Railway War Rumors Circulate Over Philadelphia Tale
Chicago detectives suspect the Philadelphia Tascott as the true article amid a chaotic report of a Pineville Kentucky courthouse siege. A Fort Worth Texas Herald dispatch describes a violent personal clash between Fort Worth and Rio Grande president Paddock and Vice-President Wicker, injuring Paddock and prompting removal efforts. Wicker, brother of former Northwestern traffic chief M Wicker, heads the Zanesville and Ohio road.
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Cuicano
Fort Worth
Texas
Paddock
Fort Worth and Rio Grande Railway
Wicker
S Company
M. Wicker
Trafic
Northwestern
Zanesville
Ohio Road
Chicago Detectives Tie Philadelphia Prisoner to Missing Murderer
Chicago Chief of Detectives Horace Elliott reports Philadelphia police match a captive's description to Tascott, calling it the best lead yet. In Reading, Charles Harris confesses forging railroad checks and fits many traits of the Chicago suspect, including scars and facial features. Harris owns a guitar and zither strings, aligning with Tascott's described musical habits.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Horace Elliott
Tascott
Hubbard
Philadelphia Police
Elliott
Stone
Pomadelphia
Charles Harris
Reading
Wood
Persylvania
Tle
Howard Faction Seizes Harlan Court House by Strategy
In Pineville Kentucky Wilson Howard leads the Howard faction to occupy Harlan Court House after outmaneuvering County Judge Lewis and his sixty followers. The Lewis party retreated toward camp. ambushes failed, and Howard’s men secured the town with pickets at approaches. Bloody fighting feared as recapture looms. Also reports: bandits rob Floresville railroad office of about 2000 dollars. Louisiana bond forger Burke whereabouts suspected. Barnum show fat woman Annie Price dies in New York at 47.
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Louisville
The
Times
Pineville
Wilson Howard
Howard
Lewis
Harlan Court House
Barnum
New York
Annie Price
Bayard Street
Large Barn Fire Destroys Cronk Farm Near Waverly
A fire at Mrs. David Cronk's barn near Waverly destroyed horses, cattle, hogs, grain, hay and farm machinery, with an estimated loss around 8000 dollars. Other items note a Ventura Iowa collision wrecking two engines and five cars with no injuries, and a potential $5000 estate rumor for William Barclay.
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Waverly
David Cronk
Mason City
Ventura
Iowa
William Barclay
Cincinnati
Barclay
Burlington
William Howe
Ed Cox
Cox
Centenary plans and royal tensions shade late October notices
The article recounts preparations for a Baltimore archbishopric centennial observance with about seventy Catholics from St. Paul expected, plus a chartered special train. It also notes Prince’s election as Minnesota vice-president and surveys Persian affairs as the Shah’s actions provoke British unease, including stock enthusiasm for the Persian Tank venture and royal patronage tensions.
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Tehsin Sumust Lchrieder
St. Paul
Baltimore
Jon. Johns
Prince
Minnesota
Unclear Chile Argentina Pact Support Appeals to Europe
Madrid reports the Spanish government says Chile and Argentina, assured by their representatives, will seek substantial European trade and capital rather than rely on the United States. The two republics believe they can gain more favorable backing from Europe than as mere satellites of the Northern power.
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Chhi
Vertine
Tosios
Phe aLtases
Madrid
Bethe
Chili
Argentine
United States
Great Northern
Bushiri Det Wisstigi- Thee Hundred Willed and Wounded
In Zanzibar on October 28 Captain Wiss mans forces overtook and defeated Bushiri and his followers injuring upwards of 300. Three Arabs were captured by a German officer amid the chaos. In London, William Tindall was elected MP for Mayckald Loder after the death of Robertson by suicide. Sir Robert Peel led the Gladstonian side with 4,025 votes. the Liberal center majority stood at 735.
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Bushiri
Zanzibar
Wissman
Ger
William Tingd
Lonxpox
Dall Robertson
Mayckald Loder
Robert Peel
Gladstonian
Liberal
Colonel Alexander Denies Acceptance of Deputy Paths
Colonel Alexander, named as successor to Dialford, states no appointment has been accepted. He traveled to Washington to consult with Attorney General Millurin about the district attorney office. He notes he only learned of Mary Halfore’s sighting after Warelington’s briefing and expresses uncertainty over the reports and motives discussed.
