Gibson Station Robbed by Six Armed Men
Fort Sears Ark October 24 A report says Gibson Station six miles south of Wagoner on the Missouri Kansas and Texas line was robbed in a fashion similar to the Watroba hold-up with stores and express offices looted Six men reportedly took part and Deputy Lambton pursued the Cook gang The train from Wagoner arrived at 1 5 clock with twenty five guards led by Sheriff Brows The Cook gang is believed nearby and Bill Coole is to be shot on sight
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Fort Sears
Ark
Gibson Station
Wagoner
Kansas and Texas
Gramp
Lambton
Cook
Illinois Station
Scleek
Sheriff Brows
Kennetta
Tllinois
Conklin
Hraggs
Inter
Illinois
Bill Coole
Therritory Troubles War Department Troops Request
War Department officials doubt Interior Department's case for calling out 454 posse comitatus in the Indian territory. Agent Wisdom's dispatch cites two aims a robbers pursuit and treaty protection. Acting Secretary Doe submits the application to the attorney general for legality of troop employment.
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War Department
Aseesa
Interior Department
Indian Territory
Wisdom
Gret Point
Doe
Dr Helmhold Dies in State Asylum at 57
Obituary notes the death of Dr H T Helmhold a famed Buchu extract physician at the state asylum for the insane in en tueape Astians. He was 57 and had been an inmate about three years. Also reports gold transport totals from March to October 1 showing large shipments to New York from various points. Amnesty bill passes in Indian Territory aiding Wilburton political prisoners including Simon Lewis facing a death sentence. Cumberland gap unearthed case with twenty two Enfield rifles stamped 1863 buried thirty one years. Two prisoners escape from Howard county jail one identified as C F Hoffman the other Jim White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mien
Tristos
Nod
H. T. Helmbeold
State Asylum For
Gata
Wasamatox
Oct
Treasury Department
Washington
New York
Cincinnatic
Judma
Treranowa
Ind
Ter
Seoste
Wilburton
Simon Lewis
Hee
Interior Department
Ketief
Minuiesmono
Colonel Cattrell
Cumberland Gap
John H Moren
Parerre
Howard County
C. PF. Hoffman
Gear Spinield
Cooper County
Jim White
Dells M
Mowres
Tenn
Helen
Gus Bryant
Gane
Ooder Bryant
Aliz
Loyvox
St. Petersburg
Alix
Rendons
Erar
Hejesty
Momane
Gould Leads Missouri Pacific Officials on Hunting Tour
President Gould and MoPac officials including Warcer Doddridge and Clark visited Eldon and Miller station for a hunting trip. They toured car and machine shops then head to Miller ranch for a day of hunting before moving toward Pueblo. The group bagged over 200 birds on Tuesday.
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Osawaromie
Rae
Gould
Warcer
Doddridge
Clark
Lissouri Pacific
Miller Station
Poebio
William A. Miller
Oscuce
Muller Station
Pueblo
T. Shackland
Gupetin
Eldon
Jefferson City
Lebanon
Thwestern
Victory for the Japs and Chinese fort capture
Dispatches report Japanese forces under Field Marshal Count Yamagata crossing the Yalu River and attacking a Chinese fortress, yielding a Japanese victory with captured works and high Chinese losses. simultaneous notes cover U.S. President Cleveland’s Washington departure, a White Cap trial in Tennessee, and various tragic accidents and incidents across multiple locales. Varied items include royal wedding editors in Missouri, a murder suicide in New York, and train wrecks in Kansas and Pennsylvania.
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Totso
Count Yamagata
War Office
Yalu River
Aea
Phe J Pautse
Setinet Goless
Japarase
Lishuyen
Oo Ip
Oe Walu
Sukochin
Faulkner Admits Failure in Campaign Efforts
New York October 26. Senator Faulkner, chairman of the Democratic congressional campaign committee, returned to Washington and admitted his mission had failed to unite factions. He noted Dunphy’s retirement in the Eighth as his own act with no effect elsewhere. Brooklyn outlook seen as better though withdrawals and no concessions persist in other districts as parties continue campaign oratory ahead of election day. Meanwhile Vice President Stevenson toured New York, planning a Poughkeepsie address after a Brooklyn stop, and Senator Hill received a large Cooper Union crowd endorsing his gubernatorial prospects. Women’s Municipal League event at Cooper Union drew leaders including Seth Lowe and Dr. Parkhurst.
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New York
Faulkner
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Washington
Dunphy
Brooklyn
Reform Executive Committee
John L. Nostead
Movrats
Donahy
New York Democracy
New York State Democracy Organization
Twenty-fourth Assembly
Grace
Vics
Stevenson
Park Avenue
Cooper Union
Poughkeepsia
Senator Hill
Amos J. Cummings
Tivoliali
David B. Hill
Bill
Mae
New York State
Snch
Bett Phillips
Seth Lowe
Columbia College
Charles H. Parkhurst
Heacy George
Pakchila
Women’s Municipal League
Taromany Hall
Awaiting the End as Russian Emperor’s Health Fades
Oct 26 report from Livadia notes no somnolence or spasms, edema stable, strength daily waning. The czar endures with composure, orders the palace band to play to lift moods while the czarina remains by his side as preparations for death are reportedly completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalis St. Perenssere
Livadis
Entombed in Pewabic Mine Fatal Michigan accident
A Pewabic mine shaft in Ironwood Michigan reports the fourth level disaster leaving one dead and eleven workers trapped for hours. A dispatch notes the fate of the team remains unclear for at least eighteen hours as rescuers work at the No. 1 shaft. Separately Langerr Missouri reports Jim Hines captured in Oskaloosa Iowa for the October stabbing of William Lids.
