Miles to Succeed Schofield as Army Leader
Major General Nelson A. Miles is set to become commander in chief of the U S Army after General Schofield's retirement. Miles confirms he spoke with Secretary Lamont at the Metropolitan Club and expects the order to be issued. questions linger about his West Point diploma and rival General Ruger.
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New York
Nelson A. Miles
Schofield
United States Army
Miles
Cleveland
Lamont
Metropolitan Club
Washington
Army
Weat Point
Ruger
Governor’s Island
Congress
Scott
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Schofied
Massachusetts
Westminster
Aug
Twenty-second
Massachusetts Volunteers
Army of the Potomac
Lee
Appomattox
Listy-firss New York Infantry
Innonth Liter
Voluneers
Lamont Saya
Hinshaw murder trial nears end after tense hearings
Danville Indiana September 30 The Hinshaw murder trial enters its final stages as the defense led by Mr Duncan begins its argument and the state prepares closing remarks by Mr Spaan. Crowded courtroom fills stairways with observers as witnesses describe a loving couple with no clear motive.
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Desces
Hadley
Danvie
Ind
M. C. Hadley
Hinshaw
Duncan
Resta
Duuncan
Spaan
Cooper
Favorite Prescription Promised For Female Health
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription touted for housekeepers and women with back ache headaches and nervous fatigue as a permanent cure for internal female ailments. A testimonial from Brooklyn Michigan claims relief from catarrhal discharge perpetual sleeplessness and back pain after using the medicine. The ad notes a 10 cent book on Woman and Her Diseases and urges women to write for guidance.
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Dr. Pierce
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
Brookiyn
Jackson Co
Hill Aims to Set New York Example in Albany
In Albany county a notable Democratic harmony push centers on Senator Hill and allies including Charles Tracy John Boyd Thacher Louis Pratt Antony Brady and D Cady Herrick. The talks focus on mayoral candidate selection with Thacher favored by both old line and new Democracy factions and a possible cross-endorsement if named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
New York State
Albany County
United States
Hill
Charles Tracy
John Boyd Thacher
Louis W. Pratt
Millionaire Railroad and Gas
Antony N. Brady
Murphy
Frank Delbourg
Harry Peckham
Peckham
Court of Appeals
D. Cady Herrick
Supreme Court
New Democracy
Tcket
Messrs. Delhanty
Wilson
John Bord Thacher
The Doctor's Discovery and His Pink Pills Cure Many
A Lincoln Nebraska report profiles Dr Samuel L Brown of David City a pioneer in Butler County who recovered from partial paralysis varicose veins diabetes and Brights disease using Dr Williams Pink Pills He reports rapid relief and credits the medicine with restoring his ability to practice medicine and move freely The article cites postmaster Augustus Talbot of Brainerd similarly aided by the pills and notes the drugs available through Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY
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Lincoln
Neb. Call
Samuel L. Brown
David City
Butler County
aCad
Brown
Pension Board
Dr. Williams
Braineed
Augustus Talbot
Bright
Postmaster Talbot
Brainerd
Neb. E
Renyon
Eigher
Williams
Crawfordsville suit claims Miss Campbell assaulted by Irwin sisters
Edna Campbell, a Crawfordsville schoolteacher, sues Mary Martha and Rosa Irwin, daughters of Dr. G. Irwin, for 10000 damages. She alleges the trio insulted her then their brother, a college football player, threw her out of his office into the street, causing permanent spine injuries.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Edna Campbell
Mary
Martha
Rosa Irwin
G. Irwin
Miss Campbell
Impostor poses as Rev Riggs in Corydon Bible orders
A sleek stranger in Corypux, Ind impersonates Rev H S Riggs and tours in a carriage offering Bible encyclopedia orders. He collected orders that proved to be promissory notes for 4 75 each discounted at the Dank of Corydon, leaving townsfolk with unpaid bills.
