Wabash Train Wreck Near Maumee Kills Two
One engineer and a brakeman die when a Maumee Ohio line wreck is caused by a switch sabotage plan. Pullman cars remain on track and others escape injury as wreckage blocks the line. Five dead bodies found in a Chicago Northwestern freight collision near Green Valley, Wisconsin.
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Maumee
N. Helth
Toledo
A. D. Day
Theas
Engineer Switch
Wmreman
Woonstock
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Bert Little
Mreeport
Chutes Vaviy
Mt Morne
Lincoln
Net
Residenes
Wuld
Milwaukee Essie
Ailments of the Ozar and Allied World News
A diverse Ozar era slice reports on the exarch suffering multiple illnesses including likely Bright's disease and tuberculosis linked kidney infection. The page also notes foreign market shifts in gold, exchange rates, and a New York wedding of Josephine de Acosta to Alberto Falcon with church ceremony details.
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New York
Josephine de Acosta
Jose de Acosta
Venezuela
Alberto Falcon
Washington
St. Leo's Church
Typographical Union debate on machines and patents
An advance copy of the International Typographical Union report discusses machine adoption, patent control, and effects on workers. It notes employers often hire ex-employees as operators and urges avoiding aggressive machine importation while safeguarding members’ rights.
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Crafis Ciwago
Sept. AU
Thor Evel
Preacott
Winnie Hive
Wil
Luran
Ueeral
Pew
Justanges
Thte
Inter
Uulous
Uibhcupea
Atavilar
Arbitration debated as labor remedy in preacher speech
In a sermon on the labor question Giubors cites Taber and argues against employer infringement while acknowledging strikes as costly. He warns that violent remedies fail and arbitration is the most promising method to resolve labor disputes, noting widespread strike impacts and the limits of both sides. He references Port Bee.
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Bhalisilos
Jnay Ln
Emperors Foes Rise at Home and Abroad in Turbulent Times
Reports from Sept 29 describe plotting by Chinese factions in Chicago amid rebellion rumors in Uline Sam Moy and local commentary on Gee Hin power. Dispatches from Yokohama Shanghai and London note Japanese advances and imperial plots including Li Hung Chang's fate and a possible coup to crown a new emperor in China.
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Japan
May
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Vonten
Pekin
Li Hung Chang
Athe Atazereh
Kwang Kral
Yat
Smangicat
Tt Te
Emsperor
Hun Ulang
Giang Chome
Lit Pat
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Corea
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Eis
Ambion
Linope
Chine
Lostiox
Duke of Cambridge
Colt
Pokal
Len Tan
Waraniya
Asus
Shanghai
Naniwa
Marine
Balu
Abilabstina
Gulf of Tairene
Indictments in Chicago gambling case loom large
Grand jury returns twenty indictments against owners of properties used for gambling rooms. Named defendants include J Irving Pantee Sherman House proprietor Owen Wy Olas capitalist and Janes St Td real estate dealer. Indictments include owners charged with maintaining gambling houses and a broader probe targets the gambling trade on Michigan Boulevard and Clark Street.
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Joker Assembly
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Mat Mink- Jerton
Hopkins
Botteano
Italian Assassin Captured After Narrow Escape
Italian assassin Baia Lake, a fugitive described as having murdered his partner, was captured near Black Thursday in the county by Sheriff Metgueot. He was found in a near starved state and taken into custody after attempting to hide in a lodging house.
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Modearo Eicher
Diene
Dust Buveny
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Sheri Metgueot
Sieber Tak
Fatal shooting ends quarrel on Helena street
A gambler named Pronk Dorrity was shot through the neck by Tom Clary on Main Street in Helena after a morning dispute in a gambling house. The two men had spent most of the night together, had words earlier, and Clary fired once with a large revolver as Dorrity walked away. Dorrity died at the scene. Clary was arrested and faces trial as the investigation continues.
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Howe
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Spokane
Dorrity
Mitchell & Bennett
MaenGla
Wil Tours
Tin Plate Plants to Close Over Wage Disputes
Sept 30 Tin plate factories across the country announce closure tonight due to wage cuts resisted by workmen. Manufacturers cite reduced duty and new tariff terms as justification while workers warn closures may force lower wages elsewhere. Foreign influence and border tensions are discussed but diplomatic talks are cited to avoid broader conflict.
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Jane Mitint
Manuf Tare Jn
Curliss
California Rain Sets Record Season Opening
The first rain of the season sweeps California, spreading from the north to the south coast and delaying harvests. Forecasts warn of weather damage to crops including hops and beets, with potential losses nearing 9000000 dollars, as light showers end and heavier storms threaten the valley districts.
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San Franotico
California
Calvin
Czar Seeks Warmer Climes For Ill Leader
The czar under the care of Zwherin and Leyden plans a temporary sojourn in a milder climate to aid recovery from a severe fever. The aim is to speed convalescence during winter, with a brief stay in a distant capital anticipated.
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Sr Perensnian
Leyden
Willdinke
Lividia
Army Officer Arrested in Miray Property Case near Fort Wueshakie
Captain P. H. Ray of the United States Army and Indian agent at the Shoshone agency near Fort Wueshakie is under arrest on a warrant alleging intent to steal. Charles Blonlie, 22, charged as an accessory. Delegates to the central labor union discuss harmony committee report and labor disputes in Walla Walla.
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Miray
Dexvic
P. HH
United States Awny
Fort Wueshakie
Maine
Charles Blonlie
Confused report on military officers and alleged suicide note
Disjointed text mentions a SEAS of names and titles with references to a suicide attempt, a fatality, and a high level official retirement. It touches on military leadership, legal actions, and regulatory announcements amid unclear sequence and details.
Union Pacific Receivers Report Details Finances After One Year
Omaha dispatch describes a year under Union Pacific receivership with a new official report by receivers Wy Mink Audemon and Condert. It covers cash receipts, disbursements, and operations through October 18, 1898, noting total receipts of about 2.7 million dollars and operating expenses of 1.36 million while some non paying properties and trust assets require further charge assessment. The article also notes Northern Pacific receivers declining a $2,196,080 check to take up revolver certificates and schedules Oct 5 decision pending.
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Sanborn and Caldwell
Highth Federal
Oliver Wy Mink
E. Ellery Audemon
St. Condert
Curt Op
Lone
Melviicivacien
Rex Wivers
Uoneys
Notitat
Milwanker
Pocllle
Svat Drayton Lvew
Aronday
Western National Bank of New York
Alturas County Political Conventions Report
Vague dispatch notes a political event in Alturas County with mentions of party figures and divisions. The scattered text references a Democratic candidate and a possible Republican stance, but details and names are obscured by OCR errors.
Rail tragedy near river ferry leaves one swimmer dead
A Northern Pacific light train backed off a river ferry and sank. Rescue efforts found one man drowned. bystanders identified the victim as Gaph S-An Kae Jama. Local authorities investigated the incident at the port town of Welvaer.
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Cotamet de Welvaer Porthasd
Northern Pacificrelight
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