Toledo Elevator Explosion Kills Eight Burned Injured
A grain elevator in Toledo owned by Paddock Hodze and Co exploded in a dust fire killing eight and fatally burning many more. Local workers and three supervisor's children were among the injured as the north side building burned, with total losses estimated at 430,000.
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Toledo
Fleht
Paddock, Hodze & Co
Hfe
Samuel Alexander
Bert Wainwright
Fred Garrett
Harold Parks
John Smith
Grace Parks
Frank van Housen
John Carr
David Kemp
Barney Welch
Charles Kelfer
Fred Pargallis
George Eliot
Charles Brocker
Everett Smith
Hamilton Parks
William J. Parks
W. C. Jordan
Peter Haas
al Baldle
Vnjwed
Grace
Harold
Minion
William Perkins
Charles Keifer
William Parks
Maumee River
Paddock
Live Stock Markets Report From New York and East Liberty
Live cattle and calves steady. prime sheep firm. lambs and hogs firm with mixed prices. East Liberty prices show cattle steady extra prime common fair Yorkers and hogs at 4.265.90 with state pigs at 4.60 per cwt.
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New York
East Liberty
The Girls' Latin School of Baltimore Admission and Tuition
The Girls' Latin School of Baltimore details admission criteria and four year preparatory program. It notes a mental and physical regimen and emphasizes influence of reformist ideas, with annual cost cited as three hundred and fifty dollars.
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the Girls’ Latin School OF
Baltimore
Gris Latin School
Saltimera
Latic School
Beltivierc
Jutvdom
Desperate double murder follows strike at Myers home
In Garrett, Pa an armed confrontation erupted after Christier Myers tried to take possession of a house left to him by his mother. His son opened fire fatally wounding Michael Kearney and John Lenhart, then fled and was overpowered after a crowd raid on his boarding house. An ensuing gunfight left Lenhart dead and Kearney dying. Myers was knocked unconscious but survived.
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Garrett
PS Myers
Christder Myers
Alexander McDonald
Young Myers
Michael Kearney
Nelson Lenhart
John Lenhart
Martin Hartzell
Somerset
Myers
MrsCalid
Chicago
Michael Schwarz
Anna
Hig
Schwarz
Court Decision Knocks Out Fusion in Wisconsin Balloting
A Madison supreme court ruling upholds laws against printing a candidate’s name in two ballot columns, effectively ending fusion in Wisconsin. The Runge vs Anderson case involved Carl Runge, a Populist nominated by Democrats for city attorney, and City Clerk Anderson who refused dual-column placement.
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Milwaukee
Supreme Court
Madison
Carl Runge
Anderson
Runge
Stiit
Ex Secretary Sherman Ill in Washington
Former Secretary John Sherman is ill at his Washington residence from an acute bronchial attack. He has been in bed about a week with fever and weakness but today is reported better, though still weak. Diplomats urge Li Hongzhang to settle with him over Chinese affairs.
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Sherman
Washington
John Sherman
Weylers Brutal Order Victims Rehomed in Havana Evacuation
In Havana the first American day opens with the American evacuation commission at the Trocha hotel. Marines guard, officials salute the flag as the Resolute flag rises. Relief given to widowed families. Matanzas official Cervera orders return of refugees to farms with transport and protection. Clergy and officials discuss post evacuation status amid widespread distress and sickness.
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Havana
Trocha
American Evacuation Commission
Claus
Payne
Resolute
Guardia Civile
Warde
Commission
Marquis Cervera
Matianao
Cedentry
Marinneo
Cuin
Cana
Bauta
Marlanan
Matanzas
Jose Congosto
Cuba
Paris
New York
Alfonso XII
Spain
Connecticut Democrats Open State Convention in Open Call
Connecticut Democrats meet to organize the state convention. Contests in Bristol and Stamford decide seating. Greenwich banker E C Benedict heads the gold delegation. Chairman Troup criticizes the call, resigns, and opens the convention to all democrats regardless of faction as currency debates loom.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Democratic State Central Committee of
Connecticut
Bristol
Stamford
E. C. Benedict
Greenwich
Alexander Troup
Chicago
Kehoe
New Britain
Grady
Waterbury
Troup
Colonel Bryan to resign from U S Army soon
Jacksonville reports Colonel William Jennings Bryan of the Third Nebraska volunteers plans to resign his army commission and return to public life He avoids discussing political questions but hints at views on expanding U S territory He would consider rejoining the regular army after the war. A violent steamboat duel in Missouri ends with both men dead.
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Nebraska
Jacksonville
Fla
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Nebraska Volunteers
United States Army
Bryan
Army
United States
Camp Ife
Regnar Army
Meiklejohn seeks Cuban port entry for Comal relief steamer
Acting Secretary Meiklejohn presses to land the Comal and mission rations in a Cuban port after the ship faced a 360000 gold duty at Spanish Havana. The vessel now sits at Key West awaiting relief terms possibly in Bahia Honda. Cubans claim hardship as Senor Quesada advocates relief without duties. Albany: petition to Governor Black seeks reforms in Honolulu Company M treatment amid reports of hunger and abuse. Black promises attention to the appeal.
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Comal
Crean
Washington
Meiklejohn
Key West
United States
Bahia Honda
Camal
Senor Quesada
Albany
N. Y
Jacob Rice
Everett
Kingston
Black
Company M
First New York Volunteer Regiment
Honolulu
Winnie Davis Funeral in Richmond Details
The remains of Miss Winnie Davis will be escorted to St Paul’s church in Richmond where she worshiped. Remains placed in the lecture room under guard until 2 26 p.m. then the funeral will be held and interment in Hollywood in the Davis section. The Jefferson Davis Monument Association and the Confederate Veterans camp will oversee the funeral with active pallbearers from the camp.
