Indignant Mile s Replies Questioned by Associated Press
A scrambled telegraph exchange from Kaneas Crey Missouri October 17 19 records Kilala Miles general manager Evans dismissing misread lines from his annual report about restoring order in Chicago and civil authority while denying any underlying political motive. The note cites attempts to clarify intent to the Associated Press and Kansas City press.
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Kaneas Crey
Miles
Kaneas
Cleveland
Eugene V. Delia
Kansas City
Gov Waite Triumph Draws Record Populist Crowd
In Aspen Colorado on October 1 the arrival of Governor Waite drew a large, enthusiastic crowd. He appeared on the stern of a carriage amid a loud procession as a brass band played. The leaders and speakers energized a countywide turnout and the streets were packed with supporters.
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Colo
Waite
Cain
Rio Grande
Ay Nolully
Aspen
Women Debate Suffrage and Poll Voter Aid
The Tequal Suffrage association held a meeting to discuss securing voter support for the suffrage amendment. A committee of Mrs. Lucia Case, Mrs. A. Wardall, and Miss Zu Adems will arrange representatives at each poll. Each polling place will post tally sheets and records will note votes for or against. A San Francisco death inquiry follows.
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Tequal Suffrage Association
Lucia O. Case
Mra A. Wardall
Zu Adems
San Francisco
San Diego
J. H. Straidinger
Nationseletion
Harrison's Second Trip Opens With Long Speech Tour
Ex President Harrison began the final stretch of the campaign tour with stops at Tipton Noblesville Cicero and Akwadia among others. He delivered a lengthy address criticizing the Democratic party and urging voters to support the Republican platform amid tough economic times.
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Tipton
Eoxomo
Ind
Cicero
Acwadia
Gou
Republican Party
Copinuses
Democratic Party
Aia
Noblesville
No- Dikeville
Sedin
Istivo
Harrison
Spei
Fists clash at the Democratic Flambeau club meeting
A disturbance erupted at the Democratic Flambeau club after factions Veale and Sloat clashed while debating future meeting openings to hear candidates. One man was seriously hurt as chairs and noses collided. the crowd dispersed amid locked doors and a wary post meeting shuffle. The club affirmed a straight ticket stance and denied Populist capture attempts.
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Flarabeau
Lambeau Club
Bucros
Veale
Sivat
George W. Vows
Republican Wonance
Veule
Sloat
Prombeau Dhal
Mike
Mod Be
Liv 4
Veate
En Club
BJ. Sloat
Six Indicted in ICC Investigation Findings
The Interstate Commerce Commission reports indictments arising from its investigation. Key figures and entities are named in the proceeding, detailing charges and implicated parties within the agency led inquiry.
Indictments of six Santa Fe officials in interstate case
Oct 19 Unnamed Santa Fe officials face indictments for rebates to shippers under the interstate commerce law. Nelson Morris and J. W Reinhart named among the indicted. warrants to be served tomorrow. Several figures named, with accusations of $40 per car rebates and discounts off tariff rates. Additional details list seven indictments and ongoing records search by Aldace F. Walker. Amsterdam proxies tied to directors’ ticket noted. discusses shares and proxy arrangements in Amsterdam lines.
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Unicaco
Santa Fe
Nelson Morris
D. W. Reinhart
Reinhart
Bee
Inwac Thompson
Kansas Sty
Chicago
G. H. Hammood & Co
Hammad
Ind
Searh
Walker
Federal Grand Jury
James 3 Shields
Dubuque, Ie
Fnid
Inwerce Commission
Geneml
United States
Forthern
Micnuis
Amsterdam
Roof Going On At Weelen Mill In Three Weeks
The Weelen mill is adding a roof with timbers measuring ten by eleven inches and thirty four feet long. Completion of the roof is expected within three weeks, enabling full machinery work by December 1 after tighten up. The mill's management expects the structure to be ready for operation in two to three weeks. A surprise birthday party was held for Mr N W Mull at Sumner and Peups ally avenue with friends and food. Pred R Lyman of Ottumwa and Kate Gannon of Ottawa were licensed to wed, ages 25 and 24. The Langdon case in Justice Grover's court remains undecided with acquittal at seven to five and possible retrial. In Justice Chesney's court, Mary Norman recounts abuse by Green McGregor with witnesses and all parties involved being colored. Tom Stoneson was arrested after John E Stevenson accused him of stealing two razors valued at seven dollars. case to be tried tomorrow.
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Weolen
Pred R. Lyman
Ottumwa
Kate Gannon
Ottawa
Kun
J. L. Langdon
Tom Stonneson
John E Stevenson
Shauneson
Zeven
Pass Transportation Restrictions Outline 1895 Agreement
An executive board agreement among eastern and southern railroads bans free or reduced transport for a year starting January 1 1895. It covers Western Freight Association and West Trunk Line Committee areas including Utah and Texas Southwest, with Southern Pacific as party. It limits passes tickets mileage and special favors for agents and shippers and outlines a regional subcommittee system to approve passes. The contract echoes ideas from 1894 anti pass efforts and aims for unanimity, while a daily report will track all applications and outcomes.
