New York Democrats rally as Hill wins ovation at convention
At the New York state Democratic convention in Saratoga Senator Hill received an enthusiastic welcome. Delegates stood on chairs waving handkerchiefs as he faced the platform amid a tumultuous scene. He challenged opponents and defended the party, urging unity for a return to Democratic leadership nationwide.
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Saratoga
N.Y
Murphy
Senator Hill
Gilroy
New York
Erie
Hill
Empire
U Con
Repub
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Republican Party
William C. Whitney
Expect Trouble at Massillon Between Railroad and Miners
Deputy Marshal Haskell has orders from Washington to protect railroad property in Massillon if trouble arises as the United States receiver takes control. He will guard the railroad and will not involve himself with the miners or mines.
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Cleveland
United State
Marshal Haskell
Washington
United States
Massilion
Marsha Haskell
Commission to reconvene to review Chicago strike evidence
Labor Commissioner Wright, chairman of the U S commission to investigate the Chicago strike, arrived in Washington and said the panel will reassemble tomorrow at the labor office to decide if more testimony or suggestions are needed. Commissioner Kernan of New York will summarize remedies from received suggestions.
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Washington
Wright
United States Commission
Chicago
Kernan
New York
Hartman's Opponent Montane Democrat Nominee Corbett for Congress
Helena Mont Sept 27 Cleveland and the Democratic administration were endorsed by the Democratic state convention. The ticket names Hn. Corbett of Missoula as congress nominee and L A Luce Bozeman as associate justice. Meagher county shows Dems and Populists sharing nominations amid fusion sentiment but minority.
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U.S. Corbett
Congress
Helena
Mont
Cleveland
Hn. Corbett
Missoula
L. A. Luce
Bozeman
Meagher County
United States
Knights of Pythias Hold 22nd Minnesota Session in Minneapolis
The twenty second annual session of the grand lodge of Knights of Pythias of Minnesota opened at the Masonic temple in Minneapolis with Fred E. Wheaton as grand chancellor presiding. Mayor Eustis gave a welcome and L. P. Hunt of Mankato responded. A. Godfrey reported a balance of 2505 and total receipts of 8195.34 for the year. The national gathering will meet in Minneapolis in 1896, as the order maintains about 600,000 members.
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Seasion
Minneapolis
Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias of
Minnesota
Masonic Temple
Fred E. Wheaton
Eustis
L. P. Hunt
Mankato
Godfrey
Knights of Pythias
Carpenters Elect Officers in Indianapolis Meeting
The United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America elected officers led by President Charles Owens of New York and Vice President Henry Gayle of Indianapolis. Louis Tosey of Detroit became second vice president, with P. J. Bec Guire of Philadelphia as general secretary and treasurer. The strike fund was reduced by 20000, funds redirected to education. the Socialist platform was rejected while the American Federation platform was referred to locals. The secretary and treasurer role was kept separate and the president’s salary was rejected.
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Carpenters
Indianapolis
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America
Charles Owens
New York
Henry Gayle
Louis Tosey
Detroit
P. J. BecGuire
Philadelphia
American Federation
Falcon Brings Peary Relief Party To Philadelphia
Name Again reports the small steamer Falcon arriving with Peary relief party and expedition members. Thousands greet the explorers on the Philadelphia wharves before Mrs Peary and her baby depart for Washington after docking.
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Philadelphia
Falcon
Peary
Destruction After Fire Strikes Polish Cholera District
In Blusseki, Kalisch district, sixty houses were set ablaze last night and completely destroyed as cholera ravages the area. Inmates unable to flee due to illness were reportedly burned alive in their homes, marking a tragic, grim scene in Polish territory during the Holocaust period.
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Warsaw
Blusseki
Kalisch
Itussian Poland
McKinley Defines Tariff War in Indiana Campaign
Gov. McKinley of Ohio attacks the Democratic tariff in Indiana with ex President Harrison introducing him. Harrison cites Cleveland and Wilson condemning the tariff while Morton, Indiana ticket support rises. McKinley accuses Hawaii sugar treaty provisions of enriching the sugar trust and harming U.S. producers.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
McKinley
Ohio
Hoosterdam
Harrison
Tomlinson
Cleveland
Ways and Meany
House of Representatives
Wilson
New York
Levi Morton
Applai
Illinois
Congress
America
Hawaiian Islands
United States
King of Sad Islands
Senate
Great Sugar Trust
Sugar Trust
Democratic Party
Minnesota Sues Mason Lumber and Shevlin in Pine Logs Case
The state through Attorney General Childs and Warner, Richardson & Tatwren filed three Ramsey county district court actions against Mason Lumber Co and Thomas H. Shevlin seeking recovery of pine logs cut on state land. Logs valued around 40 thousand dollars are in the Mississippi and St. Croix booms. Shevlin is urged to pay the value of 285,158 feet of pine boards cut between July 1 and July 1, 1888. He denies all wrongdoing, calling it blackmail.
