Frightful Fall of Crowd in Cleveland Horror Ride
A electric motor car carrying between twenty and thirty passengers plunged 101 feet from a Central viaduct into the river near Cleveland. Fifteen victims recovered, four others missing. Motorman Rogers arrested at Cedar Avenue on $5,000 bail as coroner's inquest looms. The accident disrupted Southside Street railway operations and raised questions about gate safety and conductor action.
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Cleveland
Otio
Southside Street Railway
Silepca
New
Rogers
Tac
Cedar Arvenua
Murder of a Priest in Missouri After Robbery Suspect Capture
The body of German Catholic priest A P Van Antwerp was found beside the Iron Mountain track at Duskberg Missouri with a fatal wound and robbed pockets. Papers show he came from Detroit and once taught at St Louis University. Tramps suspected of the murder were captured and identified by Quigley, linked to a prior shooting in St Louis.
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de Soto
A-P. van Antwerp
Iron Mountain
Duskberg
Detroit
St. Louis University
Tramps
Taree Pegroo Tramps
Stukeman Quigley
Quigley
Shi
Him
St. Louis
Agricultural Press League Forms National Circle in Chicago
A national organization of agricultural newspaper men has been formed with sixty papers represented. The Agricultural Press League elected M. J. Lawrence as president J. W. Wilson as vice president and B. Connor as treasurer. The next meeting is planned for Chicago next March.
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Agricultural Press League
Chicago
United States
Agriculural Press League
M. J. Lawrence
J. W. Wilson
B. Connor
Chicary
Rebuke to Wilhelm in Veima special report
Dr. Luezer an anti-gle amitic leader on the twichsrath was re elected burgomaster of the city on October 20 and facing an imperial rebuke over his tenure. The Emperor questioned his administration and the city’s direction amid political tensions.
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Wilhelm
Viemma
Luezer
Twichsrath
Azsin
Cuezéer
Imperial
Eneil
Wwe
Hell Iwits
Political turmoil ends as dissolution is announced
A described power struggle unfolds as officials resist, Azsin seeks re election while pledging to cede power repeatedly. The government compels surrender and the imperial council dissolves amid pressure from the president and implicated parties.
Excess of imports over exports causes apprehension
The article notes a scare about gold exports with little real significance and discusses varying economic signals. It cites a large import surplus, weaker farm crop reports, and fluctuating wheat and corn prices. It mentions higher Atlantic exports, government crop data, and domestic failures, painting a cautious economic outlook.
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New York
G. Bon & Cos
Traesaga
Atlantic
United States
Canada
Cuban Crisis Nears US Recognition of Rebels
Washington reports the administration expects Cuban insurgents to gain de facto recognition within forty eight hours as official advices indicate Capotos has lost hope of crushing the rebellion. The de jure Cuban government may become de facto provisional within days with Secretary Olney favoring immediate recognition. Cabinet meets again tomorrow and Congress may see action if morning telegraph reports success.
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Washington
Cuba
United States
Catopos
State Department
Olney
Congress Ronvenes
Schlatter Disappears as Denver Healer Leaves Town
Denver healer Frannis Schlatter vanished after a mass treatment for about 3 090 people, leaving a note that his Denver mission is over. A rancher near Denver claimed sighting him walking toward the mountains, with rumors of a return to work later. Olga the Czarina’s daughter born in St. Petersburg. birth amid Orthodox rites and fast recovery praised by court physicians. Branches of reform groups in Pittsburgh call for Baltimore convention December 32 to push amendments acknowledging God and Jesus Christ.
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Denver
Frannis Schlatter
Massiah
Lin
United States Court
Ile Letta
Schlatter
Golden
St. Petersburg
Olga
Pittsberg
Felix Branat
National Reform Association
Baltimore
United States
God
Jesus Christ
Christian Endeavor Soieties
Young People’s Unions
Hildred
Eye Od
Ifelegates
W. G. Lyon
State National Bank of Sioux
Baker Wire Co
Des Moines
Ladies of
Delavan
Wells Fargo Heist Figures Differ At Denver HQ
Police at Denver headquarters dispute initial theft figure for Wells Fargo Express Co robbery at Columbia Springs.Claimed amount stolen may be 455,000 rather than 2,000 as first reported. Detailing suspense surrounds investigation and pending verification.
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Denver Specis
Ibis
Wells, Fargo Express Company
Colonuia ‘Springs
Labor Leader Denounces Revolt and Wealth Monopoly
In a fiery address, Master Workman Sovereign denounces revolt as a devilish plot, claiming 83,000 members joined the uprising last year. He warns that capital dominates production and labor fights for life, condemns criminalizing labor, injunctions, and banking power, and calls for unity in the brotherhood of labor against tyranny.
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Mei
Soversign
Brotherhood of Man
Wreed
Davil Ane
Riley Grannan a Lamb in Boston Card Plunge Scandal
New York sporting crowds discuss Riley Grannan the famed turf plunger as four players staged a private Boston card game. They reportedly lost about 40 000 with 15 000 paid in greenbacks as partial settlement. One winner named as Pai Sheedy, a renowned gambler, while Sheedy plans a world tour amid a decline in fortunes.
