Chase of Steers Disrupts City Streets and Police Station
Twenty five Montana steers escaped from stock yards bound for Cudahy Packing last night and roamed the residence district for two hours. They charged an electric car, forced residents to rooftops, and attacked the police station causing an exodus of officers. A yellow steer was shot and killed. the rest were rounded up by patrols.
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Curcaoo
Montana
Cudahy
Centre
Forty-seventh
Halstead Street
Matteson Wheat
Ineny
Posai
Keleher
Finpatrick
Unies Avénus
Forty-seventh Street
United States Receipts and Expenditures for August
The August fiscal report shows total receipts of 98,052,008 with customs at 15,030,097, internal revenue at 14,000,000 and miscellaneous 1,141,044. Expenditures reached 32,588,183, leaving an excess of - net overspend of 13,119,854 for the first two months.
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United States
Wastinaros
Alarm Over Cholera Threat at Pacific Coast Cities
The cholera scare grows as the Pacific coast cities face danger from Hocouty and the Orient. The local health board adopts strict measures, City Physician Wheeler warns of serious risk despite cold weather, and all incoming vessels from foreign ports will be examined and quarantined if needed.
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Pyentc
Porrnaxn
Ore
Sept
Hocouty
Orient
Board of Health
Wheeler
Gerard
Gerard Hourish
Alleged Bomb Plot Tied to Baron De Hechschild Case
Police report a clew linking the August 4 letter bomb attempt to Baron Alfonse De Hechschild. The explosive was mailed to Maron De Rothschild's banking house, injuring the baron's confidential clerk, Malorie.
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Pani
Alfonse de Hechschild
Maron de Rothceild
Malo Ie
Governor Morrill Falls Ill and Canceled Labor Day Speech
Gov Morrill returned to Topeka from Kansas City after a sickness kept him from addressing a Labor Day gathering. He spent the day confined to a room at the blind asylum and could not appear as planned. Separately, dispatches report the MK and T line refusing to transport Kansas troops to Emporia without advance payment, affecting mobilization. At the Trades Union Congress, John T Jenkins’ address drew applause as Samuel Gompers and P F Maguire were welcomed to the platform.
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Morrill
Topeka
Kansas City
Kanges
Blind Asylum
Emponia
Kan
Daugherty
Oud
Emporia
Santa Fe
Gamoprras
Sacuire
Canorve
Wales
Tradesnion Congress
John T. Jenking
Samuel Gompers
P. F. Maguire
Vanderbilt Engaged To Yale Graduate Moses Taylor
Reports indicate the engagement of Miss Gertrude Vanderbilt to Moses Taylor Yale class of 84 and heir to the Taylor fortune. The match links two great fortunes and close friends of the Vanderbilts with Taylor a Yale graduate and polo enthusiast in New York social circles.
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Gertrude Vanderbilt
Moses Taylor
Yale
Wewroar
Mies
Wm. H. Vanderbilt
Miss Vanderbilt
Mr. Taylor
Henry A. C. Taylor
Misa Gertrude Vanderbilt
Mr. and Bros
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Yale College
Nickerbocker
New York
Sensible Temperature to Replace Simple Readings
Chief Moore of the U S Weather Bureau visited Dana and weather forecaster Dann in this city to announce an upcoming addition to daily charts. The new charts will display the sensible temperature, combining humidity with air temperature. The change makes it possible that people feeling they are unusually warm may find the index higher than the day prior.
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New Yeas
Wills F. Moore
United States
Boston
Dana
Moore
Dann
Weather Bureau
Selena Produced in English at Albaughs Grand Opera House
Victorian tragedy Selena adapted to English by Sar dou was staged last night in Albany. Robert Downing and Eugenie Blair headlined the cast as Siena set action in 1560s internecine wars between Guelphs and Ghibellines. The production was well received and the stars were called before the curtain after each of the first three acts.
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Sardou
Selena
Albaugh’s
Grand Opera House
Robert Downing
Eugenie Blair
Siena
Depew Denies Ban on Coin's Financial School Sale
Chauncey M. Depew of the New York Central denies ordering a halt to selling Coin's Financial School on his lines and Vanderbilt branches. He says sales of political and economic books are allowed, blaming rival American News Company for blocking terms with bookstalls on the Vanderbilt network.
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Mr. Depew
Harvey
Vanderbilt Kowa
Chauncey M. Depew
New York Central Railroad
Financial School
New York Central
Vanderbilt
Pheroston
Cain
Mr. Depaw
American News Company
Gold Deposits Reported in New York Sub-Treasury
The government bond syndicate deposited 3,000,000 in gold at the sub-treasury. Furners Loan & Trust Co added 2,900,000 in gold. Neselage & Failer expected to ship 100,000 in government gold by tomorrow. Wood & Co to ship 1,000,000 and Handy & Macmon 50,000 in gold. The steamship St. Louis will sail with 405,000 ounces of silver tomorrow.
