Work of a cyclone kills two men and injures many
A cyclone near Mars Channaros Missouri caused two deaths and numerous injuries as a train on the Westbound line derailed. Passengers and crew freed themselves amid fires and wreckage while brakeman Cartwell saved a mother and child from a burning car. Casualties include Robert Culp and Wilkes Yaiabetl with others unconfirmed. The cyclone damaged homes and uprooted trees across a wider area near North Montgomery and Douleville nonville shops, with extensive property loss yet to be tallied.
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Conchea
Ue Netton
Cartwell
Momplite
Douleville & Noniville
Sveryttng
Itepathy
Robert Culp
Wae
Wud
Wilkes Yaiabetl
Fires Alarm Residents as Incendiaries Rage Through Town
Meroe Cal Sept 1 The town of Moreett is in fear and excitement as seven fires break out from night into day inciting the public school to close and Sheriff Warfield to issue a proclamation ordering all nonessential residents to leave town immediately.
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Meroe
Cal
Mencen
Moreett
Warfield
Peran
Towit
Grave Charge In Lutwal Ante Olio Font
Professor G Wright of Oberita College was named the Cooke Grevciand ex cussion party and returned home. He stated that on the morn Myrauds sank nearly the entire crew without toxin log ed help from the vessel, the chart marked the reef.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutwalante
Olio
G. Wright
Oberita College
Yosemite Yank wrecked on Hyde Park Lake in September gale
Eyewitness accounts describe the Yosemite Yank crossing Hyde Park Lake when a sudden gale caused the boat to sink. The 10 crew members attempted rescue signals but were overwhelmed as flames, water, and a vigorous gale hampered lifeboat efforts. Lifesavers, burned, tried to reach the sinking vessel, while another ship's crew battled rough seas and attempted to save the crew.
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Onte m Lake
Michigan
Yosemite
Hyde Pari Twef
Elo
Roek
Tressor
Jam Park Wieners
Ca Jini
Peter
Ogden Bank Loan Fraud Charged In District Court
Denver dispatch reports Olivers of an Ogden Bank are charged with fraud and misappropriation in a case involving loans to themselves and to a corporation. Cashier H B Meenayels and Theodore Robmann face counts of converting funds from the bank held by Live back to the company and individuals. Accused amount to about 9,000 as investigators connect the scheme to bank holders in Ogden Utah.
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Olivers
Ogden
Grote
Denver
Patal
Utah
United
Mourtly
Guark
Lyon
Whielhe
Kroush Te Tinyor
Border tensions rise as munitions fears spook Oaxaca
Vrolibles on the Mlestoanthanemetan Bunter growing in Oaxaca state grow urgent amid border clashes with Guatemala. Officials report brigands raiding villages, while Col Hugh R Stavenyon dies after a convulsion during a march.
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Oaxaca
Chiapas
Guatemalin
Centennia
Hutlawe
Double Murder Stuns Portland as Jockeys Die
In Portland, authorities report a double murder at a horse race dispute. Ginge and Bud Howe exchanged trouble over wagering when a man named Cloward drew a revolver and shot Glaxa in the head, killing him instantly. A second man fired at Howard near Parker’s residence, killing him. Parker is in custody.
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Portland
Newashaw
Huraweae
Ginge
Bud Howe
Paloune Cloward
Warnlog
Parker
Glase
Howard
Parker la
Republicans Aim to Nominate in Fourth District Races
The article reports Republican efforts in the Fourth District after a party convention. It notes intent to nominate a candidate for Congress and urges support from Kothites and allied voters. Similar action occurred two days earlier in another district.
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Lo Lob
Congres
Aupe Dart TN
Sinilar
Almost A Riot Narrowly Averted At Downtown Chicago
A clash at the New Mar tese building on Dowrborn Street in Chicago was narrowly avoided as eight cents from an electric workers union sparked tension. The building trades drafted to discharge workers faced a stalled confrontation, with the case ending in a jury acquittal for a defendant.
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Chicago
Cmicag
Sopl
Sevon Hunter
Martese
Dowrborn
Eidiava
Elestrie
Wijo
Dougell
E Tractor
Adams Unsafe United States Vessel Unseaworthy
Reports from the Alaskan fleet warn of the Adams unsafe condition after voyage from Unalaska. Repairs in San Francisco may allow return or sale if she cannot meet service needs. Captain Han Hoey retires, troops move to Berings, and British treaty concerns cited.
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Navy Department
Unalaska i Sitke
San Francisco
Dan Aiatis
Ueoh
Marc Avlund
Wurite
Korey
Brivo
Bows
Beringea
Theo
Wallig
Tlile
Yorktows
Alert
Mohivan
Arbotrom
Bear and Corwin
Britain
Beringhom
United States
Douceredl
Royal Arch Masons Nears Next Convention in Washington
The Annual Session closes as New Ome sof Hirand Chapter selects Teretonlays Tacolua in Cosel Lia ap Mill for the next onotal convention. List of grand officers includes Tyler, H. W. Eagan, Julia Moore, I. H. Solinn, M. Pitrayakl, Thomas Awes, Hy Rush, and Joan Lilley among others from Colfax, Spokane, Seattle, Port Townsend, Walla Walla, and Dayton. Grand High Priest announces an upcoming month for the event.
