His Highness Wins Futurity in Sensational Scuffle
New York August 31 Fifty thousand watched the Futurity for 2 year olds at Sheepshead Bay. His Highness won by Darié Gideon's colt after a court fight over eligibility. Ed Corrigan may sue for 25665. Huron placed second with Orkville third and Dagonet fifth. The race featured a 1 1/4 mile run in 2.25. In other items a seaside tragedy and a Pittsburgh elopement were noted.
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New York
Sheépehead Bay
Darié Gideon
His Highness
Heather
Prince Royal
Ed Corwan
Huron
Ed Corrigan
Samantea
Kon Shen
Cerigan
Orkviile
Dagonet
Chilean capital falls as Balmaceda surrender ends conflict
Reports from Aug 31 detail Santiago's formal surrender to Congress, the capture of the capital by General Canto's forces, and the entry of the insurgent army into Valparaiso. The Junta prepares a provisional government while Balmaceda's faction contemplates terms, with riots and disorder threatening in the occupied city.
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Congressunal
Chile
Balmscéda
Canto
Val- Parise
Balmaceda
Bagredino
Senor Dot
Jorge Monti
Junta da Gobierno
Senor Monts
Senor Martinez
Sencar Viel
Senor Montt
Senor Walker-Martinez
intenGanie
Riptons
Vienna
Claudia Vienna
Balmareda
Montevideo
Buenos Ayres
United States
Junta Ba
Santiago Wasfredos
News of the Churches
Numerous church services are reported across town with sermons from Hebrews Peter and John, soloists and pastors from Presbyterian, Reformed, Lutheran, German Baptist, German Reformed, United Brethren, M E and Episcopal churches. Parish events include Sunday School changes, Young People Society meetings, and a planned $1,000 parsonage at Chewsville.
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Presbyterian Church
Bea
Reformed Church
E KR Eschbach
Lewis Lempe
Ie Evangelical Lutheran Church
H. Ds. Buebl
German Baptist Church
German Reformed Church
Herman Bielfeld
United Brethren
Chewsville
William H. Keller
Christian Endeavor Society
Evangelical Lutheran Church
J. C. Eegelbrecht
Thomas
Eader
King’s Daughters
Methodist Episcopal Church
St. John’s Catholic Church
Father Coleman
Father Sweedney
Father Sweetney
Trinity M. E
C. L. Kennard
Chris
Kennerd
Montevue Hospital
Episcopal Church
Osborne Ingle
Addison Ingle
United Brethren Church
G. W. Kiracofe
Ecclesiastes
Young People’s Society
Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E
A. J. Gill
Samuel
Parson Davies Involved in Pugilist Ball Incident
Aug 31 report from St Louis notes Parson Davies being blamed for a cut that left pugilist Ball bedbound and in critical condition. Davies expects no statement from Hall about testing the air ship, while Pennington's air ship trip at fair grounds is deemed unfounded and unlikely today or tomorrow.
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Daviex Derrort
Parson Davies
Hall
St. Lous
Pennington
Fair Grounds
Blaine Seen as Likely 1892 Presidential Candidate
Senator Washburne of Minnesota, after a European tour, endorses Benjamin Blaine for the 1892 presidency. He predicts Blaine will be nominated by acclamation and supported by Harrison, the Northwest, and his state. Washburne stresses Blaine's health and strength for years ahead.
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Washburne
Mennes4
Europe
Blaine
Bling
Blane
Harrison
Svat
Purely Personal Social Roundup Spans Walkersville to Baltimore
A dense list of local residents and visitors includes Miss Katie Goldsborough and Miss Nots Wesver visiting Dr. Trail's family on the Eastern Shore, plus Miss Isabelle Kunkel returning from Maine. Various residents travel to Baltimore, Martinsburg, Gettysburg, and Woodstown for visits, vacations, or family events. several plan or have completed trips to Washington, D. C., Shepherdstown, and Island Park, with Governor Pattison noted among speakers at a reunion event.
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Walkersville
Nots Wesver
Martinsburg
W. Va
Dr. Trail
Lee Goldsborough
County
Millville
Isabelle Kunkel
Maine
Miss Mitchell
Charles Roderick
Emms
New Midway
Belle
Katie Ashton
Wrightaville
Geo. Ed. Smith
Pressant
John H. Kubo
Prederick
Scranton
Truth Office
A. BM. Landauer
Emily
Haltimore
W. F. Landers
Fourth Artillery
Old Point
Rede
Susie Semlay
Katie Erdman
Baltimore
J. 0M. Gill
Liberty
Washington, D.C
Mies Neidherdt
Brish Brothers
J. B. Garrett
Richi Pmond
Theodore Brookey
East Patrick Street
R. Potts
Lewis H. Moberly
Washington
Ira B. Yeakle
Jobe H. Bennett
West South Street
Kate Bruner
Madison Street
Knoxville
Mollie Bennett
Harry Chapline
Berk
D.J. Mickset
Mir Harry Fahrney
Crends
Utes City
Mary
Nacole Goklwrpouch
West Patrick Street
Rubis
George M. Uttinger
George Hane
York
T. W. Eyler
North Market Street
Woodsboro
Lizzie Getzendanner
Bertie Esmonds
Seadie
Mary Yoeker
Middletons
Buraeker
Wm. Martin
P. E. Long
Edward Burke
Atlantic City
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H. B. Cramer
A.J. Corning
Afr. D.C. Wirabrewer
G. W. Kiracofe
Mount Alto
United Brethren Churches
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Pattison
Louisa E. McComas
Iate
Rannert
Ocean City
Siomney Reneres
Court of Appeals
Murder in Hedden's Corner Sparks Arrests
Thomas Duvern, a Hedden's Corner farmer, was killed by Italian assailants after a street scuffle. He challenged one wrestler and fought three attackers before being stabbed multiple times with a stiletto. Four gang members have been arrested and face a hearing this afternoon.
