September 1893 Cosmopolitan and Harper's digest notes
The September issue previews for Cosmopolitan and Harper's Magazine highlight literary and illustration features. It mentions Mark Twain, William Dean Howells, Besant, Conan Doyle, and others with noted stories and essays including a focus on travel and the isthmian canals. The piece also references a Detroit/Midway Plaisance exhibit and leadership by editors like Allan Thorndike Ries and S. W. Burnham, plus political and public notices from Mitchell and surrounding areas.
City Welcomes Veterans as En Campment Opens
Indianapolis prepares for the twenty seventh national encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic with more than six thousand veterans arriving. A parade, lodgings sorted, and visits to ex President Harrison mark the opening as candidates for next commander in chief emerge. The pope’s letters to US officials surface as Rome reports a potential New York opposition to Mgr Satolli.
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Grand Central Station
New York City
Herbert D. Ward
Edward S. Hale
Dr. Hale
Howells
Annie Howells
Prechette
Cassie
Henry McCarter
McClure
New York
Indianapolis
Washington
Grand Army of the Republic
Bluecoats
Chicago
White City
Harrison
Lincoln
Ned
Jack” Adams
Massachusetts
Haus
Gettysburg
Petersburg
S. H. Hurst
Oho Department
Seventy-third
Ohio
Michigan
China
General Grant
Commissioner of Pensions
Adams
Camp Wilder
Weissert
A. M. Jones
Noble and Rusk
W. J. Sewell
New Jersey
London
Rome
United Press
Pope
Mgr
Satolli
United States
Cardinal Gibbons
Father Frederick Rooker
American College
America
Father Rooker
Iowa double tragedy shocks Lansing community
In Dupugur Iowa on September 5 Joseph Haney age 65 killed William Henry age 80 by choking and beating him then drowned himself in a creek. Haney founder of Lansing and a well known Northwest figure. Authorities cite temporary insanity. Jerome Bonaparte dies at Prides Crossing Beverly Massachusetts at 9 30 p m September 4.
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Dupugur
Joseph Haney
William Henry
Lansing
Haney
Northwest
Jerome Bonaparte
Beverly
Mass
Prides Crossing
Armour boycott sparks nationwide labor clash
The grievance committee of the industrial council ordered a boycott on all Armour products after 60 plumbers and machinists struck for a 10 percent wage cut. The council plans to urge similar action in other industrial councils and labor groups abroad, signaling a major coordinated labor struggle. The Armour company refused a 5 percent compromise and cited standard cuts in hard times.
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Kansas City
Industrial Council
Armour’s
Armour
Hutcheson
Armour Company
French Elections Report Shows Floquet Defeated and Socialists Rising
Paris reports supplementary chamber elections with low turnout. Goblet elected by 2500 margin while Floquet loses to Socialist Faberette by 3000 votes. Clemenceau ally Liachene defeated. Jourdan leads Clemenceau’s bloc 8056 to 2822. Labor Day events in St. Louis feature divided parades and city closings. In Managua a government funds convoy is captured by disbanded troops. $180,000 seized and taken to Honduras.
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Floquet
Clemencean
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Goblet
M. Floquet
Faberette
M. Majame Leguerre
Frederick Passay
Barres
M. Clemenceau
M. Liachene
M. Jourdan
P: 1
M. Lafargue
New York
Managua
Nicaragua
Honduras
Burglar kills man. Higgins held for murder in Johnson Street
Peter McCovey of 153 Johnson street was shot and killed while attempting to rise from bed. Thomas alias Butt Higgins was arrested and confessed. Embezzlement details show Barrett Scott’s shortage rising to ninety thousand dollars in Lincoln Nebraska. Corbett Jackson Stakes involve a ten thousand dollar side contest with stakes to be covered by May 17, 1894.
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CuicaGo
Peter McCovey
Johnson Street
Thomas
Lincoln
Neb
Murphy
Barrett Scott
Scott
Curiaco
Corbett
Peter Jackson
Will J. Davis
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Kunz
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Twain
Harper’s Magazine
England
Richarding Davis
Werell
Albert Duver
Eliza- Robins Pennell
Joseph Pennell
Texas
Samuel Bell Maxey
James Russell Lowell
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Sidneyster
Edward Emerson Bar
Lick Observa
S. W. Burnham
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Horace Chase
Ber
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Byseph Stanley Brown
Garfield
J, Brown
Ribilof Islands
Seal Ring
Ravel
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Conan Doyle
Ludovic Halevy
M. E. S. Davis
Anatole France
Charles S Ong
Alice Wellington Rollins
Tileren Ee Sarvent
Guy de Maupassant
Ules Sandeau
Lloyd Bryce
Conoressman
Allan Thorndike Ries
The
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Lundred
Hopkinson Smith
Bryce
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John Beach McMaster
McMaster
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Huron
Opera House
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J. W. Mason
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Brule
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Therauld
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J. H. Scriven
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Knights of Labor, Building and Trades Association
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Ayer’s
Ayers
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Uller
A. H. Pearson
Main Street
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Mitchell, So. Dak
Cherokee Marble Works
Cherokee
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