Change of politics Louisiana sugar planters join the Republicans
Louisiana sugar planters convened at Washington street hall on Sept 18, adopting resolutions to join the National Republican Party. The convention, crowded with leading planters and New Orleans figures, endorsed Republican doctrine, Protection for American industries, pledged support for pro Republican congressmen, and empowered a thirty five member state committee to organize party activities and ensure fair elections.
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Markets: Grain and live stock reports with city note
Chicago markets show wheat steady and oats and pork prices rising while corn and lard move. Minneapolis reports mixed wheat futures and grades. Chicago hogs soft, cattle firm but quiet as Paul mayoral impeachment hearing begins in district court amid political wrangles and a sensational supreme court expected.
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Minneapolis
Northern
Ste. Chicago
Paul
Links of Love Opening of Sovereign Grand Lodge in Tennessee
The Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows met at Toulont Inn welcomed by Gov. Turney and Mayor Ochs in Chatta- Bowen. Grand sire J Campbell spoke grateful thanks as Tennessee hosts. Attendance below expectations and the visit included a trip to Chickamauga National Park with plans for a gland parade tomorrow. Morton leads Republican slate for Saratoga race.
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Chattynooza
Tenn
Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Toulont Inn
Peter Turney
Ochs
Chattansota
Hamilton County
Grand Sire
J. Campbell
Tennessee
Chatta- Bowen
Chicka
National Park
Gland Parade
Willike Place
Claims Fraud Rocks Ashland District Nomination
Enquirer reports corrected returns from Ashland show Owens leading Breckinridge by 310 votes. Breckinridge reacts with refusal to discuss counts and hints at possible contest, while Owens seeks to secure the nomination amid party tensions.
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Cincinnati
Vthe Enquirer
Ashland
Owens
Breckinrifle
Col. Breckinridge
National Christian League lauds Kentucky voters for Breckinridge defeat
The National Christian League for the Promotion of Social Purity under president Mrs Eliza beth K Grannis adopted resolutions praising Kentucky women and men for nobly working and earnestly praying to defeat W J Breckinridge. The resolutions celebrate the success as a blessing to the nation.
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New York
National Christian League For the
Elizabeth K .Grannis
Kentucky
W. ©. J. Breckinridge
Canadian Pacific agrees to pay tax on immigrants
Washington September 18 The commissioner of immigration received a letter from Mr McNicholl general passenger agent of the Canadian Pacific railroad stating all Canadian transportation companies carrying immigrants into the United States have agreed to pay the increased tax imposed by the sundry civil appropriation act.
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Commissioner of Immigration
McNicholl
Canadian Pacific Railroad
United States
Secretary Carlisle Reports Silver Dollar Coinage Volumes
Secretary Carlisle states that under the Sherman act the administration has coined standard silver dollars, totaling 1,000,000 dollars in value, with 520,079 dollars minted to date. The report outlines the ongoing coinage policy and quantities produced since taking office.
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Washington
Sept
Carlisle
Siygg
Rail line heist rattles Lake Shore in Stobson incident
Agent Warne of the Lake Shore railroad at Stobson tried to escape last night after an attempted robbery. A masked gang bound and secured him during a safe piling, the scale of loss to the company remains unclear as investigators probe the scene.
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F. Tr. Warne
Lake Shore Railroad
Stobson
Wagon Shop Fire At Waucoma Suspected Arson
A fire at the Wagon shop calthouse and machinery firehouse in Waucoma Union Iowa burned Sunday destroying several limbs? One was saved with hat. Insurance valued at 13,000 with 550 deductible. Officials say it was the work of an incendiary.
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Calthouse and
Waueroma
Bicycle trekker aims from Chicago to New York in six days
In a brisk pace news brief, P. Beavles, attempting a record bicycle trip from Chicago to New York in six days and one hour, was not expected to stop in Kind Ohio today. He is reported to be traveling from Westorin, about 100 miles west of town, with a tentative noon departure.
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KR. P. Beavles
Chicago
New York
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Noom in Broom Corn Prices Soar in Chicago Sale
Chicago Sept 15 A sensational advance in broom corn prices occurred amid brisk breath trade with prices 100 cents higher than last year Brooms now cost 50 cents a dozen more than previously.
