Chilean War Clouds Over Possible Conference
The cabinet pressed for vigorous action against Chile amid a dispute over an insult to the United States. Mr Blaine seeks to avoid threats while considering immediate reparation or time for Chile, with Montt meeting to discuss a conciliatory tone and possible amicable relations. Naval officers warn of war risk and Valparaiso tensions rise as sailors are forced to sign exoneration statements.
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AL Venterday
Immalivte
Yigurous Ackovt
Bisine
Orne Benins
Bir
Egan
Legation
Blaine
Chile
United States
Marquis Cad
Mr Blame
Francisco
Boston
Bbne
Senor Montt
Semety
Ion
Ispo
Cultom
Edmundd Nai Seca
Stuiy Hebner
Pacific
Sasiaco
Valparaiso
Gost
Murder by a Wife Ends Tragic Love Affair in New York
John R Walden, a renowned horse trainer known as Wynwan Walden, was shot by his wife near Seventh Avenue and Fern 22 Street. Walden died about twenty minutes later. The wife claimed self defense after a heated quarrel about support. Walden, a Philadelphia native, had eloped with a bookmaker and married in Camden, New Jersey after a spring acquaintance. The tragedy followed a brief period of marital bliss.
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John R. Wakes
Wynwan Welden
Seventh Avenue
Fern 22 Street
Sonia
Walden
Bis
Philadelphisn
Lyn
Slacpolow Cay
Camden
N. J
Democratic Leaders Thrown by Sudden Collapse in Baltimore
A great Democratic torch parade in Baltimore collapsed a reviewing stand injuring several notables including United States Senators Gorman Kenna and Morgan, Governor candidate Frank Brown and Mrs. Brown. Gorman resumed the program after the fall, while others were treated at home. Mrs Phillips suffered the worst injuries with a broken ankle.
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Baltimore
Entow
Madison Streets
United States
Gorman
Kenna and Morgan
Frank Brown
Mirs. M. Phillips
Pittsburg
James Compton
John D. Poe
Gespien
Mercepa
Phillips
Sirs
Brown
Attempt to Wreck Trains in Devonshire
Great excitement in railway circles over another attempt to wreck trains on the Great Western railroad. Obstacles on the track were unable to stop the engine in Devonshire, which dashed them aside without leaving the rails.
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Lospon
Great Western Railroad
Devonshire
Chewins
Unlawful Speating Conviction in Boston Court
In Boston Henry Abrahams secretary of the Central Labor union was convicted of unlaw ful speating after giving an ovation in Franklin Park without park commissioners authorization. The case proceeds to the supreme court. In another item George W. Howard, once confined in Trenton asylum, is declared sane and vows to fight against his confinement. Eugene Burns freed after a day in default of bond in a Fleming case.
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Boston
Henry Abrahams
Central Labor Union
Franklin Park
Park Ettumisionets
Supreme Court
Howard
Boxvestors
N. J
George W. Howard
River View
Trenton
Sotheriues
Railgainst
Sepeecis
Eugene Burns
Fleming Papen
Ben
Spectator segments on Pennsylvanian government during Oct. 3 session
In Philadelphia the Spectator reports on a Senate hearing where Governor Pattison is praised for private character while criticizing sensational measures. The speaker urges court action for state treasurer and auditor general misuse and cautions Philadelphia magistrates against bribery. The Senate would only review governor nominations as it adjourns at p.m. Wednesday.
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Aargemescin
Philadelphis Maytetrates
Belune
Mater Puleberrer
Philadelphis
Philadelphia
Senate
Penemier
Pennsylvanis
Mgovernor
Dauphin County
Solsberuer
Priests Barred from Fighting in Political Strife
Canon O Mahoner has been notified by Bishop O Callahan not to engage in muscular struggles between the two parties. Priests may share in political features of the election but are not to partake in violence. The bishop, an anti Parellite, will not extend episcopal courtesies to Parnellite advocates.
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Canon O’mahoner
O'Callahan
Bonis
Cardinal Gibbons
America
Leo Siii
Gibbons
San Felice
Naples
Maryland Probate: Atkins Will Admitted to Record
In August a triplicate will of George F Atkins and sisters was filed in Washington Orphans Court. George is dead. sisters Mary A Atkins and Emma M Atkins living. Judge Cox admitted the will to record after kin consent and appointed Mary A and Emma M Atkins as executrices, survivors of the three parties.
