Czolgosz Arrives in Auburn In Frightful State
The assassin of President McKinley was carried into Auburn prison by Sheriff Caldwell and 21 deputies after arriving at 7:15 am. He collapsed from fear, was placed in the condemned row, and doctors call his condition fright with phony bravado. He expressed remorse for Mrs McKinley and claimed no accomplices.
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Auburn
N. Y
Czolgosz
John Gherin
Buffalo
McKinley
St. Louis
Temple of Music
Mitchell
Zolgosz
Cam
Guards Tighten Security At Czolgosz Cell After Death
In the wake of an apparent self destruction, officials add two more guards and station one outside Czolgosz' cell with a key to prevent further attempts. The enhanced surveillance aims to frustrate any self harm instantly.
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Mit
Czolgosz
Anarchist Editor Arrested Over Lottery Notices
John Ciancibilla proprietor of L Aurora an anarchist paper in Spring Valley was arrested by U S Marshal St Carr on a charge of violating postal laws for publishing lottery notices. He faces arraignment before U S Commissioner H H Dicks this afternoon and authorities will pursue the other charges vigorously.
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Spring Valley
John Ciancibilla
L'Aurora
McKinley
United States
St. Carr
Streator
Ciancibilla
H. H. Dicks
Death of Bernhard Loeb Pioneer Merchant
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helena Montana dated September 27 reports the death of Bernhard Loeb a state pioneer at his Helena home after a long illness including paralysis two weeks prior. Born in Germany he emigrated to America with early stops in New Orleans Sacramento Portland Okanagen Placerville and Helena where he and his brothers ran Loeb Bros. business. He married Jeannette Kander in 1869 and leaves a wife two sons Benjamin K Loeb and Albert J Loeb along with brother Jacob Loeb. Funeral arrangements were not yet announced.
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The
Standard
Helena
Mont
Bernhard Loeb
Mr. Loeb
Germany
America
New Orleans
California
Panama
Sacramento
Loeb
Portland
Ore
Okanogen
B. C
Placerville
Idaho
Death of Kirkland Armour Packer Leader Dies in Kansas City
Kirkland B Armour born 1854 Stockbridge New York dies at his Kansas City home at age 42 or 48 after two year illness Brights disease and weak heart. He rose from Kansas City packing house vice president to president after 1890s death of S B Armour. He chaired several boards and bred Hereford cattle on his Kansas farm leaving a widow and three children.
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Kansas City
Kirkland B. Armour
Packer
Mr. Armour
Bright
Glens Falls
N. Y
Stockbridge
Andrew Watson Armour
Armour
8. B. Armour
Air Full of Bullets at Fourth and Folsom
In San Francisco at Fourth and Folsom streets early today Special Policeman Walter Castelhan and Harry Hussey fired on strike supporters after being attacked by 10 non union teamsters. Herman Kamlade was shot in the shoulder and John Wilson wounded in the thigh while both claim innocence as bystanders.
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San Francisco
Fourth
Folsom
Herman Kamlade
John Wilson
Walter FE. Castelhan
Harry Hussey
Wilson
Kamlade
Anaconda Standard Returns to Sheridan After Fire
Sheridan reports the Anaconda Standard made a four page issue after a Monday fire in the office. Readers praise the paper’s quick return and thorough coverage, while noting the staff moved to Butte for the edition. A boy named Lewis Ellinhouse nearly lost his life in a broncho incident, escaping with a scalp wound and bruises but remounting to ride home. County Surveyor Newton Orr left for Virginia City for surveying then Centennial Valley county work before returning home.
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Standard
Sheridan
Anaconda Standard
Omce
Butie
West
Lewis Ellinhouse
Newton Orr
Virginia
Centennial Valley
Not Guilty Found in Parowan Street Duel Case
The jury acquitted James G. Glendenning in the Stateline Utah killing of James H. Hedges after a trial that concluded at 1 o'clock. The victim died in a street duel last month.
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Parowan
Utah
James G. Glendenning
James H. Hedges
Stateline
Utati
Hedges
Wabash Train Wreck Near Council Bluffs Kills and Injures
A Wabash passenger train from St Louis to Omaha derailed at a curve seven miles southeast of Council Bluffs. Three were fatally injured and 16 seriously hurt along with a score of minor injuries. The wreck occurred after rails spread, with 100 passengers aboard and injuries across multiple passengers and crew.
