Canvass Takes Shape as Kanawha County Election Rally
September 15 in Kanawha County follows a day of mass gathering with Democrats and Union Labor backing. Voters from across the county and state filled the Opera House and streets for demonstrations and delegates, while campaigns underscore fusion with labor groups and urge turnout on primary day.
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Chagas
W. Va
Denversey
Kadawhe
Fermate
Uate
Kanawha
Pnw
Joe
Lavi Meyer
Ik Hill
Levmvaian
Welle Amdi Keres
Cain
Democrats
Am Callaws
Cnt
Xaduer
Sberith
J. Lavell
Hoane
Lecegates
Bugelia
Alver
Enivensiva
Uniwe Tarber Party
Jing Gal
Ne- Vinal Sium
Fiery Circles Surround Michigan Villages A Mystery
Chicago doctor H. Troer, who fasted 40 days in New York, arrived from Mexico in Chicago in apparently good health. He discusses hibernation claims, proposing bears and other animals may not use their energy during winter, and hints at experiments to test hibernation and even air tight coffins for extended sleep.
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Troer
Clarveden Hall
New York City
Chicago
Mexico
New Mexico
Saginaw Valley
Ana Lher
Alee
Seni Mns
Beara
Asea
Tan
Farting
St Tor Ter Opemtel
Canada Prepares for Retaliation Threats Amid Trade Disruptions
Across Canada Canada prepares for possible retaliation as fears rise over winter shipments from England halted via US ports. Reports indicate merchants in Montreal Toronto Winnipeg and Halifax await third rail link plans while porters threaten to refuse goods via US routes.
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Otitaws
England
New York
Boston
Portland
Halifax
St John
Montreal
Hamilton
London
Toronto
Winnipeg
Havizh
United
Weat
Canada Winter Porta
Explosion at mill destroys National Mile Company plant
A blast at the National Mile Company mill on Merwin Street in Cleveland caused a fire that destroyed the facility with estimated losses of 125000 and insured for 7500. Eighteen workers were present. several sustained severe burns and injuries while others perished, including Peter Glerman Emil Hoisgen and others, as reports detail a tragic industrial accident and its grim toll.
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Cleveland
Heplumber
National Mile Company
Merwintreet
Pollow
Emil Hoisgen
Auier
Win "Sirah
Packer
Sterling Barker
Roliee
Jonets Lamtel
Frank Lobg
Akall
Last Day of Grand Army Encampment Sees Officer Picks
At the final session of the Grand Army of the Republic Encampment the per capita tax was debated, a new administration announced, and officers chosen. Eugene W. Weigel of Missouri was named Adjutant General, Jobs Taylor of Pennsylvania Quartermaster General, and George S. Evans of Massachusetts Inspector General. The encampment closed with emphasis on fraternal loyalty. The Women’s Relief Corps elected Charity Ht Cray of Wisconsin as President and Eva Lynch of Pennsylvania as Senior Vice President, among others, with the group meeting late into the night.
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Grand Army
Rocamnomant
Waren
Sian
Goun- Hof
Eugene W. Weigel
Misouri
Jobs Taylor
Pennsylvania
George 8. Evans
Massachusetts
Comrailen
Charity
Loyelty
Women's Relief Corps
Charity Ht
Cray Mf Wisconni
Eva Lynch
Icetta Small
Maine
Ly A. Taener
Macachusetta
Jones
New York
W. Rt. C
Fragmented 19th century notes on fires and pests in Michigan
The text outlines various topics including famine theories, animal hibernation ideas, patriot activities, Michigan forest fires harming villages, and precautionary measures. It mentions the Red Cross, medical experiments, and efforts to combat yellow fever like illnesses.
Champion O Connor defends on own terms amid row
Report from Tokyo notes aquatic crowd buzz as O Connor's backer Jonsph Rogers denounces Teemer plans to strip him of champion status. He demands that challengers come to O Connor and criticizes stalled payments and alleged article theft. Firestorm over alignment with Deemer and Buffalo race location cited.
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Aquatic Cit- Sea
Connor
Jonsph Rogers
O'Connor
Aid
St. John Han
Gandaar
Bustos
Deemer
Sensational Birth Aboard City Street Car In Independence
A young woman named Sarah Highest boarded a Main and Prapblin street car in Independence to find she was in labor. The passenger delivered a girl on the car near the end of the line and was taken to the Christian Home. She is about twenty and had come from Crawford County, Lilivow, with her name withheld.
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Fonseville
Evassonaw
Inn
Sarah Highest
Wahaahaveone
Pranklin Street
Crawford County
Lilivow
Turbulent Des Moines police report and Zurich expulsion note
A Des Moines dispatch reports a man named Miller convicted of horse stealing and sent to Port Elizabeth, with details about his wife and child and claims of an earlier theft. The Federal Council in Zurich orders expulsion of Bavarian tailor Tromak amid political tension.