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Maryland
Orphans’ Court
Washington
George F.atkins
Atkins
Geome
Afr
Hamilton Lindsay
Register of Wills
Frederick
George F. Atkins
Mary A.atkins
Emma M. Atkins
Mary A
Emma A. Atkins
Cox
George B. Atkins
Mery A. Atkins
Emma MM. “Atkins
Local Fire Company plans parade week progress event
The United Fire Company held a 6 N meeting to discuss the progress of their fair from November 19 to December 5. A committee was appointed to study railroad rates and gauge interest in attending on Thanksgiving Day. A wagon incident on West Patrick Street spooked Mrs Abslt and her son. bystanders restrained the animal, and no injuries or damage were reported.
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United Fire Company
Sauler Hoes Company
Hagerstown
Messra
Walter Cook
John W.ashbaugh
Frank Stokes
W. Baumann
E. C
Unger
West Patrick Street
B.euhoebus
Shoree
Social World party for Miss Hammond and Miss Trayor in Hagerstown
A pleasant Thursday gathering hosted by Miss Pauline Hammond and Miss Lelia Trayor of New Market at Mr. Oscar Bellman’s North Jonathan Street home in Hagerstown featured dancing, games, and refreshments. Also noted are updates on local figures and a Martinsburg land sale with proceeds of 71,750 and electric cars starting service.
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Pauline Hammond
Misa
Lelia ‘Trayor
New Market
This County
Oscar
Bellman
Jonathan
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Asnefecturing and Improvement Company
Lg Ofter
Business and trade trends across the United States
Reports from the Weekly Review of Trade show mixed signals as industry gains in the south and iron shows change. Iron, coal and wool markets shift while cotton and dry goods demand varies. regional activity ranges from brisk to cautious with monetary risk unseen. United States and Canada recorded 255 business failures last week, slightly up from prior periods.
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New York
R. G. Ban & Co
Staukriblesr
Lake
Boston
Botlee
Philadelpho
Cleveland
Cificimmati
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Dub
St. Louis
Louisville
Nashville
Galveston
New Orleans
Charleston
Savannah
Carleston
United States
Canada
Dominion of Canada
Imperial party route bypasses meeting in Berlin
The imperial party will pass through Stettin and Berlin, avoiding a planned meeting as the Kaiser hunts near Lichenberg. Secretary Foster objects to a separate Reis on Garden bank books, while Easter grants permission for investigators to proceed.
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Stettin
Berlin
Lichenberg
Foster
Philadelphia
Councils
Easter
Tani
Brenswick Herald items mix town news and arrivals
Local notes report residents visiting relatives in Frederick and Martinsburg, weather affecting railway workers, track widening near the yard, a novelty party at Needwood with ribbon bonnets and tied neckties, several residents traveling, and a bass fishing trip yielding eighty pounds.
Pleasant Paragraphs On Thue And Others In Town
Personal notes from local residents recount visits and travels. Individuals such as Muss Nettle Temes, Miss Vto'a Escrits, and Miss Arle Nuss are noted among guests and relatives. Local moves include Jobe Renner returning from a Western Stas trip and Mrs E Trout visiting her son Elmer Drer. Couples Mr and Mrs Otis Kepler and Mr and Mrs W E Biller are mentioned in relation to recent or upcoming events.
