Cane Rush at Cornell Ends With Injuries and Cane Return
In a Cornell University cane rush at Ithaca three contestants were seriously hurt, a Freshman named King was carried away unconscious, and over 900 students plus spectators witnessed the melee. The Freshmen won the cane within an hour, and faculty may ban further contests for being brutal and dangerous.
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Philadelphia
Hancock
James Graves
Amsterdam
New York
George Turner
Ernest Gibson
Binghamton
Newark
N. J
F. B. Hayes
Boston
Boocley
Sardinia
Frink
Chanfrau
Jersey City
Breed & Edwards
Pittsburgh
Samuel Roberts
Charles Parrish & Co
Wilkesbarre
Lackawanna
Fall River
Europe
Bethlehem
Oliver Brothers & Phillips
Stage collapse shocks Chicago as McCullough retires
A sensational incident at McVicker's Theater in Chicago sees famed tragedian John McCullough collapse on stage during Spartacus. His illness and critics urge rest. his engagement canceled for the season. Meanwhile public and press note other urban events from horse racing to public notices and a national quarantine, with varied reports on crime and politics.
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McVicker
Spartacus
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McVicker's
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Micaliz
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John Splan
Minnie R
Ebrand
Keokuk
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Justice Miller
United States Supreme Court
Henry W. Strong
Gov. Glick
Kansas
Kentucky
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Cleveland
Ohio
Tilden
Ashland
Wisconsin
St. John
Carlisle
Terre Haute
Ind
Salt Lake
Zane
Wee
James Decey
Woodstock, Sr
Ald. Gaynor
Chiange
Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Foullerton
Percival
St. Paul
Maryland Quarantine Sought as Hog Disease Spreads
Reports from several Maryland counties petition quarantine amid a hog disease like diphtheria. diseased swine slaughtered and sent to Baltimore. Virginia tobacco and corn crops suffer large losses. water shortages affect cattle.
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Baltimore
Clayton
Del
Warbh Fletcher
Nat Padncah
Amanda Jackson
W. H. Richards
Clarksburg
W. Va
Weekly Telegraph
A. C Osborne
Virginia
United States
Standish
Annapolis
Atlanta
Shanghai
FolkLowina Public Debt Statement Issued This Month
The regular monthly state ment of the public debt for FolkLowina was issued this month, detailing outstanding obligations, new borrowings, and repayment schedules pending official review by state authorities.
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FolkLowina
Imposing Political Demonstration in Cincinnati
A massive political demonstration in Cincinnati lauds Blaine and Logan as crowds march through rain to Genesee House for review. Gov Cleveland was greeted at Buffalo with artillery salutes and locomotive shrieks. Blaine Logan plan a October 24 visit to Dino, Massachusetts politics noted. John F Marsh of Springfield declines Massachusetts lieutenant governor nomination. Over ten thousand people attend a rally.
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Blaine
Logan
Cleveland
Buffalo
Genesee House
Dinos
John F. Marsh
Springfield
Massachusetts
Butlerites
Associated Press
Utica
Syracuse
HE. Prentias Eee
Washington
Rochester
Batavia
Henry Martin
Manufacturers and Traders’ Bank
Gov. Cleveland
Talinowledge
Sisterhood of
Niagara Square
Democratic rally in Lexington and drum corps convention notes
Reports on a Democratic gathering in Lexington with Gov Hubbard Gen Black Sen McDonald and Carter Harrison as speakers. Also covers Indianapolis talks by Ben Butler and Gov St John, Louisville drum convention nominations for president and vice president, and Ohio vote tallies by year. Includes Tammany Hall party nominations and scattered congressional candidacies across several states.