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Pet Sheedy
New York
Speci
Riley Grannan
Boston
Plonger
Ayil
Pai Sheedy
Sawdler
United States
Sheddy
Yale College Denounced by Christian Workers in New Haven
In a sensational lecture at the Christian Workers Convention held at Calvary Baptist Church Mrs Potent wife of Rev E M Posent denounced Yale College saying she would send a son to hell rather than to Yale. She claimed many Christian young men were ruined at Yale after initial virtue. Other speakers avoided endorsement and urged comparison with other colleges.
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Christian Workers
New Haven
Comn
Potent
E. M. Posent
Calvary Baptist Church
Hell
Yele College
Dwight
Yale
Free Coinage Debate Opens Crisp Campaign Entry
Ex Speaker Crisp addresses Georgia Legislature urging free and unlimited silver at sixteen to one, marking the start of his bid for the U S Senate. Other items include Mexican antiquities bill favoring a New York museum collection, and Russia plans global finance outreach with 1893 mint surpluses. A Cincinnati couple suffers a shooting incident. uncertainty lingers over a London report concerning Rosa and others.
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Atlanta
Crisp
Georgia
United States
Gordon
City of Mexico
Congress
Marshal Saville
American Museum of Naturalory
New York
Diaz
New York City
State's Insane Expenditures Report Reveals Hospital Details
The Twelfth Biennial Report outlines expenditures and bed capacity at the State Hospital for the Insane. It notes appropriations for repairs and equipment, patient admissions and discharges, readmissions, cures, and the growing need for spaces, with statistics on state patients, mortality, and recovery timelines. It compares death rates to New York institutions and discusses the impact of early treatment and gender differences on recovery.
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Camp Armory
Germina Ism
Sruumds
Conservators
Lees Soto
Koe
Towa
Lospind
Causes of Death in New Zealand Men and Women
Earlier reports show bowel trouble and lung diseases as common death causes in New Zealand during a two year span. The data indicates higher male mortality linked to insanity prevalence and other conditions, with women experiencing different patterns.
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Cextent
Wen
Iowa Census Sparks Debate On Farming Profits And Population
The Gazette questions Iowa’s fertility and rural decline after the recent census. It notes large rural losses and uneven town gains, citing Sioux City Council Bluffs and Muscatine as exceptions. It argues farming profits, credit access, and rural depopulation reflect broader economic issues across Benton Tama Pottawattamie and Des Moines counties.
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Sceliticnra
Conses
Te Union
Iowa
The
Gazette
Sioux City
Council Bluffs
Mescatine
Corneil Bluffs
Bes
Conbnes
Line County
Cedar
Marion
Polk
Des Moines
Blackhawk
Waterloo
Vinton
Belle Plaine
Benton County
Tama
Tama Conatr
Pottawattamie
Wistails
Missouri Slope
the Gazette
Snell
Equal to the Emergency A Louisville Post Story
A city gentleman of simple tastes with a country boy past tries to mow a lawn while his wife schemes to view a fashionable parade. Pests are shelled as he works, a window opens and two neighbors peek out, prompting a quick, comic wife save. The scene ends with a brisk demand to mow before Mr comes home.
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Louisville
Flis
Wes Enger
Jon
State officials uncover major asylum funding scam
Insane patients from Illinois counties were moved to state hospitals as residents of other counties to claim state support. Executiv e council halted payments after a Scott County bill for transport and care fees raised the issue. Investigations show systematic travel and care charges benefited county officers and officials across multiple counties.
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Tows
Fay Neots
Wilmote
Execu
Develone
Cireles
Uhe
Saylim
Mr. Pleasent
Nany
Alarinda
Tony Try
Oler
Scott County
Executive Council
Soallow
Counc Sin Mlinois
Nso
Uvit
Dairymen Convention elects officers and notes butterine progress
Five hundred delegates from Iowa and neighboring states attended the Iowa Dairy Association meeting at Waterloo. Officers elected: President A. Stictert, Vice President P. J. Henderson, Secretary C. L. Gabrielsen, Treasurer S. H. Sibley. W. K. Boardman spoke on butterine and state dairy policy. Reports show Iowa produced 50,000,000 pounds of butter in the year ending Oct 1, 1895, a 17,000,000-pound rise.
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Pregent Trov
Iowa
Suttzen
Lance
Towa Dairy Association
Waterloo
Stictert
Waterce
P. J. Henderson
Coastral City
C. L. Gabrielsen
Newhaip
Ion
S. H. Sibley
Stave Censer- Marshalltown
Ery
Watersloo
W.K. Boardman
Devin Butterine
Issktera
Wat Millees
Dairy Department
Tryiven
Rowe
Meriscal
United States
Ransom
City of Mexico
Richard C. Rowe
Dutlee Forse
Lefe
Chester Rowe
Poweshiek County
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Thomas Noonan
Peoria
Ili
Ander
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Ovis Merickel
Merickel
Solferino
South America
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Lamb
Yale College
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Genoa
Constantinople
Cincinnati
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Mrs. Koch
C.E. Rosa
Iran
Hounds Wien
Independence Hospital
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Psnore
Dairymen's Convention
Rich Gallagher
Alyx Chapin
Max Noack
Ora Mineter
Casina
Papillion
Neb
Noah
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Cha- Wn
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Laughlin
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