Santa Fe Horror Wreck Toll On Kansas Line
A Santa Fe wreck near Emporia, Kansas, leaves at least eleven bodies found, with others unaccounted and possible remains of Wells Fargo messenger J. F. C. Sauer. Reports describe ghoul like looting of mail sacks, scattered debris, and charred bones. Several named victims include Michael Mc Glade, J. F. C. Sauer, John Shirley, R. A. Deran, Nate Hollister, James Brennan, C. W. Van Kleve, Gen Watt Joseph, George Gonemen, Dan McKearnan, William Frisbee, and an unknown tramp. Authorities debate the cause amid misrouted orders and a near head-on collision.
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Santa Fe
Cebris
Wells Fargo Express
J. F.C. Sauer
Michael McGlade
Kansas City
J. F. C. Sauer
Wells-Fargo Express
John Shirley
Topeka
R.A. Deran
Nate Hollister
James Brennan
C. W. van Kleve
Gen Watt- Joseph
Greman
George Gonemen
Dan McKearnan
Wiliam Frisbee
Harver
Blood Poverty and Dr Bull’s Pills Advertisement
Blood poverty, caused by deficient nourishment of the blood, is described as a lack of red corpuscles. The text promotes Dr. John W. Bull’s Pils gestive tonic as a blood maker, with pills available in boxes for 95 cents and trial boxes for 10 cents, sold by Steiner Bros and others in Baltimore and linked to mail sales through AWC Meyer & Co.
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John W. Bull
Steiner Bros
North Market
Equal representation fight roils U S Methodist laymen
Rebellion in the Methodist church over laymen seeking equal representation in General Conference. Indiana and central conference leaders call conventions at Indianapolis Canton and Baltimore ahead of a potential national laymen's congress to press for ministerial parity. Louisville, Cincinnati, and other bodies weigh actions as the issue heats up.
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New York
Greater
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Tunes-Herald
Pennsyt Sey
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Indianapol
Cincinnati
Central Finois
Canton
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Collyliels Convention Sees Settlement Vote Delay
At Columbus a labor convention adjourned without voting on a proposed settlement with operators. President Ratchford said a settlement is likely and delegates may vote to end the strike, with Illinois and other states ready to back a compromise if it frees miners to return to work. The Illinois delegation remains opposed to terms.
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Columbus
Ratchford
Executive Board
Ilinois
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Ohio
Illinois
National Board
Sportiay
Iinois
Neis
Hiingis
Committee On
T. G. Lewis
Ray
Resisting Evictions Spark Women Clash Over Furniture
Pittsburg Sept 10 Women armed with clubs clash with deputies as evictions of families from Plum Creek and Clarksville spark threats of more violence. Deputies remove McCabe and Puke families. furniture is returned to houses by residents amid tense standoff. DeArmit expected to quell unrest as villagers rally.
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Pittsburg
Phim Creek
Clarksville
Dearmit
James McCabe
Plum Creek
John Puke
Puke
Ohio Democrats nominate slate at state convention
At Columbus on September 346 the state convention of the national Democrats met with about fifty delegates present. The ticket nominated included Julius Dexter for governor A E Morrill for lieutenant governor John H E Clark for supreme court judge Daniel Wilson for attorney general Samuel Stevens for state treasurer W H Johnson for state schools commissioner Henry D Coffin Berry for public works. Joseph H Outhwaite of Columbus was endorsed for United States senator.
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National Democrats
Julius Dexter
A. E. Morrill
Supreme Court
John HE. S. Clark
Daniel Wilson
Samel Stevens
W. H. Johnson
Board of Public Works
Henry D. Coffin Berry
Joseph H. Outhwaite
United States
Wheat Climbs in New York Trade on Rumors and Buying
Wheat advanced about two cents a bushel marking the highest price since August. Short sellers bought heavily as sensational cable reports suggested Hungary would buy Russian wheat for domestic needs. Foreign houses bought futures in the morning and later took cargoes for French ports. December ranged near 1.00 to 1.02 and closed at 1.01.