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New York
Sub-Treasury
Furners Loan & Trist Co
Rovernenk Messrs
Neselage & Failer
Tinskier, Wood & Co
Handy & Macmon
St. Louis
Afghan Prince Ends London Visit in Pomp
Shahvada Nugeulle Khan, second son of Afghanistan's Ameer, who arrived in London with government invitation in May, departed for Paris this afternoon after a full State ceremonial farewell that concluded his stay in England.
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London
Lespos
Shahvada Nugeulle Khan
Ameer
Afghanistan
England
Paris
Henry M. Stanley Sails to New York on the Majestic
Henry M. Stanley departs London for New York aboard the Majestic, leaving his wife in Helvetia and declining to speak to reporters. A rumor from London suggests Cecil Rhodes may have died in Cape Town, but no confirmation exists.
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London
New York
The
Majestic
Lexpos
Sept
Mr. Stanley
Helvetia
Loxbox
Cecil J. Rhodes
Cape Colors
Cape Town
Holmes' Slick Plan to Raise Funds Through Book
Philadelphia dispatch reports H. Holmes, linked to multiple murders and wholesale insurance swindling, plans to publish advance sheets of a book. He promises to omit names of those who send money, hoping this scheme will raise funds while he remains in custody.
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Philadelphia
Ih. Holmes
Populist State Convention Likely Oct 1 Date Discussed
The Populist state central committee meets in Topeka September 11 to decide on a state convention around October 1. Delegates would gain reduced railroad rates for the deep water conference. Leaders plan not to nominate a chief justice, though sentiment exists to nominate, with some backing Judge Martin and W C Webb of Topeka as a candidate.
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Topeka
Jeadsra
Beneth
Breidenthal
Semple
Jour- Nad
Justee
Martin
W. C. Webb
Holmes novel scheme amid prison seclusion teased
Trial for B F Pietzel’s killing lingers as Holmes in prison plans a book drawn from his supposed ideas. He allegedly targets friends to fund his defense, with chapters recounting Boston exploits involving Minnie Williams and a wealthy man. Proof sheets circulate and a paid purchaser may erase names. Sciences of the Christ class to meet at 813 West Seventh.
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B. F. Pietzel
Piladelphia
Commonwealth
Holmes
New Hampshire
Holmés
Boston
Minnie Williams
Sixth and
Market
Convention urged to roast Republicans over chief justice nomination
Populist leaders debate whether to nominate a chief justice candidate but agree that a convention should be called to roast the Republican state administration and seize the political moment. The drive centers on using the rally as a platform to attack the incumbents and energize supporters.
The Bull Fighters Case at Gillette Bull Fight Fallout
Senator Barclay departed for Colorado Springs to intervene in the case of three Mexicans jailed for cruelty to animals and participation in the Gillette bull fight on August 24. Mex broker Mr. Barela, Mexican consul for the district, will conduct a full inquiry. Allegations claim management secured permission from state officers and local officials, with officials alleged to have accepted special favors and payment for the permit.
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Tuixtap
Colo
Barcla
Colorado Springs
Animacus
Gillette
Barela
Buena Vista state bank closes amid depositor chaos
Great excitement grips Stonw Lake Iowa as the Buena Vista state bank shuts its doors after years of deposits. Depositors, many elderly, crowd the streets in fear, with anger mounting at the Lemon family who ran the institution and sparked the turmoil.
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Repdy
Io Vielenes
Hank
Stonw Lake
Lews
Buena Vista State Bank
Lemon
DOLLIVER ENGAGEMENT REVEALED FOR J P DOLLIVER
Jonathan P. Dolliver of Ft. Dodge, congressman from Iowa's Tenth District, engaged to Miss Louise Pearson, a wealthy young woman. No marriage date set. expected after current congressional term begins in December.
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Pearson
Ires Mornes
Jonathan P. Dulliver
Ft. Dange
Iowa
Louise Pearson
Congress
Cleveland Stone Company Sues Over County Courthouse Project
The Cleveland Stone Company of Cleveland Ohio filed a district court suit for 1008.76 against contractor F L Stevenson and bondsmen J Thomas J Prescott F P Edson John Ritchie Byron Roberts AB Quinton and J Bear. They allege nonpayment since June 9 after paying Stevenson 12691.28 and 11092.52 of it and seek judgment with interest from June 8 plus costs.
