Wreck Scene Near Mansfield Shocks Ohio
An explosion on a Baltimore and Ohio freight engine near Ankenytown twenty miles south of Mansfield causes reported deaths and injuries. Authorities in Zanesville, Columbus, and nearby towns report a severe crash with multiple fatalities, including engineers Tomlinson and Wilson, and a pending toll of 32 injured. Rescue and medical teams swarm the wreck site as officials consider a halt to inter-state rail commerce.
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Mansfield
Baltimore and Ohio
Ankeny
Cincinnati
Zanesville
Ohio
Arkennytown
Baltimore &, Ohio
Columbus
North Bound Express
David Wilson
Sandusky
Henry Tomlinson
Newark
Wm. Crinsley
Shawnee
Aaron Dickson
Defiance County
Grand Army
Putnam County
Independence
Belleville
Edward Valentine
Chicago
Lakens
Express
Harry Tomison
David’ Wilson
William Grousley
Trade review and political notes from Sept 14 reports
R G Dun & Co notes dividend passing by St Paul lowers stocks and a fall in wheat as crop reports turn less gloomy. Oats drop 1.75 cents, corn 0.5. large farmers faring poorly. Cotton crop last year 7,017,707 bales vs 6,300,000 estimated. London reports Barbellot murder rumors affecting Stanley expedition. Tippoo Tib treachery alleged. Gov Hill serenaded. he urges votes for Cleveland and Thurman and tariff reform supporters. Dublin: Redmond convicted under crimes act, sentenced to three months.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
St. Paul
Bureau of Cotton Exchanges
London
Africa
Major Barbellot
Henry M. Stanley
Barbellot
Tippoo Tib
Stanley
St. Paul Debardo
Bartellot
Stanley ‘ Falls
Jamison
Tippoo ‘Tib
Albany
Hill
Executive
Cleveland
Thurman
Dublin
Redmond
Sen
Yellow fever report from Camp Perry dispatch
Washington September 15 a dispatch from Surgeon General Milto at Camp Perry notes ongoing concerns among refugees and hospital tents. It mentions five cases of yellow fever but details are incomplete due to damaged text.
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Washington
Hmilto
Non-Intercourse and Refugee Train Headings
Memphis orders non intercourse with Decatur Alabama due to a death thought to be yellow fever in the area. A train carrying yellow fever refugees from Jacksonville Florida arrived in Charlotte North Carolina en route to Henderson with 400 to 500 adults and two children. Three cases of yellow fever were on board. The Myers Needham twenty round NW lightweight title fight drew ~2000 fans in Minneapolis with Myers winning on points after 76 rounds. no knockdowns and limited damage.
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Memphis
Decatur
Alabama
Here
Charlotte
N. C
Jacksonville
Florida
Henderson
North Carolina
Guiierras
Minneapolis
Myers-Needham
Northwest
Needham
Myers
The Popes Letter Admitted by Cardinal Gibbons
Cardinal Gibbons confirms he holds a papal letter referenced by Catholic News of New York but will not publish its contents until he can brief country prelates. Separately, city telegrams report scores from Sept 14 in Detroit Philadelphia St Louis Cincinnati Kansas City Louisville Cleveland Chicago and New York.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Catholic News of
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Louisville
Cleveland
Chicago
Telegraphic Markets Cattle and Sheep Reported Across Cities
Live Stock Indicator shows Kansas City receipts five thousand with strong demand for best dressed beef and shipping steers. Grass range cattle weak and lower. Texas cows steady to slight decline. Cattle prices in Chicago steady with Beeves up to 6.80 and western ranges 3.75 to 5.10. Sheep firm in Chicago. New York money markets ease on call.
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Kansas City
Texas
Chicago
Beeves
Western Rangers
Lexas
Underwear and Cigars Ad in Santa Fe Shop
Skinson markets fine cigars while SELIGMAN Bros advertises Jeager underwear and pigments for Santa Fe. The fragment suggests a local storefront page with product highlights and calls to inspect the new stock.
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M. Stanley
Gov. Hill
Georgia
House
United States
Goldenson
San Francisco
Alexander Goldenson
Mamie Kelly
Pacific Coast
Representative Cox
Dun
Telegraphic Markets
Kansas
City
Wool Market
Valley
Oregon
Mercantile
Skinson
E. Andrews
South Side
University OF New Mexico
New West Education Commission
Legiate
SPE
Gregory Barrett
E.lyman Hood
Sants Fe
N. M
Hed. Miller
Brince St., Sourasipe Or’ Brince
Esuque
Santa Fe
New
Mexico
Gent's
San Francisco Street
Santa Fe, N.M
Chas. Wagner
Mutual
Life
Insurance Company
OF New York
Tolds
Santa Fe, N. M
Second National Bank
First National Bank
WM W. Griffin
Pedro Perea
R. J. Palen
Cashier
New Mexico
L. Spiegelberg
W. G. Simmons
St. Michael's Colegé
Brothers of the Christian Schools
Botulph
THE
Santa FE Bakery
F. Schnepple
San Francisco St
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