Telegrams mark varied world events and stock losses
Reports from New York to Britain note a half million dollars revived in markets, Keystone Ironworks attachment in Kansas, a cane of gun famine jokes in Ohio and Indiana, and ambitions for trade with the United States. Other items mention deaths, bank clearings, famine in Russia, and a proposed electric light monopoly in Belgium.
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Valparaigo
Gensany
United States
New York
Keystone Ironworks
Riverview
Kan
Ohio
Indiana
Dr. Baxen
Abington
Mass
Hay Wade
Boston
Jonxgoy
Balimore
Sardiy
Banke of
Chicago
Cheyepnn
Montana
James Paicvon
bin Howe
Newburyport
Bhan
Germany
Kexsert
Hooxisa & Cou
Yurk Stork
Woris
Theany
Stout
Williavy
Goodland
Rua
Melbourne
Loxp Hawke
Chica
Minnesota Commission of the
Newfoundland
Coroxen Savace
Publo
Col
Droppes
Menlay
Walker Art Gallery
Liverpool
Barre Savana
Bean Blos
Sana
Huxpanas
San Salvqdorbiuve
Sautony
Mateus
Actiog
Nimrawa
Nuchfoendland
City of
Rome
Thus Island
Tre Pavedus
Ttalian Governemat
Tone
Annican
Chilione
Vitcaniiso
Windaar Hasny
Tae Gang
Hhosnit
Gavinat
Xv. Cranves H. Samenon
Wriltvo
Chen
Pamir
Avid
Multiple Fatal Incidents Across States Reported
A chaotic roundup of violent deaths and accidents across Indiana, Kentucky, Illinois, New York, and elsewhere. Included are arrests in Dane County Jail escape cases, a Virginia shooting, mob violence, suicides by train and fire, fatal electrocutions, drownings, and a bridge of fatal injuries from a river or road collision.
Washingtons scrambled imperial and legal notes mix
A late 19th century diverse digest reports Morgan on Indian education policy and a proposed action on Anton Reynolds desertion. It notes a presidential proclamation halting timber land entry in Colorado White River Plateau, and the Pine Ridge Utes recruitment report. Also covers Supreme Court delays, port of entry coal, vessel cases in Juneau, and ends with a Bacon quotation on friendship and trust.
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United States
Getoway Ie
Ixpian
Morgan
Monday
Anton Reynolds
United Sales Army
Tom
Colorado
White Hiver Plateau
Greta Boar
Department of the Phatte
War Department
Pine Ridge
Redskins
Supreme Court
Washington
Cary, Hors
Corwin
Treasury Department
Port Townsend
San Francisco
Erbel
la Wymphe
Juneau
Sensible socialism at Erfurt congress warns against overestimating strength
Bemis Oct 19 At today's meeting of the socialist congress Herr Vollmer warned the congress and the party against overestimating their strength and adopting aggressive policy. The movement seeks tact and moderation as extremists are expelled from the ranks. The Erfurt proceedings bolster leaders’ reputation for prudence and give the party a new character in the eyes of the country.
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Bemis
Herr Vollmer
Socialist Party
Bann
Erfurt
Werner
Wilnberger
Yilers
Col Aus
Herr Bibel
Reichgtag
Individus
Reighstag
Orgin
The Old Printer Fades After a Lifetime in Print
Boston dispatches tell of a veteran printer whose life spanned candles, oil lamps, gas and electric light in a newsroom. He toiled through nights to produce the morning paper, watched colleagues come and go, and faced the din of city streets as he kept faith with his craft until overcome by age.
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Woman's Hospital
Philadelphia
S&y
Medica
Ya's Hospital
Thompson Street
Howrager
Blackwell's Island
Tirad
Wny
Village attacks authorities over diphtheria havoc in Wavxesna
George B. Pilkington a former business man harshly criticizes village authorities for six months of diphtheria havoc in Wavxesna Wisconsin October. He makes sensational charges and offers to submit proof of all his claims.
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Wavxesna
Wis
George BR. Pillkington
Status of tut Indian affairs at Washington
The American Bar Association appointed Henry Hurckosek of St Louis and War B. Forsilower of New York with Prof Tnaver of Harvard to urge President Harrison and Congress to settle Indian legal charity on reservations. A paper by Mr Hornblower prompted the discussion. The president listened, promising careful consideration due to the gravity of the issue.
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Waanrydton
Messrs
Henry Hurckosek
St. Louis
Tnaver
Harvard
B. Forsilower
New York
Congress
Hornblower
Harrison
Bicycle Record Broken in Springfield Indoor Meet
Worlt's top rider Windle set a new world one mile record at the Springfield indoor event, clocking 2 minutes 15 seconds to surpass Osmand. Harry G. Tyler also post a half mile time of 1 minute 50.8 seconds, beating Zimmerran's mark.
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Springfield
Mass
Bomp- Windle
den Parks
Osmand
Ada Ohio Debate Makes McKinley Victory Stand
Governor Campbell faced Major McKinley in Ada Ohio in a Thursday gubernatorial debate before about 10 000 listeners. McKinley out argued Campbell on silver coinage and tariffs praising protection and warning against free coinage and a purely revenue tariff while highlighting historical support for protective measures and industrial growth.
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Ada
Ohio
Major McKinley
Democratic
Republican Party
United States
Treasury
Finae
Maj
McKinley
Carmbell
Campbell
Tremeber
Morrison
Camphill
McKiney
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Mctholey
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Toenpeaker
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Henry Clay
Fillmore
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Fter
Andrew Jackson
Campball
James G. Blaine
Charl Spurz
Blaine
Canton
Hilary
Great Britain
France
Germany
Russia
Holland
Belgium
Austria
Hungary
Britain
Thy Zuvarmor
Board of Equalization
Lacda, Bac
Maj. McKinies
Fly
Deepair
Democrata
Republicas Party
Qure
Chear
McXivlay
STP Building Firm Falls In Boston Turmoil
The large shipbuilding firm Harrison Loring & Co of South Boston collapsed under heavy liabilities estimated at 575000 against assets of about 800000. The failure stems from government payment delays delaying contract payments for a US steel armored cruiser No. 1 and several government tug boats. Creditors plan a meeting next week to seek time extensions.
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Boston
Harrison, Loring & Co
Oro Privtara
Point Yorky
South
Loring
Fim
United States Steel
Fem
Earth Growth and Meteoric Dust Debate
Article pieces discuss how meteoric dust and stones bombarding Earth may slowly increase its mass and volume. It cites estimates of trillions of projectiles annually and potential gains in volume and weight, reflecting on planetary accretion concepts. Also noted are political and local notices from Oct 17, including Knights of Labor investigations and regional news items.
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Goldthwaite
Myn
Sonantom
Knights of Labor
United States
Jorkinan Fowderly
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