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Gov. Hubbard
Gen. Black
Senator McDonald
Carter Harrison
Ben Butler
John
Indianapolis
Louisville
Oseph Mulhattan
Kentucky
United States
Z. T. Collier
Ohio
Prohibition
Republican Party
Rep
Cem
Douglas and
Breckinridge
Tammany Hall
New York City
N. Muller
John J. Adams
Cox
Joseph Pulitzer
the World
Robert 8. Stevens
New York
Charles S. Baker
Illinois
Henry M. Moore
Arkansas
J. N. Sarber
Major fires devastate Meridian and Kingston with heavy losses
A series of destructive blazes level shops on Great Northern Road Meridian valued at 250000 and the Windsor Hotel in Kingston with losses around 40000. Other incidents include the Glen House in Mount Washington, a Canton saw mill, and a Holland flour mill damaged or destroyed.
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Miss
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Mount Washington
N. H
Granger's
Canton
N. Y
Walsh, Devon & Co
Holland
Mich
Canada
Kora Forks
Bothnia
Liverpool
Sarah O. Carpenter
Tamworth
Windsor Hotel
Kingston
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Columbus
Ohio
Federtion of Organized Trade and Labor Unions
United States
Chicago
William J. Hammond
New Orleans
John F. Hogan
Brooklyn
Whitelaw Reid
New York Tribune
Montreal Board of Trade
Dominion
Great Britain
Carl Re Rosta-Sermas
Tursiz
Prowain
Meriden
Conn
Global tensions mix with naval actions and diplomacy
Reports state Russell Young acted solo seeking China France peace with no official mandate. News notes UK temperance group praises Neal Dow in Maine. Canada probes watch-case duties. Gen Gordon retakes Berber with treasure lost. French warship to occupy Gulf of Aden. European distrust grows amid suspected naval thefts and palace fire.
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Russell Young
China
France
Young
United Kingdom Alliance
Great Britain and Ireland
Neal Dow
Maine
Minister of Customs
New York
Palestine
Courbet
Paris
Ke-Lung
Formosa
London Times
Pekin
Umbria
Royal Palace
Copenhagen
Denmark
British Empire Notes on Navy, Emigration and Egypt Policy
The article summarizes opinions by Sir Edward Reed on the British navy’s standing compared with rivals. It reports emigration from British Islands toward Australia and the shortfall to America. Lord Norrunroos in Egypt proposes ending a standing army and replacing it with 9,000 police, a plan opposed by the Khedive and his Cabinet.
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Navy Pension Fund
Sersesearecorce
Peacanesee Lauar
Seeees
Euwnare
Seseeeeeses
United States
Treasury
Pacific Railway
Y Transportation Service
Evans
Internal Revenue Department
Arthur
Edward Reed
England
Australia
America
Lord Norrunroos
Egypt
Khedive
Delegates to Berlin Conference and other world news
Delegates from England America France Portugal Spain Holland and Belgium will attend a Berlin conference in November to discuss Congo affairs. Canadian Pacific and Japanese Steamship Co negotiate a China Japan Canada liner potentially carrying freight to London and Liverpool.
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America
France
Portugal
Spain
Holland
Belgium
Berlin
Congo
Canadian Pacific
Japanese Steamship Company
China
Japan
British Columbian
London
Liverpool
Joan Quincy Adams
Congress
Massachusetts
Wm. Everett
Weston Howland
Charles L. Mitchell
Connecticut
John Power
Michian
J. G. Ballantine
Tennessee
Hyde Park
Chicago
Elkhorn Cut
Omaha
Union Pacific
Indiana Supreme Court
Supreme Court of New York
Fort Pitt
Northampton
Springfeld
Mass
Govnerweit
Europe
Augustine Schmitt
Germany
New York
Schmitt
George Dolling
Honesdale
John L. Sullivan
Perry
N. Y
Clergyman Baptizes Child Under Altered Name in South Carolina
A South Carolina minister miscalled a baptized child, naming her Mary instead of Letitia Adelinag Angelina, justifying the change by saying many names are mistakes and hoping it will help the child in life. The godparents had given the extended name.
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South Carolina
Letitia Adelinag Angelina
Mary
Cleryman
Bible Societies Printed and Sold Over Two Million Scriptures
Last year various Bible societies printed and purchased for distribution 2 115 765 copies of the Scriptures. The figure suggests little reduction in church zeal.
