Enmity in Breckinridge Race Across Arkansas Districts
November canvass in Arkansas First and Second districts intensifies as Democrats back Breckinridge and opponents Rally. Cate and Featherston clash over seat and Force bill while Langley faces fierce Union Labor opposition aided by Breckinridge ally Breckinridge. Voters in Jefferson, Lincoln, Monroe, Faulkner, and other counties urged to turn out. outcome remains uncertain with forecasts of large majorities for both sides.
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Living Rock
William H. Cate
Democra
Lewis P. Featherston
Repubican
BR. Q. Mills
Texas
Pascagoula
Jonesboro
Cate
Featherston
Hus
Congress
Featherson
Crittenden Country
Caboexues
Featherton
Cutivass
Cute
Arveself
Noveuter
Hare
Independence County
Lrsa
Ijertie
Novemster
State
Cross County
Elas
Tiesides
Phillips
Chicot
Desha
Minsixvilli
Crittenden
St. Francis
Greene
Cat
State Election Institute
Gad
Sahckhineidor
Langley
Breckinridge
Dremocrat
Loengley
Lovesynce
Democratic
Union Labor District
Prech Cridge
Alliance
Jones Clayton
Soevember
Truti
Iluvion
Monroe
Lincoln
Jefferson
Stenre
Colen Laer
Sreckbridee
Langtey
Jostie
Bewre
Pine [Nail
Tre
Breckinpdre
M. W. Gibbs
United States ‘Land Office
J. P. Jones
Southessern Aikmens
Langley and
Jefferson County
John M. Clayton
Faulkner
Fitner
California bandit Shion pleads guilty to burglary and garroting
George Shion and partner Thorn confessed to numerous robberies across California and Illinois. Shion admitted July 31 1889 stage robbery near Milton and Sonora, September 10 1889 gold bar theft near Quincy Oroville, and April Forest Hill heist. they say about 25 robberies since returning to Chicago May 30. Chief Crew found their American River rendezvous, calling it an ideal robber’s roost.
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Sacramento
George Shion
Charles Dorsey
Thorn
San
Uint
Chicago
J. B. Hume
Hume
Shinn
San Quintic
Folsom
California
American River
Milton
Sonora
Quincy
Oroville
Forest Hill
Placer County
Iinois
Crowds at the Close of American Secular Union Congress
Portsmouth Ohio reports the final congress day drawing large crowds. Notable speakers include Rabbi David Phillipson from Cincinnati on Religious Liberty Judge Waite of Chicago on God in the Constitution Prof Corliss on church state union L J Washburn Thaddeus Wakeman and John Charlesworth on secular topics and C Watts on the Church and the Throne drawing applause
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Portsmouth
American Secular Union Congress
Opera
David Phillipson
Cincinnati
Waite
Chicago
Corliss
National Religious Liberty Association
Union of Church and State
L. J. Washburn
Boston
Thaddeus B. Wakeman
New York
Jonn Charlesworth
C. Watts
Ingersoll
England
Murdered Woman Leaves Man Dead After Fatal Shootout
At 113 Eastich Street Tunis Amack a divorced man shot and instantly killed Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson who had separated from her husband. Amack then killed himself with a bullet wound after waking his son and fleeing to his boarding house.
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CoLempBeus
Eastich Street
Tunis Amack
Elizabeth Anderson
Amack
Mrs. Anderson
Hundreds Washed Ashore After Typhoon at Sea
A Yokohama telegram dated October 14 reports two Chinese men of war bound from Fuson to Jinsen foundered in a gale on October 9, 60 miles from the port. The Congo carried survivors of the Turkish Erton group after leaving Kobe for Turkey October 10. Of 500 lost on the Erton group, 250 bodies have washed ashore. Hong Kong advices allege a plot to murder Korea's king and royal family, with the king's brother implicated.
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San Francisco
Agg
Yokohama
Oska
Fuson
Jinsen
Congo
Kobe
Turkey
Hong Kong
Corea
Two Jealous Lovers Slash Each Other in Chicago
At a Milwaukee avenue dance two men, Frank Hogan and John McCarty, dueled on the sidewalk after an argument over a girl. McCarty stabbed Hogan in the stomach, disemboweling him, while Hogan sustained several wounds. Hogan is reported to die.
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Chicago
Frank Hogan
John McCarty
Milwaukee Avenue
McCarty
Hogan
Oil field activity and new wells boost September to October output
Glade Run reports Forest Oil Co No 4 with promising prospects possibly 100 barrels. Callery area shows increased drilling and multiple completions, while Zelienople and Chartiers fields face mixed results with several dry holes and ongoing rigs. Petersville, Westview, and surrounding sites show varied yields and continued exploration.
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Callery
Burke & Johnston No
Thomas
Geehring & Co
Irvine
Collins & Hensley
Miller
Zelienople
Hebrew Syndicate
Allen Farm
Red Rock
Hale Fredrick
Petersville
Hanes
Redd & Go
W. J. Bleakley
Dale & Thompson
McKinney Farm
Humphrey
Theras
Diamond
P. Moyer
Middle Lancaster
Chestnut
Shuster Farm
Jabarrels
Chaantiers
Chartiers
Fisher No
Crawford
No. 4
Dixon
Painter No.1
Fisher No. 2
Chartiers Creek
Zinkham & Bryan
Bryan
Fisher Oil Company
McKeee
McKeee's Rocks Oil Company
Zinkham
Robison & Co
McGonnigle
Fisher Oil
Guthrie
October summary of field work and September comparison
Summary of completed work for October with a contrast to September operations. The record lists components including commercial production and drying, with district references and various figures. Names and places are partially legible, indicating a routine monthly operations report from an agricultural or industrial district.
