Grand Army Parade Ossifices Washington March Recall
Veterans from many posts and states marched before the White House in a long Grand Army of the Republic parade. Roosevelt and cabinet members observed as 500000 spectators filled the streets in praise of fidelity and memory. San Francisco favored as next encampment site amid talks on rail rates and campaign momentum.
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Congressions
Grand Army
Porrance
Minnesota
le Coloney A
Noel Hd Marerial
Grand Sons of Veterans
Mli
Columbia Post
Strong
Sin
Pimola
Walcott
Milwaukee
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York
Lafayette
New York City
Bidwell-Wilkinson
Buffalo
Connecticut
Massachusettes
New Jersey
Maine
California
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Vermont
Virginia
North Carolina
Maryland
Nebraska
Michigan
Iowa
Indiana
Missouri
Kansas
Department of Potomac
White House
Washington
San Francisco
General Shafter
Atlantic City
Scandal Hits Seattle Volunteers of America Members
In Seattle on Oct 8 scandal erupts as the wife of Captain Jones and Mrs Carrie Alrich elope with John Schreiver and another man. The couples fled to Los Angeles. Ballington Booth notified in Chicago. General Booth a friend of Mrs Jones. Officers fear impact on the movement in the city.
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Volunteers of America
Seattle
Captain Jones
Mre
Alirich
Wash
the Volunteers of America
Carrie Alirich
John Schreiver
Schreiver
Los Angeles
Ballington Booth
Chicago
General Booth
Dense Fog Sinks British Steamer Off Beachy Head
In dense morning fog the British steamer Robert Ingham sank within five minutes after collision with the trans Atlantic Kron Prinse Wilhelm off Beachy Head. The Wilhelm rescued 18 crew members while the mate and one passenger were drowned. A separate Nebraska bank robbery report from Davenport notes the Lawrie Hardware Company robbery last night.
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Beachy Head
London
Niner
Kron Prinse Wilhelm
Robert Ingham
Wilhelm
Ome
Nebraska
Davenport
Neb
Lawrie Hardware Company
Riot and death in New Orleans mine riot violence grim
Rioting and shooting erupted in New Orleans as strikers attacked cars run by non union workers. Police fired on the crowd wounding many including Motorman Johnson and Conductor Clark who may die. A reporter had an arm torn off and a non union man died at Charity hospital. Militia and volunteers called up amid ongoing clashes with fears of more bloodshed and expected reinforcements from Chicago.
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New Orleans
Johnson
Clark
Charles Ferguson
Wae
Kennedy
Aeabe
Robert Edwards
Chicago
Death dealing wrecks six killed on Pennsylvania road
A rear end collision between two Pullman trains on the Pennsylvania railroad near Men to Park in New Brunswick New Jersey early today left six dead and many injured. The crash disrupted the main line and prompted emergency response as rescuers worked through wreckage and investigations began into the cause of the collision.
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Pennsylvania Road
New Brunswick
N. J
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mento Park
New York Market Mixed Across Exchanges
New York market reports show higher closings across the Board with buyers awaiting dips and reluctance to premarket sales. Prices cited include Chicago December at 744, New York at 744, St Paul 185, L and N 187, Union Pacific 104, and Steel 89.
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J. L. Ray & Co
Pendleton
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Chicago
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Steel
Bragg Transferred From Havana to Hong Kong Post
Washington reports General Bragg, consul-general at Havana, is reassigned as consul-general at Hong Kong, replacing William Roubleo who moves to Havana. The shift follows Cuba’s protest over Bragg’s published letter to his wife criticizing Latin self-government.
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Hong Kong
Washington
General Bragg
William Roubleo
Oregon Short Line Elects Directors in Salt Lake
Salt Lake City October 8 shareholders of the Oregon Short Line elected all former Harriman directors except Jones who will be replaced by McCormick of Salt Lake City. Negotiations were stated to be pending for a single through line to Los Angeles.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Oregon Short Line
Harriman Board
Jones
McCormick
Ite
Los Angeles
Death Imminent Says Vienna Dispatch
A Vienna dispatch reports the sultan’s condition is critical and death may occur at any moment. The note notes the ruler has been in poor health for some time and a message confirms imminent fatal outcome.
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Vienna
Operators Seek Mitchell Terms of Settlement
Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania reports that Mitchell and three distant presidents rushed to New York after a hurried afternoon meeting. A telegram from New York altered plans and prompted a jubilation among Mitch ell and district presidents. It is believed a coal operator sent the message and Mitchell may be asked to name terms to end the strike. The party will reach New York at 9 o'clock tonight.
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New York
Manufacturers’ Association
Philadelphia
Parry
Wilkesbarre
Mitchell
Coa
O'Rlock
Hungary and Austria Separation Demanded in Assembly
Budapest Oct 8 The Hungarian chamber reassembled and debated a resolution calling for the separation of Hungary and Austria and expressing favorable support for the newly born son of Archduke Ferdinand as successor emperor.
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Hungary
Austria
Huda Pest
Archduke Ferdinand
Convict Steals Prison Engine in Folsom Escape
A convict fireman named Murphy hijacked the prison engine at Folsom and fled toward Alder Creek. Hundreds of shots were fired without effect, a posse formed and pursued him, leading to Murphy's surrender after hiding in a beet sugar factory. Conniet Hurphy was captured by Frank Millard. Aldrich will be pardoned for his role in attempting to head Murphy off.
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Folsom
Oct
Murphy
Alder Creek
Conniet Hurphy
Frank Millard
Jocomotive
Millard
Aldrich
Rich Coals Fields Expert Brophy's Second Trip
Mining expert Thomas I. Brophy, en route home to Spokane, praises the Morrow county coal field as the greatest discovery of modern times. He notes Willow Creek and Ditch Creek basins with extensive coal, tracks for shipping to Hopner, and fast road work by Willard Herron to reach the mines. Pendleton could gain major business from the field’s development and improved transport.
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Brophy
Pendleton
Spokane
East Oregonian
Morrow County
Willow Creek
Ditch Creek
Hoppner
Morrow
Minatilla
Oregon
Willard Herron
Heppsier
George Welle
Arl
Pendleton & Pataral
Missionary Meeting In Droomington Continues Through Sunday
The Northwestern branch of the Woman's Forelan Missionary Society holds its annual meeting here with delegates from Indian towns. Ill ndly Wiehl and Wikeondin are present as sessions continue through Sunday.
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Manufacturers’ Club
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New York Market
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Birmingham
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Moore-Handley Company
Dandley Evans
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Russell Sage
Turkey
Saya
Thomas I. Brophy
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