Telegraph Telegrams From Across The Nation
Telegraphed items report Judge Thurman leaving for Washington to argue telephone cases in addition to a series of incidents. Palledoni hanged in Bridgeport for murdering his brother. Mrs Anne Sullivan declared insane and committed. Frost damages tobacco crop in Bradford area. Five bodies recovered after Sand Beach life boat disaster near Port Sanilac. French actors Coquellin and Jane Harding arrive at Sandy Hook from Rio. State of Georgia not yet arrived from Glasgow, London. House adjourns after deficiency bill conference report presented. Hive workers injured in Cleveland tunnel gas explosion. Persian minister presented to the president. B P Wigginton chosen for VP vacancy. Swindling scheme exposed via Ingall and firm Ingram & Co in New York.
Fire damages Clarinda bank building and nine stores
Clarinda residents report a major blaze last night that badly damaged the national bank building and destroyed nine stores. Total losses are estimated at twenty five thousand dollars with light insurance coverage.
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Clarinda
Clarinda National Bank
Light
Death of Germanic Captain at Sea
New York reports the White Star steamer Germanic arriving from Liverpool with news that Captain Cleadell, its commander, died of apoplexy on September 28 while at sea.
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New York
White Star
Germanic
Liverpool
Cleadell
Lightning Kills Two Farmers in Evansville County
Two farmers Jonathan Osborne and Casper Hornjsdorfer were struck dead by lightning while sheltering under trees from a rainstorm in Evansville County. The incident occurred yesterday as locals reported severe weather conditions.
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Evansville
Ind
Jonathan Osborne
Casper Hornjsdorfer
Boston man surrenders over Italian killing
Giovanni Bendero of Boston surrendered himself in Genoa after saying he killed his relative Giovanni Bendero during a quarrel involving his wife. The admission was made this morning in Boston as details emerged of the event near Genoa Italy.
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Boston
Giovanni B. Bendero
Giovanni Bendero
Genoa
Italy
Fire gutted wholesale paint and glass house
Kansas City fire gutted the wholesale paint and glass house of Bor & Cutler at 1592 West Eleventh Street. The blaze began about 3 39 at dawn. Loss is about 40 thousand nine hundred ninety dollars, insured.
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Kansas City
Bor & Cutler
West Eleventh Street
Stage robbed near Florence by two robbers
Florence Arizona October 5 two Mexicans stopped a Wells Fargo stage traveling to Casagrande at Dry Lake they seized the treasure box and registered mail pouch no passengers were harmed the bandits fled the scene
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Florence
Arizona
Casagrande
Dry Leake
Wells Fargo
Prairie Fire Near Ayr Destroys Grain, North of Town
A prairie fire four miles north of Ayr in Ontario swept north and east, damaging grain already damaged by frost. Estimated losses range from 5900 to 10000 dollars with no insurance, threatening local crops as the fire continues.
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Ayr
Oak
Border Desperados Captured Near Red River Bottom
Border desperadoes Bob and Dan Campbell were captured by a posse of over 100 in the Red River bottom near Wichita Falls Texas. The brothers, who had murdered Deputy Sheriff Cogburn during a railroad and bank robbery spree, were jailed locally.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
Bob
Dan Campbell
Red River
Cogburn
Southern Pacific
Cisey
A Diver's Discovery at City of Chester Wreck
Victor Hinston, a diver, located the City of Chester wreck fifty fathoms down after the August collision that sank the steamer in the Golden Gate. He reported two human victims found in the steerage and another man clutching a corpse, but refuses to dive again.
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San Francisco
Cal
Pacific Coast Steamship Company
Victor Hinston
City of Chester
Golden Gate
Oceanic
Market reports from Kansas City and Chicago cattle trades
Telegraphic market notes show Live Stock Indicator data on Oct 4 with cattle receipts and shipments, price ranges for Texas and native cattle, and strong demand for top grades. Chicago cattle and sheep receipts and price ranges follow, alongside New York money and commodity notes. Wool markets in Philadelphia and Boston areas report steadiness, demand, and current quotations across unwashed and California wools.
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Kansas City
Texas
Chicago
Western Rangers
New York
Jake
Ray
Philadelphia
Qex
Noston
Territory
California
Territorial Clippings From a Territorial News Sheet
The Second District Court adjourns until the first Monday in March. Local Methodists celebrate debt payment. various notices include sales, mining, and education events. Reports detail yellow fever impact on trade, survey plans for military reservations, and a murder on Crook's ranch.
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Second District Court
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Telegraph
Thurman
Columbus
Washington
Bridgeport
Conn
Phiilip Palledoni
Anne Sullivan
Ireland
Bradford
Port Sanilac
Mich
Esterday
M. Coquellin
Mme, Jane Harding
Sandy Hook
Rio de Janeiro
London
State Line
State of Georgia
Glasgow
Barnes
Missouri
House
Cleveland
Ohio
New Water Works
Washington, D. C
B. P Wiggonton
American Party
Vthe Mailand Fexpress
Wi. H. Ingall
Fim
Ingram & Co
Prime Mercantile Paper
Elbow City
Russell Marcy
Raton
Socorro
Raton M Ui
John McNally
McNally
Christ
R. Fy. Leeson
EK. Jayman Hood
Santa Fe
Educational Association
New Mexico
Santa Fe Railroad
Aquerque City
Bowman
Albuquerque
Albuquerque College
Fort Butler
Fortraig
San Diego
George W. Frame
Gold Hill
Grant County
Stover
Silver City
Bellows
Pinos Altos
Crook
Old Camp Grant
San Pedro
Wilson Waddingham
Savin Rock
United States
Flo
Harry Bradford
Hyde Park Cattle Company
la Cinta
Poltan
Henan Oller
Santa Pe
Fischer
Stinson 'S
Stinson’s
Stinson
Adwaya Kwepe
Algarve
Chas. Wagner
Prigloy
Nitohen
Queenamare Quid Tlitaamarre
Kitehan
San Pranedseo St
Tee Gens Alb Zeads
Gent's
Gent's Furnisher
San Francisco Street
Santa Fe, N, M
The
Santa Fe Herald
Palace
Sana
Aupuny
OF New York
Halla
Lim
Gether
Santa Fe,n. M
Second National Bank
First National Bank
W. W. Griffin
Pedro Perea
R. J. Palen
Cashier
Vic Spiegel, Berg
W. G. Simmons
St. Michael's College
Brothers of the Christian Schools
Brothabar Botulph
Santa FE Bakery
F. Schnepple
San Francisco St
Santa Fe, N. M
Dana B. Chase
Denver
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