Heavy snowfalls hit Greensburg Kentucky and more
Heavy snow covered Greensburg Kentucky on the eve of a storm with up to half an inch of accumulation reported. Portsmen from Chicago elected as president of the National Arcage Builders Association. Various international notes include the pope's actions on religious anniversaries in Colombia and ongoing railway labor tensions.
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F_ Kinpart
Chicago
Naarrage Builders’ Association
Ito
America
Colombia
Fresh death toll and accidents spark turmoil worldwide
A flood of reports covers peome deaths in Hamberg and Chicago as poison gas and accidents claim lives. An explosion of worst fire in Milwaukee follows a stormy Teutonic voyage while officials in Vienna report cholera deaths and Parma’s unrest triggers military moves.
Multiple News Briefs From Across The Nation
Mrs Simex Moxa of Labrador gave birth to a girl named Columbes at the Esquimax camp inside the Worlds Fair grounds in Chicago. Newberger Bros of Cincinnati bound over to the grand jury in Springfield Ohio for using the cigar makers union label on non union goods. Dr Exuur arriving from Hamburg says cholera is not fatal and sanitary living lowers risk. The President commuted Meredith Crow of Arkansas from life to ten years. Rome Georgia rolling mill renamed receiver. mill employed 400 workers, company owes salaries. Secretary of State asks London to help release Dr Thomas Gallagher. John Curtain and others serving life in Ireland are in question. Corres ginning at Courtland Alabama at 0 cents per bale of 500 pounds amid fierce ginner competition. Oil discovery near Catawissa Pennsylvania causes excitement. Georgia Governor Norris opposes lynching in annual address. U.S. weekly deaths and failures total 287 this week vs 225 last year. Milwaukee fire of mid month causes $15,900,000 loss and four lives. A shooting in Madison Florida ends with George Graham killed by Joe Dickerson.
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Philadelphia
Reading
von Co Ssania
Sederahan
Mahanor
Opera Bortis
Jerome
New York
Washington
Tonquin
Rockdale
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Luther Peekins
Coffeyville
Lea
Bill Deltom
Steidard
Gulf
Sister de Lamar Lode
Owyhee County
Idaho
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Charch
Boise
Idabe
Fred A. Wilkie
Prohibition
Vienna
United States
Behring Sea
Harrison
Indianapolis
White House
James Errs
Flintgle
Tenn
Marshal Qevin
Cardwell
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Shoemur
Miche
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Amsterdam
Father Mollinger
Pittsburgh
Turnace
W. L. Laos
H. C. Frick
National Carriage Builders Assciation
Buffalo
N. Y
Chicago
Admiral Walker
la Yueyra
Venezuela
Ecuoms
Lisbon
Serpa Pimental
Teutonic
Simex Moxa
Labrador
Columbes
Springfield
Ohio
Newberger Bros
Cincinnati
Grand Jury
de. Exuur
Hamburg
Meredith Crow
Arkansas
Rome
Corres
Courtland
Ala
Catawiesa
Norruces
Georgia
Canada
Northwest
Milwaukee
Madison
Fla
George Graham
Eran
Joe Dickerson
Fiery cyclone devastates Milwaukee business district
A massive fire swept Milwaukee's East Water Street area starting at 550 o'clock in an oil establishment. The blaze, driven by a hurricane, scorched half a mile east to the lake and a mile north, destroying hundreds of factories, wholesale houses, and thousands of frame homes. Losses run into millions with over 80 likely cottages burned and dozens of deaths reported, while rail yards, gas works, and electric plants burned. relief efforts and militia were deployed as Chicago sent aid.
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Indiana
Boone County
Lebanon
Porter County
Lewisville
New Albany
Chicago Railroad Co
Supreme Court
Apia
Samoa
Greorge
Tonga
England
Masttoma
John Franklin
Franklin
Jackson Park
National Commission
Chicago
Milwaukee
Scex J. Tiowrsesx
Shelbyville
Im) Republican
Dears
Portugal
Vooes
Europe
New York
United
Leune
Lima
Wabash River
Terre Haute
Ind
Alliwn
Millwarker
Brocks
East Water Street
Union
Fast Water Street
Mee
Milwaukee Street
Lake Shore
Emi
Northwestern
Foley
Lake Michigan
F. Dohemen & Co
M. Bloch
Baby Kipp
Roundy
Peckham
Jacob Dellawer
Jobhneon Bros
American Biscuit Co
National Distilling Co
L. F. Hodges
Board of Trade
Ninth
Cedar Streets
Wcloek
Rng
Wersel & Wilte
Asien
Potton
Germania Society
Wisconsin
Washington mourns as Harrison party returns after funeral
The funeral party leaves R. S. McKee residence for the depot on their return to Washington. President Harrison thanks pallbearers and intimate friends in his private car. He drafts a note to the press expressing gratitude for the sympathy shown and the sorrow of the day. In Hartford, Dr A Newton’s body is found after two months, head severed from the trunk and cause unknown. Hyde Park records another gas asphyxiation death, Englishman Herbert Rusker, found in his room at 41 Wabash Avenue.