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Tor
Do Not Despise the Opinion of the World
An aphorism attributed to DL Gozlan cautions against scorn for public opinion. It compares undervaluing the wider view to dismissing sunlight in favor of a candle, suggesting broader awareness matters in judgment.
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Gozlan
Presidential Aspirants greet crowds in Hamilton Cincinnati
A Republican rally in Buffalo and multiple Ohio cities features Governor Cleveland’s cordial receptions at his Cleveland home and in Buffalo where tens of thousands cheered. Blaine and supporters tour Cincinnati and Columbus with grand parades and large delegations across Indiana Illinois Kentucky West Virginia and Tennessee.
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Bnnainees
Ohio
Blaine
Cincinnati
Hanna
Republican State Committee
Judge Foraken
Mr. Blaine
Fourth Street
Burnet House
Fee
Exposition Building
Commissioners’ Office
Indiana
Ilinois
Kentucky
Louisiana
West Virginia
Tennessee
Illinois
Chamber of Commerce
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Logan
Burnett House
Columbus
Blaine Tour Through Ohio Campaign Stops
Blaine with Emery Storrs and others traveled from Toledo to Cincinnati on Tuesday, visiting Tiffin Kenton Urleans Springfield Dayton Hamilton and other towns. He preached tariff protection for American labor, praised Republican progress, and urged voters to back the Republican ticket in 1884 amid a lively, wide reaching political tour.
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Emery Storrs
Bruce
Foster
Plumb
Toledo
Cincinnati
Tiffin
Ohio
Messrs
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Storrs
Kenton
Gen. Robinson
Jaine
Urleans
Springfield
Dayton
Cape Race
Atlantic Ocean
America
Hamilton
Court-House
Coir
Presidential candidates at Indianapolis State fair crowd
Gen Butler Greenback candidate and Gov St John Prohibition candidate visit Indianapolis for the state fair. St John addressed about 15 000 in Circle Park after arriving from Carlisle Ind. Butler spoke in the Court House yard, with N A Plympton joining the canvass. They plan to campaign in Michigan and Butler will return to Massachusetts for more speeches before the election.
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Indianapolis
Gen. Butler
Greenback
Gov. St. John
Carlisle
Ind
Indiana
Woman‘s Department
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Circle Park
Terre Haute
Court House
N. A. Plympton
Worcester
Mass
Michigan
Massachusetts
Belva to Take the Stump
Mrs. Belva A. Lockwood announces a campaign tour with speeches in Baltimore Philadelphia New York and Cleveland plus other major cities She stresses lectures on good government and equal rights for women before the ballot Supreme being a candidate she plans a lecturing tour with stops in several large cities and invites to Chicago Indianapolis and Cincinnati included
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Belva
Washington Telegram
Belva A. Lockwood
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
Gus Hartz
Opera House
Chicago
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Attempted assassination of Governor Bt John on train
Dispatch from Sullivan Indiana reports an unknown assailant fired at Gov Bt John as the Carlisle Terre Haute train slowed near Sullivan at eight o clock. A bullet pierced the opposite window and lodged near the governor. No motive or shooter identified and most passengers remained unaware of the incident.
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Sullivan
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Bome
Bt. John
Carlisle
Terre Haute
World of random people and events from old notes
A scattered clippings page mentions a Florida man fathering thirty children, Anna Dickinson at her mother's home in Pennsylvania, Mormon growth of over two thousand annually, Paris women making artificial flowers, Siamese orphans, 800 artificial eyes found in a bustle, a girl in England dying after a bite, Moscow Cathedral built for Napoleon’s debt, and a New York bank-note firm handling large bonds and government notes.
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Fla
Anna Dickinson
West Pittston
Paris
Celestial Empire
Eine of
Siam
New York
Moscow
Dept of Napoleon
Sara
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Gustave Fox
Emil Dalheimer
Joan McCurnover
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John Jacobs
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