Pageant of Peace Parade in Buffalo Captivates Nation
President McKinley leads nearly 50,000 Grand Army of the Republic veterans through six hour parade in Buffalo with 200,000 outsiders, millions watching as crowds fill streets and windows. Gov Black and General Alger comment on规模 and the vast turnout, while later reports note unrest in Uruguay after President Bardas assassination and the political crisis unfolding.
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McKinley
Enfalo
Kibowa
Grand Army of the Republic
Buffalo
The
Republic
Tke S
McKinler
Clarkson
Gov. Frask & Sleek
New York
Empire State
Metropolis
Mine Owners at Sea Conflict Splits Operators
A coalition of coal operators at Pittsburg met Wednesday, ending with a statement that they would continue the struggle along lines deemed most productive for achieving their aims. The gathering fragmented the group as both sides prepared for further action.
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Bittsburg
Shortage in Europe Shrinks Ceresi and Potato Crops
An Orange Judd syndicate inquiry finds grave European crop conditions. Wheat import needs for Europe and England are estimated between 300 and 400 million bushels. European bread crop reliance, rye and other cereals, shows declining yields versus past averages across Russia, Germany, France, Austria, Bulgaria, Roumania, Italy, and the Low Countries.
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Orange Judd Syndicate of Agricultural Papers
Europe
England
Russia
Germany
France
Austria
Bulgaria
Roumania
Italy
Low Countries
Sweden
United Kingdom
Parade of veterans and pageantry marks peace celebration
A living shield of 2,000 children led a parade that moved veterans to cheers as they sang marching songs. Flowered minidents and a President’s reception brought smiles while the day’s perfect weather and sunlit pageantry created a peaceful scene. The march route included streets from Mazin street to Chippewas and Delaware avenue, ending at the lake shore park with Presilius Melviorey at the head of the reviewing stand.
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Ivers Slep
Goy
Chippewas
Delaware Avenue
North Street
Thie 1 Shore
Presilius Melviorey
President J Ifinree Borda Assassinated in Uruguay
President J Ifinree Borda of Uruguay was shot during a national fete in Montgeviles. The assassin used a revolver and was arrested. Borda's term runs from March 184 to 1898, with celebrations at the independence fete in Montgeviles.
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Eraguar
Monteriden
Witteh
Montgeviles
J. Ifinree Borda
Uruguay
Cin
Dolan Arrested as Miners Defy Anti-March Law
Patrick Dolan district president of the United Mine Workers of America was arrested in Washington County Pennsylvania while leading a march past the Allison mine near McGovern station. He denounced the injunction as unlawful and planned to continue the peaceful procession, but was detained as marchers returned to camp.
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Patrick Dolan
United Mine Workers of America
Washington County
Allison
Cook & Long
McGovery Station
Ute
Whder Siblin
Washington Pike
Delan Sy
Dolan
Idleputy
Washington
Ready to Open Mines with Imported Labor
Pittsburg district prepares to start sewer mines along the Wheeling division of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Preliminary steps are done, railroads inching toward cooperation, and a sub-committee overseeing hiring of workers. Plans aim to source workers near pits to supply coal for locomotives. government protections and costs are discussed as work proceeds.
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Pittsburg
Wheeling
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Bringles Abuni
Pictsburg
Cna
Buleianre
Ohio
Pennsylvania Leader Becomes Grand Army Commander
Pennsylvania politician and former state senator John Pa Gobir of Lebanon elected commander in chief of the Grand Army on the second ballot at Bufitu. Age 49, he served in the Eleventh Pennsylvania Infantry and with Sheridan in the Shenandoah. Cincinnati named as next encampment site after a vote with San Francisco second.
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Pennsylvania
Camp John Pa
Gobir
Lebanon
Grand Army
Bufitu
Senate
Eleventh Pennsylvania Infantry
Sud Zuuzhe
Nineteen Day Corps
Red Liver Camp
Sheridan
Shenandoah Valley
Masonic
Grand Army Aireles
Cinciznati
San Francisco
Cincin
Farmers' Increased Receipts Push Farm Income Higher
The article projects a national rise in farm receipts from 400 million to about 500 million dollars, claiming an increase of 100 million. Col Brigham argues higher farm prices will lift labor wages since farmers will invest more, hire more, and boost circulation, creating demand across industries.
