German Antin War Pact Ties Inked Amid Arrests
Reports say a German Anglo-German accord was discussed by high officials as detectives arrest C. E. Mather in a downtown hotel on jewel theft charges from New York merchants. Dispatches note rising tensions and ship quarantines tied to Nagasaki deaths. General Joe Wheeler and Lieutenant Hobson attended Union Veterans Day events in Atlanta with a parade and speech.
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County notes and incidents across the Northwest region
Reports from the Enterprise Chieftain describe large freight loads, river culvert issues, and road repairs along Powder River between Cornucopia and Baker City. Theft on the Seattle & International train. land sale moratorium near Lake Washington. apple shipments from Garfield. Tillamook free library drive. Wasco County budget changes. Molson Hill tunnel plans. Blue Bird operation near Palouse. railroad freight hauls and new depots. Tacoma tide lands sale. Enterprise Goon Clan formation. local arrest over fence dispute on Hay Creek road.
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Carlisle Says Papers Erroneous on His McKinley Vote
Joly G. Carlisle states he will not vote for either presidential candidate and that his position is known to close friends. The claim in papers that he backs McKinley is disputed. Grover Cleveland had said he would not vote for McKinley.
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Bryan Campaign Tour Draws Crowds Across States
Reports from Maryland and New York describe William Jennings Bryan rallying crowds in Frederick and Salisbury, accusing Republicans of trust-funding coercion and vowing to enforce laws if elected. A separate itinerary outlines multiple speeches in New York as the Democratic campaign intensifies.
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Wanamaker and Bryan Visit Highlights In State Politics
John Wanamaker delivered a campaign speech in Pottstown Pa as part of a brief political tour supporting state legislature candidates aligned against the Quay wing. In Lincoln Neb Bryan's private secretary denied a claim that Bryan had no communication with Agulmalide.
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Cleveland may not vote this year says Brooklyn Eagle
The Brooklyn Eagle notes Warrant as likely to go to polls but suggests Grover Cleveland will not vote this year and hints at no ticket from him.
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Campaign Drive for Territorial Representative in Oct Obscure Rally
Prescout Arie October 24 reports about Republican support for Governor Murphy's campaign team for a territorial representative. The slogan centers on statehood for Arigoum amid the push.
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Alion Arrives Seattle From Nome After Northern Voyage
The seaooner Alion under Captain Walter Milner reached Seattle today after a voyage from Nome marked by a gale in September. On the way north the ship passed Cape Prince of Wales where three schooners Victoria Lydia and Mayflower were wrecked. Milner rescued their crews and brought them to Nome. Local natives noted storms and wrecks along the route.
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Defaulter Not Located At The Bank Farm Track Tale
A defaulter, Alvord of the First National Bank, remains missing with belief he fled to South America. A London looker reports he plans to humble bank carriers at the race track after losses totaling over ten years' salary for many. Casualties from a tram accident in London include seven dead, twenty seven wounded, five missing. Boer forces near Phiare river suffer several surrenders and deaths.
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Senator Sherman Funeral Services In Washington
Funeral services for Senator Sherman were held at 1 oclock in the afternoon from his residence with prominent Washington figures in attendance. The cortege, escorted by the Sixth Cavalry, moved to the depot for transport to Mansfeld Ohio for interment.
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Yellow Fever Outbreak Reported in Mavana and Iluvana
Major Lloward leads division of Cabs as yellow fever spreads in Mavana and Iluvana with three majors dead. Five more cases and three fatalities reported today amid mounting casualties since June.
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Soldiers Dominate Chinese Court Amid Instability
A Pekin dispatch reports Gen. Tungful Slang's soldiery controlling Hing Ani Fo court and doubts the emperor can depart. The Canton Canton scene notes generals pressed the emperor toward Wah where Mrs. Moninley greeted them.
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Marion County Fiend Kills Lula Jones With an Axe
Lula Jones aged thirteen is dead at her Marion county home after a brutal axe attack by Claude Vaughn aged eighteen. Vaughn was captured and confessed, fears of lynching rise as authorities consider the case in Portland Oregon.
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Peace Negotiations Near End in Shanghai Report
Li Mong Chang informs Shen, head of telegraph, that peace talks have shifted favorably and an early meeting is likely. Shanghai dispatch dated October 4.
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Shot Him by Mistake Mandy Hook Get 24
John Jenson a Civilian employee in the armaments department was shot dead this morning by a sentry who mistook him for an escaped prisoner. The report notes a fatal incident involving a security guard and a civilian in a defense facility.
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Woval Bak Powder Co opens new office in New York
Local notice reports Woval Bak Powder Co at 100 William T New York expanding operations. Details list the company and address with minimal context.
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