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Pewabic
Michigan
Detroit
Mich
Ironwood
Menominee Range
Pewabic Mine
Hines
Langerr
Jim Hines
William Lids
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Létton
New Dip Serum Cure Reported From France
United States Consul at Havre reports a French diphtheria and croup inoculation method showing only one in four deaths, double the effectiveness of prior treatments. Pasteur and Floux developed the serum, with Paris hospital trials lowering mortality from 51.7 to about 4.3 percent. Vaccinated children show protection in close contact. demand grows, with auxiliary stations planned. one injection suffices in mild cases, two in ordinary cases.
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France
Wasuinaron
State Department
United States
GW. Chancellor
Havre
Baltimore
Paris
Gio
Pasteur Institute Canses
Immigration Matters and Global Labor Moves
A six week tour of European cities by Superintendent Herman Stump reports Germany and Italy cooperating on immigration controls. He notes fewer Russians emigrating due to persecution easing, and sees better classes entering the U S.
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Stumpy Retaray
Wasniwerox
Herman Stump
Immigration Bureau
Washington
Colonel Stump
Italy
United Stats
Padione 5 Tn
Germany
Coleonel Stemp
Huron Hirsch
Russia
Stuap
Briefs by Wire highlights and political shifts
Justice Stephen J. Wield resigns as trustee of Leland Stanford University. J C Dahlman withdraws as Democratic candidate for Nebraska state auditor in favor of the Populists. John W Wilson hosts a mass meeting at Music Hall New York where ex President Harrison will speak. Mrs Cleveland to christen steamship St Louis for International Navigation Co to launch Nov 1. Eastern coal merchants plan price hikes for November stove coal up 25 cents egg and chestnut and grape coal 15 cents. Commodore William Ering Hopkins dies at 74 former naval academy appointee last commanded the receiving ship Independence at Mare Island. Professor Wiley Mellete son of ex Governor Metlete instructor at Brookings Agricultural College MD cuts his throat. death by own action, cause unknown.
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Stephen J. Wield
Leland Stanford
J. C. Dahlman
Nebraska
John W. Wilson
Music Hall
New York
Harrison
Cleveland
St Louis
International Navigation Company
William Eriyn Hopkins
Naval Academy
Independence
Mare Island
Wiley Mellete
Metlete
Agricultural College
Brookings
M. D
Personal Gossip From A Distant Society Circles
A column of society notes mentions Mrs Strauss of 8 Washington Indy owning a vast rose farm, reports on the Prince of Naples’ rumored bride search, Colonel Causey as corn king of Henry county Kentucky with 1,500 acres and 62,400 bushels planned, birth congratulations to Dr and Mrs W T Bull of New York, and notes on Lord Randolph Churchill and Miss Raing. Also mentions Patrick O Leary of Chicago, rumors about George Gould and yachting, a new Omaha post office built on Mrs Cleveland land, and assorted advertisements and social chatter about remedies and tailoring services.
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Strauss
Washington Indy
Turd Tups and Fast Trotters Amid Persian Invasion Era
The article details historic horse racing and chariot events with references to California and Maine war chariots during ancient conflicts. It notes 2:39 trotters and 2:10 pacers, mentions multiple horses with records surpassing prior marks, and cites racing figures like Cicero J. Hauilin. Annotations include various ads and notices from Lancaster PA and Topeka medical ads, with fragmented OCR text on horse speed, breed lines, and a few names.
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Tiny Williams
Celtur Chillicothe
Palo Alto
Pamlico
Cicero J. Hauilin
Fantany Toome
Guy Navarre
Rae Bornes
Japan
Marshall
Rudy
Hudy
Lancaster
Por Iulo
Hiestelase Druggista
Sailin Topeka
Ty R. Kennedy
Curasr
Sencar Avenue
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DR. Helmhold
Lyon County
Millar ‘Star
Peece
Crystal Wedding
Mexico
EM. White
South Jefferson Street
Lomelie
Missouri Presa Association
Starearers
M. Y
James Prerece
Ouigto
Harris Hous
Ile
Mra Pierce
Fhyvicium Etricken
Namaville
Sunsa
Tabernacle Faust
Dr. J. Pleeeerence
Sidan
Steineen
Atommex
Kan
Missouri Pacific
Atchison
Joba
Ockland
Ruu
Sr Psrenspuxe
Ross
Prybilkows
Worrenesh
Acd
Weartia
Pi Pestiss Gwam Laundry
Seria Cure
Immigration Matters
Kansas City
Kansas Crrr
Baird
Sixth and
Wyromette
Arthur Lenies
Ohio
Arthur
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
St. Louis
Barrimege
Canton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Milwaukee
Swansea
Wales
Atlantic Transport Inc
Maryland
Mevantic
Fittebars
Prrisnane
Hamilton & Braidwood
Star Grocery
Colorado
Ed Suger
California
Thars Kirk
Lewis’ Lye
J. S. Sprout
eTre Star Grocer
Arthur Seilivan
Tranby Croft Wilsons
Baccarat
Patrick O'Leary
Chicago
O'Leary
George Gould Anys
Omeha
Ben Folsom
Ayer
Maine
Greece
Dolly Wass
Biull
Mul F Jones
de Witte Livtte
Lurie
Jones
Hock Island
Ay Carda Ave
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