Fugitive Spaniard Baruch Nabbed by U S Marshal in Hoboken
Deputy Marshal Fred Bernhard traced Simon Baruch a Spaniard abroad who carried 300000 guldens and 150000 of Austrian government funds. Baruch claimed American citizenship through first papers and denied the arrest. A large sum was found in his Hoboken safe and he was arraigned at Ludlow Street jail.
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Baruch
Austria
America
Hoboken
Yoas
Anton von Palitschek
St. Bastien
Simon Baruch
Paris
Amenes
United States Marshal’s Office
Fred Bernhard
Fulda
Myers’ Hotel
Bernhard
Bernard
Hammonis
Hamburg
Busch’s Hotel
New York
United States
Hitchcock
Busch’s
Bostien
Barach
Burnch
Ludlow Street
Barech
I —. Oe & Power of Attorney
Riot lynching report shocks Kansas county
A mob in Rosalia Kansas hanged Alonzo Edwards and his wife Mary after a border justice trial amid reports of torture and coercion. The couple and two farmhands were accused of harming a missing child later found alive nearby. The jail was surrounded as the mob demanded arrests.
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Kansas
Rosalia
Brown Cements Pensions Chief Candidacy Amid Speculation
General Charles Brown of Cincinnati gains backing for Pension Commissioner as Morrill withdraws. Reports say President Harrison weighed Brown after discussions with Senator Sherman and Secretary Noble. Kansas figures Major Warner and A B Campbell are also linked to the possible appointment. Warner undecided but inclined.
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Hixeton
Anderson
Kansas
Morrill
Charles Brown
Cincinnati
Harrison
Deer Park
Sherman
Noble
General Brown
Major Warner
Washington
A. B. Campbell
Halford
William Warner
Kansas City
St. Louis
Warner
Train Wreck Near Irmaca Severs Engineer Amid Bravery
A Delaware, Lackawanna and Western passenger train derailed on a sharp curve south of Irmaca, dumping engine, tender, and baggage car down a 15 foot embankment. Engineer Orlando Seeley was buried beneath the engine, his head nearly severed, while fireman and brakemen were bruised but passengers escaped harm. Conductor Rickert cited a broken axle as cause. Seeley’s determined stance prevented greater loss of life.
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Irmaca
N. Y
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Cornell University
Elmira
Orlando Seeley
Rickert
Seeley
Massive granite block crashes into New Haven coach injuring three
A two ton granite boulder swung from a derrick struck a baggage car near Springfield Mass. and crushed four windows injuring Daniel Callahan Abbie Inhan and Kate Danshey aboard the New York New Haven and Harlem train. Norcross Brothers building the arch expect to settle damages.
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Tapacial
Dirfatch
Springfield
Mass
New York
New Haven
Harlem
Main Street
Daniel Callahan
Hartford
Abbie Inhan
Kate Danshey
Rolyoke
Norcross Brothers
Ex-State Printer Grier Attacks Ex-Lieutenant Governor Black
The Philadelphia Times will publish a letter from former State Printer W. Hayes Grier arguing against ex-Lieutenant Governor Black’s renewed political involvement. He questions Black’s suitability, cites election results in York County, and predicts the Democratic Party will not support Black next year.
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Grier
Black
Disputc
Phailadelphia
the Times
W. Hayes Grier
Tanner
York
Democratic Party
Infatuation Triggered Suicide Ahead of Wedding
Belmar New Jersey September 23 A young man William Fenton shot himself after planning to marry Susie Ruf on Tuesday. He had reportedly been involved with a New York woman for two years. Miss Ruf and her family are devastated as wedding preparations were underway.
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Belmar
N. J
William Fenton
Susie Ruf
Young Fenton
New York
Miss Ruf
Clayton
Miss Rui
Susie
Mahone Speaks as Republicans and Democrats Hold Dueling Rallies
Animopox Virginia September 23 General Mahone addressed a Republican crowd while U S Senator John W Daniel Republican Taylor Scott and Colonel Horton spoke to a large Democratic audience. Officials proposed joint talks but Mahone's side declined. Judge Robert W Horhes in town voiced support for the Democratic State ticket.