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DOM. Sheviie
St. Paul
Minnesota
Childs
Warner, Richardson & Tatwren
Ramsey County
Mason Lumber Company
Thomas H. Shevlin
Tumn
Thomas Shevlin
Cuntor Dedon
Legislative Pine
Shevlin
seTionie
Cleveland Freight Agent Shot Dead in Thai City
James B. Cayen, general freight agent of the Valley line, was killed by an unknown shooter in the heart of the city last night. Five bullets pierced his body as he fell, and a nearby resident and a scream were reported. Cayen was about sixty and a widower with a daughter on Kennard Street.
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Cleveland
Thai City
James B. Cayen
Valley Line
Varin
Varen
Kennard Street
Boiler Explosion Claims Four Lives Near Crystal ND
A boiler explosion on William Cain’s farm near Crystal North Dakota killed four men and badly wounded four others. The dead are Robert Hawthorne Chris Behrews FA Bar ranger Nick Phillips. Injured include Charles Shepard Alexander KR Rue Morris Getty Thomas Morgan. A team belonging to Thomas Moreau was killed. Report cites lack of water as cause.
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Crystal
Grafton
N. D
William Cain
Robert Hawthorne
Chris Behrews
Barranger
Nick Phillips
Charles Shepard
Alexander KR
Rue
Morris Getty
Thomas Morgan
Thomas Moreau
Nomination and death report cross districts and courts
Democats nominate John T. Bottom in Colorado First district and Louis Menge in Seventh district. Judge J. Gilbert of Paducah, Ky., dies in Longview, Texas. National Unitarian conference meets in Syracuse. Chicago man and family suffer mushroom confusion. son dies. Bulgarian returns show ministerialists leading. fifteen still awaited. Pushmath Choctaw Allen shot by deputy sheriff. Vancouver court grants ten day postponement in Maj Wahm paymaster trial. Cowboy Evangelist Justin Rice called common nuisance in Atlantic County court.
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John T. Bottom
Colorado
Louis Menge
J. ©. Gilbert
Paducah
Longview
Tex
National Conference of Unitarian
Saratoga
N. Y
Chicago
Thomas Elurolel
Bulgaria
Pushmath
Lid. T
Dim Allen
Robert Jackson
Maj. Wahm
Vancouver
Wash
Atlantic County
N. 5
Justin RB. Rice
The Great Northern Strike Conspiracy Indictment Quashed
In Vergas Falls Minnesota Judge Nelson voided the indictment against sixty two men accused of conspiracy in the Great Northern Strike. The defendants include residents of Karnesville Mond and Breckinridge. Demurrer argued by Tyler and Marden. Grand jury reconvenes as district attorney expects new indictments. Court to sit for about two weeks.
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Vergus Falls
Minn
United States
Eirent
W. RB
Nelson
Great Northern
Karnesville
Breckinridge
M. KR
Counterfeiters and charity drive fill distant notices
A long fragment cites George Walcot and Levi Clark arrested for circulating counterfeit coins in South Dakota and Nebraska, linked to a New York green goods firm. It mentions public works plans in Sioux Falls and a charity canvass, plus Methodist conference preparations in Duluth and militia reorganization. An incest charge in Duluth involves Fred Johnson, a widower with underage daughters.
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Aterfeiter
Yankton, &. D
George Walcot
Walcot
Levi Clark
Charles Mix County
New York
Nebraska
Complex Regional Agricultural and Political Notes
A mixed dispatch from Sept 27 covers Iowa crop progress with corn, wheat, and plowing updates, plus political chatter on Debs, Debs-era attacks, and the Minnesota labor story. It notes Seager’s accidental morphine death in Minneapolis and arrest of ex-postal inspector Laird in Los Angeles. Warship Colombia sailed from Port Linn to Italy.
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Iowa
Tie- Molies
Tibtates
Kennden
Los Angeles
Cal
Audeew Darkson Laird
Atkin
C Hicago
Untitled local note on fire incident and towns
Fragmentary OCR: report mentions Oreston and nearby towns with a fire incident around September 27. Details are unclear but suggest a regional blaze affecting Lowe Centivods and local institutions. No clear outcomes or names can be confirmed from the readable text.
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Oreston
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