Ticket routes and rail options listed across states
An OCR fragment outlines various rail routes and ticket offers to Nebraska and western destinations. It mentions Daesan, Colorady fpringa, Puatto, Meadville, Gdonwool Spring, Calo, Deadwunl, tot Springs, Se Duk, and agents for particulars including C. B. & Q.
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Hese
Nebraska
Deusen
Colorady Fpringa
Puatto
Meadville
Gdonwool Spring
Calo
Deadwunl
Tot Springs
Spain’s cabinet crisis as Weyler assumes Madrid post
General Azcarraga forms a cabinet with Azcarraga as President of the Council and Linares as War Minister. Weyler becomes captain general of Madrid amid anti parliament tensions. Linares and Wagler bolster military influence. cabinet resignations follow. Weyler slated for marine post. Agust a says Agastara suceeding remains unclear.
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Madrid
Azcar- Yaga
Azcarraga
Maraquis
Aguilar Carapo
General Linares
Senor
Aller de Salajara
Senor Ugarte
Marquis Vadillo
Senor Garcia Alix
Senor Sanchez
Toca
Weyter
Linares
Senor Silvera
Cuba
Wagler
General Weyler
Weyler
Liberal Party
Admin Charrera
Senor Agasta
Agenrraza
Strike Near ETS End In Coal Miner Talks Hazleton
President Mitchell said the antitracite coal miners strike could end soon if operators post notices guaranteeing a 10 percent wage increase until April 1 and abolish the sliding scale. He noted some operators have explained how contract miners would receive the raise and a few already signaled willingness to meet terms.
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Mitchel
Optulmlaciava
Minkues
Hazleton
Mitchell
Mitchell Salds
Siinine
Readng
Lehigh Valley Company
Funeral arrangements for John Sherman in Washington
Funeral plans for John Sherman announced in Washington specify services at his late residence on Wednesday at seven o'clock with Rev. Mackey Smith of St. John's Episcopal Church officiating. Afterward the body will be transported to Mansfield, Ohio, for further rites arranged by Representative W.S. Kerr and family friends.
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John Sherman
Washington
Sherman
Mackey Smith
St. John's Episcopal Church
Mansfield
W.S. Kerr
Public appeal for aid in Shamukin strike relief
A Shamukin Pennsylvania relief drive launched to aid impoverished striker families. A committee urged business leaders to donate money and provisions as the anthracite coal strike enters its first organized aid appeal.
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Shamukin
EX SENATOR SHERMAN DEAD
Washington mourns as Hon John Sherman longtime lawmaker and cabinet veteran dies at his K street residence just before 7 am in the 78th year Old age and brain exhaustion blamed for the decline with McKinley among those sending inquiries Family and national figures gather at bedside as end nears including Miss Lizzie Sherman F Tecumseh Sherman son and Mrs McCallum among attendees Home a landmark at Franklin Square deeded to Mrs McCullum years ago Wealth estimated around 1 660 000 largely Washington real estate with other holdings
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Washington
John Sherman
House
Senate
Ilia Teath
Sherman
President McKinley
Goma
Colgain Fluyt
New York
Frank Wiborg
Cincinnati
William K. Otis
New York City
F. Tecumseh Sherman
General Sherman
Charles M. Sherman
Chicago
Lizvie Sherman
James McCallum
Miles
Statesman
K Street
Wranklin Square
Mansfield
Mipiath
Countess Russell Seeks Divorce in London Proceedings
The Tit and Countess Russell face a likely rapid finalization of matrimonial troubles as the countess petitions for divorce. The official cause list shows the countess filing, with no appearance by the husband noted.
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London
Tit
Russell
Obituaries Review Sherman Career Across London Papers
London reports mark obituaries and opinions on John Sherman. The Times lauds a man who rose from modest means to wield lasting influence on government and nearly reached the presidency, noting his genius and wartime leadership.
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London
John Sherman
Times
Henry Miller Dead Inventor of Steam Air Brake
Henry Miller of Chappaqua New York dies at ninety in October. A neighbor of Horace Greeley he held the patent for the steam air brake issued January 8 1855. His brake design is said to have set pattern for all railroad brakes now in use.