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Col. Brigham
Ehase
Duchess and nobility report stray notes and health updates
The Duke of Northumberland turns older in October while near Avenue Louise. A killer weapon tied to Lord Nelson’s legacy is kept as a ceremonial locket in crimson and gold. A Paris broker died, leaving 50 000, after 30 years at 240 yearly, suggesting large tips. Coppe the French academician recovers after a serious operation. The Korean minister’s wife, educated in Korean and studying Chinese classics, does not speak English yet plans study. The Duchess of Cumberland Thyra of Denmark is again in a private asylum near Viewuna after a breakdown.
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Duke of Northumberland
England
Avenue Louise
Huller
Lort Nelson Sur
Paris
Francois Coppe
Duchess of Cumberland
Thyra of Denmack
Slater
Princess of Wales
Czarina
Pr Ivate
Viewuna
Massacre of Sepoys At Fort Ali Masjid In India Valley War
News from Peshawar reports a brutal massacre near Fort Ali Masjid as Afridi forces surround and kill about 300 Sepoy defenders, seize rifles, and set the fort ablaze after capture. Reports conflict on Bert Maude and Port Al-Masjid fate amid scattered intelligence.
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India
London
Fort Ali-Masjid
Longrat
Peshawar
Bert Maude
Ruyber Pass
Afridis
Thres Méx
Port Al-Masjid
Miners and Operators Clash Over Wages at Conference
Rejected proposals followed a heated meeting where miners refused to work for a month and operators pressed for a 69 cent rate. Propositions to run mines ten days without fixed prices and to defer wage decisions were cut off as leaders remained firm. President Ratchford stood by the 69 cent rate amid stubborn standoff.
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Lakes
J. G. Dysart
Cleveland
Meint
Board of Arbitration
Ratchford
Wreckers Kill Engineer as Chicago and Alton Train Derailed
A Chicago and Alton Coal City division wreck near Mazonia results in Engineer James Brennan of Bloomington dead and Fireman Brown injured. Ten cars and $19,000 in losses, with the engine overturned after a rail obstruction. Authorities suspect deliberate ditching aimed at the Alton fast passenger train.
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Chicago and Alton
Mazonia
James Brennen
Bloomington
Brown
Coal City
Alton
Tve
Gardner Station
Brennan
Bremnan
Mazonig
German Ambassador and Baroness Thielmann recalled
Baron Max von Thielmann, the imperial German ambassador to the United States, has been recalled to become minister of jury in the new government. The baron is a diplomat of high standing and will depart Washington as Washington Misses the embassy presence.
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Washington
Thielmann
Max von Thielmann
United States
Baron von Thielmann
Lenox
Baroness von Thielmann
Gate of India in Khyber Pass Warfare Report
The Khyber Pass remains a frontline barrier between British forces and Afridi rebels with Fort Maude already destroyed. British columns under Col. Waters at Jamrud shell Afridis from 3,000 yards as Pourti Dragoons provide artillery support but the Afridis hold their ground. Russia’s interest in the region and Afghan hostility to Britain underpin the strategic stakes.
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Ibrber Pass
Khrber Rilies
Europe
Victoria Eles
India
Herat
England
Russia
Fort Maude
Khyber Pass
Burma
Beloochistan
Ameer
Abdurrahman
Britain
Kisher Pass
Nhyber
Simla
Col. Waters
Jamrnd
Pourti
Afridis
Jamrud
Coal strike falters as peace terms fail to take hold
The Pittsburg district coal strike crisis deepens as miners and operators spike arbitration plans. Operators vow to reopen at any cost while miners insist on 69 cent rate and arbitration. Peace conference adjourns without a deal, raising expectations of further measures and potential wage revisions.
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Fittsours
Pittsburg
Dee
Ratchford Fimly
President McKintey
Wil Han
Bryan
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Gruguay
Sener Bardia
Borda
Juan Idiarte Borda
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