Falling Scaffold Sends Men Crashing In Opera House
A scaffold collapsed during interior work at Craw font opera house, sending a worker named Parr 30 feet to the parquet floor and injuring several men including Van Vieck and a boy. Parry Vue, Dr. Grubbs, and surrounding crew responded as the injured were rushed to nearby care. the cause cited was weight transfer and a slipping support as the upper gallery railing gave way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buldie van Vivek Ami
Wyatt
Ceva
van Vieck
de Batley
Byes
Bailey
Buckimawer
Gratie
Parry
Biskeine
Seceson
Mr Parr
Hawthorpe Stenet
Auhurndale
Matees
No Prize Fight Supposed In Anytown County
Private Seventsry Bristow acting for Governor Myeriil ordered sheriffs of Atchison and Low venworth to disperse any planned prize fight. William Smith and Alva Lyles were named to lead a se althy challenge at Oakville where, despite efforts, no opponent appeared and no contest occurred.
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Seventsry Bristow
Myeriil
Atchison
Lowvenworth
Ceeills
William Smith
Knavenworth
Alva Lyles
Kansas City
Oakille
Island land dispute over Kanes River island
Esmer Papa files in district court to restrain Frank Level from entering and damaging a Kanes River island. The land parcel lies on the riverbank opposite Anger Mill and Esmer seeks protection from further cutting trees and trespass. Washburn’s apple cider price noted as 15 cents per gallon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kanes
Esmer Papa
Frank Level
Hazen
Court halts Herald salary amid election case dispute
In a morning decision Judge Mugentiomta barred payment of salary to Frank Herald until the Supreme Court rules who is entitled to the wage, Herald or McMaster. The ruling followed a clash between Herald and Doran at the courthouse as tensions rose over the disputed funds and the pending court decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wulia
Herald
T. Doras
McMasties
Doran
Ujurald
Sahur
Elerstd Uuyrling
Supreme Court
Tzht Ora
Goveroor Clarke
Jens
Executius
National Conference Opens as Unitarian gathering convenes
The National Conference of Churches opened in Metgerott's hall with dignitaries attending. Senator Hoar of Massachusetts presided. Eaton of New York led sessions. A telegram of regret was sent for the late Edward Everett Hale and other conference attendees. Separately, reports warned on diphtheria spreading in schools, noting new cases in Elliott and Porter households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Conference of Churches
Wiestington
Wastixiron
Dore
Cyteria
Metgerott
Witeed
Nator Hoar
Massachuses
Det
George Mitotelur
Cheteman
Uniterina Sdsociathon
Date Set for Sale Delayed to December Tenth
Judge J B Johnson reports that sale of the Santa Fe property is postponed until December tenth due to unresolved arrangements. Wheeler F H Peckham of Union Tract company in New York advised delaying, while W I Rossington notes December timing hinges on logistical issues for Eastern shipper crews and reorganization committee members in Topeka.
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J. B. Johnson
Santa Fe
Wheeler FH. Peckham
Union Tract Company
New York
W. I. Rossington
Devemnberg
Lin
Tonekawa
Weebeed
Rear Admiral Kirkland Detached From Kueupery Station
A Washington dispatch reports Rear Admiral Kirkland is detached from command at Kueupery station and reassigned to Admiral Selfridge, currently heading the Navy department trial board. Kirkland sails aboard the ship Nezebip the Sad Provebee en route to Algiers.
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Divealtel
Ops
Srnestury Merhert
Wasatroron
D.C
Alot
Herbert
Kirkland
Kueupery
Admira Selfridge
Hait
Navy Department
Kirkland Sa
Gibraltar
Algiers
New York
Ovr 22
Washington
Kaea
Proydent
Paure
Pravce
Syris
Armania
Kiel
Thargea
Ladiseration
Persoqd
Kirkland Ues
San Fratchsen
Sciricino
Bosn
Olteles
Ly 1
Sedeaters Fforbaet
Adwleul
Miss Willard Elected President Amid Frictionless Vote
Miss Willard was elected president of the Nee Hone W.e. ty Barton with little opposition. Other officers include Vice President at Large Mrs. L M Stevens, Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Katherine Lente Stevanson, Recording Secretary Mrs. Clara C. Moffat, Assistant Recording Secretary Miss Frances Beachicamp. Total vote for president 361 with several others receiving scattered support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Barton
Mise Prances Willard
Samas
N. Stevens
Katherine Lente Stevanson
Moonsachtumette
Clara
Controversy Over Church Choir and Mission Preface
In Chicare on Oct 22 a dispute stirred religious circles as Emmanuel Baptist considers dispensing services after November 10. Pastor Jonathan Meyser argues the church should not usurp concert stage functions and favors sacred songs within the church, hoping the congregation leads singing with the church quartet.
