Washington Notes and International Dispatches
August crop data indicate wheat output near 60 million bushels with conditions down to 74.9 from July. Reports cover counterfeiting in silver dollars, a Holyoke plan to unseat Hevan, Knights of Labor talks, Li Hung Chang safety rumors, and Nansen expedition notes. Also listed are railway accidents, typhoid fears in Paris, and other scattered items from Washington to China.
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Washington
T of Agriculture
Kansas
H. Mirorr
Department
United States
Hevan
McKinley
Reme
Knuights of Laborittee
Vleas
Knights
Neral Department
Inrstant
John W
Interior Department
Championship racing feats and violent incidents span nationwide
Reports cover three straight track championships in Detroit and Louisville with record times, a fatal knife attack in Owens, Michigan, a hotel fire at Manhasset, and a series of disasters from floods in Nicaragua to a rail wreck in Ravensworth Virginia. The week shows heat deaths in New York, labor strife in Cleveland, and political maneuvering over silver coinage and electors.
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Tom Cooper
Luisville
Arthur Jardinerole
Lancert
Port Wayne
Ind
Robert J
Gronex Russell
Owens
Mich
Russell
Deen
United States
Canada
Cleveland
Brown Company
Manhansett
Long Iland
Rama
Atlantic
Nicaragua
Jigua
United Sates Tee F. F. W
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Washington
Ravensworth
Somersord
Navasota
Tex
National Retail Butchers’ Protective Association
Denver
Col
Armour Packing C
Armour Company
Montpetier
Ida
Jackson
Pieraten
Bryan
McKinley
Sig Jonx Miliar
Royal Academy
London
Travis
Sharp
Talomonie
Heatington
Yeas
T. E Watson
Ile Fe
Sewall
Campaige
Mottan Ross
Shas
Persia
Teheran
Natonal Negro Democratic League
Chicapo
Petatch
New York
Joux Twomrsox
Jay Leonard
Sandusky
Owensboro
Chicago
Thomas A. Moran
Sound Money
Turse
Wheeling
W. Va
State Committee
Louisville
Campments
Destructive incidents and deaths span regions and times
Reports recount a church meeting near Grayson Kentucky killings in a horse traders fight near Grayson four men died and two wounded Spicer sold whisky. desperadoes Bill and Bob Christian arrested at Salisaw Oklahoma Territory. Drowning deaths at Mobile Bay Madison and New York wife murder suicide. Fire in New York six story building killed several. Bank Duluth closed by heavy withdrawals.
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Arach
Grayson
Spicer
Harrison Brothers
Whitt
Derery Mamsmat McLamnone
Bill
Bob Christian
Salisaw
I. T
Oklahoma City
Aniane Wacken
Viola French
Margaret Curry
Dog River
Mobile Bay
Aton Dixkuemas
New York
Rockford
Jons Russert
Owassee
Mich
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Ravensworth
United States
Canada
Tax Security Bank of
Duluth
Minn
Capital
Madison
Wis
Murray Fields
Treasury Hallmarks Struggle for Funds in Mississippi
Treasury near empty the state treasurer confirms. He explains warrants payed in order of presentation due to lack of funds, outlines bond proceeds and disbursements, cites ad valorem receipts as future aid, and notes twelve counties unpaid on common school funds with December as probable clearance point.
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Treasury
Commercial Appeal
Stave
Tommen
Bonuse
Senate Committee
House
Senate Finance Committee
Drought Persists as Water Feeds Stock and Crops
The week ending August 10 shows continued drought across much of the state with only scattered beneficial showers. Cotton picking remains general but production is shrinking due to drought, corn is short and in some areas a total failure. Military sentiment rises in Holly Springs as Capt. James B. McDowell mobilizes local material to form a National Guard company for the next Iloxi encampment.