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Animopox
Vaa
Mahone
United States
John W. Daniel
R. Taylor Scott
Horton
Robert W. Horhes
United States District Court
Belford Clarke & Co Fails with Large Debts Across Coast
Belford, Clarke & Co a major publishing house with branches in New York and San Francisco failed. Circuit Court judgments total 42,885 against it for First National Bank and S A Maxwell & Co. Attachments and sheriff seizure followed. judge appointed a receiver. Creditors list includes Crowe Printing over 150,000 and others in New York and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curcaco
Belford, Clarke & Co
New York
San Francisco
First National Bank
S. A. Maxwell & Co
Shepard
Newman
The
Couy
Crowe Printing Company
Donohoe & Hanneberry
First National Bank of Chicago
A. Maxwell
Silver dollar stock drops to 4.38 million in Treasury report
A Treasury statement shows 4,378,281 standard silver dollars remain unbacked by silver certificates amid a total coinage of 339,263,650. The balance marks a roughly ten million dollar drop from a month prior and about eighty five million from July 31, 1886. Silver certificates in circulation total 274,503,763, largely in small denominations due to the fall crop movement.
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Treasury Department
Treasury
Hemorrhage of the Brain Claims Church Organist
Miss Elizabeth D. McCormick, organist at Rev. Dr. Parker Morgan's Heavenly Rest church, collapsed on West Forty-fifth Street while walking with two guests. Dr. Tuttle attributed death to an instantaneous brain hemorrhage as she fell before entering the chapel.
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Dispatch
New York
Elizabeth D. McCormick
Parker Morgan
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Heavenly
West Forty-fifth Street
McCormick
Morgan
Robbery Attacks Elderly Altoona Woman
A daylight burglary in Altoona hurt an elderly woman in the home of Michael Tracey. An unknown man dragged her to the upper floor tied her hands and feet, demanded where money was kept, and escaped with47 dollars and other valuables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
DwPater
Aptoona
Michael Tracey
Spanish gunboat Cocodrillo fires back after attack on Morocco coast
Report from MaLaca dated September 23 states the Spanish gunboat Cocodrillo was fired upon by Rif forces along the Moroccan coast and returned fire, destroying a number of Moorish combatants.
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MaLaca
Morocco
Robbery of Bodies After Yacht Lee Disaster
Friends of nine drowned Cleveland yachtemen report that six or seven bodies were stripped of valuables after the Lee yacht explosion. About $1500 was aboard. money was found on those recovered from the lake, while those washed ashore lacked valuables. Tramps are suspected culprits.
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Cleveland
Lee
Lorain
Paris Boulangist setback fuels volatile election chaos
Paris voters returned a mixed result with 224 Republicans elected and Boulangists gaining limited ground. The Revisory Committee will decide if Montmartre ballots remain or if a new tally is needed. Government control appears likely with a possible 200 to 225 minority.
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Paris
Boulanger
Dillon
Rochefort
Belleville
Ferry
Constan
Montmartre
Georges Ernest Boulanger
Trin
Lowing
Concorde
Department of the Seine
Ieee Ieee
Chamber of Deputies
Ule
Liberte
Republic
London Times
France
Seine
General Deslanger
Gas explosion injures nine in Dayton coal mine
An underground gas blast at a Dayton Tennessee coal mine injured nine men on September 23. Wounded were identified as Branscom and several others as they were trapped and rescued from the shaft.
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Chattanooga
Dayton
Tenn
Enn
G. Branscom
Ying
Pees
Cannger
Roosevelt Denies Senate Bid Amid High Stakes Campaign
Civil Service Commissioner Theodore Roosevelt says he has no plans for North Dakota Senate run and focuses on civil service. He notes fierce races in Montana and North Dakota with money powering Democrats and predicts Republicans may carry Montana and secure multiple seats. He reports party unity in Washington and optimism for taking several states including Montana.
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Teddy Roosevelt
New States
Mostana
Wasurreron
Civil Service
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
North Dakota
Carter
Congress
New York
Montana
Hauser
United States Senate
Marcus Daly
Anaconda
Toole
Sir Semper McGinnis
Montania
Dead baby found with mother in New York street
A woman named Annie McKee, 36, presented a dead infant she carried in a shawl to the East Sixty-seventh Street police desk. Doctors at Mt Sinai Hospital confirmed the child died within the last half hour. The case references Mary Mullins who died on the streets yesterday with a dead baby in her arms.