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Henry Miller
New York
Horace Grestey
Chappaqua
N. Y
Cholera Exacts Steady Toll as Japan Quarantines Steamers
Dispatches from Vladivostok report a rising cholera outbreak in Japan with steamers from that region placed under quarantine. Reports indicate a number of deaths aboard ships arriving from the area amid the health crisis.
Silver boom as India Germany and China buy assets
London reports resumed silver purchases for India with activity in Germany and China boosting the market. Demand is strong but supply remains limited, causing a price uptick as buyers seek the metal.
Breakout at Mattewan Hospital for the Criminal Insane
A revolt at Mattewan Hospital in Poughkeepsie night of Oct 22 saw about twenty inmates overpower six to eight keepers. Several inmates escaped. seven remained at large. Guards were bruised, alarms raised, and recaptured prisoners returned to the building as searches spread through the woods and yard. The disturbance was blamed on cramped quarters.
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Poughkeepsid
Mattewan Hospital
Jarga
Chase
Kesners
Cuban Letters Stir Debate on U S Intervention
In Havana on October 22, Senor Salvador Cisneros Betancourt urged press readers that if U S intervention fails to keep promises Cubans would resist firmly. Commentary from another voice questions public support and recalls past sieges, suggesting apprehension about foreign governance.
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Havana
Sunor
Salvador Cisneros Betancourt
Puerto Principe
Numancia
Whale Island
Lui Wario de la Marina
Senor Claneros
Nufauche
Chogee
Farley
Return of De Sis to Pekin Changes Attitude Toward China
Dispatches report a shift in policy as the British and other powers seek peace talks in Pekin. The Chinese envoy is to return with M. de Cices to join negotiations, while Prince Chita and Sidha Chane are mentioned in context. The messenger notes a move toward a diplomatic settlement with the allied powers.
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Pekin
Wilson's Congratulations on UMWA Victory
INDIANAPOLIS Oct. 18 W S Wilson secretary actirer of the United Mine Workers of America sent telegraph to President Mitchell at Swerton. He reports operators accepted terms of the Scranton Convention saying it will make the union a power in both anthracite and bituminous fields if members continue peaceful disciplined and conservative actions.
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Wilson
Indianapolis
Ind
W. St Wilson
United Mine Workers of America
Mitchell
Swereton
Philadelphia
Scranton
Fixico Leaves for Washington to Oppose Treaty Ratification
Pax Oct 22. Marlo Fixico, advocate of Creek dissenters resisting land allotment, travels to Washington to confer with President McKinley. He claims followers dispersed and that he and his party will not accept ratification but will uphold the treaty of Lu. She will reconvene his council on return.
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Washington
Fort Worth
Pax
Mario Fixico
McKinley
Fixico
Hil
Waldersee Sees Campaign End. Recall Expected Soon
Pekin dispatch reports Marshal Waldersee stating the campaign is over and he expects a personal recall shortly. He notes ministers of the powers are likely to meet Prince Li Ha Chang and Prince Ching on Saturday, with the meeting probably adjourned.
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Waldersee Mapeela Reontl
Pekin
Marshal Coun
Waldersee
Oscar Wilde Nees to Death in Paris Hospital
Oscar W Nees was taken to Hospital la Sab order after a surgical operation failed. He lies in a dangerous condition near death, as reported from Paris on October 23.
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Oscar Wilde Nees
Paris
Oscar W
la Sabpetilere
Wades Uso
Miners Press for Concessions as Strike Looms
Scranton and Wilkesbarre reports show miners unlikely to return to work Monday. Operators balk at 10 percent concession term until April 1, and some refuse amendments. Union leaders suspect coal companies are coordinating to fracture the United Mine Workers.
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Scranton
Philadelphia
John Mitchell
Mgr. Mitchell
Wilkesbarre
Min Ars
Lehigh Valley
Reading
Wyoming
United Mine Workers
Lackawinnan, Ontario & Western, Pennsylvania Company
Tiailwton
Boers Fight Odd Night Attack Reported in City
Dispatches dated October 19 describe Boer detachments engaging in a night clash on Belfont Street with a Bengal squad. Casualties listed as eleven dead and twenty wounded as commandant Kelly-Kenny seeks reinforcements and orders countermeasures.
