriation for prosecuting capital syndicate activity in Texas, and calls to publish orders in Polish Bohemian and Italian. A plan to close taasiosa venues early is approved, with a three month coast-wide feature to recruit among foreign elements. The Chronicle says Michael Davitt addressed Knights of Labor meetings in Minneapolis, with debate over organizing Irish land league members into districts, facing opposition from Engin and Bootoh knights.
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Noorestoz.u
Labor General Assembly
Afturaccon T
Barry
Spence
Seconnla
General Executive Board
Crrrel
Capital Syndicata”’ of
Texas
Committee On ov“Sporation
Atc
Guck
Powderly
Taaiosa
Fasifo
Pollah
Bohemian
Italien
Knights
Priszina
Chronicle- Telegraph
Michael Davitt
Knights of Labor
Engin
Bootoh Knights
Texdora Tp
Umea
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Wromar Norton
Publisha
Wiboorsin
Canran H. Hinaieon
Oblonge
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Iapan
Ratirosa
Qaemod
Willtary
Moran
Tom Ar Dake
Bi. Louis
Farmers’ Alliance
Minnespolis
Europe
Green Bay
Boath Haven
Mishigas
Avon
Foux
Swingborn
Aleeate Alpen
Jane Merlean
Montana
Boblevad
Wuraas B. Wasixune
Bpringfield
Mase
Board of Foreign Missions
Isle
Piura
Rhudeau
Michael O'Connor
Young O Cunnor
Han
Kaliony Farmers
Ip Moelty
Phasse'wanho
Dan Mhe
TRE
The
Diamond Match Company
Poureigh
Pilesti
Buchar-vat
Anys Ayoub Khan
Ghanzi
Jhe Paper
Sdde
Altortion
Afghanistan
Amoer
Gabal
Khanwi
Dablashan
Makingere
Lagan
China
Tele Gn
Mypdicata
Board of Revenue
Vna Merghanis Company
Ingisk
Ameriss
CRIME
Washington
America
Wsconsin
Amotica
Georgy Stoors
I Tata
Wicht
Dobria
Porsons
Boon
Seaboard
Chigogo
Cbateworth
Konta
Boone Grove
Kouts
Tion
Great Britain
Warsl
Attias
Yankoe
Britsia
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Abraham
Boon Grove
Aed
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Stekening
Kouls
Atake
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Pilor
Dunder
Joseph Meclooe
Heston
God Helpeo
Indy
Anon
Saafety
Pueta- Railroad
Daodar
Koura
Offidlala
W. C. McKee
Tia
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Solarm
Mo Ken
Millers
Dondee
Gil
Herman
Dr. Perry
Ind
Egod Elaven
Parsons
Chicago & Atlantic
Wina
Ugt Mors
Parsone
Dactor
T Fraight
Pumb
Koute
Associated Press
Iowa
Loave
Waaaixaron
Wm. Gordon
Richmond
United States Supreme Court
Ayers
Bond
Washrnoton
Ost
Florida Health Prostcctive Association
Sargeon
Hamilton
Assuntant
Burgoop
Byanje
Ontiforam
Chita
Ban Francisco
Walghed Woo Tong
Chima
Milauras Barker
Micwaonms
Paltet Caab
Aetler Ces
Arwerita
Rocolpta
Shipmape
Racelpia
Ahipmanta
Tos
Joariare Poct
Cattie Recelpes
Strom Tor Pest
Western Rangers
Hoas
Panaparran
Bryn Mawr
Penneylvania Callroad
Hare
Don Pedro
Dom Pedro
Bees
CIT Bewell
President's Party
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Omaha
Iluola River
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Reat
Mer
Vilas
Bianell
de Brysut
Col. Lamont
Notop
Land Cape
William R. Marshall
Dayton
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St Landh
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Iife
Desica
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Washington Avenee
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Carlsbad
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Manoo
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Raak
Gen. Bing
BM Brynst
H. B. Bateshaw
John Winans
Lavi
Vites
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Fatrottld
Milwaukee
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Minaearayrs
Knights of Tabor General Assembly
Baltimers & Ohio
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