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Dispatch
New York
Gunner
East Sixty-seventh Street
Mary Mullins
Mt. Sinai Hospital
Annie McKee
Sun Office
Madman captured in novel chloroform syringe method
In Rossville a violent farmer Jacob Kuykendall shot his wife and barricaded his home. Villagers tried to seize him. he held them at bay until a syringe full of chloroform was hurled into the house, rendering him unconscious. Mrs Kuykendall lay dying, not expected to survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaums
Inhabi
Rossville
Jacob Kuykendall
Sullivan's Spree Causes Loss to Brooklyn Backer
John L Sullivan skips Brooklyn event after foul play by manager Charley Johnston costs $600 in outlay for Clermont Avenue Rink. Johnston blames Sullivan while a waiting crowd learns of the delay. Larry Kennedy replies at 8 pm saying Sullivan is unlocated.
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New Yor
John L. Sullivan
Charley Johnston
Johnston
Clermont Avenue
Brooklyn
Sullivan
New York
John L
Boston
Clark
Larry Kennedy
Berigan S son dies in Quebec landslide recovery update
Denis Berigan, son of Michael Timothy Berigan, dies from wounds from the landslide. Remains of several victims buried as about 60 city workers clear debris with steam engines and derricks. More than 15 feared missing and a street faces mass abandonment due to widening fissure and ongoing rock fall.
Those Murderous Prize Fighters at Daly Bros Saloon
St Louis coroner signed information charging Edward Ahearn as principal and ten others with second degree murder for the killing of Thomas E. Jackson in a Daly Brothers saloon prize fight. Warrants issued with bonds set at varying amounts for the involved men.
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Young Jackson
St. Louis
Frank Today
Edward Ahearn
Dan Daly
Charles Daly
A. Malloy
Robert Farrell
William Quincy
Mick Mooney
John Johnston
J. Collins
Joseph Murphy
Thomas E. Jackson
Daly Bros
President Harrison expected back with Mrs Harrison soon
Preparations at the White House as President Harrison and Mrs Harrison plan to return next Saturday for a quiet period. The hunt for a cook continues after Madame Pelouard and Monsieur Pelouard face changes. Ziemann the steward has yet to secure a French chef and the White House aims for economical provisions until state dinners demand an artistic chef. The President will limit receptions and focus on his coming message while hosting Pan American delegates.
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White House
Mia Harrison
Madam Pelonsrd
Washington
Harrison
Executive Mansion
Madame Pelonard
Ziemann
Madame Pelouard
Monsieur
Madame Peloward
Eighteenth Street
Monsieur Pelouard
Dame Pelouard
Aune
Madame
Aasieur Peloward
Lord Sackville
Monsieur Elouard
Pan- American Congress
Pittsburg
A Little Boom for a Cent Suggested Dalzell for Pension Chief
A Special Telegram from Wasnineros reports strong talk that the next Commissioner of Pensions may come from private life. Despite several generals named like Rae and Gibson, General Goff refuses the offer, and some believe the president will choose an eminent ex private such as Private Dalzell who avoids public speeches and demagogic ties to old soldiers. A larger push for Private Dalzell could arise.
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Dalzell
Tanner
Wasnineros
Warner and Merrill
Rae
Gibson
Fairchild
Knifler
Goff
Dalsell
Guard Dies in Friendly Fire at Harlan Court
At Harlan Court House on September 23 J W McFest a member of the State Guard stationed to protect the court was accidentally shot and killed by a comrade during the session. The tragedy occurred during routine duties with investigations pending by authorities.
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Lourisvillle
Harlan Court House
J. W. McFest
Pope Sends Congratulations to Cardinal Manning on Settlement
The Pope wrote to Cardinal Manning on September 23 congratulating him for the successful outcome of his settlement regarding the dock dispute. The message marks a cordial acknowledgment from Rome of Manning's efforts in the matter.
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Romm
Manning
Kunze Creation of Scene at Cronin Trial Opening
At the Cronin trial opening Judge McConnell denied Frank Woodruff's discharge appeal for insufficient grounds. Kunze, a prisoner, showed intense agitation, alternating between flushing and paling, and pressed for explanations on why he remains jailed. The court allowed defense counsel to handle hair evidence locally.