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Holly-Kenny Oblieoud
Iellet Lot
Taghes Flitivit
Swedish sailor on Maine shoots self in Brooklyn
Nicholas Scalp, a Swedish cook aboard the battleship Maine during the Havana harbor explosion, killed himself in Brooklyn. His jaw was shattered by debris from the explosion and he had been unable to eat solid food since, with despondency worsened by pension delays.
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New York
Nicholas Scalp
Maine
Llavaua Harbor
Brooklyn
Potato crop across United States estimated at 230 million bushels
The final Orange Judd Palmer report on the potato harvest shows a U S crop near 230 million bushels, about 5 million less than last year but a fair ten year average. Extreme chilling conditions kept yields within bounds, though the regional area appeared healthy and promising under favorable weather.
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Chicago
United States
Orange Judd Palmer
Compromise Sought In Kentucky Legislature Bill
In Frankfort Kentucky a conference committee reached a 16 to 4 vote on a compromise bill affecting distribution between two branches of the state legislature. The plan, offered by anti Gov. supporters, is expected to pass after today’s agreement and outlines changes in the proposed edict this week.
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Conference Committee
Live Stock Market at Union Stock Yards South Omaha
Cattle demand steady to strong with good weight cattle selling well though less desirable lots moved slowly. Hog prices fell from Chicago quotes with bids around 4.52 to 4.60 and limited sales. Sheep offerings steady. prices for wethers and ewes near previous levels with several grades listed for spring lambs and feeder sheep.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Heifara
Sala
Chicago
Kansas City Stockyard Cattle Receipts Report
Kansas City stockyards report cattle receipts totaling about 6 500 native head 2 000 Texas and 600 lead calves yard price range up to 10 cents higher feeder cattle and heifers mixed Western calves and 33 3 7 hogs receipts 8 000 head market slows heavy and mixed bids around 10 0 0 to 11 0 0 lambs and sheep receipts 6 200 head market steady to firm stockers and lambs price around 3 0 0 to 7 0 0 with feeders and calves noted
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Kansas City
Cabinet Talks on China Move Toward Settlement
Washington October 20 The cabinet meeting focused on the Chinese situation. Officials voiced optimism over a favorable turn and potential settlement as Li Hung Chang and Prince Ching proposed indemnity and penalties, accepted in good faith. China admits fault and promises reparations and safeguards, with negotiations to proceed through Minister Conger.
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Washington
Cabinel
Li Hung Chang
Prince Ching
Conger
Kentucky Goes to China on Wet Ocean Voyage
The battleship Kentucky sails for China and will arrive in about two months. It left New York for Tomkinsville to prepare for a dawn departure. The gunboats Vicksburg and Annapolis will follow in about two weeks, while The Frolic awaits suitable quarters for officers before starting, likely delaying its voyage.
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Briny Coup
Washington
Kentucky
China
New York Navy Yard
Tomkinsville
Vicksburg
Annapolis
Hobson Receives Loving Cup at Alabama Street Fair
In Montgomery on October 20 a military day event featured a loving cup presentation to Lieutenant Hobson by the people of Alabama. General Joe Wheeler gave the ceremony speech commemorating the occasion.
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Montgomery
Ala
Hobson
Alabama
Joe Wheeler
Joe Wants to See
London reports that Jovogh ChamberlinSecretary of State for the Colonies plans a West Indies visit to personally assess the effects of his subsidizing policy.
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Joe
London
Jovogh Chamberlin
West Indies
Treasury Balance Figures Reported for Oct 4 Year
The Treasury balance in the centric fund shows available cash of $185,00,134 and gold holdings at $80,304,183. The state unit in the treasury balance is noted with a total balance of $133,000,000 in the division at Viewydiek.
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Washington
Treasury Balanca
Cencre
Vyewydiek
Horst itin Beating in Dead Lexinglun Horseman Dies
The sated trail ing horseman Thomas W. Inviting of California died here today. The body will be sent to Reno, Nevada by rail on Sunday.
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Lexinglun
Thomas W. Inviting
California
Reno
Ney
Buylal
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