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Grand Lodge of Knights and Ladies of Honor
Jackson
Iworge C. Myers
Holly Springs
J. T. Gabbart
Senatobia
R. (. Kelly
Port ‘Iibson
L. T. Smith
Holtos
Grag
Mra J. D. Ligon
Gloster
Juta DD. Mridges
Brandywine
W. . Jobmon
Tyre
Grand Guardian
T. J. Biewell
McCool
Grand Sentinel
Mra
A. A. Caulfield
T. J. Wood
Starkville
Grand Orator
S. Il Pryor
Earl Jenkins
M. P. Gregory
Grand Lodge
W. T Suke
W. E. Mall
David McDowell
Drouth
National Guard
James BR. McDowell
St. Thomas Hall
Jolly Springs
Iloxi
Fire attempt at Burnsville mayor's office
An arson attempt occurred at Burnsville around midnight when a coal oil soaked wall was ignited. The fire was quickly discovered near the depot where a crowd had gathered for the midnight train, and the flames were extinguished. Authorities seek the culprit.
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Burnsville
Noclew
Tragic shooting near Clarksdale ends two lives
In the Elkhorn plantation area four and a half miles west of Clarksdale last evening about seven o clock L Howard was killed and his father J M Howard mortally wounded in a family quarrel. The estranged wife witnessed the deadly three minute shooting in which a brother-in-law and possibly the father-in-law were also affected.
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Clarksdale
Elkhorn Plantation
L. Howard
J. M. Howard
Women donate site for hospital annex on Manship avenue
Mrs. George W. Carlisle of Jackson gives a prime Manship avenue site to the Cottage Hospital ladies. The lot is ample for the project and subscriptions are near sufficient to begin erecting the needed buildings. A substantial portion already is in hand and progress continues bravely toward the remaining funds.
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George W. Carlisle
Jackson
Cottage Hospital
Manship Avenue
Paderewski’s collapse cancels early next season shows
Paderewski’s health collapse forces cancellation of all engagements for the early part of next season. The famed pianist faces a serious outlook and is temporarily a nervous wreck. Violinist Yanze speaks simply of preferences and humor, hoping for quiet water and a fish line with no politics.
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Paderewski
Yanye
Battle Between Brown Hoisting strikers and returning workers
In a pitched clash at the Brown Hoisting Works nine workers returning home faced a group of ten striking laborers. Four men were shot. two fatally, including George Plumb and George Larsen. Injured were Al Caldwell Mixley and others. The melee lasted about three minutes with around thirty shots fired, amid ongoing militia and police protection since the strike began.
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Cleveraxe
George Plumb
Brown Company
George Larsen
al Caldwell
Mixley
Brown
Tronche
Wade Park
East Madison Streets
Lab
Brown Works
Yaqui Indians Executed After Raid Captures
Three Yaqui Indians captured after the raid on the 12th were taken by Mexican soldiers and shot. They acknowledged links to the raid but claimed force from their chief. Other Lodians in prison face possible similar executions as Mexican authorities boast of suspects. Cavalry and infantry efforts press Yaqui bands near Santa Cruz and Calabasas. A U S cavalry force heads toward Nelate with Fort Crittenden units. a band of about thirty Yaquis was reported near Soavita. Ranchers report Indian bands scouring range country and driving cattle.
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Nogates
Arie
Metian
Nogales
Santa Cruz
Impetiatel
Calabasas
United States Cavalry
Fort Grant
Neate
Fort Crittenden
Raza
Soavita
Te¢Range
Soldiers Sent to Pacify the Yaqui Indians Near Arizona
A company of infantry moved to Hueyavi Thursday evening to intercept Yaqui Indians camped there. They found 25 Indians had been present, but left hours earlier as fires burned out. Cavalry pursued toward Oro Blanco, aiming to halt the Indians near the Nogales region. authorities suspect the group is fleeing toward Mexico or a US rendezvous near the Pajarita mountains.
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Novates
Ariz
Huevavi
Oro Blanco
Nogales
Mexico
United States
International Los
Pajarita Mountains
Floods in Bombay region drown hundreds and wash railway away
A Bombay dispatch reports devastating floods from the Kistan river. Two hundred people drowned when a boat sank near Tatara. Extensive property damage and homelessness follow as water overflows wash out seven miles of the Hyca Habad railway.
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Bombay
Kistan
Tatara
Hyca Habad
The Durrant Case Fate and Insanity Appeal Trend
In Las Fuaxcraco on August 14 observers say if the supreme court rules against Theodore Durrant, supporters will retry the murder case on insanity grounds. They allege Durrant was ill for six weeks before the Blanch Lamont murder at Emanuel Baptist Church and was delirious during that period.
