Balmaceda Victory Spurs Chilean Junta Formation
Balmaceda's fall leads to a junta de gobierno in Chile with Gen Baquedano set to lead after soldiers surrender. The United States contemplates recognition as Minister Egan defends his actions aiding opposition leaders and asylum seekers.
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World's fair seeks loan to fund expansion plans
The World's Fair commissioners voted 65 to 8 to seek Congress approval for a 35 million loan. Director General Davis reported on progress, noting large state appropriations and growing exhibit plans, with total department expenditures reaching over 116 million by August 1. Miss Susan Gale Cook elected secretary of the Lady Managers.
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F. L. Patton
P. S. Henson
L. F. Coffin
E Naaa
Sonia
Musgrave
Tenxe Havre
Ind
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Chicago
Germany lifts pork embargo and expands import rules
News from Washington and Cape May report Germany lifted the pork ban on American imports after inspections were accepted and prices for corn and sugar adjust to new trade terms. Officials note reciprocity is not involved, and the move follows formal German approval and a Berlin order to allow inspected US pork products. The dispatch also covers Indiana population changes and other domestic notices.
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McKinley
Various Notables and Events Across 19th Century News
The column lists deaths and notable events from Sept. including horse dealer Jacob Raney of Myerstown facing a $250,000 fee, horse breeder James Franklin’s death in Gallatin Tennessee, and reports of gold shipments from Europe estimated at $1.5 million. Also noted are Ohio wool production projections, Sedan anniversary in Germany, frosts injuring Iowa crops, Chicago market assignment, and several accidents and obituaries.
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Tragic Troy rail wreck claims five lives
Evansville Ind Sept 1 Five killed and thirty injured when a Louisville Evansville and St Louis air line passenger coach derailed two miles east of Troy. Wheel flange failure caused the crash with a scalding cloud from ruptured steam. Deaths include Mrs John Ca Troy and Miss Bark Barbars Newieer among others. Rescue efforts followed as wreckage burned and fear grew that others perished trapped.
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Mra John Ca Troy
Inda
A Seere Ir
Bark Barbars Newieer
Harrison Township
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