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Royal Avely Mayon
Convax
Washy
Ghindechapter
Royal Arch Masons
Cosel Lia Ap
Teretonlays
Tacolua
Rand
Lowar
Jim
Walter
Darby
Pomeroy
Whateaus
Y Hialeck
Walla Walla
Hy Bellinger
Colfax
Tyler
H.W. Eagan
Wals Walla
Hos
Julia Moore
Spragie
I H. Solinn
Ancouver
Grand Royal Arch
Low Parullor
Kidnapped Boy, Son of Ferdinand Ward Reported Recovered
Clarence Ward, ten years old, son of Ferdinand Ward of New York, was kidnapped from guardian Frederick D. Green’s home in TiHoureean. Two men seized him, forced him into a carriage, and fled north toward Webster. A call to surrounding towns led to a pursuit, and by ten o’clock a message from Webster stated the boy had been recovered. Ward allegedly sought to gain possession of the child.
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Ferdinand Ward
TiHourean
Conn
Clarence Ward
German Consulate and Chinese Embassy Notes in North Coast Affair
Sir Halliday Mavartney, counselor at the Chinese embassy, denies reports of dis orderly conduct by Chinese troops. German Consulate Tacoma notes Germany opens a consulate at Treatme for the North Coast. life consul at Sau Araueiaca.
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Losuns
Lin
W Iowa
Halliday Mavartney
Counellor
Tacoma
Treatme
Poaiaiad Ta Giese
Sau Araueiaca
England Expects to Benefit From New Tariff Changes
A New York dispatch reports UK expectations that the new American tariff bill will aidSt Helens and the broader English manufactory sector. Manufacturers doubt gains from reduced duties, noting price incentives for certain goods and potential revival in chemical and other industries. About 10 workers at a Widnes chemical works were laid off, with most employees on half time, while Morrison foresees eventual full employment as demand recovers.
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England
New York
London
St. Helens
Uy Lowe
Morrison
Widnes
Ligne
Alorrison
Nuda
Migration to Liberia Promoted by Colored Ministers Meeting
A September 1 convention in Hues discussed migrating to Liberia. A committee of reputable colored ministers will travel to the country to assess advantages and arrange contracts. J K McMullin, president of the Lutheran National Migration Society, reported that African Steamship Company plans sailings from Mobile and New Orleans in October, with an initial cargo of 200 negroes, subject to land provisions and favorable terms.
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Dogrovs
Liberia
Hin Rilyr
Amery Loo
J. K. McMuliin
Luteran National Migration Society
Uls City
View Provident
African Stoamship Company
Pilladelphid
Hay
Mobile
New Orleans
Lhoriae
Othera
Harness Fastest Mile Witnessed In Turbulent Race
In a windy night at Cerne Hajste’s track, top trotters competed with world records in reach. Oak land Baron and Carbonate led a dramatic mile, while Geers lessened the pace to secure a 2:01 finish amid a roaring crowd.
Rival boxing bout on Missouri river island shocks crowd
A major matchup unfolds as Hilly Layton challenges Ryan on a barge ring under Sam Jones’s tent on the Missouri river. Large crowd from Oma to Topeka watches as Ryan dominates rounds one and two with strong rights and ear blows, Layton countering with jabs and lefts amid a tense, noisy scene.
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Layton
Jowern
Sep M
Oma
Kane Dua Lity
Chisago
Topeka
Hilly Layton
Oumy Ryan
Pho Hylit
Missouri River
Georgia
Sam Jones
Ryan
Andy Kassimir
Kansas City
James Connelly
Jarek Wilkes
Et Loule
Martin Durkin
St Dow
Kid Vance
Omaha
Viviane
Hin
Unclear Boxing Bout Fracas Leaves Layton Hurt
A scrambled report describes a vicious fight between Layton and an unnamed rival. Layton allegedly absorbed a series of blows, including punches to the eye and jaw, and a final right hook near the ear. The account notes Layton was knocked down and early indications suggested a rematch or medical check may follow.
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Layton
Swith
Che
New Chief of UA Named After Close Vote in 11 to 10
Colonel Viomas C. Lawler of Rockford Illinois won the office by a narrow margin over Colonel LN Walker of Indianapolis. Lawler thanked supporters and pledged to advance the grant program. Born in Rockford, he enlisted as private in the 19th Illinois Volunteers and rose to captain before further service. He is to be sworn in as chief and succeeds the previous commander. A Veterans of Daughters officers were elected for national posts, naming officers including president, vice presidents, chaplain, and treasurer. A separate event featured a dedication of Hireworks on the Monongahela riverfront with a large turnout and a ceremonial display attended by many.
