CAMP FIRES DIE OUT AT G A R ENCAMPMENT IN LOUISVILLE
In Louisville Kentucky the twenty ninth Grand Army encampment closed with very large attendance. Veterans heard speeches by General Gordon Buckner and others. pension debates dominated the session with calls for liberal benefits and legal reforms. A grand reception and ball followed at the Louisville Auditorium drawing over four thousand invitations.
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Senator Burrows
M.D. Wickersham
Samuel McKee
H. Russell
John H. Keathis
Atlanta Exposition
Lawler
Sons of Veterans
Chattanooga
Chicamauga Battlefield
Independence Hall
Grand Army
Wagner
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Iy. J. B. Whiting
Janesville
Wis
E. J. Hill
New Jersey
Thomas C. Iliff
Utah
Iliff
Pittsburg
Committee On Pensions
Soldiers of the
Treasury
United States
Deak
Grand Army Post
Asad
Council of Administration
Congress
Louisville
Auditorim
Cpe
Sendes
Treasury Officials Face Unprecedented Global Financial Uncertainty
Washington on September 14 reports treasury officials bewildered by contradictory economic signals and uncertain forecasts. Whisky bond revenues have underperformed after previous gains, while gold exports from January last year far exceed imports, creating a substantial $120.47 million net export surplus.
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Washington
Treasury
United States
Bond Syndicate Clarifies Treasury Reserve Obligations
New York reports that the bond syndicate says its contract with the U S government expired in June and it is not obligated after October. It notes voluntary gold deposits to maintain the reserve and that it will continue deposits into November, December, and January if feasible, but cautions such relations cannot be controlled by any party.
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New York
United States Treasury
Treasury
Cholera Confirmed on United States Steamer Bennington
Official confirmation arrives from Honolulu via Washington that cholera exists aboard the United States steamship Bennington. The ship is reported to be in quarantine outside the harbor at Honolulu. Authorities investigate the outbreak and monitor crew and passengers for safeguarding public health.
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Bennigton
United States
Bennington
Honolulu
Honoalu
Fire in Bozeman tunnel near Bozeman Mont trains
Fire discovered early this morning in the Bozeman tunnel 13 miles east of Bozeman Mont on the Northern Pacific. It caught in timber lagging from locomotive spark and orders were given to seal the tunnel. Officials think the fire will not spread as the tunnel is not timbered throughout. Little Gam five cents and Everybody Smokes It.
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Tacoma
Wash
Bozeman
Mont
Northern Pacific
Disputed baseball scores and a Missouri fraud case
A mixed update lists several baseball scores from the Western and National Leagues with multiple city pairings. The second item reports Sol Hughiett of Montgomery City facing allegations of defrauding residents of substantial sums, with details of victims and amounts, and notes his death by an apparent accidental gunshot in Wellsville.
Croker on Cleveland Considers Third Term Aid
Richard Croker discusses New York politics and the 1892 Democratic nomination. He hints he would support Cleveland if nominated, notes Cleveland’s stand against silver helps him nationwide, and argues gold as a Democratic plank could drive business backing. He plans to return to New York and may attend Manchester handicap and London engagements.
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Grover
Loypos
New York
Richard Croker
Manchester
London
Mr. Cleveland
Mr. Croker
Cleveland
United States
Cholera Rising Aboard Olympia At Honolulu
A private letter from the cruiser Olympia, docked at Honolulu, reports the cholera epidemic is increasing and unclear where it will end. The Olympia sails to China and Japan but may stay in Honolulu due to coal safety concerns. A separate item notes plans to seek a receiver for the San Diego Land & Loan Co in U S court, tied to National City land and irrigation interests.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Australia
Olympis
China
Japan
Pope
San Riege Loan Co
Los Axos
the Daily Journal
United States
San Diego Land & Loan Company
Boston
National City
National City and Cay Railway
Nations City
Judge Stuart Resigns in Indian Territory
Judge Charles B. Stuart of the United States court for the Central district of the Indian Territory has resigned, a surprise to friends. He is believed to have accepted as naval solicitor for the Choctaw Oklahoma and Gulf railway. Yancey Lewis of Ardmore announced his candidacy for the vacancy and was unanimously endorsed by the South McAlester bar.
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Stuart
Sourm McAnkston
Ind
Ter
Charles B. Stuart
United States Court of the Central District of the
Mystery of Missing Jeweler Cleared in Kansas City
The disappearance of William E. Cannon, a wholesale jeweler, was solved when his body was found in a shallow pool near the Ninth street cable line. It is unclear if death was accidental or self-inflicted after he left delirious at home last Monday. In St Joseph Missouri a trolley car fire on Jule street burned out its motor on September 14 injuring several women who leaped from the moving car and suffered injuries.
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Sol Hughiett
Montgomery City
Montgomery County
Missouri
Wellsville
Wright City
Forts' Tell
Hughblett
Hughlett
National League
Cona Sten Press
Rss
Peyet 54Ton
Bors
Aing
Kansas
Crrr
William E. Cannon
Ninth Street
St. Joseph
Expelled From the Ministry in Southern Methodist Conference
Macox Ma Sept 14 In the Southern Methodist conference the charge of immorality against the Rev J T Lighter appealed from the Monroe City quarterly conference was reported as by the committee. He was found guilty and expelled from the church and ministry. Nebraska Bank Failure Kearney Neb Sept 14 The Kearney National bank failed to open its doors for business yesterday morning. The county loses about 5000 and this site about HW
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Macox
Southern Methodist Conference
J. Tlighter
Monroe
Nebraska
Kearner, Neb
Kearney National Bank
Fragmented Notice on Will and Legacy Distribution
The fragment shows a Sept 14 note about Dr. M ree caerg and a will granting $500 to his wife and children. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicates a legacy bequest and family beneficiaries.
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Dusvelle
M. Ree Caerg
Ana Meda
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Chico
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Eek
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Peane & Morton
Springfield, Mass
Bitchell
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Kansas Ave
Kansas Avenue
Frank Long
Duele Ar Servey
Bell Tele
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Harrison
Onege Shaft and Fuel Co
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Topeka Cash Dry Goods Co
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