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Chicago
Forgery Arrest Shocks Milwaukee Family Ties
Ver Worgery Chicago Sept 18 Caroline Busworth said to belong to a wealthy Milwaukee family was arrested today on forgery charges. It is claimed she swindled several business houses out of small amounts.
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Chicago
Caroline Busworth
Milwaukee
Enid
Oktay
Lee
Will Survey the Gold Fields in Lae New World Fields
FR Vu Winchell and Dr Grant from the state survey will serve this afternoon in the Bang Lake country to conduct a geological survey of Lae new world fields for Une state.
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Winchell
Grant
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New Wold
Une State
Trade resolution urged mutiny over unpaid soldiers in rail strike
The trade and Taborssembly passed a resolution urging Biale nin to mutiny due to soldiers not being paid for their work during the Kite railroad strike.
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Whel Rewnra
Rat for Congress in Cleveland Sept
Fragmentary political notice from Cleveland discusses candidates: Edward Caton and Lance Hominated, with mentions of Democrats and congressional races. The garbled text limits clear facts but implies a political contest and party alignment.
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Congress
Cleveland
Democrats of the Teeth
Lance
Edward i. Tatoi
Caton
Defeat for Chinese Army in Corean War
A Seoul dispatch dated yesterday describes a Japanese recon in force near Pung San, then a night assault that trapped and slaughtered Chinese forces at Ping Yang. Around 20,000 Chinese were overwhelmed, with heavy Japanese casualties minimal. Japanese stores and arms were captured. many Chinese escaped unarmed and will likely surrender. The broader Corean campaign is near its end.
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Seoul
Pung San
Li Hung Chang
Ping Yang
Corea
Senators Denounce Gorman Brice and Murphy in Damaging Resolution
At a meeting of the Young Men's Democratic Club in Boston on September 1, members adopted resolutions denouncing Senators Gorman, Swien, Smith and Murphy as unworthy to represent the party and calling for their removal. The text also demands abolition of protective duties favoring trusts, and endorses Cleveland and the Chicago platform.
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Brice
Murphy
Boston
Young Men’s Democratic Club
McKiniey
Dineenev
Cleveland
Wilson
Chicago
Becker Steps Out Resigns From Railway Commission
Gen George Ty Mecker resigns from the railroad and warehouse commission in St Paul. He plans to devote time before the first Tuesday in November to Democratic party work. He was the minority party member and a longtime attorney leading the Manitoba railroad efforts. His successor is not expected to be chosen soon.
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George Ty. Mecker
Railroad and Warehouse
Sinty Tielest
Deds
Gey Beeker
Railrad Us Warehouse
Uneve
Sand Atee
All Manhiloba Railroad
Ami Wile Chattman
Suyars Terns
The Pretty Office Girl Divorce Case
A Hurley station agent seeks divorce on grounds of cruelty and fear. He testified his wife drew a revolver at him in December and he was struck in April. Mrs Phinney blamed a pretty assistant, Miss Conklin, for their troubles after finding her in her husband’s office. The jury returned a verdict for the defense after about an hour.
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Minn
Gresham
Washington
Chicago
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Bamberg
Samuel A. Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick
Philadelphia House of Correction
Charles Marquart
State Board of Health
la Crosse
Milwaukee
California
Caminetti
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Echo
Murphysboro
Anne Rogers
Jeff Davis
Christiana Peterson
Nice
Cherokee
Kan
Parker
Phinney
Hurley
Ihe
Tan
Anniversary of Mexican Independence Celebrated in Mexico City
Mexico City marked the eighty fourth anniversary of Mexican independence with a military demonstration and the semiannual congress session. President Diaz read a message praising peace and prosperity and noting international visitors, including the U S boundary commission, the China issue, and proposed North and South American monetary conference. The speech hinted at potential trouble over the Mexico Guatemala boundary dispute and criticized Guatemala’s actions. An associated wire report notes bankers and political figures connected to the event and possible resignations in related financial circles.