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Corypux
Ind
Corydon
H. S. Riggs
Cox Denies Report Of His Nephews Death
Dr. T A Cox rejects newspapers claim that his nephew Thomas Myers is alive. He calls the story a lie and warns of legal action to clear the matter. Witnesses in Gem recall Myers after death, including Mrs Griggsby and Burnett who helped lay lime in the coffin.
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Etwoon, Tid
T. A. Cox
Thomas Myers
Sam
Gem
Myers
Wanasa firm fails leaving 125000 assets
The Wabash Church and School Furniture company failed on Saturday with assets of 125000 and liabilities of 80000 owed to banks in Wabash and Huntington. With a capital of 106000 and debts from 50000 to 100000 for five years, James Lynn was named trustee. The firm, a leading maker, closes its plant and lays off many workers.
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Wanasa
Ind
Wabash Church and School Furniture Company
Wabash
Huntington
James Lynn
IsinaN Arons Witnesses Triple Wedding
IsinaN Arons notes a unique ceremony at Ed ward Brannon’s home as his daughter Cora 20 wedged with twins May and Ada 15 in a triple ceremony led by Rev. J W Biddle before a large crowd in this city.
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Isinan Arons
Edward Brannon
Cora
May
Ada
J. W. Biddle
Indiana Notes: Deaths and Local Crimes Across Counties
Mrs Sarah Warrey of Marion died at Gas City from heart disease aged 68. Isador Kaliv a Chicago traveler died at Connerville from typhoid fever. Rev N McWillon nears completion of forty three years as parish pastor at Richland United Presbyterian church. Henry H Patton jailed on counterfeit charges in prison awaiting grand jury. Otis Lines in Frankfort for rifling drafts and forging payment orders at First National Bank. A 6 month old in Brazil exposed to corrosive sublimate due to physician error. may die. Lebanon bicycle meet canceled for low turnout. top Western riders disappointed by management.
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Mra
Sarah Warvey
Marion
Gas City
Isador Kaliv
Chicago
Connersville
N. ('. McWillon
United Presbyterian Church
Richland
Tush County
Henry H. Patton
Prison South
United States Grand Jury
Otis
Frankfort
First National Bank
Brazil
Lebanon
Death of Louis Pasteur Eminent French Scientist
Paris reports the death of Louis Pasteur, renowned bacteriologist and chemist, at 5 PM in the environs of Paris after a paralytic illness and strokes. Born December 27, 1822 at Dole, he studied at multiple institutions, held posts in Strassburg Lille and Paris, and contributed to germ theory and hydrophobia antidote discoveries.
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Paris
Pasteur
Ganches
Louis Pasteur
Dole
Jura
Ecole Normale
Strassburg
Lille
Legion of Honor
National Assembly
French Academy
Pasteur to Receive State Funeral in Notre Dame
Paris announces a state funeral for the late Professor Louis Pasteur. Interment at the Pasteur Institute is preferred by the family, with obsequies likely at Notre Dame Cathedral next Thursday. Also reported is a separate incident of Spanish marines landing on Florida keys amid claims of filibuster search, triggering local outrage.
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Paris
Louis Pasteur
Cavant
Pantheon
Pasteur Institute
Cathedral of Notre Dame
Key West
America
Conde de Venadito
Florida Keys
Here
Keys
Conde de Vanadito
Florida
United States
Will of Mrs Lux to Leave 4 Million Reveals Contested Finish
Estate of Mrs Charles Lux includes a 4 million dollar fortune with 3 million placed in trust for life income to Jesse Potter and remaining shares to his heirs or Mrs Luxs sisters after his death a contest clause risks forfeiture for any challenger. Investigating the negro colony near Map Mexico and a separate case in Washington C H where Lida Hargrave shot Daisy Redman after jealousy at a festival.
