Campaign Fight Tops Four New States as Dakotas Veer
St Paul reports North and South Dakota favored for Republican wins with Montana and Washington closer. Prohibition splits votes. capital location dominates South Dakota races. Montana tilts Democratic while Washington is uncertain. strong emphasis on local candidacies and party campaigns.
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North Dakota
Republians
North
South Dakota
Washington
Montana
St. Paul
Territorial
A. C. Mellette
United States
Messrs. Moody
Pettigrew
Edgerton
Dakotas
Moffit
Cit
Sdvan
Mountain State
National Committee
House
Senate
Campbell the Coming Man for Pension Commissioner
Kansas candidate B. Campbell dominates White House talk as supporters including Congressman Anderson Turner and Senator Plumb back his bid. While Acting Commissioner Hiram Smith also seeks the post, Campbell gains telegraphic endorsements from governors Foraker Hovey Fifer and dungeon along with a likely Alger endorsement on the way. Appointment expected after the cabinet meeting.
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Wasureton
A. B. Campbell
Kansas
White House
Anderson
Turner
Campbell
Plumb
Hiram Smith
Noble
Secre the
Star
Tanner
Alger
Helpmeet in Pact Sails Save Vessel at Sea
Provincetown Mass September 28 Mrs Mary Hutchinson wife of the skipper of the schooner Jennie Howard Hutchinson proved a versible help mate on the Bangor voyage ended today. She manned the pumps took the wheel and conked the crew through exhaustion and saved the vessel from sinking. She praised her husband and crew and said she was glad to help save them all.
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Provincetown
Mass
Mary Hutchinson
Jennie Howard Hutchinson
Bangor
Botton
Murder under a male near Leapville case opens
Sheriff Buchanan arrives with Joe Miller in custody over a murder tied to two hunters slain near the Wyoming line. The case centers on Escher and Adama accused of deer slaughter for hides, sparking lynching fears and local indignation as money motives emerge. Escher and Miller hailed from Louisville, Kentucky.
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Mepatoe
Leapville
Buchanan
Routh County
Joe Miller
Wyoming Line
Miller
Escher
Adama
Louisville
Elopement Involving Two 15YearOld Girls From Mt Vernon
Cleveland reports Nellie Ewing and Mamie Lee, both about 15, fled Mt. Vernon with Artie Mann and an unnamed man on Thursday night. They allegedly carried $100 and were pursued by authorities. No final outcome stated.
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Cleveland
Nellie Ewing
Mamie Lee
Mt. Vernon
Artie Mann
Themilo Pecalebea
Age Deere
Engineer Twombley and Fireman Lecloche Named in Wreck Verdict
Washington Heights Rock Island wreck kills six, injures a dozen. Jury blames Engineer Seth Twombley and Fireman Henry Lecloche and orders imprisonment. Lecloche confesses to perjury claiming company officials pressured him to lie. Twombley held at home with injuries from the crash.
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Chicago
Washington Heights
Rock Island Road
Seth Twombley
Henry Lecloche
Lecloche
Twombley
David Buissono
Lecloene
Captain Phil McKinney Tours Southwest Virginia
Captain Phil McKinney, Democratic candidate for Virginia governor, traveled by train from Lynchburg through Petersburg en route to the Eastern Shore. He spoke to cheering crowds, expressed strong optimism for his campaign, and urged African American voters to back the Democrats, signaling a surge in Democratic enthusiasm statewide.
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John Miller
Petersburg
Phil McKinney
Virginia
Lynchburg
Republican Party
McKinney
Re election of Chaplin in Sleaford division
London report notes Chaplin’s re election win in Sleaford with only seven more votes than last time. The piece criticizes local electors and notes secrecy of the ballot remains under question in a largely agricultural district.
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Courage
Sleaford
SBY
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London
Chaplin
Lsborers
Chaplin Mae A
Pension denied for Martha Adams widow of William Adams
Assistant Secretary Bussey rejects Martha Adams pension claim citing lack of rent proof and noting the veteran deserted then re enlisted as a substitute. He served from 1862 to war end, died while the claim was pending, and the applicant waited 13 years before seeking benefits amid fraud findings.
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Washington
Bussey
Martha Adams
William Adams
Adams
Thirtyninth Kentucky Mounted Infantry
Smallpox in Chicago traces outbreak from travel.