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Rep Bang
N. d
Thomas Duvern
Hedden’s Corner
Owo
Attempt to Wreck a Train Near Soapstone Bluff
Lovriasa Missouri August 31 The St ia Keokuk and Northern train No 4 derailed on a curve at Soapstone Bluff plunging engine tender baggage car two coaches and a sleeper down a twenty foot embankment The engineer escaped unharmed the fireman was seriously scalded An investigation finds a deliberate wrecking attempt with two rails pulled spikes removed and angle bars missing along the river bank
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St. Ia
Keokuk
Northern Road
Soapstone Bluff
Stestn
Fern's Prosperity: Peru President's Congress Message
In Wasnixrarox on August 31 the republics bureau received the Peru president's message to Congress. It notes promising political and financial outlook, cites mining gains especially in petroleum, reports 18812 claims taken up by August 1 1891, and remarks roads damaged by heavy rains while possession remains unsettled.
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Wasnixrarox
Poreau
Peru
Congress
Republic
Inmumber
Murdered man found under a bridge in New Jersey
Four boys near a grate on John 2 Holly's property in Park area discover the body of a man in advanced decomposition tangled in willow roots under a bridge. Indications point to murder and that the victim was a young man of means. Detectives in Beanxoke report progress unraveling a separate railroad murder mystery near Basic City.
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Holly
Park
Beanxoke
Baldwin
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
D. T. Connell
Basic City
A Mother's Narrative and Mayerling Tragedy Details
A London report relays a sensational tale of Imperial intrigue surrounding the Mayerling tragedy. It claims a forged mother’s pamphlet, Bername Mane Vetzera’s love with Crown Prince Rudolf, blackmail by Countess Larisch, and a cover up by Austrian authorities. The piece recounts the alleged private letters and the fate of Mane Vetzera and Rudolf amid arson and family vilification.
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Austria
Brest
Mane Dye Vetsera
Radulph
Semany Rumura
Baronesa de Vitterne Wolyeu
Ehtad
Autni
Indy
Aariv
Mane Vetzera
Larisch
Affais
Lanseth
Taafe
Cai Exdle
Austria Horgel
Marie
Prairie Fire Desolates Twenty Towns in South Dakota
A prairie fire driven by strong winds scorched up to twenty townships in South Dakota causing heavy losses of grain and grazing land. Bits of wildfire spread across farms as locals observed cattle and crops destroyed amid derailed railroad areas. In Brusconauton a restaurant owner, Mrs Ne Bammer, died in a bed chamber fire caused by a lamp left unattended as she slept, with investigators noting possible asphyxiation before flames spread.
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South Dakota
S. D
Nis
Bwscuautox
Bammer
Loce Restaurateur
Driver and Horse Electrocuted in Rapids Street Rail Crash
In Rapids Michigan on August date a man named Heydar driving George B Howdern’s team was jolted when a copper wire on a telegraph pole broke and fell across the electric rail loop. The horse balked and reared then ran into a pole causing the leader to be shocked and both man and horse died before the current could be cut off.
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Mich
Wack Brase Street
George B. Howdern
Heydar
Balloonist's Fall Ends in Tragedy at Exposition Grounds
A balloon ascent at the exposition grounds ended in a fatal accident. George Hogan, an aeronaut from Ann Arbor Michigan, performed on a trapeze and fell about 1,000 feet to River Street. The impact fractured the planks of the sidewall and left Hogan fatally injured with severe head trauma.
A Turkish Pasha's Triumph and Other Aug. News
A Yemeni revolt tale from an Arab and Ahmed Ritshdi Pasha claims Turkish forces crushed the revolt in Yemen and entered Sans in triumph with a train of fourteen camels bearing plunder. Fire at Natron works causes heavy damage. losses exceed $100,000 amid chemical production. Empress of Japan arrives with passengers and cargo, breaking records. Mass. body found. Mr Marsh’s death unresolved. Bishop Dwenger in critical condition. exhausting heart failure reported. Baseball scores from Chicago to Boston and league standings noted.
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Ahmed Ritshdi Pasha
Yemen
Arabia
Sans
Vancouver
B. C
Canadian Pacific
Empress of Japan
Hong Kong
Yokohama
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