Multiple Disturbances Reported Across Cities In September News
A sweep of late 19th century brief items from Mayesville to Columbus, Leesburg to New Orleans notes a tiger attack during a circus parade, suicides and political rowdies, immigrant and quarantine orders, a church rector’s death by own hand, a band of shootings and arrests, railroad plans, and other scattered incidents across several U.S. locales with dates and places including Kentucky Ohio Florida Virginia North Carolina Arkansas and Alabama.
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Mayesville
Sells’ Circus
George
Columbus
Ohio
Jacksonville
Fla
J. E. Julien
Protestant Church
Leesburg
Lake County
St. Augustine
Norfolk
Jasper Gardner
Albemarle County
Norrok
W. A. Thorne, Jr
Old Dominion Steamship Company
New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Railway
Jenkins
New York
Wixpsor
N. C
W. L. Lynn
Lynn
New Orleans
Jules Dufour
Medard
Baltimore
College of the Epiphany
Dufour
Medarc
S. Oteri
Celba
Honduras
Nuilla
Ironia
Truxillo
Harriman
Tenn
Harriman Rifles
Olive Springs
Carnes
Gwynede Gruchy
Hot Springs
Hountsville
Ala
Newton Copeland
Newmarket
Powell
Copeland
Flintville
Littlee Rock
Ark
Pine Bluff
Fort Smith
Texarkana
People’s Party
Democrats
Montgomery
Captain Pollard
Kolb
Ollard
Pollard
Niagara Falls Prospect Park and the great river gorge
The piece outlines Prospect Park in Niagara Falls, its incorporation into the Free Reservation with Goat Island and the American Falls, and describes park views, the inclined railway and stairs to the Maid of the Mist, the gorge’s depth, and undercurrents near Whirlpool Rapids with historical notes on La Salle and early maps. It emphasizes scenery and the thrill of river exploration.
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Niagara Falls
State of New York
Great Free Reservation
Prospect Park
Goat Island
Luna Island
French Landing
Prospect Point
Hennepin
Louis Hennepin
Robert de la Salle
St. Lawerence
Niagara River
Falls
Great Lakes
Niagara
Ongiara
Sanson
Canada
Paris
Champlain
Kock
Queenstown
Yosemite Valley
Nisgara
United States Geological Survey
Corbett Crowned Champion In Dramatic Twenty One-Round Finish
In New Orleans on Sept. 6 8 Sullivan fought Jim Corbett in a brutal heavyweight title bout. Corbett opened a decisive rally from rounds 10 to 21 landing hard blows and ultimately knocking Sullivan unconscious to claim the world championship.
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New Orleans
Sullivan
Corbett
James J. Corbett
Myer
Skelly
Cortt
Jim
John
Sullivan Corbett
John L
Ick
Bin
Joby
Olympic Club
Union
McAuliffe
Philadelphia Markets Closing Quotations in Stock Exchange
The Philadelphia stock market was dull on September 9. Lehigh Valley rose to 0 percent while Baltimore Traction advanced from 24 percent to 264 percent. Philadelphia Traction sold at 90 percent and Metropolitan at 141 percent with several closing bids listed for Lehigh Valley Reading and other rail and traction stocks.
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Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley
Baltimore Traction
Philadelphia Traction
Metropolitan
G. m
N. Pacific
Pennsylvania
St. Paul
Lehigh Navigation
W.nyy. & Pa
Grain and grain products traded in Philadelphia and Baltimore markets
General markets report diverse commodities in Philadelphia with flour prices across Winter and Minnesota brands, rye flour per barrel, and grain futures with mixed bid and asked ranges. Wheat oats corn notes appear alongside pork lard and eggs price activity while Baltimore markets show steady flour wheat corn oats and calf notes with cotton and dairy prices.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Sec
Éic
New York
Western
Baltimore
Little Girl's Recovery with King's New Discovery
Mr and Mrs Loren Trescott keepers of the Gov Lighthouse at Sand Beach Michigan share the story of their four year old daughter who after measles and a severe cough grew weaker until a trial bottle of Dr King s New Discovery at D N Bogart s Drugstore was given. After two and a half bottles she recovered completely. The family endorses the medicine as worth its weight in gold.
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Loren Trescott
Gov. Lighthouse
Sand Beach
Mich
Detroit
Dr. King
D. N. Bogart
Avavsia
G. Blaine
Cho
Meias
Rssi
Ug Able
Borg Sron
Republi
United States
American Victory Stirs Crowd After Speech
Corbett's hand raised as he proclaimed I am glad that the championship has been won by an American. The remark drew cheers from the audience who roared with excitement.
Dixon Wins Bantam Title In Eight Rounds At New Orleans
In New Orleans the bantamweight championship bout drew over 5 000 spectators at the Olympic club with about 400 in the colored crowd. Dixon outweighed Skelly and won decisively in eight rounds to claim the $12 500 prize amid betting ranging up to 5 to 1 on Dixon.
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New Orleans
Dixon
Skelly
Olympic Club
Dison
Fishback Leads Arkansas Governor Race by 7,331 Votes
Official returns from twenty one counties show Fishback Democrat ahead of Whipple and Carmi say s) by 7,331. If this rate continues Fishback would exceed a 30,000 vote majority statewide. Poll tax amendment appears defeated.
