Diploma Mills Sell Fake Medical Degrees For $60
Boston report exposes two bogus diploma mills selling medical diplomas from 60 to 300 dollars. Rings operating in New Hampshire, Vermont, New York, New Jersey, Ohio and Canada issued nonaccredited credentials from a fake Trinity University. One buyer offered the diploma to police as evidence, revealing the scheme’s structure and the fake university’s paper existence.
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Fepecal
Dispatch
Boston
New Hampshire
Vermont
New York
New Jersey
Ohio
Canada
Augusta
Buffalo
Association of Physicians
Trinity University of Vermont
Hardwicke
Trinity University
All in Harmony Cleveland and Hill New Yorkers Ready to Hie
Democrats in Syracuse prepare for a united state ticket with Cleveland and Hill factions reconciled. Judge Frank Rice heads the ticket with Wemple for Controller and Tabor for Attorney General. Beach and O’Brien among possible nominees as talks reaffirm the 1888 St Louis tariff stance.
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Hill
the Dispatch
Syracuse
N. Y
Frank Rice
Ontario
Edward Wemple
Montgomery
Charles F. Tabor
Zenett Daath
Elliott Dani
Becernor Hill
Benedict
John B. Reilly
Plattsburgh
Smith Weed
W. A. Beach
Court of Appeals
Denis O'Brien
Jefferson County
St. Louis
Sullivan Cancels Syracuse Engagement for Democratic Convention
Special telegram reports John L. Sullivan canceling his Alhambra Rink appearance in Syracuse, citing a conflict with the Democratic convention. He asks Jerry Sullivan to relay the message from New York dated September 27, 1589, and Burnett to explain later. The “big fellow” is to open here next Saturday.
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N. Y
John L. Sullivan
Alhambra
Sullivan
New York
Jerry Sullivan
Yask
Alhambra Rink
Burnett
Jous L. Sullivax
Three New Tascott Tales Spur Snell Murder Theories
Three fresh Tascott stories claim to solve Millionaire Snell's murder yet share a common flaw. They allege Tascott was not the real culprit and cite a lawyer as authority, who says he was consulted the day after the killing by James Gillan, an ex-convict now dead. The convict was reportedly in custody during the murder. The other narratives are similarly flimsy.
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Tascott
Snell
James Gillan
Fire and burglary wave hits Berks and Lancaster counties
A coordinated arson and burglary spree sweeps Wrighteville Barnesville and nearby towns. Fires destroy a public building five barns and a farm house. depots post offices and residences are looted. Suspects tied to a group called Fa e Score are in custody. two men, James Fiester and Herman Dersh, remain detained.
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Brepsporo
Berksand
Lancaster County
Wrighteville
Allen Correll
Barnesville
Boas
Philadelphia
Reading
Douglassville
H. H
Isage Amole
Benedict 8
Niantic
Lewis Turner
Monocracy
D Does
Fae & Score
Pooert
James Fiester
Herman Dersh
Republican Chairman Arrives to Oversee Party Work
Chairman Andrews of the Republican State Committee, fresh from the West, arrived at the Continental Hotel in Philadelphia. He said the party organization is in first class condition and plans to present prize banners to four counties. He dismissed Governor nomination talk as nonsense and emphasized a State Treasurer race next year. Senator Delamater was seen at the Lafayette and planned to travel to New York the next day.
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Andrews
Republican State Committee
Continental
West
Senator Delamater
Lafayette
Delamater
New York
Armenian Church Holds First Service in New York
The Armenian Church conducted its first service in New York City at Grace Chapel. Bishop Potter officiated with Rev. Dr. Saragian presiding, using ancient chant and liturgy in a nearly undefiled sacred language, while a censor Perfumed the chapel during the rites.
