Twenty five Governors to Attend Park Opening War Times Style
In Chattanooga on September 17 crowds swell as veterans and families gather for the National park dedication on the Chickamauga site. Governors from Alabama to Wisconsin join a vast contingent with the vice president, cabinet members, senators, and generals expected. Officials estimate 15,000 visitors by midnight and 35,000 by Monday, with lodging at Lookout Mountain and Missionary Ridge.
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Chattalooga
Tenn
Chickamauga
Lookout Mountain
Missionary Ridge
Rossyilie
Snodgrass Hill
Cleveland
Alabama
W. C. Oates
Colorado
A. W. McIntyre
Connecticut
W. A. Coffin
Georgia
W. Y. Atkinson
Sere
P. Altgeld
Indiana
Claude Matthews
Indiana Commission
Kansas
Morrill
Barry
Louisiana
Foster
Masechusetts
Pred T. Grernbalye
Michigan
J.T. Rich
Minnesota
Nelson
S. Missouri
Stope
Montana
Richards
Nebraska
Holcomb
New Jersey
J. T. Werts
Senate
House
New York
Morton
Ohio
McKinley
Ohio Guard
Rhove Island
D. R. Brown
South Carolina
EK. G.rans
Tennessee
Turney
Texas
Charles Culberson
Vermont
Urbana
West Virginia
W. A. McGorkle
Wisconsin
W. N. Upham
Florida
North Carolina
Ted
Mayer Oahs
Waller release urged by Indian conference
In Asspranaronis Indiana on September 17 the A.M. B conference of Indians led by Bishop Arnett of Ohio called attention to John Waller. The delegates condemned his treatment as an outrage and asked the U.S. state department to secure his immediate release as an American citizen.
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Waller
Asspranaronis
Ind
A.M. B Conference of Indians
Bishop Arnett
Ohio
John Waller
State Department
Washington
Tarsney
Missouri
Kansas City
John C. Tarsney
Cleveland
Americans Win Cricket Match by 100 Runs
The international cricket match between Oxford and Cambridge teams and Universi of asyl- Yasia past and present teams was won by the American team by 100 runs.
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Pumaperrona
Oxford
Cambridge
Universi of
President Piaz Addresses Congress in Mexico City
President Piaz opened congress with a lengthy address reviewing the republics industries, politics, welfare, and prospects. The report highlights extensive remarks and mentions the Janet special medicines and a note on local laundry services in the city.
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Congress Conveses
Ciry
Mexico
Piaz
Republic
Masked Night Riders Threaten Family to Leave Town
Kansas Crez Mo Sep 17 A masked group fired through a window, dragged James Hinsley and his son from bed, and told them to leave a community or be shot. Mrs Hinsley says Hetchel led the vigilantes in Minneville. The family plans to move to Decatur Illinois to reclaim a year-old daughter stolen last year by James Matehel.
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James Binsley
Kansas
Crez
Snueh
James Himsley
John
Minneville
Hinsley
Kansas City
Fatal wedding feast at bridal reception in Green County
At Lane Hatfield residence in Green county, John and Simon Hancock brothers involved in a fatal shooting after they toppled refreshments from a table during Jacob Hatfield's wedding reception. Lane Hatfield and his brother Jacob implicated. both Hancock brothers mortally wounded and not expected to survive.
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John
Simon Hancock
Columbia
Lane Hatfield
Green County
Jacob Hatfield
Lane
Hancock
Hatfields
Simon
Traffic In Mexican Cattle Expands Into Texas
San Antonio Texas September 17 An immense traffic in Mexican cattle is developing under favorable conditions for import. Twelve thousand head were purchased in Coahuila last week and brought to Kinney County at the DolRes ranch. Arrangements with English capitalists are being made to armache several hundred thousand Mexican cattle to fatten on cottonseed meal and ship alive to England.
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San Antonio
Texas
Coahuila
Mexico
Dol Res
Kinney County
England
Quinlans Seek $40,000 Damages in Police Suit
Patrick Quinlan and his wife filed two suits totaling $40,000 against Chief Badenach and Inspector Fitzpatrick. They allege wrongful detention on suspicion of involvement in the Holmes murders in the wake of the police investigation. The actions seek accountability for alleged unlawful restraint and damages.
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Quinlans
Creatio
H. H. Holmes
Pole Badenach
Fitzpatrick
Patrick Quinlan
Governor Stone Unable to Attend Ceremonies in Missouri
Missouri officials announce Governor Stone cannot attend the opening ceremonies for the national park at the battlefield in Chattanooga. Commissioners Colonel Hilledsoe Captain Grubb and Adjutant General Wickham will represent Missouri at the event.
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Stone
Jrrvensox Crrr
Chattanoooga
National Park
Missour
Hilledsoe
Grubb
Wickham
Banks Offer Assistance In Gold Reserve Push
Wasumarox D C Sept 17 The true amount of the gold reserve at the close of business yesterday was 95 344 642. Since the recent heavy shipments of gold set in the government has received a number of offers of gold in exchange for notes. This is particularly true of banks in the northwest where small notes are in active do yp and in moving the grain crops.
