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Newspaper

Van Wert Times

Location

Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1893

Page

5

Vast 19th Century Newspieces Across War, Science and Trade

The Fan Wert Times reports broad items spanning wartime gear and a one mile wire breastplate rumor to Miss Gould planning a fortune and a Ledbury clock tower Institute inside a 10,000 cost. It notes yellow fever germ claims, elm beetle damage, mint coin output, South Dakota rail deficits, Iceland migration, and German tax strains amid army bills.

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Senate and House Debates on Silver Purchase Law

Washington dispatch summarizes senate and house discussions over silver policy. Speakers include Voorhees Palmer Dubois Peffer Hill and Stewart addressing repeal, bimetalism, and related fiscal measures. House members Hopkins Moon Cobb Dockery Bowers Pendleton spoke for or against repeal with varied positions. Senate votes and committee mentions accompany the coverage.

Senate WaAsnineton Voorhees Ind Palmer Dubois Idaho Peffer Kan Wasumeron Secretary of the Treasury Messrs Allen Wasnixetox Hill Demi, N. Y Aes Stewart HOUSE Washington Wevearans Hepbern Jones Hopkins IIL Washrerton Pendleton Dem Tex Bowers Rep Cal Dockery Dem. Mo Moon Mich Cobb Dem. Alan Burrows

Fire Sweeps South Chicago Acres Leaving Dozens Homeless

A massive blaze in South Chicago Thursday afternoon burned about twenty five acres of residential area in two hours. Firefighters report no fatalities, but several firemen and residents were injured. Loss estimated at 350000 with docks of the Sunday Creek Coal Company set at 120000. Authorities say the fire’s origin resembles the Chicago fire of 1871 amid tinder dry conditions.

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Old Ocean's Fury Claims Forty-Eight Lives at Sea

Widespread storm wrecks multiple vessels along the New Jersey coast and off Manasquan. The Mary P. Kelly of New York sinks with four dead and seven rescued by summer visitors. additional wrecks aboard the Lykena Valley and the Panther result in several more fatalities. Heavy rainfall and coastal destruction accompany the disaster, while Dun and Co. reports indicate a tentative commercial recovery amid storms, bank liquidity shifts, and ongoing unemployment.

Aspury Park N. J Mary P. Kelly New York Christopher Bratton Brooklyn Charles Brown Green Point Walter Harry Broden Sournameros Lykena Valley Philadelphia Scott Panther Empire State Ells M. Johnson Manasquan Jersey Chocrus R, G, Dun & Co Secre Bss York Europe Bank of England Bank of France United States South Long Island New Yor Haurax N. C Dorcas Etta Stewart Sadie Musgrave M. McCastill Norman McCrury John F. Sharp

Veteran 103 Fought in War of 1812 Passes at 102

Uncle Ben Churchill of Gallesoune Illinois died in Alexis Tuesday night aged 102. He served as a private in the war of 1812 and drove an ambulance at Lundy's Lane. He claimed longevity from temperate habits and left fourteen children. His brothers lived long, one to 98 and another near 90. He rode with Robert Fulton on the first steamboat from Albany to New York and received a government pension as a veteran. Numerous descendants survive him.

Gallesoune Ben” Churchill Alexis Illinois Charlies Ben New York City Gen. Washington

Minor News Items from Across the Nation

A digest of brief items notes the Fond du Lac Wisconsin office destroyed by fire, Lincoln hosts a Nebraska GOP convention October 5, and Nancy Hanks trotting in Springfield. It cites firm failures in Detroit and New York, fires at Newport Ontario and Merced California mills, and arrests including a Montreal teller. Also listed are Irish home rule votes, a St Louis wedding, and various accidents, weather, and stock market notes.

Daily Journal Fond du Lac Wis Nebraska Lincoln Nancy Hanks Springfield Mass Isley, Doubleday & Co New York Ford County Bank First National Bank Paxton, NL Heavenrich Brothers Detroit Newport Ont Chicago Merced Cal C. H. Lepallieur Montreal Can House of Commons Bishop Turner Missouri Warrensburg Wallace & Sons Ansonia Conn Galeton Methodist Episcopal Church Hoff Rahway N. J Valparaiso Ind Ferdinand Meyer St Louis Parry Sound (Ont.) Lumber Company Sloop Island Nashville Samuel W. Clark Zanesville Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western Railway Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company Madison International Botanical Somaress B. L. Greene University of California West Superior Summerfield Western Union Telegraph Company

Iowa Democrats renominate Les and Boston at Des Moines

Des Moines reports the Iowa Democrats renominated Les and Boston at a party meeting in Des Moines. The event underscores ongoing support within the party structure and signals momentum for the candidates ahead of statewide races.

Les Boston Des Moines

Democratic Iowa Platform Repeal Warrants Local Option

Des Moines reports the Democratic state convention renominated Gov Bates by acclamation. The platform calls for repeal of the McKinley and Sherman laws, favors free coinage of gold and silver, local option, pensions for veterans, and strict economy in state funds, with railroad and telegraph charge reforms. Other briefs cover a fatal attack on a schooner crew, a mistrial acquittal in San Francisco, and other regional notices.

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