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New York
Potter
Grace Chapel
Saragian
Constantinople
Governor's troop faces disintegration over resignations
Harrisburg dispatch reports the Governor's troop is in danger of breaking apart after Captain Perkins dismissed a First Lieutenant for alleged disobedience. Forty one cavalry members sought resignations, and 15 were discharged in alleged retaliation. A committee met General Gobin seeking intervention and a full examination by military authorities.
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Perkins
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Gobin
Knights Templar Commanderies Sail to Triennial Conclave
Pacific Coast report from San Francisco states Knights Templar commanderies in Oakland Los Angeles and Fresno departed by special train for Washington to attend the triennial conclave. The group will reach Chicago Saturday and Washington Monday with additional commanderies joining en route from Golden Gate Sacramento and California commanderies arriving in Chicago and Washington in sequence.
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Knights Templar
Oakland
Los Angeles
Fresno
Washington
Chicago
Golden Gate
Sacramento
California
Golden Gate Commandery
Sad Fate of Two Boys near Helena
Albert Nelson aged 10 and Harry Walton aged 12 from Elkhorn near Helena were playing with giant powder left by miners. An explosion occurred. a coroner's jury investigates while camp miners rage. The careless miner may face severe punishment.
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Helena
Mont
Albert Nelson
Harry Walton
Elkhorn
Democrat Prentiss Named Postmaster at Bethany Missouri
A telegraph from Wasecnomcs dated September 29 reports General M Prentiss has been appointed postmaster of Bethany Missouri. The nomination is attributed to Secretary Noble who praises Prentiss as a fine fellow and soldier. Controversy surrounds the appointment due to party lines and service record.
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M. Prentiss
Nethany
Noble
Prentiss
Ohio bank cashier Halliday surrenders to U S authorities
Robert P. Halliday, the Mount Gilead bank cashier who defaulted on about 10 000 to 36 000 of bank funds, turned himself in at Columbus. He was granted bail but could not post 25 000 and was jailed. He had been in hiding in Pennsylvania for four weeks and wept before the commissioner as his attorney argued the case.
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Naswva
N. H
A. H. G. Hardwicke
Buffalo
N. Y
Sim
W. W. HL
Essex
England
Bellevue
Ohio
Henry Iddbury
Hhowever
Dr. Bradbury
P. S
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Bright
Trinity
Hardwicke
Expressman
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Robert P. Halliday
First National Bank of
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J. J. Sullivan
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Mifflin County
Canada
Wania
Marengo
Mt. Gilead
Tvanis
Pennsylvania
New York
Porter
Findlay
Fostoria
Kansas City
Salvini Arrives for Farewell American Tour
Italian tragedian Salvini lands on the French steamer La Bretagne to begin a final U S tour with 14 performances at Palmer's Theater in New York starting October 10. He will present Samson Othello and The Gladiator in English and visit Boston Chicago Denver and other cities.
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Signor Salvini
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Samson
W. D. Howells
Brooklyn
Delilah
Desdemona
John Malone
Fago
Misa Virginia Buchanan
Dow
Discarded lover shoots former sweetheart near mill
John Friese, a socar conductor, shot and fatally wounded Miss Georgia V. Stone at Mt. Vernon cotton mills. While walking with George Moore, Stone refused Friese, who sat on a fence with companions. He fired twice and fled.
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John Friese
Socar
Georgia V. Stone
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George Moore
Chicago Politician Laughed to Death at Public Reference
Colonel Wiley S Scribner recorder of Cook County a local politician of note died after laughing for minutes at a visitor while reading a reference to Congressman Mason in the papers The exertion ruptured a diseased artery and he died within five minutes in Chicago on September 29.
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Fanny Beqoid
Wiley
Scribner
Cook County
Congressman Mason
Billy
Frances Willard Celebrates Fiftieth Birthday in Evanston
Miss Frances E. Willard, president of the National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union, marked her fiftieth birthday with a reception at the First Potions church in Evanston. Messages of congratulations were read from several prominent figures.
