Unusual Fall of Snow Reported Across Colorado and Kansas
Dispatches indicate an unusual snow event Friday night and Saturday across eastern Colorado northwestern Kansas and southwestern Nebraska. Atwood Rawlings county reports five inches with a heavy frost Saturday morning. Oberlin Decatur county also reports heavy snowfall and many western Kansas points note light flurries.
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Modest Man Unearthed in New York Founder of Cornell College
It is credibly announced that the hitherto unnamed founder of the Cornell Medical College who gave 1,500,000 for the building in New York is Colonel H. Payne.
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Montreal to Host Bicycle Races Next Year
Montreal representatives have reportedly received the world bicycle meet for next year via private cable gram from Vienna. The note mentions a Vienna consular message and notes a durable German weight advantage over French riders.
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Woman Overcomes Years Of Female Trouble With Lydia Pinkham
Mrs Lucy Goodwin describes four years of womb trouble and nervous distress. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sunative Wash she reports recovery, weight gain from 108 to 135 pounds, and renewed strength to do housework. She praises the medicines and urges others to try them.
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Osteopathy ad announces new practice openings
An osteopathy notice promotes Doctors Murray, Dodson and Wilcox with a female specialist. It states treatments for bone and muscle manipulation and lists several address numbers at the Mr Rookery building, Spoke Washington, with a private entrance. Openings begin November 1 for particulars.
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Jerome Fire Destroys Mining Town Wipes Out Large Area
Prescott reports Jerome in Arizona was destroyed by a morning fire causing over 1 million dollars in damages. Eleven bodies recovered with many believed trapped. blaze started from a gasoline stove in a cabin and spread rapidly. The United Verde Company plant survived. dramatic scenes as residents rush to aid. Italian men named as suspects amid investigation.
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Alger defends wartime admin amid charges
Secretary Alger rejected sensationalist attacks on the War Department and defended the huge daily task of provisioning and transporting supplies. He said a strong commission will investigate, aiming to refine army organization and apply lessons learned to the past and future.
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New Westminster Burned In Devastating City Fire
The business portion of New Westminster British Columbia was destroyed by a morning fire. Property losses reach hundreds of thousands. Dozens homeless as aid arrives from Vancouver. Firefighter Campbell killed while on a burning roof. A woman died of fright and others succumbed to injuries and illness amid the blaze. Three river steamers Edgar Gladys Bonaccord destroyed. Royal City planing mills and Cleve Canning Company spared. Fraser River railway station and bridge burned. Fire began near midnight from a spark aboard a river steamer.
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Riot Strife in Guatemala Bucks Election Toll
The steamer Olympia from Porto Cortes reports Guatemala election riots with large casualties. Troops fired as followers of Prospero Morales resisted President Estrada's victory, leaving 360 killed or fatally wounded per the captain.
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Spanish Prisoners Shot Aboard Halvard Near Cuba
In portsmouth New Hampshire on September 12 Colonel K E Dudley of the US Army investigated the shooting of Spanish prisoners aboard the auxiliary cruiser Halvard just before it departed Cuba for Seavey Island. The shooting followed a dispute between some prisoners and privates of the Ninth Massachusetts Regiment. The report adds that no specific religion receives official recognition in Japan.
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Fusion tickets nominated in Washington state race
Ellensburg Washington September 12 fusion by the three conventions democratic populist and silver republican nominates for congressmen at large James Hamilton Lewis Seattle and Will Kane for supreme court judges Benjamin F Houston Tacoma Melvin M Godman Dayton fusion described as strongest ticket with representation from large population centers and recognition of agricultural counties
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Empress of Austria Stabbed in Geneva by Anarchist
The Empress Elizabeth of Austria was killed at the Hotel Beau Rivage in Geneva by an Italian anarchist named Luchoni. She was stabbed in the heart while walking to the steamer landing and died shortly after at the hotel. The empress, born December 24 1837, was wife to Emperor Francis Joseph and mother to three archdukes and archduchesses.
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Natives Reportedly Overthrow Spanish Garrison in Pacific Islands
A private dispatch from San Francisco dated September 12 says native rulers on the Caroline Islands have risen against the Spanish garrison and seized the atoll. Factional wars between two native kings weakened Spanish defense. Guam aid failed and Ponape was reinforced poorly. The likely result is loss of the whole island group to natives.
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Nine men well known chosen for war department inquiry
Washington selects nine prominent figures to investigate the war department. Lt Col Schofield and Gen Gordon bring Civil War leadership, while Granville Dodge and Charles Manderson add political and military depth. Johns Hopkins president D C Gilman and Robert T Lincoln join, with Lamont and Keene also named. Gordon declines due to unstable health.
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Who are the Carlists in Spanish history
The Carlists led by Carlos claim the throne by male line succession after Ferdinand’s 1833 death, opposing the female heir. Basque clergy and shepherd farmer communities powered uprisings, while republicans in cities favored independence and liberal liberties gained during Spain’s brief 1873 republic.
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Sentenced Private Scruggs for assault at Presidio
General Miller approves the court martial sentence of Private A W Scruggs of the First Tennessee for assault on Dan Thomas a negro under guard at the Presidio reserve. He faces confinement at hard labor for three months dishonorable discharge and forfeiture of pay with imprisonment at Alcatraz. Colorado Springs reports five suspects in the silver Republican opera house clash released for lack of evidence in Harris killing. A German officer cites wars since century killed about 30 million people in civilized nations.
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French ambassador in Washington relays U S reply on Philippine hostilities
Cambon reports American answer to Spain over insurgent actions in the Philippines and the peace protocol. The United States will dispatch envoys to urge Togolos to honor the truce and stop Manila vessels carrying insurgents aiming to spread insurrection. Also notes Spokane girls boarding school and a remark on postal savings banks.
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Early testimonial and trivia items in 1895 page
Advertisements praise a nerve restorer and a cough cure while noting assorted curiosities. Claims include a cure for fits after one day, an autograph by Richard IL Piso, plant feeding pills, and a fact about elephant trunk muscles.
Evacuation Commission Opens First Meeting in San Juan
The Evacuation Commission held its first annual joint meeting in the palace council chamber in San Juan de Puerto Rico. Spanish and American commissioners discussed pending instructions and secret sessions while inventories of government property were reviewed.
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