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Carcane
Mmanuel Baptist Ohrah
Jonathan Meyser
Flomat
Death of boy from injuries at Oliver’s hands
Post mortem on Miyeamold Andrew Anderson reveals death from kidney inflammation due to injuries sustained during an incident with Oliver at the rode. The coroner’s inquest considers murder charges against Oliver.
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Miyeamold
Andrew Anderson
Uharien Olver
Oliver
Bor
Bradford's censure bid blocked by council turmoil
A Kansas City council scene shows Mr Bradford's plan to censure the Journal derailed as fellow members dismiss the resolution and one by one refuse involvement. The halt comes amid party tension and criticism of Democratic leaders plotting Topeka moves and Cleveland delegation ties.
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Brutfors Kas Plaues
Simon Bouver Bradford
Bradford
Joe Waters
Couoneilmen
Coucilman
Skinner
Patrigen
Cyclist Wa lts On Divorce For Chicago Trip
Mia Lato plans an extended bicycle tour to Chicago after her divorce from a barber husband she recently horsewhipped in Oakland. The party includes Mrs Benson, Mrs Alice Johnson of San Jose, Mr and Mrs Freon of San Francisco, Lilly D Arcy of Oakland, with Mr Freeman as protector. They aim to start within three weeks, weather permitting, traveling south and west to avoid cold, with a five week stay in Chicago to visit relatives.
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Baro
Chicago
San Francisco
Lata
Hies
Oakland
Mia Lata
Benson
Alice Johnson
San Jose
Freon
San Prattcisco
Lilly D'Arcy
Uaktant
Freeman
Xgua
New Mexico
Thin Heaven
Mes Lucu
Lide
Ber
Swede Hessin in Republican meeting over Nystrom firing
Voters gather as committee interviews executive council members about Eric Nystrom's dismissal from State Quuset grounds superintendent post. Report says removal was for incompetence, not politics. Next steps may fill Nystrom's place, with internal club politics noted. Funeral high mass for John W. Mackay Jr set at St Ferdinand Church. Remains to be moved to crypt, then shipped to Havre next week.
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Brig Can
Eric Nystrom
Quuset
Executive Council
Nystrom
Eotscope
Sale Nzatrom
Nystram
Swedish Republican Club
Maas
JW. Hrekos. Sr Pars
Oeon Sadey
Church of St. Ferdinand
Dex ‘Ternna
John W. Mackay, Jr
Hia
Church of St Augustine
Havre
United States
They May Yet Meet Florida Club Offers New Contract Terms
Report from Arkansas on October 22 details that Corbett and Fitzsimmons may still meet as A A club proposes a modified purse not exceeding 25000. Fitzgerald fights in El Paso and backers press for a timely match while legal actions loom over prize rights and a possible special legislative session.
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Ark
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Stuart
Voudig
Eghtere
Vendig
Stuadl
Hiv
J.J. Quing
Mahan
Irishtown
Julien
Julien Te Etil
Martin Julian
Robert Fitzeutmous
Fitzeiminovn
Hig Burne
Jaros 2 Orl
Furi Athletic Vebib
Murda
el Paso
Texas
Ocr
Fitz Almmons
Corpus Christi
Curlest
Piteimmons
Hot Springs
President Arrives Amid Cheers at Cleveland and Ogden
Crowds gather as the presidential party arrives in Cleveland and Ogden. At Cleveland station about 4,100 people greet the president with handshakes and bouquets, while in Ogden 640 attendees including Converse College students welcome him. The crowd cheers during brief stops and court adjournments follow. Death notices include Miss Maggie Wing and Miss Meggin A. White with funeral arrangements announced.