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Wasumarox
D. C
Northwest
Cuban sympathizers expect Mexican recognition soon
In New York on September 17 Cuban sympathizers claimed that Mexico would recognize the insurgents as belligerents within a few days. They based their assertion on private dispatches received from the City of Mexico.
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New York
Mexico
Filibusterers Discharged at Cedar Keys
A report from United States Attorney Wolfe at Pensacola says the two men arrested on information from the Spanish vice consul at Tampico were discharged by the U S Commissioner at Cedar Keys. In Marshall Missouri the New York State Mercantile Company assigned for the benefit of creditors to G W Hahn assets listed around 35000 with liabilities unspecified.
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United States
Wolfe
Pensacola
Fla
Tamps
Cedar Keys
Marshall
Manisaatt
New York State Mercantile Company
G. W Hahn
Buckiea Arnion Siva Salve Adverts Cures Various Ailments
Buckiea Arnion Siva salve advertised as the best remedy for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheam fever sores teller clips hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. Offers money back guarantee if not satisfied at 25 cents a box. Sold by J E Jones 503 Eansae. State Journal promotes want ads and wide reach through Topeka paper. Mayberry Tailoring Co lists stock at Kangas avenue.
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Buckiea
J. KE. Jones
The
State Journal
Fred Grant Speaks at 27th Annual Reunion in Cincinnati
Fred Grant addressed the 27th annual reunion held in Cincinnati. Attendees gathered to celebrate past achievements and reinforce group ties. Local organizers noted strong turnout and anticipated continued activity in the coming year.
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Cincinnati
Sherman Monument Session Opens With Large Attendance
The twenty-seventh annual session of the Society of the Army of the Tennessee began in Crscrs Hat1 Ohio with over 100 high ranking officers attending. General D. D. Henderson announced $94,000 raised for the Sherman monument and $20,000 pledged by the G. A. R. The evening featured addresses by Governor McKinley and Colonel Frederick D. Grant detailing Grant’s campaign plan and the war’s closing strategy.
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Crscrs
Ohio
Society of the Army of the Tennessee
Fort Thomas
Kentucky
Cochran
Cincinnati
Newport
Covington
D. D. Henderson
Washington
Odd Fellows
Templehouse
Army of the Tennessee and
the Friends
McKinley
John A. Caldwell
Cineinali
Queen City
Greenville M. Dodge
Frederick D. Grant
Fred Grant
General Grants
Grant
Lincoln
Central Pacific to Abandon Principal Passenger Train
Western railroad circles report that Central Pacific will soon drop its main Ogden to Pacific coast passenger train and cease direct connections at Ogden and Salt Lake City, causing excitement in railway circles.
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Cuicace
Western Railroad
Central Pacific
Ogden
Pacific Coast
Ogien
Salt Lake City
Six Die In Railroad Crossing Crash Near Sawyer Station
At Sawyer's Station eleven miles below Liscuneng a railroad crossing collision at 4 23 pm yesterday killed six people and fatally injured a young girl who died shortly after. Five occupants perished at once and the remainder died soon after.
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Liscuneng
Sawyer's Station
Proposed Armenian Reform Accepted
St Petersnvrec September 17 From a good source it is seen that the demand for reforms in Armenia has been accepted by the powers. A large haystack 209 feet Loewe and a Marquette map in building the larges haystack in the state will be long when completed.
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St. Petersnvrec
Armenia
Haystack
Atete
Democratic executive committee urges silver compromise
Cariaco HL Sept 17 The Democratic literary bureau committee led by Ben T Cable appeals to Illinois voters. It argues May convention actions do not reflect all Democrats and that only a national convention can declare party belief on currency. The group supports silver but opposes unlimited 16 to 1 coinage, warning it would harm business.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Cariaco, HL
State
Democratic Literary Bureau
Ben T. Cable
Illinois
Miinais
Baseball results and a dramatic end to a Kansas elopement
Western League scores show Milwaukee triumphs over Terre Haute and Milwaukee. Indianapolis beats Washington twice in the National League. Boston defeats Baltimore 7 to 4 while Philadelphia tops New York 9 to 5 and Cleveland finishes 7 to Cincinnati. Des Moines, Peoria, and Dubuque games noted. A Pittsburg couple’s search ends as Mrs. Jennie S. Parr locates her daughter Mrs. Gertie Mason with Dr. Hen Loveland, a Kickapoo Indian actor promoting a patent medicine, after an elopement and desertion.
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National League
Washington
Washington Bbs
Brooklyn
Boston
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
Gertie Mason
Cutcase
Jennie S. Parr
Pittsburg
Kan
Hen Loveland
Loveland
Mason
Mrs Mason
Minister Resigns After Baby Claim Stuns Zion Church
Omana Neb Sept 17 Rev Thomas Hoffman pastor of Zion African Baptist church offered benediction then faced a Kansas City woman with a days old infant claiming he was the father. The incident prompted his resignation amid confusion and shock. A meteor exploded near Salina Kansas later that day seen by many witnesses and described as a large bell of fire breaking into atoms.