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Washington C. H
Lida Hargrave
Daisy Redman
Columbus
Miss Redman
Miss Hargrave
Seattle Firm to Build a Torpedoboat for Moran Bros
Secretary Herbert awards Moran Bros of Seattle the torpedoboat contract worth 110000 dollars, 4000 below the bid. The award is conditional pending chief engineer at Fire Island’s decision on the firm’s responsibility and ability to fulfill the contract obligations.
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Seattle
Washington
Herbert
Moran Bros. & Co
Wash
Fire Island
Notable deaths and ships in early news briefings
Me i t ion Nellie W Hagel killed in a para chute leap at Monrovia California Saturday. She native Thingis. Miss Idaschieren daughter mayor Brooklyn christen new cruiser Brooklyn when launched. Navigation disrupted at Cleveland by northwest gale. Millers discuss flour combine to regulate output and price. A handsome theater opened in Washington on old Seward site where Blaine died. Japanese capitalists plan a dine aboard steamers to Pacific coast port with Seattle as likely terminus. Fire destroyed Victor Mining plant at Web City Modt. loss about 20000 with insurance 2804. Breechlock of rapid fire gun exploded at Sandy Hook test, killing Corporal Doyle and Private County and wounding Private Culue.
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Nellie W. Hagel
Monrovia
Cal
Thingis
Idaschieren
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Washington
Seward
James G. Blaine
Sandy Hook
Doyle
County
Culue
Brazil Stepfather Crime Haunts Exar Ills Case
Minnie Berndt aged 14 was found dead in her room by her mother. Her stepfather Francies Xavier Funk had earlier faced a charge of vicious assault by the child. He was jailed in Geneva, recaptured near Milwaukee, and the death is said to be a direct result of the crime. Authorities promise a close investigation into the case. Neat Inheritance For a Moline Lady. Mrs George R Smith, wife of a detective, learned from her sister that uncle James Ashbury, ex member of parliament and Manchester rolling stock manufacturer, left $1,250,000 to be divided among Mrs Smith and her two sisters.
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Exar
Ill
Minnie Berndt
Francies Xavier Funk
Geneva
Milwaukee
George R. Smith
Sarah Hardman
Tydesley
Eng
James Ashbury
Manchester
Mortgaged store owner Morria Barnett assigns assets
Columbus Indiana September 30 Morria Barnett who opened cheap goods stores in Columbus Franklin and Connersville made a voluntary assignment to L Rosenbush for creditors. Liabilities and assets each about $5000. Also notes yacht owner Field putting Ethelwynn up for sale after claiming enough yachting. Report from Hennessy Oklahoma Territory of possible Kiowa war dances.
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Columbus
Ind
Morria Barnett
Louisville
Franklin
Connersville
L. Rosenbush
New York
C. F. Field
Ethelwynn
Hennessy
O. T
Ronmers
Anadarko
English firm buys 14000 acres of timberland near Takush harbor
Vancouver report says about 14,000 acres of yellow cypress timberland near Takush harbor in British Columbia has been sold to an English company with a $100,000 capital. A mill will be erected immediately on the land, expanding local industry.
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Vancouver
B. C
Takush Harbor
Baltimore Wins National League Title After Saturday Victory
The Baltimore club clinches the National League championship with a Saturday win in New York, as the season ends today. Saturday games across the circuit show varied scores with Louisville, Cleveland, Chicago, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, St. Louis, and Pittsburgh posting decisive and close results amid six to eighteen runs and multiple errors.
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New York
Clark
Batton
Farrell
Baltimore
Hoffer and Robinson
Louisville
Cunnigham
Warner
Spies
Cleveland
Young
Cuppy
O’connor
Chicago
Terry
Kittredge
Donahue
Cincinnati
Foreman and Gray
Washington
James and
McGuire
Boston
Nichols
Ryan
Philadelphia
Orth
Buckley and
Grady
Brooklyn
Abbey and
Grim
Carsey and
Daub
Kennedy
St. Louis
McDougal and Otten
Pittsburg
Moran
Mack
McCreary
Cuppy, Knell
O’mera
Terry and
Donohue
Parrott
and Gray
Baltimores
Market Letter on Wheat and Grain Trends
W. G. Press & Co. analyzes erratic wheat prices caused by diverging opinions on supply and demand and speculative forces. They warn bulls to hold positions, urge careful short-selling restraint, and favor buying on breaks. Domestic weather and fall planting influence corn and oats. Argentine crop prospects loom, with European markets dull. Hog production may rise as the corn crop grows, delaying substantial hog receipts. Proceed with selling deferred futures on short-term advances.
