Czar’s Berlin Visit Opens with Russian Caution
OpenHagen reports the czar sails to Germany carrying no olive branch. Novoe Vremya notes the Berlin meeting won’t alter politics. Russia’s injuries from Prussia weigh on the czar. Kiel glows with electric lights as Emperor William’s troops line the route to Bar-Amrossa bridge where a naval guard stands ready.
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Magnificent Preparations for Czar Visit to Berlin
Berlin officials outline an ornate military welcome for the czar on his stay in the German capital. General Worden and Kaltenbern Slachan will attend, with a cavalry and infantry front along the route from Lehrter station to the Russian embassy. Security includes plainclothes police along the crowds and a strong imperial guard from Kiel to Berlin, as advised by the czar himself.
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French Canadians Invite Exile Leader to Stay in Canada
Secret meeting of Montreal’s French colony invites Gen. Boulanger to reside among compatriots until his return to ascendancy in France. Other items note German army budget plans, Boulanger’s book, Lake Erie canal study, City of New York grounding, Ottawa bishop statue, O Connor banquet, and a series of deaths and trials.
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Newduke World Fair Backed by Nebraska Republicans
Nebraska Republican state convention unanimously endorses Chicago as the site for the World’s Fair. Other items note serial auctions of Duchess Marlborough real estate, sudden deaths, labor disputes, and market prices across livestock and grains.
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John Teemer
Louisville
Duchess of Marlborough
New York City
Nebraska
Chicago
St Paul Butter-Choice Creamery Stock List
Listing from St Paul showing pricing and packaging for dairy items including fresh creamery butter stock in various grades and quantities. Entries include packing stock and grease with listed prices per unit.
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St. Paul Union
Montana
Dakota
St. Paul
Rumor of Gigantic Transcontinental Rail Merger Surfaces
A Duluth observer claims a major merger linking the Manitoba lines with Canadian Pacific and Burlington Northern. The plan, if true, would create a two transcontinental system uniting Union Pacific and Canadian Pacific and extend Canadian Pacific to Boston via a Duluth route.
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Dubuin, Minn
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Tanner's Successor Ex-Congressman Steele Favored for Pension Post
Washington dispatches say ex-Congressman Steele of Indiana is favored for pension commissioner. The president reportedly favors Gen. Knetler but may avoid a fellow townsman for political reasons. Steele hails from the northern part of Indiana.
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Washington
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Jie
Randall Dying in Philadelphia as Congressman's Health Fails
Washington reports Samuel J. Randall is near death and may be brought to the capital in hope of relief despite doctors saying no cure is possible. He left Wallingford for Philadelphia on Oct 9 with Mrs. Randall and two children. The next item notes the St Louis Typothetae elect officers and adopts a five year apprenticeship rule. A Franklin Pennsylvania case describes Mark McFadden’s deliberate self death during typhoid fever. A New York meeting demands insulation of electric wires to prevent fatalities, with Mayor Grant threatening action against electric utilities.
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Clinton Township
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Brazil
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Logan reception draws vast crowd at Calumet place Washington
Mrs. Logan hosted a grand reception for Sir Knights and ladies at Calumet place in Memorial hall. About 10 000 guests crowded the mansion lawn from 7 p.m. to midnight, with elaborate decorations, tents for refreshments and cloak rooms, and the Marine band providing music through the night.
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Marine Band
Denver Selected for Next Triennial Conclave
The grand encampment met at 9 o clock a m and at 2 30 took a one hour recess. Attendance was small as the decision was announced that Denver will host the next triennial conclave in that city.
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Washington
Denver Chosen For 1892 Templar Meeting
The grand encampment selected Denver Colorado as the site for the 1892 tri en nial meeting after a first ballot with Cincinnati and Louisville. Cincinnati withdrew, a second ballot gave Denver a clear majority, and the encampment adjourned. Grand Commander Varnum of Iowa called the Iowa case a happy solution and compromise for templar Masonry.
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Cincinnati
Louisville
Varnum
Iowa
Templar Masonry
Navassa Riot Story Amid Negro Accounts Emerges
The Jamaica Post prints Charles Davenport’s account of Navassa island troubles claiming harsh punishment of enslaved workers. He alleges stocks, cutting, and hanging as discipline, a shot jaw incident, and subsequent officer killings. Other items note baseball labor unrest, land plans for Jefferson Davis property, and executions in Canada.
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Jamaica Post
Navassa Island
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Mahone
Tam
Jones
Contempt Conviction Follows Customs Officer Attempt
United States Customs Officer J. E. O Grady faces jail for contempt after resisting civil authorities who arrested him in Grafton North Dak at tem pted removal of a claimed smuggled horse team. He claims civil laws do not bind him. Also notes Mexican Indian War movement and trade topic summaries with crop reports and monetary concerns.
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Dakota
Grafton
N. D
J. EB. O’grady
Jimbo
Michael Doran
St. Paul
Crop Report Surprises With Higher Yields and Market Shifts
The government crop report surprised markets by boosting expected yields to about 12.8 bushels per acre, with corn and cotton projected to reach near record levels though frost risks loom. Wheat prices rose while overall grain sales declined. pork, coffee, sugar held steady or softened, and oil and minor metals were largely unchanged. U S and Canadian business failures totaled 214 for the week, up from the prior week.
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Canada
Dominion of Canada
Iowa Colt Axtell Breaks Three Year Old Pace Record
Terre Haun Ind Oct 14 Axtell the three year old stallion with Farmer John sped to beat the Sunol three year old record of 2 18 3 4 lowering it 18 4 seconds. Williams driver was carried aloft amid cheers after Axtell sold for 105000 to Col Conley of Chicago, highest price ever for a horse.
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Chicago
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John Madden
Lexington
Belle Hamlin Triumphs In Fast 2 Heat Sprint
In New York at Fleetwood Park Belle Hamlin beat rival Harry Wilkes in two heats 2:16 3-4 and 2:19 1-5. Both horses trotted cleanly with no skips, marking a decisive finish.
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