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Crowle
Fim
Atlanta
Chanorr
Jorge Crowed
Bokvol
Sturladte
Converse College
Tim
Coury
Gov Waite in Town to Speak on Politics at Hamilton Hall
Ex governor Waite of Colorado arrived today and planned to address political questions at Hamilton Hall tonight. He discussed Populists, Coxey, and a potential presidential nominee, predicting shifts in 1890s party loyalties and naming Nugent of Texas as a possible candidate while stressing the era's volatile political landscape.
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Poitifer
Hamiltton Hall
Davis
Waite
Colorado
Hets
Hamilton Hall
Placid
Sig Ince
Lehina
Ohio
Coxey
Sjournalteporter
Field
Republicka
Iusture
Aspirauiaass
Buouk Rue Neue
Cuuren
Italy
Prohibitionista
Gamtier
W.& TU
Iowa
Republicas
Republica
Democrats
Tle
Wale
Hurlingane
Emporis
Clay Coaner
Veterans of the Second Kansas Cavalry Attend Dedication Event
Members of the Second Kansas Cavalry honor fallen comrades at a dedication ceremony led by Colonel George West with Senator Martin and Gage in attendance. A gold headed cane and a mantel clock were presented in appreciation for Captain Gage’s role in raising the monument to Lincoln post survivors. Underoration day observances marked the event.
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Second Kansas Cavalry
Lincoln Post
Parti Ore
George West
John Marta
G. G Gage
Martin
the Hine
Poset
Gage
Dullars
Coal price advances by New York and Chicago firms
Coal firms in New York and Chicago boosted wholesale coal prices. New York bases list $400 per ton for stove coal, $420 for chestnut, with the Philadelphia firms preparing similar adjustments. In the West the Delaware Canal line sets $225 per ton for grate coal and $450 for Witlor. Buffalo figures show $415 per ton for grate coal and $440 for other coals.
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New York
Phillalpha
Yetaware & Asidoon Canal
Chicago
Witlor
Boffate
Russia closes patent armor contract with Carnegie Steel
Dispatch from Mieresborg reports the Russian government has just closed a deal with the Carnegie Steel Company for a large wartime armor order. Immediate delivery and Homestead works involvement are noted, with a four month supply term. The text in Washington highlights the significance of the agreement.
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Carnegie Nivel Company
Miersborg
Fis Iivesian
Carnecin Steel Company
Washington
Faily Gve
Prohibition Sect Forms National Church Movement
The first meeting of supporters for a national prohibition church opens in Chicago with over 200 attendees from across the country. Ex governor John Post, Frances E. Willard, A J Busnett, and others are named among leaders and prominent backers. The movement cites prohibition as the single sovereign creed, aiming to establish multiple churches nationwide from New York to California.
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Juna Ut Kamshi
Frances E. Willard
A. J. Busnett
J. Sitington
Uhieagh Prohibtion Elist
KK Buttin
Wearington
L. Je Tntingau
Marvard Wale Veratty
WH. Gay
Cleveland
United States
Soares
Saw York
California
Sewleure
Virelie
Santas Montey
Clevelands
Ft Pirie
Menangle Sania
Chcago
Wells Anya Tial
Slype
Fle Conaire
Watt
HuntIngton Debt Debate Reveals Hard Terms and Refusal
A historic debate shows Huntington insisting on interest rate cuts and no debt extension while demanding repayment within lawful terms. Central figures argue only a plausible plan, warning that extreme measures could push the government toward decisive action and potential mortgagelike penalties.
Schwempe Case Attracts Attention In City Court
The case involving Meashabe and Tim is set for trial Monday at the court in Newert. Indictments focus on alleged violations of living arrangements and social conduct. Prosecutors aim to show Schwriaturit law violations and seek to establish guilt through testimony and preceding indictments.
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Eorge Jacob
Uber
Anewerty
Lndietmans
Tim
Hie
Zuti
Sebalin Turth
MHS Waller Exhausted by Long Journey in Washington
Mrs Waller, wife of the Consul in Radnesseur, is worn out after a long trip to Washington. She has not been able to see anyone since arriving yesterday, staying at Mr James Sia’s residence with her family, while awaiting relief.
Bank closes as four guards depart at ten oclock
The First National Bank of Welling Kutinn Smepecie Testers reports a sudden quit by four guards at 10 oclock this morning near the streetors. The bank has been in business since 1893 with an expected stock of 100 dollars amid a gradual decline in business.
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First National Bank of
Welling Kutinn
Wiiuscron
Kan
Werationel Bank
Tir Bank
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