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Frances E. Willard
National Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Wreck at Palatine Bridge Worsens and Victims Recover
A telegram from Canwas reports Mrs. Manning, injured in the Central Railroad wreck at Palatine Bridge on Friday night, is improving at Hotel Wagner. Her mother broke news of Mr. Manning’s death. remains sent to Albany. Fredonia resident Miss Manning remains in danger with severe injuries. Other survivors, including Porter Franklin’s heirs and R A Foysler party, are noted as the town discusses the disaster with local pastors.
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William H. Manning
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Palatine Bridge
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Albany
Uette
Mich
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Porter Franklin
Fredonia
Williams
New York
R.A. Fovsler
H. L Lewis
Miner’s fatal buoyant stunt proves deadly bet
Denver dispatch reports a Leadville miner in Denver hospital after a fatal attempted demonstration. A wager of 50 dollars motivated a man to suspend himself by the neck to prove a theory that life could be prolonged. he died as his body turned blue and he lapsed into unconsciousness before recovery failed.
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Leadville
Frankey
Canadian American capitalists seek charter for rail line to Hudson Bay
In Saint Marie Michigan September 29 Canadian and American investors applied for a Parliament charter to build a 370 mile railroad from the Canadian Sea to Hudson Bay. Coal discoveries on Moose River 260 miles north of Soo spark interest as survey work planned January 1 led by engineer Joseph Fosens. The line would cross the Canadian Pacific main line and aims to open rich pine and mineral country for a Europe route via Hudson Strait.
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Mica
Canadian Sea
Hudson Bay
Moose River
Zoo
Canadian Pacific
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Europe
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Sitands
Joseph Fosens
Political maneuvers tied to Pittsburg postmaster bid
The article notes J H Andrews Frank Willing Leach Senator Quay's private secretary Richard Quay and James McKean, Quay's choice for Pittsburg postmaster, arriving late at night. McKean sought Senator Cameron's support at Lochiel to oppose the candidacy while Cameron met other politicians with political axes to grind. Cameron and Quay held a multi day conference at Donegal before silent legs of travel to Middletown and Beaver.
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J. H. Andrewa
Frank Willing Leach
Senator Quay
Richard Quay
James 8
McKean
Pittsburg
Senator Cameron
Lochiel
Cameron
Quay
Donegal
Middletown
Beaver
Andrews
Young Quay
Leach
Marie Blaine Seeks Divorce From James G. Blaine Jr
General Martin T. McMahon announced that once Mrs. Marie Blaine recovers from a serious illness, divorce proceedings will be filed against her husband James G. Blaine Jr. The type of divorce—absolute or limited—has not been decided. Reports say she asked that her child not be granted to Blaine if her illness proved fatal.
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New York
Martin T. McMahon
James G. Blaine, Jr
Blaine
Doremus
Settlement on long-dragging Danish claim eyed at arbitration
A 35 year international dispute over an 1854 Danish seizure of American ships near St Thomas heads to arbitration in Athens. Washington lawyers have guided the case, with Sir Edmund Munson as arbitrator and the United States pressing for indemnity once the written briefs are filed.
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Athens
Tsprolas Thlegham
Washington
United States
Danishaw
Bt Thomas
General Franklin
Catherine Augusta
Mexico
St. Thomas
Sir Edmund Munson
Copenhagen
Sir Edmund
Spiritualists Question Spirit Photos at Paris Congress
At a Paris congress, M. Lermina says spirit photos likely emanations of minds, not tricks. Londonist Everitt recalls a seance where a table rose and flames appeared, defying explanation. Dutch member Bitricke warns against mercenary mediums corrupting Spiritualism and efforts arise to end paid mediums in America.
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M. Lermina
Everitt
London
M. W. Bitricke
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America
Delegates Converge for Informal Talks Ahead of Conference
Washington dispatch reports foreign delegates arriving for the International American Congress will hold an informal morning meeting with U S delegates to outline aims before the formal session on Wednesday. An American secretary will brief the U S side, while many telegrams from cities not on the tour receive uniform replies.
