Vast杂 Clippings from Van Wert Times News Snippets
The article compiles diverse items from the Van Wert Times era including trotting records, army rations using corn and oats, imperial Berlin plans, and personnel notes. It references German minister of war actions, McAllister’s 400, Stuyvesant, and various anecdotes about politicians, explorers, and industry.
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Am Army
Mperor
Berlin
New York Sun
McAllister
Stuyvesant
Brevort
Statesmen Anger Over Federal Elections Law Debates
In the Senate and House debates, politicians clash over repeal of the federal elections law and related issues. Senator Stewart Nev. accuses President Cleveland of unconstitutional influence, while others defend the presidency and discuss free coinage and tariff measures amid fierce partisan exchanges. A Senate session features remarks by Palmer Ill. and Voorhees Ind. reiterating support for the president. House proceedings cover constitutional themes and election law repeal debates with various members delivering strong critiques and defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Wasminator
Stewart
Don Cameron
Wasuthseron
Palmer
Voorhees
Ind
Nevada
Cleveland
Washineton
Gorman
Wolcott
Chandler
Mitchell
Aldrich
Waserneton
Peffer
State of
Wisconsin
Capitol
Washington
Pere
Marquette
Wasumeton
Harris
Tenn
Morgan
Ala
Cameron
Oates
Daniels
N. Y
Howe
Moran
Mass
Fithian
Morse
McKaig
Bobler
Black
Johnson
Breckinridge
Dem
Wasutheron
Carlisle
Mine Disaster Drowns 28 at Mansfield Mine Michigan
In CiysTal Falls Michigan on September 30 a river flood rushed through the Mansfield mine shortly after 2 am, drowning 28 workers directly under the stream while 18 escaped from lower levels. Recovery is impossible without diverting the river, with bodies unrecovered and locals mourning families. The mine inspector blames the timbering system used in the region for the disaster.
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Michigan
CiysTal Falrs
Mich
Michigamme
Mansfield
Lake Superior
Rebels capture Santa Catharina island in Brazil
A Brazil dispatch reports Santa Catharina, a fortified island near Rio Grande do Sul, surrendered to rebels. The rebels plan to use the island as a base to direct inland operations and seek a land army to face President Peixoto’s forces. The news unsettles Peixoto and boosts rebel hopes.
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Catharina
Lonpor
Brazil
Santa Catharina
Rio Grande Do Sul
President Cleveland letter on currency and silver stance
The message from Atlanta reports President Cleveland replying to Governor Northen of Georgia. He seeks safe stable money and aims to fix currency law through a comprehensive plan with silver as a friend under proper conditions. He cautions against hoarding and emphasizes restoring confidence and firm foundation for national credit.
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Lospos
the Standard
Cleveland
Senate
Stewart
Northen
Georgia
Wasumertos
Atlanta
Constitution
Gov. Northen
Gov
Congress
Execurion
WaSeubrox
W. J. Northen
Ibard
Greseman
John E Wassili
Malanchusatta Democrats
Boston
John E. Russell
Leicester
James B. Carroll
Springfield
Russell
J. W. McDonald
Marlborough
Charles Lillie
Dudley
John D.wheelwright
Chicago
House
Ancient town ruins unearthed near Laurium Greece
MINOR NEWS ITEMS. For the Week Ending Sept. 30. The ruins of an ancient town near Laurium in Greece have been unearthed. Other items note a Syracuse bank cashier admitting a $30,000 defalcation, a Seattle Chinese merchant denied US citizenship, and a fatality in Iowa. Also mentioned are political deaths, fires, legal decisions, and crime reports from across the country.
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Laurium
Greece
Frank Kendrick
Syracuse
N. Y
Louis King
Seattle
Wash
United States
Marshalltown
W. E. Sargent
Emperor William
Prince Bismarck
Irwin B. Randle
Abraham Lincoln
Alton
Winchester
L. P. Dodge
Farmington
Minn
Harley Johns
Sim Reynolds
Mazon
Wichita
Kan
Reed
Texas
Casa Grande
A. T
Henry Coleman, Jr
Thomas Lyles
Midway
Benton
la Marion Hedgepeth
St. Louis
Turkey
Cassius Relden
Board of Trade
Chiesto
Supreme Council of the
Minnesota Knights of Pythiss
St Paul
Postmaster Potter
Missouri
Bob Roberts
Gila City
Milo
William Jackson
Rich Hill
Foglesong Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
Dr. M Foglesong was found guilty Friday of murder in the first degree for killing his wife two years ago by poison. The two week trial ended with a five hour jury deliberation. The prisoner showed little reaction as his son sobbed in court. sentencing to be pronounced by Judge Lane the next morning.