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City of Mexico
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Boundary Commission
United States
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Ching
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South America
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Deen Pultscines
Breckinridge Quits Contest In Kentucky Nomination
Lexington Sept 18 Everything is quiet as Owens gains nomination while Breckinridge backers push to contest. Efforts to secure irregularity evidence falter as Breckinridge supporters lose leverage. Welch pledges not to oppose the returns leaving a tied committee vote and Breckinridge to serve until March. Breckinridge charges fraud and says he will support the nominee if defeated.
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Owens
Democratic Congressional Committee
Frankfort
Fayette County
Greekiridge
State Democratic Committee
Breckinridge
Brreckinridge
Uw Breckinridge
B. J. Welch
Breckinrige
McKinley to speak in Minnesota cities in October
Gov McKinley plans five political addresses in Minnesota in October beginning October 6 in St Paul and continuing to Duluth and Minneapolis venues. The St Paul auditorium will open at a set hour with limited reserved seats for invited guests, while most tickets remain unissued. He will then head to Madison Wisconsin for a Tuesday appearance and may speak in Winona Minneapolis and Mankato later in October.
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Duluth
St Paul
McKinley
Minosota
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Wis
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Winons
Mankato
Elkins Will Run Reasoned Prospect For West Virginia Senate
Ex Secretary of War E. M. Elkins in New York hints at a Senate bid from West Virginia. He cautions about next legislature and pledges to push for reform while endorsing a free trade Democratic policy. Business leaders in West Virginia are seen as pivotal to a potential political shift.
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Hikins
Holland House
Elkins
United States Senate
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Virginia
Wilson
West Virginia
Carpenters and Joiners Open Annual Session
Over 200 delegates attended the opening session of the annual convention of the Vinita Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of the Tilted States. The body, connected with the American Federation of Labor, notes 740 members and an aggregate fund exceeding 8a,100).
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Inulinapoliz
Deleaatos
Vinita Brosherioml
Ennglish Lal
Secrvtary PL J. Mellulre
Larceny Case Ties New York Operator to Stowell Theft
John D. Cameron, a New York telegraph operator, is jailed in the central station for allegedly stealing 2800 from J. Stowell, a prominent New York stock broker. Detective McCafferty traces Cameron across many cities to Helena, Montana, then to the Atlas gambling rooms before his arrest. He reportedly confessed to losing the money at the Atlas rooms after helping a companion. The piece also notes the International Deep Waterways Convention opening in Toronto with US delegates, focusing on the Georgian Canal project to connect the Great Lakes to tidewater.
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John D. Cameron
New York
Leaner J. Siegell
Central Station
Janes McCafferty
James Byrnes
McGaferty
Cameron
Me Dior
Helena
Mont
Atlas Smbling
Jaainder d. Stowell
Husk Lick
Cioneron
Stowell
Hin
McCafferty
Atlas
Sedona
Toronto
Ont
Great Lakes
United States
Capt
J. 8. Dunham
Chicago
Board of Trade
Chet
Mayer Dowes
Ald. J. Shaw
John Hal.lan
O. W. Shepard
AL Micdonald
Georgian Canal Company
Onion
Nott Te Bay
Georgian Bay
Lake
Huon
Peninsula
Ontario
Lake Ontario
Vornte
Comet
J. Enoch ‘Thompson
Joan Ov
Oo Sleep
Wateraqy
Fire at Washington mattress factory kills several workers
A devastating blaze at the Stumph & Brothers mattress factory in Washington leaves four bodies recovered at the morgue or hospital and many workers unaccounted for. Among the deceased are Willkin, Willie Ashe, and Jats B. Vaaghe. others feared dead include Monty Howler and Philip Ackerman with several seriously injured at Ge Hospital.
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Lingston
Sep
Rowe
Stumph & Brothers
Ie Hospital
Nurjed
Willkin
Yenuys
Willie Ashe
Vaagbe
Monty Howler
Philip Ackerman
Robert Keitzel
A. J. Marske
Arthur Beying
Harry Bacon
Enid ash wreck sparks townwide alert in Oktay
Fire razes buildings in North Enid triggering urgent warnings from officials. Police report fast-moving flames, extensive destruction, and a cautious town assessing losses. Miners at Brown's Creek shift to new shafts as recovery efforts begin.
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