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International American Congress
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Theo Busied
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Abi Acleck
Pillsbury Mills Sale Rumor Denied by C A Pillsbury
September 29 report quotes C A Pillsbury denying knowledge of a Chicago agent Meyer and claiming no sale. rumors link to Vandusenel and Washburn mills with uncertain option status and possible higher price needed to push sale. other figures deny truth of Vandusen and Star system sale claims.
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C. A. Pillsbury
Chicago
Pillsbury Mills
Mr. Meyer
Washburn Mills
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Charlee
Hlarringine
Vandusen
Star Systems
Reed Favored For Speaker On First Ballot In NY Clash
Special Telegram reports John M. Farquhar of Buffalo says two-thirds of New York members back Majorey for Speaker and Reed may win on the first ballot. NY delegation plans late October meeting to organize support for Maine candidate. Farquhar plans to push a bill subsidizing the American merchant marine at the first season opportunity.
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John M. Farquhar
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New York
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Reed
Maine
Farquhar
Destructive Fire Ravages Botrerry Montana Business District
A serious conflagration in Botrerry Montana destroyed an entire block in the business part of the city. A strong wind hindered efforts to control the blaze and water supply was insufficient, with losses around 1,000,000 dollars. Several stores including a dry goods shop and a shoe store were burned along with the Bernard block and other buildings.
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Botrerry
Mont
Oz District
T Ee Dry Goods
Doboei
Warned by a Ghost in Alleghany Station Mystery
Septem ber 29 report claims Dick Winston warned Rose of his approaching death by supernatural visitation. The fragment notes ghostly appearances and a fatality linked to the warning, suggesting a haunting surrounding the local railroad area.
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Fecal Teleouam
Alleghany Station
Dick Winston
Rose
Rochester asylum inquiry clears Dr Bowers and resigning
The Rochester asylum investigating committee found no culpable neglect by Dr Bowers as superintendent. Attentions are tightened to prevent atrocities uncovered, and Dr. Bowers resigned after the report was read and was accepted.
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Pau
Rochester Asylum
Dr. Bowers
Atten
Boulangist Movements Shift In Paris District Vote
After meeting the Comte de Paris, M. Herge withdraws from the election race in his district and backs the Boulangist candidate. A General Boulanger letter in Boulogne urges supporters to vote Conservative.
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Paris
Comte de Paris
Sheen House
M. Herge
General Boulanger
Boulogne
No Murder in 17 A Dead Woman Autopsy Report
New York dispatch says Deputy Coroner Conway held an autopsy on Miss Anna Lorensa Shaw, daughter of Mrs. Louise Shaw, who died at her mother's home last Thursday. The inquiry notes possible ill treatment and cites Dr. F B Marescial in connection with the case.
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Isprosal
New York
Conway
Anna Lorensa Shaw
Louise Shaw
E. L. Trion
FB. F. Marescbal
Conway Nees
Disputed Brain Evidence in Galvin Case Trials
In a contentious trial over Galvin's death the defense and prosecution clash on brain injury. Dr. Cook conducts knife skull experiments while the State presents witnesses from New York morgue and Yale physicians. The testimony questions whether Galvin died of apoplexy and whether puncture marks led to death.
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New York
John Galvin
Vin
R. Cook
Gary
D. J
Dr. Cook
Eibit
Bax Beter
Cook
Baby bonds draw reports of large state sums
A New Orleans item notes credible chatter about a large issue dubbed the Baby bonds. Officials expect the total to start near 102,000 with added portions raising the sum toward 1,200,000 as the State Auditor and Attorney General Regeer review the matter.
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New Ogneans
Sugar from Sorghum Cane Experiment in Hiverton
An agricultural note reports the September visit by Rusk officials to mills testing a diffusion process for producing sugar from sorghum cane. Chemists observed the equipment and process but remained doubtful about successful sugar yields from the sorghum experiment.
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Hiverton
Rusk
Am Cape
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