Three-Year-Old Pacer Directly Breaks Mile Record At Galesburg
Monroe Salisbury’s Directly sped to a 2:07% mile at Galesburg, lowering the year’s record from 6:09 to 2:07% amid a crowd of 20,000 as Robert J. failed to improve. McDowell drove Directly withGeer and Chandler aboard Online in fast pace.
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Galveseans
Monroe Salisbury
Robert J
McDowall
McDowell
Williams
Williams Seid
Andy McDowell
Alix
Hubert J
Warming
Geer
John Hi. Leash
Goshen
Ind
Online
Chandler
Lig
Roberts
Senator Bill Talks for Governor Candidacy Questioned
A Senate figure dodges a direct answer on running for governor if the party deems him the best aid. The interviewer references Dan Lockwood, Frederick Cook, John Boyd Thacher, and others as potential strong contenders, while noting the emphasis on Thacher as a very strong man.
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Armani
Dan Lockwood
Lockwood
Louisiana Bhostsers and Price on Sugar Fight
Representative Price of Louisiana, a leading sugar planter, discusses the Louisiana Sugar Planters' Association departure from the Democratic party. He approves, cites not yet gauging local support, and notes potential fiscal pressure as Congress reconvenes. In Ping Yang, Chinese casualties include about 2,000 killed and 14,300 wounded. 260 soldiers killed in a broader clash.
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Winman Price
Louisiana
Nerth
Ping Yang
Yoxuomasta
Fight on Tariff Issue in Victon Assembly Election
Election returns for the Victorian assembly show 26 Ministerialists and 54 Opposition members elected plus 13 Independents. Premier J B Patterson and several ministers were re elected while key opposition leaders including the speaker and attorney general were defeated. Tariff debate centered on protection versus free trade with Patterson aiming to align Victorian duties with other colonies and support federal tariff policy. Opposition blamed budget deficits on extra taxation. their manifesto urged free trade with a balanced budget and strict standards.
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Vietotias Assembly
Osten
Merzovans
Vietorian Assembly
J. B. Patterson
G. ‘Ds Carters
J. H. McColl
Janda
John McIntyre
Free Trade Democratic Associations
The Coming of M Kinley to Kansas Visit Schedule
Governor McKinley and party plan a Kansas City arrival from St Louis on a special Santa Fe train. Stops include Argentine, Lawrence, Topeka, Hutchinson and Lincoln with brief orbital speaks and city receptions. The itinerary lists multiple towns and precise stop timings across October 4 and following morning.
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McKinley
Kansas
Kansas City
St. Louis
Santa Fe
Argentine
Lawrence
McLinley
Topeka
Fairbury
Neb
Lindela
Tariff Blunder Omits Duty on Fruit Preserved in Spirits
Washington Sept 21 The treasury department finds no provision in the new tariff law for duties on fruits preserved in brandy or other spirits. Under McKinley law such fruits faced 35 percent ad valorem. The Treasury plans to tax the spirits and fruits perhaps at existing rates, a move that would raise duties beyond the old level due to the heavy imports of brandied peaches.
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Treasury Department
Grand Lodge Of O F Sighs Final Action On Reported Subjects
The sovereign grand lodge F O F met at Lookout Inn and debated committee reports. A headquarters building in Baltimore was postponed, a grand masters and past grand patriarchs association was authorized, and a special committee was formed to probe alleged misusing of charity funds. The order considers admitting women through Rebekah degree, affecting all jurisdictions. A luncheon followed a Missionary Ridge drive by local Rebekah lodge members.
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Cnarranooos
Sovereign Grand Lodge
F. O
Lookout Inn
Baltimore
Grand Patriarchs’ Association
Wargeen
Rebekahge
Odd Fellows
Indies
Rebekah Lodge
Government Road
Missionary Ridge
Eee Place
Battle of Yalne Ends in Naval Destruction of Chinese Fleet
A detailed dispatch from Tien Tsin describes the naval clash near Yo Chow in Corea. Admiral Ting Yuen commands a Chinese squadron defending transports as Japanese forces press the estuary. ships exchange heavy fire with multiple vessels disabled or sunk.