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Omana
Neb
Thomas Hoffman
Zion African Baptist Church
Kansas City
Hof- Man
E Caine
Salina
Kansas
Saliva
Kan
Here
Deeds of Valor Award Seeks Five Valorists
Havana September 17 General Martinez De Campes arrives at Clen fugos. Louis Marx a tobacconist and US citizen has placed in the hands of Leopoldo Carras the sum of 1525 dollars to be equally divided among the five soldiers who shall be shown to have performed the greatest feats of valor in the current campaign.
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Havana
Martinez de Campes
Clenfugos
Louis Marx
United State
Leopoldo Carras
German Catholics hold procession at central Verein event
At the German Roman Catholics Central Verein in Almany N Sept 17 about 400 delegates formed a procession to the Church of Our Lady Help of Christians for high mass. Afterward the business session opened at Asion hall with President Beck's address. United States Against Stanford Estate, San Francisco Sept 17, suit seeks 15000 dollars in the circuit court of appeals.
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Almany
United States
Stanford
San Francisco
Circuit Court of Appeals
Tae
Southern Methodist Reports Encouraging Conference Morning
The Southern Methodist conference this forenoon heard encouraging reports from many ministers on their work last year. The admission of several young preachers on trial and the report of the Sunday school peers occupied most of the morning.
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Southern Methodist
Macox
Southern Methodist Conference
Private Lee Killed by Passenger Train in Junction City
Private Lee of Troop L Seventh Cavalry was run down and instantly killed by a Union Pacific passenger train as it arrived in Junction City Kansas last night. He died at the scene and the incident is under local police inquiry. The name and unit are confirmed from the report.
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Lee
Junction Cir
Kan
Seventh Cavalry
Union Pacific
Local Masons plan encampment grounds near OsKaloosa
Colonel Harvey Austin and Quarter master D W Spillman of the First regiment U R of P and Captain H P Studivant of Calla division No Bj go to OsKaloosa Wednesday to lay out grounds for the K of P contest on October 15 017 At Apollo lodge 183 AO U W 85 members were present at the fall meeting at 43 Kansas avenue E M Sherbara Arthur Doyle B i Swund era Peter Shamfeld and Rico Mohler were given the final degree Many North side members were over and cigars were passed Over Witty Year Mrs Winslow s Soothing Syrup has been used for teething child soothes gums eases wind colic and diarrhea Twenty five coats a bottle.
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Harvey Austin
D. W. Spillman
Hp, Studevent
Calla
Ocskaloosa
K. of P
Apollo Lodge
AO. U. W
Kansas Avenue
B i Swundera
Peter Shamfeld
Rico Mohler
North Side
Mra Winslow
Wigglesworths Sprinkler Prank Turns Street Into Shower
A humorous tale follows Mr Wigglesworth as a home project backfires turning the street into a torrent. His wife’s actions ignite a chaotic display ending with damp mishaps including a minister and a fashionably dressed couple.
Polar bear hunt tale from Arctic expedition astounds crew
A reminiscence from Lieut Hevner recounts an Arctic expedition where sailors hunted a mother polar bear and her cubs. The old bear defended her young, tended to their wounds with she meat, then turned on the boat as gunfire killed the cubs. The event leaves all aboard haunted by the perceived crime.
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Lincoln Park
Navy
Lieut Hevner
Arctic
Lieut. Bevier
Ants Kill a Snake in Coordinated Assault
The large red brown forest ant attacks a snake in massive coordinated groups. They bite thousands of points, exhausting the reptile until it dies. Ants then strip flesh and skin in layers, leaving only bones and the hide. Scientists report this behavior as a surprising natural predation.
Feeding Horace Automatically in Stable Clocks
A Maine man built a clock driven feed device that dumps grain into a horse’s manger at set hours. Similar systems, used by milk companies, operate in New York and other cities across many stables, letting horses be fed early without attendants.
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Horace
Maine
New York
New York Tribune
Woman’s Fidelity and Natural Instinct in Marriage
The article argues that fidelity will remain natural for women, citing human nature as stronger than laws. It claims education and modern influences may delay changes, but temptations will prove hollow, and women will eventually return to traditional roles within marriage. It asserts physical differences constrain women’s life paths and that they will concede defeat in unequal social struggles.
Blank book mystery in a small-town exchange
A reader recalls seeing his father’s final manuscript before it was written. A visitor questions the sequence as the book appears blank, prompting a quirky dialogue about creation and timing. The fragment hints at a humorous or metafictional moment centered on an unfinished work.
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Senor Enriqu ® Moreno
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Janet
Wuen Ranteag
Kangas Avenus
Mayberry Tailoring Co
Army of the Tennessee
Sherman Monument
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Sherman
Napoleon
Richmond
Petersburg
Atlanta
Hickenlooper
the St. Nicholas
Mark Hanna
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Terre Haute & Smilwaukee
Reece Inmespolis
Western Association
Peoria
Quincy
Des Moines
Drs Moines III
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Dubuque
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Mr. Wigglesworth
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Mrs. Wigglesworth
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Selmi
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