Pope comments on William and German relations
London Telegraph reports Rome interview with the pope noting his frail health for age and a forthcoming history of the Roman episcopate. The pope criticizes Emperor William's visit as not favorable, saying it strengthened enemies and solidified their position, while praising Emperor Frederick and Prince Bismarck as wise and reasonable figures. The exchange recounts an interruption by the emperor to introduce Prince Tr enry.
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Lonlon
London Telegraph
Rome
William
Frederick
Pergets
Germany
Vatican
Bismarck
Williams
Long line of visitors at Democratic HQ in Indianapolis
Bright crowds pour into the Democratic State committee headquarters in Indianapolis with reports of strong organization and promising prospects. Secretary Sheerin calls the outlook very bright, saying some early doubts vanished as the campaign gains momentum and party prospects improve daily.
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Indianapolis
Democratic State Committee
Si Sheerin
Health officials quell yellow fever fears on ship quarantine
Captain Jillard linked to yellow fever remains under scrutiny but authorities insist no danger. The steamer Carenz returned to lower quarantine for fumigation, cargo disinfection, and the hack that transported Jillard to the hospital has been disinfected. Officers continue locating passengers aboard.
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John Jillard
Carenz
Jillard
Collision in Indianapolis Sparking Parades Planned
Indianapolis Ind Oct 28 Both major parties prepare for large street parades on Saturday night November 3. Independent efforts to avoid clashes failed. If both columns meet, thousands could be involved in a possible free for all.
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Belgrade
Natalie
Dioysios
Constantinople
Theodosios
Milan
Partizans
Tig
Teodosois
Carlovils
Bucharest
Indianapolis
Ind
Gen Joe Wheeler Converts to Catholicism in Washington
Gen Joe Wheeler becomes a Catholic after attending the requiem for Gen Sheridan. At St Matthew's Church he was moved by the service and sought instruction, concluding Catholicism is the true religion. He served as a pallbearer at the funeral and pursued formal catechesis with a priest's guidance.
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Macon
Joe Wheeler
Sheridan
St. Matthew's Church
Washington
Train derailment near Paris Kentucky injures several
Off the Track Paris Ky Oct 27 A Kentucky Central train derailed yesterday afternoon near Paris. Engineer Robert Black fatally injured passenger Elmore Bryan of London Ohio fatally injured brakeman John Ryan severely injured and another Chesapeake and Ohio passenger Joe Allan also hurt in the incident.
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Paris
Kentucky Central Railroad
Robert Black
Elmore Bryan
London
Ohio
John Ryan
Joe Allan
Chesapeake. & Ohio
Telegraphic Markets Highlights and Cattle Reports
Copper and tin steady with Straits trade at 23.03 dollars. lead and bar silver steady. Money on call easy, mercantile paper rates noted. Chicago cattle receipts 18,000, prices mixed with declines of 10 cents. natives 2.75 to 3.90, westerns 2.50 to 3.30. Kansas City live stock shows 10,000 cattle receipts. grass-range offerings steady to lower, stockers and feeders 1.60 to 3.35. cows 1.25 to 2.75. sheep steady to 3.75 with growth in range prices.
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NEW York Metal
New York
NEW York Money
Prime Mercantile
Chicago
Western Rangers
Kansas
City
Kansas City
Press Items and Local Notes From a Fragmented Era
A collage of 1890s clippings mentions clemency trends with Ife and al leur, exiles and American citizenship plans, barber shop hours and services, and odd prices for grooming. It cites A Mercer of the Bureau of Animal Industry on diseased cattle, Kansas City boulevard enthusiasm, Florida orange optimism, and a novel Buffalo machine for tree handling. Reports touch on wage gains for tailors, Florida pop growth, and rail labor politics alongside scattered commercial notes from Pittston and Buffalo.
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Butchers’ Protective Association of
San Francisco
A. Mercer
United States
Bureau of Animal Industry
San Francisco Bay
California
Kansas City
Flovida
Adam Eichelberger
Jondon
Houston
Texas
Tailor’s Union
Dakotas
Newland
The
Buffalo Express
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Commission. Merchant
LA Tara
Colorado
Reliab
ASD
Bigewood & Guckenheimer Rye
Winks & Gigars
Vionnth Mares
Plaza
Santa Fe
N, I
Luis E. Alarid
Collection Agency
Santa Mi. N. AM
Gent's
San Francisco Street
Ni-M
Donoghue & Monier
New Mexico
Soehnchen
Bridge On
Bridg
St. Santa We
J. A. Sloan
Piys Ofa
SURGH
Santa Fis
Lomuynent
Gar Ieitien
Rao
Molegraph
Bright Quilock
Indiana
Natale
Cooper Union
Gen
Telegraphic Markets
Alleur
Ife
Minister of Justice
Palleur
Pittsburg
Weaver
Rochester
Bridgewater
Phillipsburg
Freedom
Association of Railway Employes
Pittston
Santa FH
WM W. Griffin
R. J. Palen
Pedro Perea
TELES
Second National Bank
L. Spiegelberg
W. G. Simmons
St. Michael's College
Brothers of the Christian Schools
Ivor
Brother Botulph
Santa FE Bakery
F. Schnepple
San Francisco St
Santa Fe, N. M
Dana B. Chase
Denver
Santa Fe, Am West Side
Trinidad
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