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Judy McRonne
United Bares
Ole Wuhk
Walker
Atinalie € Paottic Railroad
J. W. Reiniart
Idubo Sins
Wianni
U Einliit
Ihe Weile-Farge
Amoune
Akue Sod Dolngaloy
Keeley League
Uniormin Suing
Harrisburg
AL Alexanders
Ind
Tie Express
Bunuel
Meyée
Farady
Meyer
JenLion
Nik Whcmner
Cn Hitate
Thomas Collins Myers
Eli
Adlarga
Francesc Tebourbou
Inez
Pldt
Uasaetinie
Ihesn Niet
Batavia
Jowph
Jacksoncoupty
Kauvas
Mawsachisetin Ae
Comercial Silence Insurance Company of
New York
New York Department
Valorabla
Elaine
Sania
Nines
Praident CC Cheney
Joan Hischoes
St. Louis
United States
Viomas C. Lawler
Ruckford
LN. Walker
Idianapolle
Ani
Erguntin
Munthe
Lawes
Tilinnis
Rockford
Ninetenth Utila
Phemawnue Bond Aghtha
Streeeruns
Army of the Cumberland
O. Wrelts
Marion
Gereral
Haggerty
St. Lowia
Mass
Mies Anta Roberts
Cotrnellaville
Tod
Triateos
Moo York
Mingle
Mt. Wawtington
Uililges
Finances of the Nation Briefing on Tax and Revenue
Reports show customs receipts for the first half of September totaling 99,227,000 du Fount punibere, vs 6,730,000 last August days. Internal revenue brought in 2,402,000, down from 20,000,000 prior. Whisky tax changes and anticipated levies affect the fiscal outlook through January 1, with projected revenue and expenses outlined and future tax shifts noted.
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Mont
Lalit
Itill
Thy Pollo Jain
Tin Hieylaw
Rumors of Battle as Asia Fronts Shift in 1894 News
A chaotic dispatch from September reports rumors of renewed hostilities among China, Japan, and Korea. Chinese forces claim progress at Ping Yang while other units maneuver near Subping and Lege chin river defenses. Substantial naval movements are noted with ships diverted toward Pei Yang and Wen sin. A damaging fire at a mill near South Meat inflicts about 4000 dollars in losses.
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Chine
Sangha
Sey
Kalr Chew
Corea
Newapiperd
Yely Chiier
Cainese Uve Mvt
Ping Yang
Caren
Legechin
Kitino
Kulin
Subping
Hias
Pei Yang
Yang Tae
Pei Yong
Ben Haig Coong
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Davie
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Ohio
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Miller
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Ark
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Axnon
Groes
George Woobluetur
Hames
Lucania
Moura
Queenstown
Whey
Hdays
Imatiomtth Vhe Lavsninnol
Thay
Suanghal
Coren
Mgalhat
Fowai
Japan
Fuann
Soenl
Pii
Syleing
Chung Klng
Ditors
Vilie
Cotton Belt Road
J. L. Goodman
People's Vote
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Ed Cash
Aeolian
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J. G. Beeman
W Wiray Whor
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Stavenson
Aritann
Populi
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Morse
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Hefendaus
Adams Unsafe
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Teloe
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Golo
Soyit
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J. C
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Colm
Huels
Lathan
Huuiher
Dotalk
Yaerritory
Tigi
Dudge Daniel Heally
Dload
Admiral Korkianis
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Pelver
Colorado Irrigation Company
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Avigiliviniteh
Kidtinyn
Anne Tlagery
John Ds Losenty
Mhofnins
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Heinginje
Generalsijear Numinenss
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T . Sy
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Metschneweit
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Tommy Ryan
Gelltywneh
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Ty Hy
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Hatrh
Cerne Hajste
Wiijol
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Harness
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Aix
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Wihiteligigle
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Goers
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Witd
Pasemaker
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Geers
Meti
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Carbonate
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Carbou
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Ferdinand
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Mink
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Hape
Erlet Ske
Finances OF the Nation
Exon
South Meat
Bowrir
Jonny W. Graham
Cor. Pos & Riverside
Spokane
Arend & Kenward
Howard St
Traders’ and Exchange National Banks
Geo. R. Dodson
Riverside Ave
Vuluig Ie Brat
Neeven and Wesster
Stifferine MH
Cis
Stoceker
Washington
Northwest Mining Review
the Mining Review
Mule Nlite
Boku
Maciocia Uy Jones & Dittingeladt
Etait Weedlar Geinders
Quvkan Stamp Works
ETL 59
Zlewler Elk
Spokane, Wash
DRS. Stockton & Reddy Specialists
Hive Hoek
J. W. Boult
Stevens ST
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