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New York
Shorts
Hungary
Bar admission for Miss Luin A Lrtle at Memonic
Nuggets of News reports Miss Luin A Lrtle has been admitted to the bar at Memonic. Other items note the Sons of Veterans encampment opening yesterday in Indianapolis, John E. Burchell named US consul at Sydney Nova Scotia, and France Russia lack any written or verbal alliance. Grain shipments to Europe surge as ocean tramp steamers head here, Britain to warn US on anarchists bound for the country, a painter killed and another injured by a fall at Jersey City Penn RR shed, Queen Christina deprived of 4.6 million by Madrid courts, and Alaska reports summer scurvy deaths with food scarce.
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Sons of Veterans
Indianapolis
John E. Burchell
United States
Sydney
N.S
France
Russia
Europe
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jersey City
Madrid
Christina
Spain
Don Alessandro Soler
St. Michael’s
Alaska
Fever Scare Hits Coast Towns Yet Ocean Springs Quarantines
New Orleans reports no new fever surge though two or three suspicious cases arise. Yellow fever declared at Ocean Springs and Biloxi by Dr Guiteras, with quarantine ordered as Meridian official travels to Perkinton to manage town health and isolate cases.
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Board of Health
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Ditoxi
Ocean Springs
Guiteras
Biloxi
Sheray Seymour
Gaiteras
Ernst Mon
Bitexi
Tate
Theo. Sanches
Nestel
Heise
Salumat
Keller
Perkinton
Afiss
Meridian
Dengue Epidemic Overshadows Dengue in Ocean Springs Yellow Fever Cases Rise
The report from Ocean Springs Miss shows three suspicious yellow fever cases with one confirmed by autopsy and another by course, plus a new yellow fever diagnosis. The area endures a dengue epidemic as authorities plan a detention camp site and assign officers to manage the outbreak.
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John Guitaraz
Wyman
Ocean Springs
Miss
2Aville
Surgeton
Murray
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Taf
White
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Warning to Uncle Sam and Lehigh Miners May Strike
The Daily Mail urges the US to avoid war with Spain and craft only warlike articles, while Hazleton Pennsylvania reports that Lehigh miners plan a general meeting and a strike likely involving 25,000 workers within a week across the entire Lehigh field.
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Uncle Sam
The
Daily Mail
United States
Spain
Lehich
Hazleton
Miners’ Union
Lehigh Field
Wealthy Men's Sons Charged With Lutchway Robbery Atrocious Assault
Sept. 14 near Moy Cape May hearing delayed. Henry Russell and son Isidore Russell attacked by alleged wealthy cottagers led by H H Keddel. $2 bail posted for Keddel. others named Graves, Van Dusen sought. Victim choked, $20 taken, cries heard, bystanders aided. Town shaken by suspected intoxication and bold crime.
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As Moy
Cape May
May Robery
Henry Qussell
Isidore Rusae
Montty
HH. Keddel
Oie
Bas Lown
Eist H. Keldel
Nelson Gray Jr
LW. van Dusen
Aune
Russell
Coloni Tracy
Lafayette
Athers
Keldel
Graves
van Dusen
Metin Ap
Yesterday's Baseball Games in the Atlantic League
Philadelphia beat Boston 14 to 1 in the first game while Toronto defeated Montreal 32 to 5 in another. Springfield topped Toronto 5 in the second game. Buffalo and Wilkesbarre both won, with Paterson hosting Norfolk and Newark defeating Reading 4 to 2.
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Hartford
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Stock and Produce Markets Open Higher Then Slip
New York and East Liberty reports show a fractional rise at the opening driven by London quotes, with declines as liquidation spreads. The day features mixed results across stocks, grains, and livestock markets, noting firming in some items and broad selling pressure from outside brokerages. London selling pressures and broker failures are cited as factors in the heaviness observed.
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