Various World News Reports and Incidents Across Continents
Telegrams and dispatches describe cholera outbreaks in Cili Austria and panics in Central America. Reuters notes Canadian government actions on copyright and a Canada premier’s resignation dynamics. Fires devastate western Colorado near Newcastle with thousands of acres burned and market shifts in corn prices. A brutal crime in Harmarville Pa. and frog plagues in Minnesota are reported amid broader political and diplomatic notes from Washington and Paris.
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Colorado
Newcastle
Train Wreck Blamed on Robbers West of Osage City
A Santa Fe express derailed near Osage City after rails were blocked by train robbers. Four crew members died and about twenty five passengers were seriously injured as the train rolled down a steep embankment. About $1,000,000 in valuables aboard the Missouri River express were reportedly not recovered.
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John F. Pratt
The
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Relief Fund of Corps
Fane
TRF
Rock Island
Farnum
Foster
Hamilton
Camp Low
N. J
Sawtelle
Chicago
Washington
Tuk
National Association of
ex-Army and Navy Chaplains
Gray
Indiana
Cleveland
Bazsard’s Bay
Masa
Wixson Wiixes
Indianapolis
Maries Hietmeomrern
Glentale
Adelbert Sire
Comeladet
Richmond
Lange
Marchieness
Aberrerreny
London
Uareourt John Johnstome
Hackers
Yorkshire
Regland
Fierween
Tormka
Kas
Santa Fe
Osage City
Trade review notes cholera lull but uneven U S activity
R G Dun & Co weekly trade summary cites vanishing cholera alarm and mixed returns across regions. Wheat, cotton, and woolen goods show strength in some areas while others lag, with money tight and imports down. Gen John Pope dies at 81 in St Louis Soldiers Home after a long military career from West Point to the Civil War.
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Cearly
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Wenal
Bette
Cassidera
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Lomiea
Bat Ban Parl
Newport
United States
Canada
Saxbeeny
John Pope
St. Louis
Wes Bers
Kaskaskia
West Point Military Academy
Fiertta
Wlunteere
Missouri
Arrest in Ohio after church carpet theft shocks parishioners
Wee Swace is under arrest in Spring- Seid Ohio for entering the Third Le theral Church Friday evening and taking the carpet from the auditorium. He says church people could bear the loss better than four private individuals.
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Wee
Spring- Seid
Ohio
Austin
Texas
Michigan Board of Health
Canada
South Carolina
Rio Grande
Rio Grande City
Brownsville
Morrillton
Ark
Moore's
Prairie Grove
Indian Territory
Wreck on Mount Joy Branch Kills Fireman Colwell
A fatal collision on the Mount Joy branch near Pierin Pennsylvania at 2:25 AM involved the Philadelphia express and the Pacific express. Fireman William Colwell, 32, of Philadelphia, died after both engines and two express cars were wrecked. Engineer Samuel H. Tilly was badly injured, and others sustained injuries as crews rerouted trains.
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Kehnz
Jacob Michael
Philadelphia Express
Pacific Express
Colwell
Samuel H. Tilly
Jacob Michaels
Harry Neal
Harrisburg
Columbia
Wreck at Shreve causes eight dead in rail clash
An early morning collision near Shreve, Ohio on the Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago line left eight people dead and nine injured. Five freight and two engine cars burned as crews failed to heed orders to hold for an express, triggering a head end crash two miles from Shreve. Rescue work began promptly with local help and dispatches to railroad officials.
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Supt. Watts
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Shree
Pittsburg
Ft. Wayne & Chicago
Chicago
Sam
Shreve
Wooster
Johnson Meek
R. St. Jenkins
Henry Watson
Durant
Watson
Castillian Springs
New Commander-in-Chief Issues First General Order
Milwaukee Wis Sept 25 The newly elected commander-in-chief of the G A R urges comrades nationwide cooperation for a successful administration. Official business to be directed to E B Gray assistant general with headquarters to be announced. Also Vienna to Trieste long distance bicycling event invites international competitors.
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Trieste
Grasse
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Berlin
Peary Returns to Philadelphia after Arctic voyage
The Kite reaches the Philadelphia breakwater with Lieut Peary and his relief party aboard the Lillie M. Graham. A large welcome at the academy of natural sciences includes relatives of Verhoeff, and Peary discusses Verhoeff’s fate and future plans. Curiosities and Esquimaux dogs are landed. Astrup is allowed to land after immigration formalities.
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Gavin W. Hart
Wm. E. Hughes
Accademy of
Natural Sciences
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Charles Killar
Relief Committee of
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Keenland
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Greenland
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Ile
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New York
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Nway
United States
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