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Middletown
Daniel Summers
Slater
Randolph County
Ind
G. W. Remeburg
T. Mock
Bolivar
J. Oslvin Miller
John D. Miller
Rochelle City
Jones Gross
Reag Monument
South Mountain
J.E. Arnold
Highspire
Maryland
Pennsylvania
George Signin
Balmoree
Grafton
Simon Haupt
Peter Smith
Warren County
Haupt Isa
Adam Brandenburg
Jones
Isaiah Haupt
This Valey
All Saints Urpassage
Henrietta Baten
Suesovte
Vto
Lian Exchetberger
Carre Nowtsel
Mar Grsturg
Jobe Renner
New
Stas
Allen
E. Trout
Thts County
I. R
Baltimore
Alra
Georgy Markinson
B. EL DeLashmatt Ts
Joseph Pierce
Philadelphia
W. F. Miller
Bronewick
John C. Motler
Emmitsburg
W.E. Biller
Washington, D. C
Anra
Otis Kepler
P. R. RB
Local Briefs and Notices From The Seminary
A variety of small items including an evening entertainment audition at the Seminary, a Young Men's Catholic Union meeting, local horticultural notes, and fish eel arrivals. Also reported are property damage at Utica, new train yard horns, class resumes, Halloween warnings, animal incidents, a postponed football game, a derrick move, a Chicago portrait purchase, legal proceedings, and several attendees listed from various cities.
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Florence W. Doub
North Market Street
Rebecca Hains
Deerfield
Ezra Moser
Bonth Mountain
Littlestown
Martin Swan
Feagarillo
Harnees
Smidayaagoa
Coma
Mont County
Bot Gray
All Saints Street
Court Street
Frederick Academy
Maryland Institute
C.A. Poole
Thoredey
Henry Perry
Art and Portrait Company
Chicago
Dorsey Robinson
Wilson
Wm. A. Smith
New Midway
Frederick Street
Woodabro
Jetrate Wilson
Philip Cooney
James
Montegue Hospital
George Berry
Brengle
Hneman
George Warner
Cantor
Hagerstown
Washington, D. C
Wreck Tale of Mora and Surviving Crew
ASwed ship Mora drove ashore during a hurricane off Mons Island on Aug 2. Chief Officer Koster, torn by sharks, survived two days hidden in a natural cave until natives found him, while eight sailors bodies washed ashore and the rest perished.
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Mars
Caytom Persson
Mora
Mons Island
Himelf
Getty
Koster
Ral
Magelf
Owly
Peterson
Pearson
Betch
Prairie Fire Rages Through Kansas Counties
Lawyer Willard Bone reports prairie fires sweeping Gray and Ford counties as a Santa Fe train travels through a sea of flames. He notes loss of livestock and likely human lives, with hundreds of acres burned in Butler county and grazing land destroyed along the route.
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Milles
France
Kansas
Cire
Willard Bone
Praire
Gray
Ford
Santa Fe
Butler County
Woman Sentenced for Liquor Sale Is Deemed Insane
In Philadelphia Ontario a woman named Marga ret Yeomanson, recently sentenced to three months for selling liquor without a license, has been declared insane. At her trial it emerged her invalid husband and three young children left her unable to sustain them, leading her to liquor sales. Judge Biddle ordered papers to transfer her to a Norristown asylum.
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Philadelfhta
Margaret Yeomanson
Hnent
French Soldiers Massacred in Madagascar Escort
Pars reports a massacre of French soldiers escorting Dr Heziat head of Madagascar medical staff. Natives fired from jungle as they descended Betsibokarives. eleven native guards joined attackers and the group opened fire.
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Pars
Masisgascar
Heziat
Betsibokarives
Ans
Iran
Prohibition on American Salt Pork Lifted in Senate Vote
Paris reports the senate agreed to remove the prohibition on importing American salt pork and authorized a duty of twenty five Francs. In Arron a publican mass meeting was disrupted as Hon Thomas B Reed failed to fulfill his appointment. Philadelphia’s Pinkerton chief Linden was appointed superintendent of the police bureau. A cave in on the Reanoxe and Southern rail near Barmsviewy, Fa, killed two men and seriously injured three others.
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Qur Park
France
Paris
Senate
Syeseer
Asnoy
Thomas B. Reed
Mane
Wally
Arron
Empire House
Philadelphia
Pamaperrini
Robert J. Linden
Pinkerton
Q Cieyed Dane Amen
Bureau of Police
Ir. Laon
Barmasviewy
Reanoxe
Relroad
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Frank P. Slavin
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B. ¥. Long
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Bunker List
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Wm. Gaskill
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Knoxville
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Martingburg
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Lake County
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C. J. Waugelin
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Madame Fry
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Canus Horse
C. J. McCarty
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Marifa Sack
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Enon
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