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S Mills
Inpranapois
Ind
Robert T. Hunt
Martinsville
Detrot
John Turpie
Indiana
Astoria
Pacific Slope
St. Loum
Railway Secret Service
Corsnse
N. Y
Caton
Porrsvintz
PirrsFrep
Mass
Nancy Hanks
Terre Haute
Terre Havre
Eng
Hilsdale
Wich
P. Foglesong
Lane
Emery
Naxos
Greece
Havre
Hamburg
Bobby
Perth
Savoy Waaz Noted
London
Tyler
Henry VI
Sevoy
United States
Charleston
New York
St. Stephen's
Children’s Aid Society
California
Rio Grande Valley
Albuquerque
Las ‘Vegas
New Jersey
Washington
Samuel
N. ¥. Tribune
Ex Senator Machen Dies in Kentucky Lunatic asylum
A Hopkinsville dispatch reports ex United States Senator Machen died Friday night at 5 50 pm in the lunatic asylum at Hopkinsville Kentucky He was 84 years old and had suffered mental decline for some time He served briefly in the Senate by appointment and was a prosperous farmer.
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United States
Machen
Kentucky
Loupouxe
Hopkinsville
United States Senate
Justice Demanded Strong Protest Against Lynchings
A Missouri conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion church denounces lynching with sermons and speeches in Indianapolis. Leaders urge public agitation and fair trials, condemning Jim Crow systems while calling for justice and nonviolence. The report also notes indictments for arson and a first postwar hanging in Montgomery County.
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South
Indianapolis
Ind
Missouri
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Kentucky
Walters
Double Tragedy in Paola Station Husband Wife Found Dead
In Paola station a well to do couple J H Raisley and his wife were found dead with a note reading I cant stand anything more. Coroner's jury says the wife killed Raisley and then likely died by suicide two days later. The story notes long unhappy marriage of fifteen years.
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Atrnoces Chauncy
M. Depew
Maj
Andre
Mr. Depew
Paulding
Cornell
University of Pennsylvania
James McGrath
Chicago
Michael Flemming
Maxwell Street
Thomas Behan
Henry Street
McGrath
Edward Jackson
West Eighteenth Street
Nasegate
Tenn
Gulfport
Miss
Frank Goffin
Orleans
Joseph Hughes
Mobile
Providence
BR. L
Rhode Island
George Walker
Rockland
Walker
Sanvorp
Fin
J. H. Raisley
Paola Station
Paola
Raisley
Sie
Caprilac
Mich
James H. Ashby
Jackson
Ashby
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van Wert
Gils
Gils River
Arizona
Jepex Reuter & Huxrrtin
Ale- Wars
Malary
Breton
Orber
Pacific States
Chickamaugs
Ilinois
Matilda
Louisiana
J.d. Barclay
Alabama
Morocco
Far East
Is Yana
Cyprus
Buchanan
Jerusalem
Jangier
Harbary
Putcase
Lucien Brown
Philadel Para
John Drew
Mercuanicagune, O
Noriet
St. Paul, Minn
James Robinson
Jennie Mehl
Ryan Hotel
Snower
Spriycherp
Greene County Baptist Association
J. M. Carter
Ash Grove
Leopold Morse
New York City
St. Christopher, West
D Lam
Bradstreet
Sovie
Branstreet
Canada
Newfoundland
Pi Camp
Gurnam
C. T
Pawnee
Cherokee Strip
Arkansas Valley
Auburrn
John Conners
Eva Flint
Noble County Grand Jury
Lake Shore & Michigan
Kessler
Haze Parcn
Louisville
Laura
Botkins Bros
de, Fogie
Oaxtano
Nicholas Hubert
Thomas Wells
Hubert
Wells
Bellevur
Grand Trunk Road
Henry A. Newland
Detroit
Tuomastox
M. C. Percival
National Shoe and Leather Bank
Lewiston
Wasnineton
White House
Torrka
Swomen
Register of Deeds
Mika Abby Goodsell
Powerkeerare
San Diego
Cal
Abby Goodsell
Vassar College
H. C. I Tyler
Hampden Park
J. P. Thompson
St Louis
John Holiday
African Methodist Zion
Patie
Carcago
F. W. Smith
O. C. Churchill
D. Brown
Smith
Ami
Cronin
Montgomery County
Florida
Vancouver
B. C
Hong Kong
Yokohama
Gifu
Japan
Ames
Harvard College
F. L. Ames
Easton
Curcaco
Parliament of Religions
Art Palace
Congress of Missions
Congress of Evolutionists
Toledo
Toredo
Hood
Hether
Bose
Saas
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