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Des Meoines
Iowa
Sioux City
Woanan
Bune
Zurich
Tromak
Wholesale Death Threat Bard in Hoosac Turmel Trackmen
Trackmen overcome by deadly coal gas just before an express train, officials remove workers from the tracks as the incident is investigated. Names and exact locations are reported but specifics are unreadable in the fragment.
New York Holds Third Shutout As Home Team Wins
National Games report shows New York earning its third shutout of the season with a 8 0 0 score over Pittsburgh. Philadelphia Athletics also win as Bernard pitches his fourth straight start. In North Apa a tunnel collapse endangers 69 workers but all are rescued with several in critical condition. St Louis donates game to Cincinnati after tunnel rescue efforts.
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Willy Orriea
Janean & Tose
Lane Vane
New York State
Farragan
Whiladelphia
Billy +O Brien
Dominick McCaffrey
New York Today
Ton O'Neil
Aalif
Harrison
Danean
York
Seward
New York
Howe
Morria
Nero
Pitabargh
Morphe
Lynch
Titooait
Relief Measures and Red Cross Aid Report
A telegraph from Jackson ville reports fever relief activities led by local volunteers. Funds, clothing, blankets and medicines are being gathered for Red Cross efforts in the yellow fever district, with a committee meeting planned to organize contributions and dispatch.
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Narson
Waxmcrow
Mim
Alura Barton
Bonthmayd
Min Barton Mays
Murdered the Old Man and His Son-in-Law in Union City
September 15 report recalls Jobe Riley, an aged farmer, shot on his porch by his son-in-law Sam Conder who fled but was arrested. Conder and Riley shared a home with the mother-in-law. motive linked to their cohabitation and family tensions. Contemporaneous items note Samoa rebellion, labor clashes in Pierre, and assorted baseball scores and sports results.
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Erickson
Clevland
Joknean Fetteite
Jibanna
Mie
Cujdoo
Chayenne
Wyo
Ch Perrin
Merchman
Hailey
Aod
Robert Ball
Ball
Ferrin
Ball‘ Raed
Heenot Hall
Lander
Chinen
Horwathlet
Paranesrica
Cusnom
Bisnarck
Turtle Mountains
Wyorsine
Je Canton
Caphiatare
Kip Nove
Savassam
Charlie Bodmapuck
Scott WI
Ente
Hom
William J. Scott
Union City
Teen
Jobe Riley
Tie
Sam Conder
Conder Saa
Riley
Conder
Old Mad Riley
Conder A Riley
Samoa
Loxvox
Auckland
Herr Benador
Guilbert
Ohicago
Chicago
Fogarty
Farrar
Malvey
Clemente
Williamson
Philadelphia
Chicago J
Strik
Gambert
Bantiae
Bo Mogton
Ryan
Pfeffer
Barna
Daniela
Archer
Carroll
Coluber
Olpcimnati
Buckeye
Hoos Meek
Barah Gordon
Rye Rie
Ian Pieten
Pea- Tribune
Anois McCarian
Bridgeport
Hellaire
Fama
George McClain
Tie Wife
Bellaire
Playing at War and Local News in September
A garbled wartime feature praises German and British maneuvers around Manchester and Muan Buniax, noting Admirable discipline and masterful tactics. The Indiana section reports General Harrison entertaining G A veterans, delegations from New Allmay and Floyd counties, and Texan Veterans promoting a campaign, with further local incidents including a jail release and a wife arrest warrant. Weathering notes mention river traffic and shipments, including Louis A. Sherley and Stockdale schedules.
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Manichberg
OM Koldberg
Indiana Po
Harrison
G. A
Illinois
Hartke
New “Allmay
Floyd County
Sutiana
Tate Central Committee
Frat Rison
Texas
Cleveland Denies Free Religion Claim in North American Review
Remarked letter dated September 13 refutes allegation that he declared belief in free Protestant religion. Cleveland states the quoted line is a fabrication and that he has made no such expression. The rumor surfaces amid political heat and canvassing, with other local news items and notices about events and residents in the area.
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Execorrys Maxasna
Wasarrvotos
Geptamber
Amen Whitelng
Bag
Dean Sre
North American Review
Toever
Politiend
Rover Cleveland
Indiana crops show declines in wheat oats and corn
Reports to the late Board of Agriculture indicate Indiana wheat total 2 770 000 bushels with 13 bushels per acre and total product 141 000 000. oats total 2 100 000 bushels. corn area 3 200 000 acres, average yield 37 bushels, total product 122 100 000 bushels. Harvest favored by weather. no surplus for export beyond 5 000 000 bushels. frosts looming but crops progressing well.
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Indiarasolim
Ind
Board of Agriculture
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Iear
Medina
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