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Alexander
Dialford
Igfpalo
N. V
DS. Alexander
Dirtisen
Waston
Colexander
Washington
Attorie
Millurin Regird
Portennine
Warelineton
Mary Halfore
Wyoming Island Fracas Reveals Little Interest Amid Suspicions
Fragmentary dispatches indicate foreign interests were judged minimal in the WaARHINGTON dispute. In Minnesota, Oct 26 testimony cited Callom confessing to security concerns with Chamberlain present. An OT incident in Wisconsin on Oct 26 raised questions about personal crisis and spouse absence amid gunfire events.
Port Pierre Land Crisis Sparks Intense Local Debate
Northwestern Miller reports upheaval at Port Pierre as officials of the interior department claim locals lack rights to the land their town sits on. The joint condition with the Northwest railway threatens an opening if terms are not met, signaling a tense clash over settlement, land rights, and potential displacement.
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D. D
Port Pierre
Intisior Department
Tle
Ihanent
Nortinyvestor Railway
Ales
Uulpany
Gompel
Contention grows over Manitoba Duluth road clash in Minn
Excitement runs high as Manitoba and Duluth Crookston Northern forces vie over a road into Minnesota. Injunctions and mounting tensions surface as both sides mobilize, plans for a side track and potential clashes loom amid political maneuvering and border disputes.
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Duluth
Crookston
Northern
Twenic
Stacie
Worl
Imildine
Bas
Tintin
Will Boamihe
Perlicn
Rossi
Noy
Gase Ball War Rumors Prompt Prothorhood Plan
St Louis reports outline a proposed consolidation of American and National Leagues into a larger circuit to challenge Brotherhood teams. Clubs would contribute to a league fund, aimed at supporting weaker leagues and restricting Brotherhood players. Von Der Ahe reportedly supports the plan and would sacrifice Sunday games.
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St. Lorn
Stor Gall
von der Ahe
Skansas Ciry
St. Thonis
Reed Uoon
Indianapolis
Washington
Louisville
Philadelie Club
Deaths and court cases sweep through late October notes
An obituary notes the death of Emilio Augier the famed Petii 1 dramatist. Court items record M Root of Root Rotary At Chammpaien and a Dolin Guerre case in the Pennsylvania circuit court with a twelve year penitentiary sentence. Other entries mention bank inspectors, boiler explosions, Brights disease, and a stray health update. Diphtheria outbreaks persist in several counties with multiple deaths linked to decaying vegetation. A special pension case for a war veteran’s widow is highlighted.
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Emilio Augier
Petii 1
Root
Root Rotary
Chammpaien
Tih
Dolin Guerre
Idist
W. Pa
Iain Miller, Jr
Alercor, la Green
Maney Pa
Pennsylvania
J. Dusan
J. McLoin
Dupedi
Vie
United States
Filineaia
Belo
Uis
Latest marked prices for livestock and grains
Market notes show bid and asking prices for cattle and calves, including steers and heifers, with mixed lots at various states and weights. Also listed are sheep, mutton and veal values, Western market trends, and futures quotes for wheat and corn across Chicago Minneapolis and Duluth markets. Continuous receipts were recorded, indicating active trading across commodities and livestock sectors.
Unclear fragment hits St Paul packing item listing
The readable OCR fragment references St Paul, a packing use item with price 10 15¢ per case, mentioning fresh medium and January. No clear event or entities beyond generic packing merchandise.
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St. Paul
Cure All Malaria and Teething Aids Promote Bitters and Syrup
Bainbridge Munday Esq and D I Wilcoxson of Horse Cave Ky praise Electric Bitters as life saving for malaria liver and kidney complaints. They claim the remedy wards off and cures malaria and related disorders. Also advertised is Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children, said to relieve pain, dysentery, diarrhea, and griping, priced at 25c per bottle.
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Bainbridge Munday
County Atty
Clay Co
Pex
D. I. Wilcoxson
Horse Cave Ky
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Niley & Co
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