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Cleveland Stone Company
Court House
Cleveland
Ohio
F. L._ Stevenson
County Court House
Jonathan Thomas
J. Prescott
F. P. Edson
John Ritchie
Byron Roberts
AB. Quinton
J. Bear
Stevenson Bereastone
Stevenson
Stone Company
City visitors and church services noted in Lo ual section
Dr Charles Hammond visited Wallace while ex Attorney General L B Kellogg stayed in the city on supreme court matters Dr White of Kansas City preached at Cumberland Presbyterian Church at 8 pm He died of typhoid fever 24 year old Harry Hoover of Silver Lake died at 5 am Funeral at Prairie Home Church tomorrow 3 pm interment at Prairie Home Cemetery
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Charles Hammond
Wallace
L. B. Kellogg
Emporia
Supreme Court
Dr. White
Kansas City
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Polk and
Huntoon
Harry Hoover
D. F. Hoover
Silver Lake
Prairie Home Church
Prairie Home Cemetary
Fraker Drowning Case May See Perjury Arrests
Report from Rassas Crry dated Sept 3 indicates Uncle Jake Crowley James Trip tet and George Harvey who testified Fraker drowned may face perjury charges. A prominent insurance figure questions charges, noting Fraker vanished never filed a claim and no proof exists he profited. money paid lacked death proof and distribution of funds unclear.
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Rassas Crry
Jake Crowley
James Triptet
George Harvey
Fraker
Mae
Eis
Chief Wilkerson To Return With Dr Fraker Tonight
Chief Wilkerson will bring the prisoner Dr Fraker to Kansas City tonight. Lawyer Herrick located the mules and when ready to go after him, Kansas Mutual officials urged the chief to accompany so the suspect would not escape. President Davis of Kansas Mutual is in Kansas City to meet him. Fraker will be prosecuted in Missouri, not Topeka.
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Wilkerson
Hack Fraker
John M. Wilkerson
Dr. Fraker
Tower
Mion
Kansas City
Herrick
Kansas Mutual
President Davis
The
Freaker
Topeka
Missouri
First Day at Emporia Encampment Led by General Hughes
The first annual encampment at Camp Morrill in Emporia Kansas opened with General Hughes assuming command. Military discipline was strictly enforced as troops began the encampment activities and the camp assumed parade and soldierly pomp for the opening day.
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Hughes
Emporia
Kan
National Land of
Mother seeks two boys sent to Ravenswood mix up
Mrs W F Pile of Kansas City sent her two sons Lonis and John Sweet to Ravenswood Missouri to meet their mother. A ticketing error sent them to Ravenswood near St Joseph instead, and the boys were returned to Kansas City. Officials arrange return trip once the mother is located.
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Ravenswood
Ravenswoods
W. F. File
W. F. Pile
Rockleland City
Lonis
John Sweet
Atu
Pile
Kansas City
Tom King
Ravenstrood
Allsouri Pacific
Independence
Hook Island
Union Depot
Missouri Pacific
Sweet
Emall
Missouri
Chicago & Great Western
St Joe
Filo
Hock Island
Moffit
Rock Island
Parade Runaway Farm Team Dashes Through Equal Suffrage Backers
A runaway farm team dashed into a parade line supporting equal suffrage near Rock Inland depot, startling Mrs. Ronis Diggs and others but causing no injuries. Dr. Eva Herding, Dr. Harding, and Mrs. Elizabeth Wardall recalled the scare, noting they did not scream and asked if they were brave enough to vote.
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Ronis Diggs
Dr. McLallie
Elizabeth Wardall
Eva Herding
Bhut
Dr. Harding
Rock Inland
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Chicago
Steers
Follee Hellerr
Nazrulla Hhan
Henry M. Stanley Coming
Cecil Rhodes
Romier
H. H. Holmes
Sciences of the Christ
Mre
SE. Grinol4
Birmingham
Als
West
Cuck
Bull Fighters
St Ip
J. P. Dolliver
Terenty
Sep
Post-Dispatch
Washington
Ind
Fleming
Petersburg
Here
Opera House
Read Hotel
Logans Aggregate
Gally
New Jersey
Hacwexsack
N. J
George Marshall
Ramapo
Atland
Hackensack Hospital
Marshall
Oakland
Hackensack
Peter Winters
Jacob Coe
Duke- Snod
Normal
Euponia
B. W. Parker
Fieundy
Arizona
Dona
Prescurr
Ariz
Henry F. Fieudy
Fleudy
Bioommeros
Ill
Jehones
Chicago Tribune
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