Fatal railway wreck kills Mrs McQuillan in Cortland
Train No. 4 southbound on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western derailed near Blodgett’s, killing Mrs. J H McQuillan of Overbrook Pa and injuring fifteen others. Injured passengers were taken to Cortland for medical care. some continued their journey on later trains. The party was returning from visit to relatives in Glen Haven NY.
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J. H. McQuillan
Overbrook
Philadelphia
Lackawanna
Man
Lemandelphia
H. RK. Hemette
Porter
Aearty
Pugh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Daniel. McQuillan
Daniel N., Jr
Price
Carter
Tack
Glen Haven
N. XY
Make the Baby Simile from Dr Bull’s Syrup Ad
An old advertisement promotes Dr John W Bull’s Baby Syrup claiming quick relief for crying infants. It touts soothing without delay and notes a price of 25 cents with maternal endorsements and a contact address in North Market Street.
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John W. B
General Ruggles Retires From Active Service
Washington reports General George D. Ruggles will retire on September 1 upon reaching age limits. He has served 23 years west of the Mississippi and fought in 13 engagements. Breck is expected to succeed as adjutant general. Captain Henry O. Heistand of the Eleventh Infantry may be chosen for the post.
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Mississippi
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Heistand
Eleventh Infantry
White House
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Scranton
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Miners Reject Offer in Pittsburg Strike Stand
Miners in the district believe victory is within reach and reject Hawes offer of a 64 or 69 cent settlement. They press for arbitration and stay united against temporary gains. Colonel Read reports strong local support for continuing the fight while awaiting a formal settlement plan.
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Pittsburg
Sept
United Mine Workers
Warner
Ratchford
W. P. Read
McDonald
Te Gailey
Ohio
National Exe:tive Board
P Tg
Fusion in Nebraska seals three-way ticket deal
Lincoln Sept 3 three parties Democrat Populist and silver Republican fuse for the state ticket selecting John J Sullivan for supreme judge E You Forel as State University representative and George F Henover as Silver Republican. Observers report harmony with some dissent among Silver Republicans and lingering questions about future unity.
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Neb
Supreme Judge
John J. Sullvan
State Univ
E. You Forel
George F. Henover
John J. Sullivan
Simms
Neville
Mr. Sullivan
Scott
Thompson
Sullivan
Badly Beaten Ob by Strikers at New Castle Mill
At New Castle Pennsylvania labor strife erupts as black workers from Braddock arrive to join wire drawing. A crowd of about 500 strikers confronts Labor Boss Patrick McLaughlin at the mill, he is knocked down and carried inside unconscious but may recover. Police deployed as city rages over the incident.
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New Castle
Braddock
Patrick McLaughlin
Tam
Damage at Middletown after recent cloudburst
Report from Middletown New York notes extensive damage from a cloudburst yesterday. Other brief items include Hobart declining re election as director of the New York Susquehanna and Western railroad. Portland wheat receipts at a yearly peak for this season. Japan allegedly seeking canal control. rising demand for horses for Skaguay trails with about 4000 horses present. Durand Bank of Rockford Illinois fails to open, cashier Charles A Norton tied to the event.
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N. Y
Hobart
New York, Susquehanna and Western Railroad
Portland
Ore
Japan
Washington
Rockford, Ill
Charles A. Norton
MRS SACKS CHARGED IN CHILD MURDER PLOT
District Attorney Meatt released a statement from Herman Nack alleging Augusta Nack and Martha Thor murdered children for profit with the help of physicians and undertakers. Nack claims the pair acted as midwives without diplomas and a broad conspiracy ran from 1886 to 1899. He asserts many babies were born dead or killed for a covert profit.
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Fla
Edoward Register
Robert
Henry M. Tyre
Tyre
Register
New York
Meatt
Herman Nack
Mra
Augusta Nack
Martha Thor
William Guidensuppe
Nack
Wack
Riera
Debs Delivers Fiery Speech in St Louis Rally
Radical Eugene V. Debs spoke at National Hall under Socialist Delegacy auspices, denouncing capitalism and praising workers. Debs urged unity with the cause of humanity and warned of revolutionary potential amid national struggle. Ex-Sheriff John F. McDonald of Milwaukee was sentenced to six months for vagrancy. Apache Indians receive limited rations as threats of uprising loom near Las Cruces New Mexico.
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Eugene V. Debs
National Hall
Phe Sai
Supreme Court of the United States
Banets
Chicago
Andy
Debs
Haber
Sherif
Milwaukee
John F. Mec- Donald
Milwaukee County
Boston
Hanor
Las Cruces
N. M
Yesterday's baseball games across leagues brief results
Summary of yesterday's baseball scores from multiple cities. St Louis and Cleveland won, Philadelphia and New York tied scores shown with several games in progress or final. Notable matchups include Brooklyn and Cleveland in a 6 to 6 tie and Washington beating Pittsburgh 8 to 5.
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
Louisvile
New York
Vanderbilt stocks lead market manipulation in New York trading
New York reports a buoyant session as Vanderbilt stocks were pushed higher to lift the market while other favorites faced declines. Grangers and active railways sank to daily lows before recovering, with industrials showing strength. Closing bids noted broad movements across major groups and commodities.
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Grangers
New York Central
Hst
Balto
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Lehigh Vatley
Chesa
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del. & Hudson
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L&w
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Erie
Reading
Tdpl
Lake Erie & W. Nes Bt. Paul
Property Deeded From Bear Family to Wiles Manifold Transfer
James V. Bear and Cora A. Bear transfer deed to George P. Wiles of P. three acres in malemeall erp emer mentees etna. Details unclear from fragmentary text but indicates a property conveyance between named individuals and an unidentified locality.
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Cora A
George P. Wiles
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