Opening Young Men's Meeting Sparks Season Hope
The opening Young Men's Meeting held yesterday afternoon drew a small crowd but proved interesting and helpful, with Mr. McKee leading and many taking part. Next Sunday’s announcement will come later. The last Board meeting is tonight at 7 30 in Association Parlor, full director attendance desired. The Women's Auxiliary annual meeting is tomorrow at 3 in Association Parlor, full attendance urged. Secretary McKee will be at the building Tuesday evening to greet young men who have supported the effort to save the building and work.
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McKee
Local social notes from Cincinnati region
Names from Cincinnati and surrounding towns share weekend visits and travel. George Hammerlein visits with parents. Lizzie Smith travels to Bloomington. newly born daughter in East Fourth Street residence. Mrs. Robert Jenninge returns from Paducah and departs for Chicago. Conductor George Weddell and family back from New York. Rev. L E Sellers leaves Central Christian Church to study in Chicago. John Hundlman seriously ill after horse incident on East Spring Street. Miss Grace Trotter travels from Milltown to Georgetown. Mrs. Fannie Lyons visits Terre Haute then returns. Mrs. Kalies and daughter Emma visit Manon Kalies in Westville and return.
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George Hammerlein
Cincinnati
Lizzie Smith
Cherry Street
Bloomington
Ind
Andrew Byrd
East Fourth Street
Robert Jenninge
Chicago
Paducah
George T. Weddell
The
Air Line
New York
L. E. Sellers
Central Christian Church
John Hundlman
East Spring Street
Grace Trotter
Milltown
Georgetown
Fannie Lyons
Terre Haute
Moses Jackson
West Main
Eighth Streets
William Kalies
Emma
Manon
F. H. Kalies
Westville
New Albany urged to rally loyalty for growth and unity
The editor laments vacant houses and a disheartened view of New Albany's future. Citizens are urged to adopt a resolute, rebuilding spirit and curb pessimism, contrasting with Shelbyville’s boast of industry as a model for the city’s revival. The piece notes local response to business prospects and hints at population goals for 1590.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Albany
Louisville
Shelbyville
Gramblers
D.C
Hood's Sarsaparilla Restores Strength and Vigor
A testimonial from Mrs. O Venable of Keithsburg Illinois touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as an excellent nerve tonic and blood purifier. She says fatigue body aches and nervousness eased after use and notes it proved cheaper than doctors' bills while praising Hood's Pills as well.
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Hood
Keithsburg
Venable
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West Pointer
Lemont
Rogin
General Miles
U.S
Harmony Conference
Senator Hill
Doctor
DR. Brown
David City, Neb
Alonzo Rooker
Pees
Rooker
Marion McKay
Brazi
Oliver O’ Neil
Tones & Sons
Indiana Notes
Charles Lux
San Francisco
Jesse Potter
Lux
Miller & Lux
Potter
Mrs. Lux
Mex
Charles G. Dwyer
United States Legation
City of Mexico
Ransom
Tlahualilo
Alabama
Brief Mei Tion
Mercantile Assignment
Big Timber Deal
Baseball
National League
W. G. Press &C., Grain and Provision Commission Merchants
Sherman &St
Y. M. O. A. Meetinger
Pitcher’s Castoria
Tribune
C. M. Vanable
Parilla
Ures
Ite
Hood & Co
Lowell, Mass
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