Disputed Orders Tied to Minister’s Murder in South America
The dispatch reports a provisional government blaming disobeyed orders for the murder of Ex-Minister Aldue Joved and the killing of Isadore Cummings. Rebels allegedly seized $9,000 from the victim. Balmacedas officials claim capture of key figures and indicate leaders may be in hiding, possibly Chile.
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York
Vaipresto
Isadore Cummings
Balmacedas Pao Mada
Alterreca
Barbo
Balmai
Barbosa
Tne
Balfar
Ad' Huenos
Trial of Hains Opens with Defense and Prosecution Rhetoric
The Hains trial resumes in Nourouk with Ham ton’s judge and lawyers presenting long arguments. Lips r contends for the defense while Shillington argues against the prosecution. closing remarks are expected tonight. Separately four men drowned near ESPA in a junk dealer incident on the Plane river as a small skiff overturned while retrieving iron tanks. Names include John Finnek James Conley James McGar and John with varying ages. All bodies were recovered.
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Nourouk
Hains
Ham
Ton
Lipsr
el Tannegan
Fem
Hannesh
Shillington
Senator Vorbees
ESPA
Richard Cou
John Finnek
James Conley
James McGar
John
Ized
Races Report From Gravesend and Gloucester
United Press notes results from Gravesend and Gloucester on Sept 14 including multiple race outcomes with horses and times. Notable winners listed: Dr Hasbrouck Bellevue English Lady Vir gin Twilight Vibrate Oberlin Faustina Lonely Foxhill among others with respective times.
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Bellevue
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Airplant
Virgin
Gloucester
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Vibrate
Oberlin
Faustina
Lonely
Foxhill
Baseball scores from the Diamond League games
A roundup of results across cities shows Chicago defeated Boston 7 to 1 in Boston while Brooklyn beat Cincinnati 11 to 5 in Brooklyn. Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 13 to 6 in Philadelphia as New York lost 4 to 3 at home against Pittsburgh. Columbus topped Washington 10 to 2 in Columbus and St Louis beat Baltimore 7 to 4 in St Louis. Louisville hosted Boston with a 7 to 3 outcome in Louisville.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
Pittsburg
Treasury to advance funds for Keystone bank probe
The $5 000 allocated for investigating the Keystone bank is nearly exhausted but the Secretary of the Treasury telegraphs that additional funds will be advanced to continue the probe. News wires report other state races and incidents across the country.
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Keystone Bank
Secretary of the Treasury
Dardanelles Crisis Sparks London War Talk
Public opinion abroad holds England will force a Dardanelles action despite official denials. Naval experts cite Britain’s line ships rivaling two powers and aim to clear the Dardanelles and Black Sea of Russian craft, with possible French involvement. A Turkish seizure claim is disputed. Turkish restraint noted if war with Russia and England starts.
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Rumors of Richmond Terminal Board Dissensions
Rumors on Wall Street claim dissensions among Richmond Terminal directors and pressure from floating debt holders, with a potential receivership. Gen. Samuel Thomas John C Calhoun and John H Inman deny any board rifts and say relations are harmonious.
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Richmond Terminal Company
Wall Street
Richmond Terminal
Inman
Samuel Thomas
John C. Calhoun
John H Inman
Mrs Jefferson Davis to Sue Belford Publishing Over Memoirs
New York September 14 Mrs Jefferson Davis will sue Robert Belford of Belford Publishing Co and Edward Lange for breach of contract on publishing her Memoirs of Jefferson Davis. The suit alleges failure to pay 12 percent royalty after Belford transferred the contract to Belford Co. Ex Governor Hoadley will represent Davis in the action.
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New York
Jefferson Davis
Robert Belford
Belford Publishing Co
Edward Lange
Davis
Mrs. Davis
Belford
Belford Company
Alliance-Sway Denied as Democrats Nominate in Danville
In Danville Virginia on September 14 Democrats from Danville North Danville and Pittsylvania county convened at Chatham and nominated John L. Hurt for Senate and R I Anderson R A Jones and J W Gregory for the House. Alliance delegates had full sway but no Alliance nominee was chosen.
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Chatham
John L. Hurt
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R. I. Anderson
R. A. Jones
J. W. Gregory
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Alliance
New York Democratic Convention Set for Tomorrow
Sarateca N Y Sept 14 Politicians and delegates are arriving for tomorrow's Democratic State Convention. Roswell P Flower appears likely as gubernatorial nominee with George Raines of Rochester as likely temporary and permanent chairman. A probable ticket includes Flower Sheehan Rice Danforth Campbell Rosendale Scenck. A Cleveland Democracy faction in Erie County failed to resolve a split over State Committee placement for Schell versus Sheehan.
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Sarateca
N. Y
Roswell P. Flower
Geo. Raines
Rochester
Nominaton
Wm. F. Sheehan
Scell
Sheehan
Schell
Burrato Records Fastest Long Trip Time
A special flyer from New York arrived in Burrato at 2 54 marking the fastest long trip on record. The 4364 mile journey covered in 440 minutes with three stops totaling 14 minutes, highlights a new speed milestone for the route.
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Burrato
N. Y
New York
Central
Freight Train Wreck Kills Engineer in Alabama
An eastbound Georgia and Pacific freight train derailed at Day's Gap near Brimineham Alabama. Engineer John Whitworth was killed instantly while fireman Brewster conductor Hilton brakeman Brewerly Crawford and Gamble suffered minor injuries. The report cites intoxication as a factor and mentions a Simmon s Liver Regulator remedy.
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Ala
Georgia & Pacific Railroad
Day’s Gap
John Whiteworth
Brewster
Hilton
Brewerly
Crawford and
Gamble
Russians Shoot Seals and Flee From Behring Sea Raid
A San Francisco schooner crew reported a sealing raid on Copper Island in the Behring Sea. Forty rifle shots scattered the boats, two sailors were killed and drowned, and one boat was struck. Russian warships pursued, others escaped. fears linger for missing crews.
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B. C
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City of
San Diego
Copper Island
Behring Sea
Talbot
Webster
Hunter Wair
Annie
McLean
Hamilton Lewis
San Diego Express
Democratic rift in New York hints at national candidate search
From New York on September 14 a sharp split within the Democratic Party surfaces as Hill loyalists clash with anti Hill factions. The rancor across districts, coupled with Governor Hill's dominance, leads observer Jnc A Cockrell to urge selecting a presidential candidate from outside New York for 1892.
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Hill
Saratoga
Cleveland
New York State
Democratic Party
New York
Jnc
A. Cockrell
Great Man Dead Geo B Loring Dies Sudden
Satem Massachusetts September 14 Hon Geo B Loring ex minister to Portugal and former commissioner of agriculture died suddenly this morning.
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Mass
Geo. B. Loring
Portugal
A.m
Tragic accident in Winston injures man and city bond plan
In Winston N C September 14 a man named Lee Malone 21 was killed after being struck by a shifting engine at the R and D passenger depot. County commissioners announced an election November 10 to issue fifty thousand dollars in bonds to build a new courthouse on the old site. An unrelated note claims Bradycrotine cures headache.
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Lee Malone
Malone
Forsyth
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