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Little Rock
Ark
Fishback
Whipple
Carmisay
Feeney Bros Sued Over Imported Italian Labor
United States District Attorney Lyon sues Patrick and John Feeney doing business as Feeney Bros to recover penalties totaling 11,000. The firm, at Walkers Mills, allegedly contracted with Pietro Romano to bring eleven Italians to work in their quarries for 1.30 to 1.75 per day, with emigration from Italy in May 1892 under contract.
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Pittsburg
United States
Lyon
Patrick
John Feeney
Feeney Bros
Guen
Walkers Mills
Pietro Romano
Italy
Corns Wart and Bunions Adopts East Indian Corn Paint
Local advert announces Al bot's East Indian Corn Paint as a remedy for corns warts and bunions. The product emphasizes fast relief and easy application inviting readers to try the established formula.
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Bot
Ely's Cream Balm Endorsed By Satisfied Readers
A Gazette advertisement highlights catarrh relief from Ely's Cream Balm. Testimonies claim long struggle with catarrh ended, with one user reporting a year of no return after treatment and urging friends to try the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Clarence L. Huff
Ridgeford
Milton T. Palm
Reading
Third party strength cited in Littleton township
A local report says in Littleton township only twenty two party members could be counted with two of them colored. The claim to more is denied and the township has largely returned to the Democratic fold.
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Scotland Neck
Halifax
Littleton Township
Littleton
Weldon News
Electric Bitters advertised for strength and health
The ad promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy for weakness from La Grippe and sick headache. It claims the tonic acts on the liver stomach and kidneys to improve function. A trial is urged and large bottles are offered at 50 cents at D N Bogart's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. N. Bogart
Simmons Liver
Panacea Water Promoted in Littleton Message
A.R. Jones of Panace a Spring North Carolina advertises Panacea Water as relief for scrofula bowel troubles insomnia and other ailments. Claims curing six year insomnia in eight days with special rail rates from all railroad points.
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R. R
Littleton
Hote
J. Jones
R. Panace
Spring, N. C
Subjeciive at once I get all
The readable text is fragmentary and unclear, mentioning a campaign and legislature in a garbled way without coherent facts, dates, or identifiable names. The fragment offers no verifiable events to summarize into a proper news item.
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the Gazette
Legislature
Tne Gazette
Camp-Ignard
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Tur Gazette
U. S. Gov't
Amuel M. Blount
Washington, N.C
Eymour W. Hancover
Washington, C
T. Beckwith
Washington, N. C
Mall
Z. Morton
Jkk
Hoek
Albert
New Berne
Heorton
Wilmington, N.C
Ars
Iday View
Edenton
Hack
James
Goldsboro, N.C
Otel Farrar
Faison Calvert
Tarboryo
N.C
King
Greenville
Mes
Sheriff King
Otel Nicholson
Speencer Bros
W. Ashingson
Geo. A. Spencer
Man
Sjueer
Mccluer, Pro
Rowdaer
Windell
Swan Quarter
Brinn Bros
Hyde County
BR. Ross
Washington, Wf
J. C. Mediton’s
O. M. Brown
Main Street
B. Pender
Main ST
Washington, N
Irrif and
Rhoswa
Washington
Hotel
Nicholson
Kk. H. Snell
Bridgman'’s
Wells
Icke
Janay Galtaliad
Pram
Ice Dealers
General Southern News
Late World News
Carnot
Leuchlemberg
Aix-les- Bains
Livingston Manor
Sullivan County
N. Y
Manistee
City of
Toledo
Georgia and Alabama Investment Company
Paul Richter
George Willis
Center Lisle
Oliver
Moening
Dippert
Cassell Berlin
Railway Mail Service Beneficial Association
Grand Army Hall
Foreign Office
Egypt
Cairo
Alexandria
Allan Line
Circasian
St Anton Tilley
St. Lawrence
Montreal
Snapper Garrison
Bregg
Stockwell
Mutual Banking Company
McStalling
Dennison
Tex
Haynes
Supreme Lodge of the American Protective League
Lowell
Mass
Dominion
Imperial
Behring Sea
Edward McCarthy
Charles Craig
Madrid
London
Great Britain
Ireland
Diego M. DeMoya
Dominican Republic
Clearfield and Cambria
Altoona
Von
Senator Hill
Joseph K. Emmett
Albany
Stephen B. Elkins
West Virginia
Huntingdon
Wabash College
W. T. Burroughs
Amherst College
Wabash
Corbett the
McAuliffe and Myer
The
Stock and Produce Exchange
General Markets
Dixon and Skelly
MR. Blaine
Late State News
DCO
North Carolina
Fayetteville
White Graded School
Charlotte
Roanoke
Far River Agricultural Association
Democratic Club
Aberdeen
Charlotte Chronicle
Young Men’s Christian Association
Goldsboro
New Bern
Craven County
Warren County
Register of Deeds
Charles Reynolds
Marion Headen
Guilford Court
Solathiel Swaim
Statesville
Bow
O. M. Cawthorn
Selma
Sam Tally
Hickory
Hickory Inn
Cawthorn
Butler
Jarvis
Wilmington Star
Republican National Committee
Marion Butler
Arkansas
Strength and Health
Washington Market
H. B. Marc
Dhe
J. H. Zeilin & CO
J. D. Cordon
Suyer
Market Street
Market Pier
Dr. Gallagher
Jallagher
Tallaghers
Vallagher
Gallagher
Coop
Cu Lie
Consia
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