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Las Fuaxcraco
Supreme Court
Theodore Drurrant
Blanche Lamont
Emanuel Baptist Church
Durrant
Minnie Williams
Rules to curb illegal pension board practices issued
Assistant Secretary John W. Keyoolda issues rules to require full participation of pension board examining surgeons in each case. Certificates must name present members. applicants may defer if only a partial board is present and sign to be examined later. Rules take effect Oct 1, 1994, to curb fraud and improper fees.
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Waanixaros
Pension Boards
John W. Keyoolda
Interior Department
Bureau of Pensions
Byron A. Ivermore
Third
New York Cavalry
Heresa
le Justice
Rernerds
Arbitration Talks Advance on Venezuela Boundary Dispute
Secretary's dispatch to Sir Julian Paunceforte and the Galisbery plan dominate the Commons debate as officials predict a final agreement by December. The exchange signals progress toward an exhaustive arbitration of the Venezuela Galanae controversy with hopes for an equitable settlement.
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Wasurxeros
Iney
Julian Paanecefote
Huntieh
House of Commons
Britain
Lord Galisbery
Balfour
Foreign Office
State Department
Halfears
William Harcourt
Olney
Nansen Explains Why Pole Reach Eluded Him
Dr Nansen says Fram drifted west to Spitzbergen and blocked by pack ice and lack of dogs prevented reaching the north pole. He notes warmer waters below and describes the arduous land voyage with a winter spent in a storm house on Franz Joseph Island.
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Franz Joseph Island
North and South American Transportation and Express Grew Authorized
Minister Baker reports both Costa Rica and Nicaragua granted to the International North and South American Transportation and Express a U.S. citizen corporation authority to operate in those nations. Concessions were offered to promote the enterprise. The company aims to extend North American trade into Central and South American ports.
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Wasnixetox
Baker
Managua
Department of Estate
Bryan Candidate to Seek Rest on Sea Voyage
Alex Troup of the New Haven Union says Bryan plans a ten day rest after urging by his campaign manager. He will sail on a yacht to avoid attention and ensure absolute rest.
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New Haven
Coon
Alex Troup
The
New Haven Union
New York
Bryan
Bryan Cisg
Troup
Negan
Noose
Deliberate attack on Foreman Ames Morley at No Tt quarry
A Berea report states George Kowaskenski assaulted Foreman Morley with a shovel in the quarry, then tried to drown him. Morley was thrown into a creek. Kowaskenski was arrested and charged with assault with intent to kill.
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Creverasp
Berea O
Saye
Ames Morley
No Tt
George Kowaskenski
Morley
Mowaskonak
Vo Ki
A Plea Thereto and a Panther Killings Report
A bizarre Southern Gleanings item describes Miss Julia Moore a 16 year old girl from West Palm Beach mauled by a panther while hiding in shrubbery during a school dance outing near Lake Worth post office. The incident leaves her severely injured with little hope of recovery. The section also reports various other accidents crimes and weather notes across Alabama Florida and Tennessee.
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Julia Moore
West Palm Beach
Acoid
Regin
Lake Worth
Post -Freet
Miss Moore
Mina Moore
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London Chronicle
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International Red Crow Society
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Romano
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National Committee
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Somerville
Tenn
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President Cleveland
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Eth Tes
India
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Texas Brewin Co
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Potomac River
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Mississippi
Marshall Coanty Farmers
Marshall County Farmers’ Institute
George J. Finley
United Confederate Veterans
Yalobusha
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Irenade
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Pitsbord
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Houston
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Oxelona
J.J. Slack
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West Mississippi
Ridgeland
Michigan
Mississippi Crop Report
Clarkedale
ART and Music
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Krons Works
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Vega
Lodiana
Martie
Pfeh
Aml Sheet
Samumary
Ifaely
Fiulien
Dodie
Pension Boards of Examiners
DR. Nansen
North Pole
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Ames Merley
Alehamsetton
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Ala
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Jacksonville
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Southern Savings and Trust
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Tucker
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Turney
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Maton Comety
Richmond
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Bibb County
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Brookhaven
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James Clark
Frask
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Norfelk
Norfolk
Atlantic Sea
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Dreweed
Charles O'Connor
West Point
Mixa
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