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Washington
Harrison
McKee
R. S. McKee
Presient
Loring Hans
Ness
Merwes
Conn
A. Newton
Newton
Hartford
Odertess
Five men scalded in steam pipe burst at Webster works
In Carcaco on October 2 five workers were badly scalded when a steam pipe burst at the Webster manufacturing works. John Mulvaney died from his injuries while Thomas Dobbs Patrick Moran William Dee and Morris Santo received less severe burns and are expected to recover. A separate note records three fatal accidents at Alten LL Wedgesdar where life losses were reported.
Grain Car Shortage Causes Western Blockade Fears
The Oct 27 report warns of a nationwide railcar shortage delaying grain shipments from the Midwest. About 10,000 cars are stalled or loaded elsewhere, threatening a historic blockade as eastern lines struggle to lift the backlog. Western lines blame eastbound traffic and seek relief from eastern railways.
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Chicago
Chicag
St. Pal
Atchison
Gaunt Undertakers Targeted in Federal Antitrust Case
Fifty ielt Kansas undertakers face federal anti trust charges after warrants issued by United States District Attorney J W Ady. Warrants served across multiple towns including Topeka Newton Arkansas City Lawrence and Salina as part of the arrest sweep. JM Keight attempted to start a Topeka undertaker business but failed due to association influence.
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Itterdl JM
Keight
Topeka
Association
United States
Allewiation
Walker
Lemling
Kangasur
Kas
Newton
Arkansas
Lawrence
Barnett
Eldorado
Junction City
Salina
Emporia
Parsons
Lincoln
Fort Scott
Cofferville
Selan
McPherson
Anthony
Olambus
Troy
Seneca
Larned
Matebiaon
Abilene
Robins seized as a fine case and a wedding tale
Rev Thomas Dixon Jr of Lexington Avenue Baptist Church New York was arrested for violating game laws and fined 155. He counted 31 robins and paid 155 at Colonial Bank of New York. Edwin Gould and Sarah Cantire Sherady wed quietly at East Sixth Street with twenty guests and plans for a extended wedding tour.
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Thomas Dixnen
Lexington-Avenue Baptist Church
New York City
Dixon
Tammany Hall
Koch
Staten Island
Colonial Bank of New York
New York
Edwin Gould
Jay Geuld
Sarah Cantire Sherady
East Sixth Street
Robert Ollier
Church of the Messiah
Mrs. Troald
Boy Dies From Asiatic Cholera In Jersey City Heights
Excitement rose in Jersey City Heights over a death from Asiatic cholera. William Bonner, a carpenter five years old of No Franklin Street, returned home for lunch in cold health and fell ill soon after. He died early this morning with Dr. Joseph Rooney confirming cholera and City Physician Dr. Johns Beary agreeing.
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New Yoas
Jersey City Heights
William Bonner
Mit Franklin Street
Joseph Rooney
Johns B
Beary
Rooney
Religious and social notes mix in town church counts and missions
The piece lists Methodist, Baptist, and Congregational presence across the U.S. and notes a missionary bicycle tour in England. It mentions Christian Endeavor efforts along New Jersey coasts, local leaders, and a mix of religious education, craft, and self improvement classes, with scattered biographical references and funding details.
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J. Peter's Church
Rome
Duomeo
Milan
Italy
Trerman Indentrial
Saieties
New Jersey
United States
Jen Reoth
Lomdrom
Ker Nam Tah
North
Laos
Sissies
Bich Sransiim
Newman Varsieg
Carolinal Maneirg
Louisville
Hinancle
Lord Hrassey
Aslees
Lomiem
England
Kristian I Nin
Lomion
Word Prefix Duel In Spelling Style Game
A description from Ladies' Home Journal explains a pro and con party game where two teams alternate sentence beginnings. Pros start each sentence with a word prefixed by pee while avoiding repeats, and a con team interrupts with con prefixed sentences, aiming to extend the tale until one side fails.
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Wsan
Ladies’Home Journal
One Question Settled in a Domestic Quarrel
In a humorous exchange, Josiah and Mrs. Chugwater discuss Peggy’s conduct. Maria warns of replacing Peggy as cook after a serious rift with her mistress. Mr. Chugwater, distracted by his newspaper, sides with a pun about who cooks what while the problem remains unsettled.
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Josiah
Mr. Chugwater
Peggy
Maria
Chicago Tribune
New York Artist Skips Blonde Angels Secret
A New York artist painting an angel is questioned by a lady friend who asks why angels have dark hair and Mack eyes. He replies the secret is tied to his wife’s blond hair and refuses to reveal it, hinting it could cause trouble.
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M. Scoutt
Rome
Sap
New York
Texas
Mra Deeds Reveals Husband Drinks Ice Water Too Much
Mrs Podds confides that her husband stays home with a headache due to too much ice water. He drank three before breakfast this morning. Lile notes she had several experiences with men this summer, refusing seven and accepting five.
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Lile
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