Chicago Parade Preparations Mark Civic Celebration
Curiaco Oct 19 report details Chicago's Columbus celebration parade plans with 80 000 to march along a three to four mile route from Lake Front Park to the business district. Seated stands are limited and crowds of up to a million are seen along State and Wabash avenues as bunting and displays rival New York.
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Curiaco
Columbus
New York’s
New York
Lake Front Park
Chicago
Wabash and
Washington Streets
Washington and
State Streets
Gotham
Metropolis
Inter- 4
State Street
Wabash Avenue
Dearborn Street
FILLING STRIKERS PLACES ON SANTA FE RAILWAY
Telegraphers mobilize across the Santa Fe system as vacancies widen due to the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Texas strike. Chicago and St Louis operators are dispatched toward Kansas City to fill posts, signaling potential broader talks led by Grand Chief Ramsey and Kansas City official Tobey.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Kansas City
General Schofield Urges Swift Small Arms Supply
General Schofield in his report recommends immediate provision of magazine small arms and breech loading field guns for regular and volunteer troops. He notes domestic violence and insurrection in Idaho and California, urging full appropriation to arm organized militia and reserve forces without delay.
Border Mines Complicate Canada U S Boundary
Miners along the undefinable section of the British Columbia Washington Idaho border work without clarity on ownership as valuable deposits are found. The matter will be presented to Britain for boundary clarification with U S cooperation to define the line.
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Ottawa
Ontt
Canada
United States
British Columbia
Washington
Idaho
International Boundary Line
Mansfield Clothier Arrested for Obtaining Goods by False Pretense
Noah Aarons a Mansfield clothier is arrested after his store closed by four creditors and $16 000 in claims are tied up. The George B Rowell Glove Company alleged he bought $1 000 worth of gloves on false pretenses and he is held to bail of 5000 for a Monday hearing.
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Mansfield
Noah Aarons
Aarons
George B. Rowell Glove Company
Johnstown
Columbus
City of Paris Beats Westward Passage Record
The City of Paris completed its Westward voyage from Queens town in 5 days 14 hours 24 minutes covering 2782 miles. Its previous record was 6 days 15 hours 08 minutes set July 27. The log shows daily runs of 448 508 503 505 580 and 288 miles with an average over 500 miles per day and a greatest run of 530 miles.
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New York
Paris
Queenstown
Jersey City's Warden Indicted in Grand Jury Conspiracy Case
Jersey City warden Robert Davis faces a U S grand jury indictment for conspiracy and attempted perjury linked to affidavits used in Jersey City ballot stuffing investigations. Seventeen indictments were handed up in Troxyes New Jersey with details to unfold tonight.
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Jersey City
U. & Grand Jury
Troxyes
N. J
United States Grand Jury
Robert Davis
Je City
Election Quiet in Nobles Race with National Reform Victory
In Honolulu on October 19 the Nobles election passed quietly as the National Reform ticket won by a large majority. The Mail and Ho aligned with the reform platform in support of the T.
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Honolulu
Mail and
Presbyterians Consider Briggs Case Amid Synod Deliberations
The Judicial Committee of the Presbyterian Synod met in Atbany to discuss Dr. Briggs charges against the New York Presbytery. A subcommittee will prepare a report for the Synod, with both sides seeking harmony and justice as the Briggs trial looms.
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Atbany
Judicial Committee
The
Presbyterian Synod
Briggs
New York
GW. Bureh
New York Presbytery
General Assembly
Brown
Synod
Presbytery
Miller
Friends
Dr. Biggs
Dr. B
Senora Ae
Book of Discipline
Pres Church
United States of America
Presbytery of
Promytery
Synod of
Newark
Church of Christ
Local Society Officers Named in Announced Slate
J. KR. Clark of Wellsville is president, W. A. Thompson of Salineville and Mrs L. Aber of Toronto are vice presidents, Miss Bila Alexander of Steubenville is secretary, Miss M. Dobson of Salineville is corresponding secretary, and David Heed of East Liverpool is treasurer.
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J. KR. Clark
Wellsville
W. A. Thompson
Salineville
Mra L. Aber
Toronto
Bila Alexander
Steubenville
M. Dobson
David Heed
East Liverpool
Baptist Anniversary Sessions Elect Pennsylvania Officers
Franklin reports the Baptist anniversary morning session elected Charles Miller as President and officers including Rev W H Conrad and Rev Dr Swartz. A resolution backed public schools. Pittsburg’s Ales waerea welcomed. Afternoon focused on the Education Society and a vigorous Board report. Evening sermon by Rev A L Chase. Nashville closes General Christian Missionary Convention condemning the anti-Chinese bill and endorsing prohibition. adjourns to Chicago.
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Franklin
Pennsylvania Baptist State Mission Society
H. Mathes
D. D
Hall Institute
Sharon
Miller
Charles Miller
W. H. Conrad
Philadelphia
Swartz
Ales Waerea
Pittsburg
H. Applega Dr
Pittsburg Association
Pennsylvania Baptist Education Society
Board of Managers
A. L. Chase
Christian Missionary Convention
Nashville
General Christian Missionary Convention
Committee On Resolutions
Chicago
Convention Votes San Francisco for 1895 General Meeting
At the General Protestant Episcopal Convention the committee chose San Francisco for the 1895 session with 173 yes votes and 101 against. Messages from the House of Bishops note concurrence with Kay Elliott arbitration and canon changes on ordination, plus a plan to copy right the Prayer Book to fund infirm and aged clergy. Separately in Steubenville the United Presbyterian Church of Ohio Christian Endeavor Society holds its fourth annual convention with Rev. D. McGill addressing youth work and officers being elected.
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San Francisco
Baaltrmore
General Protestant Episcopal Convention
House of Bishops
Kay
Elliott
Steubenville
Christian Endeavor Societies
United Presbyterian Church of Ohio
D. McGill
Allegheny
Right Track Restorative Claim Appears Effective
W W Evans editor notes someone suffered chronic neural issues and found relief after taking half a bottle of Miles Restorative Nervine. The account claims headache relief persisted after treatment. A J B Downer cites a niece afflicted with vitus st? as part of the message.
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W. W. Evans
Yarnee- Fa
Jadspendam
Dr. Miles
J. BR. Downer
Cam O
Gypsy Fortune Teller Bilks Girl in Narrow Escape
A gipsy fortune teller Jennie McIntyre deceives a domestic in the Beall family of Astoxtows by promising a fortune for a fee. After taking $650 and more, she demands additional money. the sheriff seizes her camp twelve miles from Uniontowney and recovers the funds. Depositors face losses as the People's Bank of Middlesborough fails for 28,000 with nominal assets of 78,000.
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Jennie McIntyre
Louis Beall
Jennie
Mr. Beally
Miss McIntyre
Uniontowney
Louisville
W. E. Carl
People's Bank of Middlesborough
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