Duke of Marlborough Visits Lexington Bouts With Kentucky Colonels
Wire dispatch reports the Duke of Marlborough visiting Major McDowell in Lexington Kentucky. He attends a Transylvania Stakes race and joins Kentucky bookmakers and Col Todhunter for bourbon, tolerating festivities and bets. The Duke remains calm amid the rowdy scene, drawing comment on his youthful demeanor.
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Marlborough
Kentucky
Cincinnatti
Lexington
Duke of Marlborough
Major McDowell
Henry Clay
Judge Bowerman
Col. Todhunter
Kentucky Colonels
Col. Todaunter
Attack on Corean Palace Ends Caretaker Rule
A Seoul dispatch reports Corean troops and Japanese rustics in civilian dress broke into the palace on Tuesday morning the 8th at 5 o'clock. The attackers killed the queen the minister of the house and their women. Tai Won Kuz, the king's father, has assumed chief authority and acts as dictator.
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New York
Fom
Seoul
Corea
Tokio
Tai Won Kuz
Russia Backs France With New Treaty Pledge
In Paris Prince Lobanoff Rostovsky, Russia's foreign minister, signed a convention with France pledging Russian intervention against any power attacking France, effectively binding Russia to aid France in broader conflicts beyond the dreibund. Two nations align to deter aggressors and ensure mutual defense commitments.
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Paris
Carlois
Lobanoff Rostovsky
Russia
France
Deserter Report Tangles Indian Killing Tale
Lieut Miller stationed at Conneaut Valley reports Wilson, who spread word of the Oct 3 killings by Indians, is a deserter from the 6th Cavalry. He delayed horses to Idaho Falls and escaped with 200d.
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SpaHo Falls
Idaho
Lieut. Miller
Sth Infantry
Conneaut Valley
Jackson’s Hole
Wilson
Smith
Th Cavalry
Idaho Falls
Recruits for Cuba Land in Havana Expanse
Times dispatch from Key West reports that a Havana steamer Moscow carried an expedition of more than forty one men who have successfully landed in Cuba near Sagna La Grande, about seventy miles east of Candevas, signaling a new phase of the campaign.
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New York
Key West
Havana
Moscow
Cuba
Sagna la Grande
Candevas
Murder on the street shocks Ropedale crowd
In Stecbenville Ohio on October a man named Leggets confronted Miss Buckinghaw on a street and shot her through the heart with a revolver. Leggeth was intoxicated and is now jailed.
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Stecbenville, O
Leggets
Miss Buckinghaw
Ropedale
Leggeth
Low Water Strands Mississippi Trade in St Louis
St Louis reports the Mississippi River at its lowest level in living memory with navigation effectively suspended as of October 11, affecting river traffic and commerce in the area.
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St. Louis
Mississippi River
Court strikes six candidate limit for Superior Court vote
Harrisburg Oct 12 Judge Simon ton ruled the Act creating the Superior Court that restricts the vote to six candidates is unconstitutional. The decision directs the case to the Supreme Court for final ruling.
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Harrisburg
Simonton
Superior Court
Supreme Court
School of Stealing Scandal Traced To East Side
New York agents expose a school of stealing with seven arrests, six youths. Kate Fitzgerald, 15, and Madge Kennedy are charged with teaching theft and sending children to shops. A well known actor, Cuyler Hastings, is arrested on serious charges linked to the case. Starvation threat looms for canal boatmen as cargo sits idle.
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New York
Society For the Prevention of
East Side
Kate Fitzgerald
Loin
Watson
San Francisco
Kennedy
Tenderloin
Cuyler Hastings
Players’ Club
Ellenville
Canal
Delaware & Hudson Canal Co
Chicago AP report of Cleveland assassination attempt is fake
Buzzaro Bay reports an outrageous fake about an assassination attempt on President Cleveland. A 9:30 a.m. inquiry found the family dismissing the allegation as absurd and ridiculous.
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Buzzaro Bay
Chicago Associated Press
Cleveland
Horribly Burned at Buffalo Cast Iron Works
A tank of molten metal was upset on an overhead track at Buffalo cast iron works as it was being carried. One man was horribly burned and taken to Fitch hospital. Also reports a fifth poisoning victim at Sabula from the Laplin Gage wedding feast, aged 11 years.