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Eld
Drilling Totals and Production Averages for Southwest District
Totals show monthly producing wells and average barrels per well from February to October for the Eureka area and Bradford and Allegany fields. It lists increases in drilling and rigs, with totals and superintendent figures as of October 31.
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Old Field
Old Feld
Southwest Disee Eureka
Rumors of Disaffection Among Striking Salesmen Surface
A report suggests many strikers wish to return to work and foresees outsiders being brought in by stores. Typographical Union No 7 endorses the salesmen and vows to avoid patronizing firms not signing with S A 407, while Theatrical Employes District Assembly No 10 604 also endorses the strike.
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Typographical Union No. 7
Warereas
L A. 4007
K. of L
S. A. 407
Orthodox Greek Catholics seek papal appointment for US bishop
A conference of Greek Catholic clergy in Scranton, November 2, petitions the pope to appoint a bishop for Greek churches in America with Constantinople Patriarchs consent. The Greek Catholics now fall under Latin hierarchy and debated the envoy’s appointment. The Dispatch reports on Kipling’s first serial coming November 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookside Catholic
Constantinople
America
Obituary Notices From Pittsburgh Area Churches
Fragments announce funerals for A H Alborn age 7 at 182 Thirty-eighth Street on Tuesday 2:00 PM and for Kimon Bachman at 117 Grant Avenue Allegheny on Sunday November 2 at 6:30 PM with relatives invited. Catharine Connell aged 7 will be buried from 212 Second Avenue Tuesday 8:30 AM with high mass at St Paul Cathedral.
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Ahlborn
H. Amlborn
Thirty-eighth Street
Bachman
Grant Avenue
Allegheny
Isa
Kimon Bachman
Louis
Max
Sol Lachman
Tvespayatirs
Connell
Catharine Connell
John Coleman
Second Avenue
St. Paul's Cathedral
O'Reilly
Margaret
Patrick
Mary O'Reilly
Welsh
Batestreet
Rose
Ling Dalla
John Rose
Sandusky Street
Sheridan
Hall
High Street
Twentyseventh Ward
Advertisers Promise Best Quality Clothing at Low Prices
The speaker argues that the firm offers the best clothing not the highest price. They claim quality and value come first, with advantages from large purchases. They emphasize stylish, substantial garments priced lower than competitors.
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N. B
Wanamaker & Brown Offer Made-To-Order Clothes
The ad touts Wanamaker and Brown promising tailored clothes to order with broad styles and strong value. It argues there is no reason not to choose their custom tailoring and asserts their prices justify the service.
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Arkansas
Powell Clayton
Rodger Q. Mills
United States
Berry and
Jones
Confession OF Shinn
American Secular Congress
Rudyward Kipling
Dispatchs
Jack
Bux
Nellie Oil Company
Beverden Farm
Thayer & Co
Burger Farm
McUcaimont Oil Company
Watson Farm
Jack's Ran
Heber & Co
Hilkey
Walker & Co
Walker
Tim
Patterson & Co
Kanahway Oil Company
Goss Farm
Patterson Farm
Westview
Neck of
Woods
Griffith & Co
Ropers Farm
Smith & Rummonds
Ivory
Newhall & To
Rowan
Real
Milly Graham
Winand& Co
Schide
McCalmont Oil Company
Bellview Gas Company
Butler
Hood
Levi Campbell
Parkersburg
W. Va
C. L Hood & CO
Lowell
Mass
Eureka, Etc
Bradford and Allegany Middie F
Cereereenravessenne FF
Salvation Oil
P. C. C. C. Piersscre Commination Clothing Company
For
Grant and
Diamond Streets
The
Court House
Dispatch
Rudyard Kipling
Anthony Meyer
Meyer, Arnold & Co
Lim
Peon Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Latimer
Nottingham
T. M. Latimer
Federal St
Allegheny, Pa
Ladies’ Union
Fifth Ave
By the Pound
Fleishman & Co
Market St. de
Samuel H. Baldwin
John 5
Graham
Baldwin &Graham
Liberty St
Pittsburg, Pa
Pennsylvania
Boynton
Yeorrel
Saciograth Ek
Vna Street
Pecs
Onag Suede Atmegd
Oe Ca Prompt
Paris
Silk Department
Bogos & Buhl
Gusky’s. A
Rene
MarKet ST
Keech’s
Wanamaker
Brown
Cor
Sixth St
Penn Ave
F. A. Prichard
Mannington
Corry Boilers
Weil
Pitsburg
Washington
Corry
James M. Lambing
A. M
J. B. Murdoch
Smithfield ST
John &. & A. Murdoch
Pittsburg
Penn Avenue
Ninth Street
W. L. Douglas
Brockton, Maen
Oy H. J
M. Lang
Ifth
Builer
Sta. S
Ifth Ave
Alaska
Wood Street
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