John Welter, 14, son of wealthy parents, is sick with smallpox in Caroaco. The Welter family recently returned from Luxembourg where vaccination occurred. They reached New York September 21 and bypassed quarantine. Welter showed symptoms on September 22 aboard a Delaware and Lackawanna boat. The article implies many may have contracted the disease along the voyage.
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John Welter
Welter
Luxemberg
Welker
New York
Lackawanna
Young Welter
Chicago
Police raid Wheeling policy shops in citywide sweep
Twenty officers raided all policy shops in Wheeling at green plas o'clock, breaking up a local gambling fraternity. A stash of apparatus was seized at the shops' headquarters.
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Wheeling
Wherline
No Pleuro Poesmontea in Penesylvania
An official report fragment notes an issue with a local project in September. The readable text mentions bureaucratic oversight and potential misprints affecting the timeline, with no clear outcomes or names due to damaged text.
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Penesylvania
Hoosiers Abroad and American Ties With France
News brief from London and Paris describes Indiana figures in foreign events. Vice Consul Oliver KR Johnson confronts a Paris gendarme over a carriage search, misinterprets the word poulet, and contemplates appealing to Washington. A London tailor tale highlights American perspicuity and consular card mixups.
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Lonpom
Oliver KR. Johnson
Indianapolis
United States
London
Paris
France
Johnson
Nevilly
Parisian
Fineze
Rathbone
Edison Visits London Amid Patent Clash with Westinghouse
Edison arrived in London for a brief stay and inspected lighting stations while Westinghouse officials and Canadian lawyer R D McGibbon push to block Evarts from bringing the Edison filament patent under the International Patent Convention. London directors supervise an English works company with 600000 pounds capital.
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Edison
London
New York
Havre
Canada
Evarts
Colonial Office
R. D. McGibbon
Montreal
Westinghouse
Smaan Taakel
Tisseats F. Curtis
Edmund Wetmore
Westinghouse Company
Unfortunate in Its Legs Prince Victor Injured in Scotland
London reports Prince Albert Victor sprained his ankle after a jump between boulders while dest-stalking in Scotland. He rests in bandages and travels slowly. The Queen and Princess of Wales also suffer mobility issues, with swollen knee joints and varicose troubles.
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London
Prince Albert Victor
Great Britain
Republic
Scotland
Raniye
Prince of Wales
Princess of Wales
Honored in Old Age Henry Russell Song Adopted by Royal Marines
London September 23 Henry Russell the American composer of Cheer Boys Cheer and The British Grenadiers is honored in his old age by adoption of his song A Life on the Ocean Wave as the Royal Marines march. Russell is cited as the father of novelist W Clark E.
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Disraron
London
Henry Russell
America
British Grenadiers
Royal Marines
Gsalae
Russell
W. Clark E
Becoming Great Friends Rosa Bonheur and Buffalo Bill
Lampon reports Rosa Bonheur and Buffalo Bill have become great friends in Paris. The artist spent much of the week at the Wild West show to study a buffalo from nature. Bonheur also visited the artist in Fontainebleau, continuing their mutual interest.
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Rosa Bonheur
Buffalo Bill
IBY Cable
Lampon
Bufflo Bill
Paris
Tuar Oeer
Bonbeur
Fontaineblen
Boulanger Fights Defeat Myths Amid Parisic Turbulence
London dispatch reports Boulanger busies himself explaining defeat and claiming government bribery and ballot manipulation. Supporters claim 2 to 10 million francs were diverted. meanwhile aides grow wary and rivals urge dramatic action before the next ballot in Paris.
Four men die or fall ill after over-proof liquor incident
At Miles Platting station of the ire and Yorkshire Railway a cask of over-proof brandy exploded or spilled, leaving nine men in a rose condition. One died on the way to the infirmary, another was pumped and locked up, and a third remained critically ill. None could give names or addresses.
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LO Don
Miles Platting
Ire and
Yorkshire
Discontent Boils as Rotterdam Dock Strike Grows
The Rotterdam dock labor strike expands with 4 000 to 5 000 workers out. They urge English workers’ leaders not to send replacements. Discontent spreads to other major ports and hints at reviving the International Association for workers’ rights across nations.
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Loxpox
Rotterdam
England
International Association For the Protection of
Private Dalzell in Danger Telegram Spark at White House
A special telegram about Private Dalzell causes tension as Tanner refuses to deliver it and Noble laughs over a printed copy. A subordinate suggests waiting until the Second Deputy Commissionership is filled, and Dalzell’s chances rise and fall with Tanner’s fate.