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Buptralo
N. Y
Buffalo Cast Iron Works
Fitch Hospital
Dubtqtt
Kizzie Bryant
Sabula
Laplin-Gage
Heavy Fire Destroys Hol and Radiator Works in Preven
An incendiary blaze this morning wiped out the Hol and Radiator Works in Preven Indiana causing about 150000 in damage with only 2500 insured. Fire officials investigate possible arson as crews fight the remaining embers and secure the scene. Local residents report heavy smoke and heat as the plant suffered extensive collapse and loss of equipment.
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Preven
Ind
Holand
Court Plenaries Postpone Trials and Readiness List
Civil court convened at 10 with Judge Noyes and associates Marsh and Huntington. Several cases were reported ready for trial including Mead vs Morrison, Lynch vs Lynch, Swanson vs Crandall, Olmstead vs Davis, Watson vs Whitehill, Morrison vs Frisbee, National Cash Register vs Lash, Moore vs O'Brien, Rice & Robinson vs Pennsylvania RR, Childs vs Crawford County, Alen vs Briggs, Watson admix vs Dunham, Wood vs Near Garnishee, Dunham vs Hall. Several cases continued including Bates vs Thurston Lumber, Portland Lumber vs Reynolds, Columbus Oil vs Struthers Wells, Ball receiver vs Jackson et al, Bates vs Cullum. The first case concerned timber land title in Watson township with likely a full-day hearing.
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Noyes
Marsh and
Huntington
Darius Mead
B. D. Morris
David Lynch
James Lynch
Amy Swanson
Charles Crandall
A. H. Olmstead
George Davis
J. B. Watson
Whitehill & Watson
E. E. Morrison
Sarah Frisbee
National Cash Register
Louis Lash
Elizabeth R. Moore
Michael O’brien
Rice & Robinson
Pennsylvania R. R. Co
L. J
Frank Wood
Elroy
Near
Garnishee
Geo. H. Dunham
F.a.hall
William Bates
the Thurston Lumber Co
Portland Lumber Co
Thos. J. Reynolds
Columbus Oil Co
Struthers, Wells & Co
Leon G. Ball
W. H. Jackson
F. Bates
H. B. Cullum
Ball & Thompson
Jiess
W. Wilbur
W. M. Lindsey
Watson Township
Installation at North Warren Presbyteran Church
The Presbyterian church at North Warren filled to capacity for the installation of Rev John Shelly as pastor. Rev S W Smith of Warren preached, Miss McKay and Foster sang, Dr Van Cleve of Erie gave the pastor’s charge, and Rev Dr Ross of Erie delivered the congregation’s charge. Shelly gave the benediction. the church, its Sunday school, and the pews show growth and energy under the new leadership.
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Presbyterian
North Warren
John Shelly
W. Smith
Warren
McKay
Foster
van Cleve
Erie
Dr. Ross
Shelley
Mozart Club concert opens Library course in New York
The Mozart Club of New York will present a concert at Library Theatre on Friday evening October 18. Proceeds benefit the public library and season tickets cost 1.50. Tickets are available at F. R. Scott's store or Notes Drug Store after Wednesday morning.
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Mozart Club of
New York
Library Theatre
F. R. Scott
Notes Drug Store
Great Pacers Matched
Leongton Oct 14 Joe Patchen with a 2 04 record and W W P with a 2 064 record are matched for a $1000 side best two of three. The owners drive the horses Patchen owned by Col John G Taylor Chebanse NL and W W P owned by Maj Dubois Col orado both heavy weights and the race to be driven to road wagons.
Earthquake tolls in British Honduras across multiple towns
The Star and Hearth reports the September quake in British Honduras with 153 bodies found at Yetapan, 95 at Cora Juencao, and 111 at Cryuscot. Mon and Tue saw roaring flames, towering smoke, lava, and landslides, devouring cattle as mountains shook. Considered the worst known earthquake there.