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Chicaco
McConnell
Frank Woodruff
Woodruff
Browne
S of
Beas
Kunze
Loncenecker
German Doctor Beaten by Wealthy Wife and Husband
In Birmingham Alabama on September 23 Dr Lichstein, a German physician, was beaten in his office by Mrs Robert Funk and her husband. She attacked him after visiting the office alone and accusing him of insulting her, leaving him badly injured and near death from the blows with a cowhide. The couple then left the scene without further comment.
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Birmingham
Ala
Lichstein
Robert Funk
Funk
and MacFosk
Dr. Lithstein
Bessemer Consolidated Scheme Linked to Mines on Gogebic Range
A Milwaukee financier John E Burton devised a plan to procure several Gogebic range mines including Iron King Bonny Bluejacket and First National and sell stock in London and New York. Credit terms were set for payment, with a debate over cause of trouble attributed to the Iron King operation.
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Pavu
Marx
Nothweber
Bessemer Consolidated
John E. Burton
Milwaukee
Gogebic Range
Iron King
Bonny Bluejacket
First National
London
New York
Agressman Snyder
Tornado Strikes Pablo Beach near Jacksonville
A violent tornado ripped Pablo Beach on the Atlantic coast at 6 pm. A hotel collapsed and a boy named Pierce O Neill was killed after being hurled from a horse and buggy about 200 feet to the beach. A freight car was lifted and flipped off a side track.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Pablo Beach
Atlantic
Pierce O'Neill
Lightning Kills Girl in Pleasant Hill Home
A storm struck Tyler Spauldin's house in Pleasant Hill at 8:30 Sunday. A bolt down the stovepipe hit a 6 year old girl in her mother's arms, another bolt struck a 13 year old girl causing injuries before the mother and father were spared. The mother is not expected to live and the funeral for the 6 year old was held today.
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Wrrowa
Mrew
Tyler Spauldin
Pleasant Hill
Revi
Rutan Coming Home From Switzerland
A letter from Senator J. S. Rutan, now in Ragais Switzerland, says he will be home next month. He asserts his health is improving and that he will be ready to engage in the upcoming campaign and help influence the elections.
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J.S. Rutan
Ragais
Switzerland
Seaes
Whon
Wild steer escapes amid city chase on Carson Street
A steer escaped from Mr Kirsch's slaughter house between Twenty first and Twenty second streets, causing excitement along the avenue. It dashed mud through streets for about an hour before being captured.
West Virginia Man Found Dead With Bullet Wound
J. W. Ferris of Coal Valley Fayette County, missing since Saturday, was found dead this morning with a bullet in his head. No clue to his murderer was available.
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West Virginia
Ther DiaraTon
Charleston
W. Va
J. W. Ferris
Coal Valley
Fayette County
Four Babies Born to Maggie Bayard in Bennywood
A telegram from Bennywood West Virginia dated September 23 reports Mrs. Maggie Bayard has given birth to quadruplets. All are reported healthy and thriving along with the mother.
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Dispatcn
Bennywood
W. Va
Maggie Bayard
Will of Hon. H. Cox filed for probate in New York
The will of the late Hon. H. Cox was filed for probate. The instrument bequeaths all estate and personal property to his widow.
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New York
Hon
Cox
Liberal Chautauqua plan at Bemus Point stirs region
A proposal led by Rev. Henry Frank aims to establish a liberal Chautauqua rival at Lake Chautauqua Bemus Point. The plan seeks wide academic religious and scientific debate with a free platform for opposing views. Backing may exist to start this summer if sufficient support arrives.
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Lake Chaputauqua
Methodist Assembly
Henry Frank
PACS
Saeed Jamestows
Hey. J. G. Townsend
Bemus Point
Chautauque Lake
Frank
Ee Ae Bens
Salesman jailed in Cleveland for misappropriating firm funds
Carey Garling of Lancaster Ohio, a traveling salesman for Foote Reed & Co., was arrested at his home and jailed on a charge of embezzling money while collecting and keeping funds for his firm, according to a Cleveland report dated September 23.
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Cleveland
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