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Washington
Co Tanner
Dalzell
Tanner
Noble
Corporal Tanner
Runaway carriage injures three ladies in RocuHEstTeEx
A severe runaway in RocuheStTeEx injures three prominent women. Mrs Conway wife of banker John Conway and her daughter Mrs N F Hurst with her young son, and Miss Anna Bentel daughter of Charles Bentel, were riding when the horse bolted and the carriage plowed into Roth's mill store. Hurst suffered a serious head injury.
Keeping Well Advertised Cauliflower Toss At Music Hall
Loxpox figure Bea sie Bell wood praised for defending Lord Mandeville amid cabman attack. On Friday at Glasgow Gaiety Music Hall five youths threw a cauliflower at her, which she returned with a shortstop ball. She cried afterward as the youths were escorted out by their collars.
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Beasie Bellwood
Lord Mandeville
Glasgow
Kilted at a Railroad Crossing in Garrettsville
Allen Chalker a farmer and his two daughters Miss Chalker and Mrs Compton were struck by a fast Erie train while crossing the railroad at Garrettsville Ohio. The father and one daughter died the other daughter and Mrs Compton were badly injured.
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Miss Chalker
Compton
Erie
Garrettaville
Captain Jones Dies After Bradock Accident
Captain Jones of Braddock dies at Homeopathic Hospital about 10:30 PM from collapse after Thursday’s Bradock incident. His companion Mike Quinn also dies at Mercy Hospital. Mrs. Jones mourns as officials notify kin. He was renowned for charity to orphans and workers and served in the Cambria Iron Company and Edgar Thomson works.
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Stohe Edgar Thomson
Mike Zuinn
Mercy Hospital
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W. BR. Jones
Braddock
Colonel Slack
Des
J. H. McClelland
L. Willard
Bowman
Slack
Mike Quinn
Morey Hospital
Captain Jones
Witties Pu
Hel Jones
Luzerne
Berdeba G. &. Jones
Willie
Catasangas
Cambria [Ron Company
Baltimore
Lew
Cambria Iron Company
Cambrian Saene Soomemanilo
Bessemer
Aod
Edgar Thomson
Jnreas
Sein
Molda
American Institute of Mining
Ameriechaniealean Society of Engineers
Society of Weston FP 1
Tron and Steel Institute of Great Britain
Pennsylvania
Katte Hlee
Og Jones
Iaierong
Edgar Thomson Steel Works
Gnant
Cora
Marie Blaine in New York Divorce Rumor and Family Rift
In New York on September 28 Young Mrs Marie Nevins Blaine is said to have been moved from the Drea mus house to a more private apartment. Reports say her husband J G Blaine Jr and her father Blaine Sr may seek reconciliation while officials and reporters have not seen them. The Nevins family has heard of no formal intent regarding reconciliation or formal action.
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North Dakota
John M. Quinn
Bismarck
D. W Maratia
W. N. Reach
Cale
Loxpon
Boulanger
Fnnd
Langer
Naquet
Dillon
Henri Rochefort
Paris
Obos Carnot
New York
Dispatch
Marie Nevins Blaine
House of Dreamus
Pike
Colonel
Renee Oe
Guy
Emmons Blaine
Blaine
The Dispatch Directory Sees Busy Morning Newsroom
The issue covers Captain W. R. Jones's death and Ohio politics while noting English capitalists invest 50 000 000 in American ventures in Chicago. It reports Jotustown mass meeting urging Governor Heaver to redirect relief funds for flood cleanup and highlights bright cable news on Indians in Europe along with varied local domestic and foreign items.
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W. R. Jones
Ohio
Chicago
Jotustown
Heaver
Europe
Enormous English Syndicate Buys American Industrial Firms
Chicago reports reveal a $50,000,000 purchase by two English syndicates controlling an array of U S industrial interests including flour mills and breweries. Levy Mayer is cited as the agent handling public summary of the transactions with secrecy observed by the Purchasing Committee during the deal.
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Chicago
United States
Levy Mayer
London
Gusranies
Perkadag
Aaavianey
Timooe
Miller Elam States Supreme Bench Vacancy Filled
Washington dispatch reports that partner Miller Elam of Harrison Miller Elam law firm in Indianapolis claims the Supreme Court vacancy is filled. The note places Elam near Justice Fuller’s former Washington office on Massachusetts Avenue, previously used by Frank Crosby.
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Paarteer Elam
Supreme Bench
Washington
Miller
Harrison
Wereeenel Sola
Ee Ale
Harrison, Miller & Elum
Indianapolis
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