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PaNaMa
the Star and Hearth
British Honduras
Yetapan
Cora Juencao
Cryuscot
North Clarendon Social Notes and Visits
North Clarendon residents report a week of guest visits and local events. Mrs S Funk and daughter Miss Nelle of Findley Ohio stayed with Mrs Farnsworth. Mrs J Alsbach returned from Marionville. Rev S Sager attended a Free Methodist conference in Bradford. Will Nolder, a former Clarendon boy, is in town renewing acquaintances. Mr and Mrs Chas McNett returned from Warren. The I O F hall hosted a successful birthday party with Christian Endeavor featuring an arranged program of quartets and recitations. Jessie Bowman and Miss Laura Simpson were among visitors and local residents attended social events.
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S. Funk
Miss Nelle
Findley, O
Claribell Wilkins
Breneel
Crowell
Way
Jessie Bowman
Bessie Phillips
Warren
H. Howard
G. M. Hill
Cochranton
John Curtis
Ludlow
Laura Simpson
Torpedo
H. B. Russell
Garland
BE. J. Armstrong
Penelope
Free Methodist Conference Appointments for Oil City District
The thirteenth Pittsburg conference closed in Bradford with a large turnout and $1000 raised to clear Bradford church debts. Appointments for the Oil City district include D B Toby district elder Oil City Salem M B Miller Franklin R 4 Freshwater Titusville Thomas Wain Diamond and Jamisons H C Barries supplies etc. A Good Law. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court declares that counsel must move to withdraw an offending juror and continue at the other side’s cost, signaling a firm stance against shyster tactics and promising stronger protections in trials.
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Bradford
Pittsburg
Free Methodist Church
Exchange Lyceum
Oil City
D. B. Toby
Salem
M. B. Miller
Franklin
Freshwater
Titusville
Thomas Wain
Supply
Travesta
Newmanville
Stewart’s Run
PF. E. Glass
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Is It a Clue to Bittles and His Pals
A Jamestown News item reports rumors linking Immlet Bittles, jailed in Allegheny City Pa, to the Busti murder case of Mrs. Winslow Shearman and Mrs. Cynthia Davis. Detectives and locals weigh a possible connection amid talk of hidden money and the supposed criminal gang, with no confirmation. The piece follows with an unrelated ad urging Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery to purify blood and restore health.
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Bittles
Winslow Shearman
Cynthia Davis
Shearman
Busti
Walter L. Sessions
Panama
Immelt Bittles
Allegheny City
Union City
Davis
Sessions
Chautauqua County
Brooklyn Square
Erie County Penitentiary
Moundsman Paldin
Busti Muder
Myon Shearman
Biitles
Jamestown News
Dr. Pierce
Man Leaps From Bridge Into Niagara Falls
At about 9 45 this morning a man roughly 55 years old believed to be Lewis B King of Lockport killed himself by jumping from the great island bridge into the Niagara River his body was swept over the falls police said no identifications were immediately confirmed.
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Niagara Falls
Lewis B. King
Lockport
Great Island Bridge
The Ministry of Woman in Sunday Sermons
Rev Taylor argues the ministry of woman is social and moral, urging women to exercise priestly influence. He cites Goethe McDonald Ruskin and Joan of Arc imagery to claim women must be beautiful, uplift men, and heed Christ’s command to “Whatsoever He saith unto you, do it.” The sermon stresses female guidance in morals and public life.
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Taylor
Ruskin
George McDonald
St. Peter
Marion
Manif
Tama Wuary
Mother of Christ
LePage
Joan of Arc
MacDonald
Church
Runaway trolley car on Carnegie line kills three
Pittsburg October 14 A runaway trolley on the Carnegie branch of the West Ind traction road cars No 55 on a steep grade toward West End toppled and burst a full car. Three were killed and twelve to fourteen injured as the wreck trapped victims beneath the overturned coach. Conductor warned others to crouch as the vehicle plunged down the hill. The scene was remote and aid arrived long after the crash.
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Pittsburg
Carnegie
West Ind
Westend
Ue Noor
Fatal Fire Destroys Higginbotham Mill in Glasgow
A blaze gutted the Higginbotham mill in Glasgow today. Four women employed at the mill were killed in the fire.
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Glasgow
Higginbotham
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