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Loxpox
Tien Tsinssys
Port Arthur
Yalne
Admiral Ting
Council of War
Yo Chow
China
Corea
Ting Yuen
Chen Yuen
King Yuen
Ping Yuen
Li Yuen
Tsi Yuen
Chi Yuen
Ching Yuen
Chao Yuen
Yang We
Kwang
Kai
Wang Tin
Yalne River
Lai Yuen
Chin Yuen
Kwang Kai
Saiko
Chan Yuen
Akitsushima
Yoshime
Lise
Yeng Wai
Ono
Tentiin
Battle at sea leaves Chinese fleet damaged and fleeing Port Arthur
At dusk the Chinese fleet retreated after a ferocious engagement with the opposing force. Six transports carried the survivors toward Port Arthur where they arrived near morning. The damage to the best Chinese ships was extensive and may not be repairable before winter. Officers praised the high courage shown by both sides.
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Jane
Port Arthur
Forced Mortgages Reach 80000 In Missouri Property
Residents of New York Town hold eightythousand dollars in Missouri real estate implied by fraudulent mortgages. John M Quackenbush of Warwick acted as agent for I W H Atterbury of Maysville Mo for five years. Discoveries show 30000 worth of mortgages were worthless. suits seek 15000 by M N Kane for a client. Atterbury is said to have fled to South Africa. No discrimination in treasury clerks policy asserted. Father Adrian J Couquet of Oregon City marked fifty years in priesthood. pope names him domestic prelate.
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New York
Missouri
Mippietown
N. Y
John M. Quackenbush
Warwick
I. WH. Atterbury
Maysville
Dekalb County
Quackenbush
M. N. Kane
Atterbury
South
PortLawn, Ore
Adrian J. Couquet
Oregon City
Briefs From Wire Chronicle Dated Texts
Doctors decide no further eye operation for Mr Gladstone. Holland badger deficit 8 000 000 Horina. loss to be issued. John Poynter hanged in Fort Smith Ark. Akron platform collapse kills two, injures twenty six. L G Weirof Cincinnati elected Adams Express president. Chavez named delegate to Congress in New Mexico convention. Wilson Woolley hanged in Montgomery Ala. conspirator in Great Maindeer near Montgomery last spring. Weir of Lincoln nominated mayor and Populist candidate in First Nebraska district. Shaforth Colorado GOP candidate refuses debates with Lawrence. Officer Pete Dillon electrocuted by live wire. Boston garment workers strike 2000 strong. Leisenring dies in Hamburg. McAleer defeated in Philadelphia. McCullen succeeds. Mrs Hite robbed in Louisville. Williamsport conferees take ballots. 185 cast with no result. Fraudulent school bonds appear in Vernon County. Jesse Howard shoots John Jones in Valley View killing him. Great War airdock transfer orders from Fort Riley to Fort Denver. Whisky trust within reach of a receiver. Grand Duke George’s health again serious. czar’s family heads to Crimea. Cough syrup advert. Prescott & Co. note removal to 218 West Eighth.
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Gladstone
John Poynter
United States
Fort Smith
Ark
Akron
Ohio
New York
L. G Weirof Cincinmati
Adams Express Company
Vine Sanford
J. FP. Chavez
Congress
New Mexico
Wilson Woolley
Montgomery
Als
Great Maindeer
Nebraska
Weir
Lincoln
John F. Shaforth
Colorado
Laference
Pete Dillon
Allegheny
Boston
Clothing Trades Council No
E & Leisenring
Maueh Chunk
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Hamburg
Germany
Philadelphia
McAleer
Joseph P. McCullen
Mra
W. W. Hite
Third Street
Louisville
Williamsport
Vernon County
Missouri
Valley View
Jesse Howard
John Jones
Oward
Jones
Noe
Fort Riley
Kun
Fort Denver
Signal Service
Whisky Trust
Grand Duke
George
Czar
Imocene
Crimea
Quiet at Bluefield ends Mosquito Reservation dispute
Assurances reach the state department that tranquility prevails in Bluefields, martial law revoked, and the Mosquito reservation governed by Nicaragua under constitutional law. Possible remaining US Nicaragua issues include American damages from arrests, but no major disputes expected.
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Mosquito Reservation
Waseneron
State Department
Bluefields
Nicaragus
Umless
Leiden
Great Britain
Nicaragua
Mosquito Reserve
United States
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Prescott & Co
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Kansas Ave
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asonic_ Building
Yeas
Ida Gertrude Russell
Bluefield
Des Moines
Iowa
Executive Committee of Seventy
Committee of Seventy
Modern
Woodman of America
Sunflower Camp
MW. A
New Court House
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Boston Shoe Co
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