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Br. Low
Theestern and
South Western Roads
E Jurtion
Western Freight Association
West Trunk Line Committee
Utah
Texas
Penecarte & Siccog
Southern Pacific
Vice Press
Hnes
Hass
Pnssess
Midgely
Chicago
St. Louis
Kaness City
Omaha
St. Paul
Denver
OHLO TRHOUBLE NOT OVER
Multiple terse notices report ongoing trouble and legal actions in varied locales. Charges against Sheriff Cook and Colonel Colt surface amid affidavits linked to Washington Court cases. News items cover executions in St Paul, international affairs on Afghanistan partition, and a habeas corpus ruling sending James Howard back to England.
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Ordor
Sherif Cook
Col. Colt
Smith Welsh
Washington Court
Sheriff Cook
New Yoas
Lacombe
United States
Grover's Bad Cramp Ailment Haunts President Cleveland
From Gray Gables comes news that President Cleveland has a severe writer's cramp, rendering him unable to hold a pen. Doctors debate treatment while officials hope rest will restore his nerves within a few weeks.
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New Yonk
Gray Gables
Cleveland
Upen
Thacher
Serioga
Fitzsimmons Signs Agreement With Corbett
James J. Corbett arrived at Locis to urge Fitzsimmons to sign the boxing contract for the Corbett Fitzsimmons bout. The agreement requires a fixed referee and five ounce gloves, with Fitzsimmons resisting a police Gazette belt reference. Corbett warned he will drop Fitzsimmons if the articles are not signed by Wednesday.
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New York
Act Uh
Firesimmons
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Philadelphia
Elpty Fitzsimmons
Buckers
Florida Athetic
Big
Loci
Fitesimmons
Police
Locis
James J. Corbett
Ken
Fitz
O'Donnell
Cant Explain A Pill Box Quanticn Robber Leaves Link
Charles Morgan field, the suspected Quantics train robber, told doctors his broken leg was not serious and he talked about being a gambler who split winters between the south and north. He said he came from Pittsburgh and was injured boarding a freight train, denied staying in Cumberland, Maryland, but hinted at a Cumberland druggist. He remains under police guard.
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Pitteburg
Winton Pisce
Asother
Cumberland
Cumberlan
Straus Refuses To Ki Malina Fromuad Anmwuinoomens Flo
Oct 1 New York focus on Straus declining to endorse Tammany candidate. Letter to Jawer J. 30 chair of Tammany ex committee states refusal to be allied with rac ieal declaration. Senator Hill’s influence discussed, with claims Straus aims to keep distance from Mayor’s race. Discrepancies surface over possible successor and state ticket considerations.
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Malina
Tatmady
Jawer J
Wammany
Ex A Mittes
Buert
Tuuimany
Etrata
Hill
Atersent
Ciiely
Gai
Ex- Meyer
Grant
Kincaid
New York
Senator Hill
Straus
Che .Pucos
Buffalo
Strace
Taiumeny
Ucket
Strong
Tusyor
Iiss
Wate
Connpitey
Major Highley
Br Straus
Debs in New York in 1900s political pull
Debs meets in New York amid railroad and railway electric groups. The speech hints at a new labor aligned political movement, debating the Populist and working class shifts, with references to organizing and reform.
Paxtons New Chair Sparks Speculation in New York
The article notes Paxton’s rumored move stirring local chatter in New York on October 12, with mention of a church figure and speculation on future actions. It also references political nominating events in Missouri and a break-in on Van Buren Street, along with rail and municipal notes from Atlanta and Septembers.
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General Miles
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Associated Press
Aelville FE
Stowe
Anavanks
O. T
Ville E. Siege
al Lied Widaks
Ratan Cary
Jig Wail
Nenson Mieten
Bajee
Missouri Presbyterians
Gov. Waite
Hira
Panamsseays
Caracas
Sande
Noeliciqne Alveass
Sting Bt
Tegucigalpa
Hondures
Awd
Pew
le Louis Dispatch
Tit Santa Fe
J. A. Hanley
W. Bidia
Mr. Biddle
Interstate Commerce Commission
J. W. Reinhart and
Packers
Atchison
Weelen
N. W. Mull
Sumner and
Peupsyiuals Avenue
Mr. Mulls
Base Ball League
Kames
New Americas Association
W. S. Kuiioa
Kamen Wid
Athletic Club
American Association
Phlladelphia
Washington
Pittsburg
Pilladelphia
Milwaukee
Chiase
Peresiwec
Novoe Vrenya
Great Britain
Novoe Vroms Adda
Russia
Monterrano
Uruguay
Saldanha da Gama
Brazil
Struggls
Dr. Moraez
Grover
Debs
Fx Tisore
Taternes
Dan Bally Colon
Yeatertuy
Terrell
Ake Saude
Sheite FF
Lesonis
DE. Paxton
Yoas
R. Paxton
Rusaer
Paxton
Stepenhelde
Cuicrao
Sey
Nel Aseln Sr
Loum
Missouri
Clare Jor
Frank M. Set
Homseth McCath
Dow Pow
Topeka
Bryan Winger van Buren
Lars
McKinnley Lesves
Diet
Newey
Mtrese
Amsorine
Atlanta
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