Campaign Rally in New York Amid Henry George Push
A chaotic Carnegie Hall rally features Seth Low and George's supporters, with Mayor Strong and Low leading cheers while Henry George attracts deafening applause. Speakers include Platt, Croker, and Choate as the crowd debates reform and party loyalties in the mayoral race.
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Strone
Wedaritie
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Lows
Laaghhciett Samnpelen
Mr. Platt
Cerego
Mr. Croker
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Henry Tietree
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Tracy Pils
Joseph Choate
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Ohio
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Fayor
Tie
Cuisee Pekitether
Hurston
Chieteo
Pecek
Dudes van Week
Tammany Nomines
British Army in India Faces Tough Dargai Ridge Engagement
Reports from London recount a hard British assault on the Dargai ridge as insurgent forces, reportedly 7000 strong, held firm. Seven officers were killed or wounded, and despite heavy losses, the tribesmen regrouped on surrounding hills and fortified positions. News critics question campaign logic and ground capture strategy.
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London
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Truah
Atrida
Swire
Liem
Dargai Ridge
Child fatally gored by cow at Lincoln County farm exhibit
Orrin P. Watt's 11 year old son at a small farm exhibit near Pine Camy Nebraska was fatally injured when a vicious cow, owned by Mr. Smeth Fram, charged as youths attempted to drive it from a fence enclosure. Watt slipped while confronting the animal with a pitchfork and was gored. Several other youths were injured in the panic and melee.
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AMC Smalls
Slight Frosts Appear As Fever Wanes In New Orleans
New Orleans reports a drop in yellow fever cases from thirty to four percent by evening. Slater Sylvester of St Joseph's Orphan Asylum died after contracting a severe fever and other diseases despite board of health attention. Col LD Billis said advisories indicate crest in St Bernard parish outskirts, but not enough to stamp out the disease. Weather cool, with notes of a flat night ahead and doubts about sewer wall viability.
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Slater Sylventer
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Board of Health
Col LD. Bilis
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Associated Press
St. Bernard Yatish
Rate War Renewed Between Rail Lines and Steamers
Rate war resurges as Galveston quarantine restrictions end. Lone Star lines resume the low schedule that caused mob trouble weeks ago during the yellow fever epidemic. Low rates from New York to Galveston affect connections to Colorado and California points and all Galveston tributaries. No railroad action yet on traffic divested by the Bow Tie Steamship Company.
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Bowtie Steamship
Imanhon
Yevers Hold at Montgomery Board of health reports four new maxes
The board of health in Montgomery Alabama on October 2 reports four new cases. Names include William H. Barret of 216 Dickerson Street and D. G. Jones of 4 Mildred Street plus two others. Total cases reach 14 with four deaths to date. Worcester Cycle Co Insolvent Middletown Conn
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Ala
Board of Health
William H. Barret
Dickerson Street
D. G. Jones
Mildred Street
Indians Armoring to Resist Dawes Treaty at Fort Smith
A Fort Smith report says full Blood Cherokees have secretly armed themselves with ammunition for weeks to oppose the Dawes Commission and any encroachment on tribal government. Chiefs warn violence may follow if negotiations proceed, as land rights advocates push allotment. no immediate clash expected though council action next month looms.
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Ark
Fort Smith
Saya
Dawes Commission
England Seeks Guarantees on Silver Policy in Talks
British officials question Indian policy on silver and bimetallic reform as they press for security assurances before reopening negotiations. The Indian government cites four years of effort and seeks to know how French and American positions have shifted, aiming for a clearer path forward in the international conference.
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Baren de Courvel
Government of India
India
British Losses Heavy at Dargei Ridge Action
A Simla dispatch reports heavy British losses on Dangal ridge where cavalry and infantry attacked by daybreak. Officers killed include Captain Charles Judge of the Second Gherkhas and Lieutenant Alexander Lamont of the Gordon Highlanders. Captain Smith of the Derbyshire regiment. Wounded include Lieutenant Tybinson in dangerous condition, Major Forbes MacBean, and three others. Sixteen rank and file killed or wounded.
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London
Get
Simla
Dangal Ridge
Charles Judge
Gherkhas
Alexander Lamont
Gorden Highlanders
Smith
Derbyshire Regiment
Ttybinson
Forbes MacBean
In Memory of Dr Breck at Nashotah and Milwaukee Visit
Clergymen and delegates to the Episcopal Missionary Council in Milwaukee attended interment services for Rev. Dr. James Lloyd Breck at Nashotah House. Bishop Milspaugh preached, Bishop Nicholas read the service, and Bishop Tuttle spoke at the grave.
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Episcopal Missionary Council
Nashotah
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Nushotah House
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Kansas
Breck
Couse
Nicholas
Tuttle
Misuri
The Self Made Man and Civic Duty at Princeton
At Princeton University on College Commemoration Day Grover Cleveland spoke on The Self-Made Man. He argued wealth must aid humanity and public welfare, urging that success be tempered by character and charitable responsibility. He warned against self interest in politics and stressed vigilant citizenry guided by intelligence and patriotism.
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Princeton University
Grover Cleveland
Americas
Aovern
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S O
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Lartion
Just People Rule Nation Through Virtue and Wisdom
A historical editorial urges a Just people to concede natal rights to every citizen to enforce justice in government. It argues frugality in public administration, integrity in leaders, and sacred protection of the nation, praising pacific arbitration over war and the value of self-made citizens guiding the state.
Today's Market Report from Associated Press
Market notes on Wheat Corn and Provisions with details on futures May December and delivery, Chicago receipts Northwestern shipments, and crop prospects. Data include hogs and cattle receipts, market strength in wheat, quiet provisions, and mixed activity across grains and fiber sectors.
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Yate
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Riba Bpen- Flake Manor
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Imutuy Cash
St. March
Davis and Glick Promises Low Grocery Prices This Week
Davis and Glick promote low prices on groceries with bold claims of savings. They urge customers to compare prices, noting flour costs five to ten cents a sack higher elsewhere, and invite orders to save money at their store.
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Market Gossip from Toledo Wheat and Oats Prices
Grain brokers in Toledo report wheat near 344 cents and oats around 25? per bushel with receipts totaling 381 cars. Forecasts call for warmer, cloudier conditions across territories, while Minnesota and Kansas futures show steady demand and higher prices for December contracts.
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