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Winnie Davis
Richmond
SS Paul's Church
Hollywood
Davis
Jéferson Davis
FT. E
Tre Camy
Confederate Veterans
Winnie Sas
Spain Has No Right to Protest in Mandate Controversy
Washington reports question over U S rights to send troops to Manila under protocol and amnesty terms. War Department says Manila harbor and city are under U S control with occupation rights. Spain would not be able to protest. Separate items note wage scale talks in Pittsburgh and Governor Pingree’s imminent Republican renomination in Detroit.
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Spain
Washington
United States
War Department
Manila City
Harbor
Tag
Manila
Pincree
Detroit
Mith
Pingree
Erte
Canadians demand free logs and lumber or no change
International commissioners met in Quebec in a joint session to discuss tariff and lumber issues. Canadian officials insist on free logs and lumber or no concessions, while American interests push for tariff reductions and protection for US lumber mills.
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Quebec
International Commissioners
Champladin Monument
High Commission
Messre
Habcock
New York
Fallon
Ohio
United States Inland Fisheries
USA
United States
National Grange
Aaron Jones
Southend
Indd
Jul Trimble
Washington, D.C
Paing
Wardy
Prem
Ontario
George W. Tross
Clark Wallace
Can Adien Manufacturing Association
Canada
Co. M. Hays
Grand Trunk Ftailroad Company
Fairbanks
President McKinley visits Fort Meyer hospital patients
President McKinley made an unannounced afternoon visit to Fort Meyer Hospital in Virginia. Accompanied by Adjutant General Corbin, he toured wards of nearly 400 patients, greeted each one, checked departments and kitchen, and expressed satisfaction with care while urging no shortage of comforts for the convalescents.
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Fort Meyer
Washington
McKinley
Corbin
Davis
United States Army
As- Bisgtunk
The Work of Stranglers in Wittinsburg
Andrew Cassague was strangled by three men in his Wittinsburg tenement while his wife slept. Mrs Cassague fought off an assailant and alerted others. $500 was stolen from under the mattress. Police detained two suspects, Michael Migel and John Thomas Corbett.
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Andrew Cassague
New York
Wittinsburg
Michael Migel
John Thomas
Smiths Stumping Tour and Postmaster General Plans
Postmaster General Emory Smith to speak in Columbus on Oct 15 with other political addresses. possible Nebraska circuit if trip arrangements allow. Orraha exposition Pennsylvania speech may be nonpolitical. General Lawton reports 1,200 Santiago troops ill with fever. 85 new fever cases. 239 returned to duty. 7 deaths.
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Smith
Washington
Emory Smith
Columbus
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
General Lawton
Santiago
Baseball scores from yesterday across several cities
Scores show Philadelphia over Cincinnati 7 to 5, Boston over Louisville 24 to 4, New York tied with St. Louis 7 all at night, Brooklyn over Pittsburgh 15 to 0, Baltimore over Cleveland 6 to 5, and Washington defeating Chicago 3 to 2.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Philadphia
Boston
Louisville
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Plittsburg
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Produce Market Snapshot Reflected in Philadelphia Prices
Market notes show flour steady with various mills quoted from 52 to 63 per barrel for different grades. Wheat No 2 red firm, corn and oats steady, hay steady. beef and pork mixed with lard firmer. Butter and eggs firm. cheese firm with mixed skims. Potatoes quoted for Jersey and New York. cabbage and greens listed, overall steady market tone across regions.
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Philadelphia
Balliamore
Winer
Pennsylvania
City
Western Creamery
Tezimation Creamery
New York Garry
New York
Jerseys
Long Island
Jersey
MGR RC
Guge
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Hapggrer C. Stratmeyer
North Broadway
Maryland
Fisher & Shaw
South Calvert Street
Baltimore Stock Exchange
WM. Cc. Boteler
North Market Street
City Hotel
Ernest Helfenstein
W. Patrick Sr
Frederick, Md
Baker Johnson
O@ART
Pearre
Cassell & Waters, Real Estate and Insurance Brokers
Geurt Strest, Frederick
Masonic Building
Thurmont
Frederick
Grahham
Adellinzon E. Chareh St
High Bago
Adametown
Haliroad
Feagaville
Szarves
Pike
Same
Ubgrban
Ravenin
Anick
Fred
Braddock
Bransrick
Ralthaare
Third
Gnetonpirs
Matters Station
Utica
Levittown
Spee
Grover Graham
Steiner Bros
Ameer Cies
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Gleveland
Brgadier
George A Garretson
Sixth Massachusetts
West Point
Hazer
Philip S. Smith
United States Military Academy
Davis Richmond, Va
Daughters of the Confederacy
Daughter of the Confederacy
la Pekin
Russia
France
Belgium
Holland
Li Hunt Chang
C Mies
Socialiat
Berlin
Hanbure
Empror Willam
Lafayette
Ferdinand W. Peck
Peck
Quarlag
Tavana
Trocha Hotel
Margulis Carvera
Morlanso
Viotims
Democrats
Yale
New Haven
Dunna
Richard Malcom Johnson Pring
Richard Malcom Johnson
Mary-landa General Hospital
Johnson
Bt. Louis
Park Davis
Memphis
Flags Landing
Creston
Pittshurs
Elass Cuters
Aeverd
Joint Commission
Lumber Interests OF Canada
General Shafter
Montauk Point
Wikoff
Michigan
General Wheeler
Wheeler
Huntsside
Miles
Nelson A. Miles
Will
Bankera
Wa'l Street
Monongahela City
Corbett
McCoy
Roby la Porte
Ind
Roby
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