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Omaha
Neb
Wabash
8. Louis
Council Bluffs
Bridge Failure Near Great Falle Weathers Electrolysis Cause
At dawn a suspension foot bridge over the Missouri river near Great Falle broke as a main wire failed. Officials suspect electrolysis from power lines caused corrosion and weakening. no injuries reported. The bridge will be repaired and the Montana Central line work blocks access while south pier rebuilding proceeds.
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Great Falle
Missouri River
B. & M.emeler
Stat. Railway Company
Montana Central
Railway Company
B. & M. Company
Steal The Corpse In Whatcom Death Case
In Whatcom Washington Louis Batterthwaite who died after being crushed by a falling tree had his body stolen from the undertaker's room to avoid an autopsy. The so called Chief Divine Healer Sutherland and Mrs Batterthwaite with their attorney demanded the corpse. the undertaker refused and then the body vanished. Officials have not located the corpse.
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New Whatcom
Wash
Louis Batterthwaite
Batterthwaite
Sutherland
Post Office Seeks Bids For Montana Wagon Mail Routes
The Post Office Department plans to contract mail service on Montana wagon routes as existing contracts expire at fiscal year end. RK Barclay assistant superintendent of the railway mail service advertises for bids under a new departure rule governing mail contracts.
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Barclay
Postoffice
Postoffice Department
Helena
Sept. U
Post Office Department
Montana
RK. H. Barclay
Railway Mail Service
Great Falls Races Show Down to Tight Finishes
At Great Falls on September 27 several races produced close finishes as favorites faced strong challenges. Devereaux edged Hattie Perkins in the 5 furlongs, Miss Madeline won the 4 1/2 fur lons by a neck, and Onyx beat Mountain Queen by a head in the six furlong event. Sea Queen defeated High Hoe by a wide margin in the six furlongs, Free Pass won by a length in the mile and 20 yards, and Phil Archibald captured the hurdle event.
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Great Falls
Devereaux
Hattie Perkins
Phil Archibald
George Palmer
Glissando
Miss Madeline
Brown
Alary
Billy Rendall
Hurtle
Onyx
Collis
Mountain Queen
Bill Bohmanson
Sea Queen
High Hoe
Dreapo
Rosormond
Randall
Tosti
Frank Duffy
Charles la Bel
Oakley Park grand circuit summaries in Cincinnati
Rept. 27 reports Oakley Park events with a 2:13 trot for a $1,000 purse and Captor winning in straight heats. Times run 2:14 1-4 2:14 and 2:19. Also listed are a 2:12 pace purse $1,000 with Counceil Chimes winning in straight heats and horses including Alay Star Mont Newton A. and Senator K. starting alongside several others.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Oakley Park
Captor
Alay
Star Mont
Newton A
Senator K
Counceil Chimes
Fred M
Irne
Raimy L
Francis
G. W. DD
Littl Frank
Lady Allright
Richard A
Connetta
Herso
Jockey Sullivan Suspended Over Suspected Crooked Racing
At Hawthorne today Jockey Sullivan was ruled off the turf for alleged crooked work with the climax in the second race where Reseda was allegedly pulled. Races completed with Artena, Hard Known, J. W Kirby, Rolling Boer, School for Scandal, and May Gile winning respective events.
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Chicago
Hawthorne
Sullivan
Reseda
Artena
Delmarch
Automaton
Laureate
J. W Kirby
Buzzer
Merriment
Rolling Boer
Malta
Brutal
School For Scandal
Severs
Ranco Tird
May Gile
Goal Runner
Cluster
Delmar Races Saint Louis Daily Track Totals
In Delmar's five furlongs field Little Master won with Mazzara second and Chandoo third. Belle of Figin led by Marey in the mile, time 1:42. Rebus captured five furlongs with Temple F second and John Storm third. Kittle Clyde won the mile and 20 yards, De Loraine second, Joe Doughty third. Dr. Lovejoy won the six furlong selling, Aleda second, Corinne C. third. times listed for each race.
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St. Louis
Delmar
Little Master
Mazzara
Chandoo
Belle of Figin
Marey
Don Luis
Rebus
Temple F
John Storm
Kittle Clyde
de Loraine
Joe Doughty
Dr. Lovejoy
Aleda
Corinne C
Gravesend Racecard Winners at Five Races Date Sept 27
At Gravesend on September 27 the program featured six races. In the first five and one half furlongs King Hanover led Rock water and Pentecost with a 1 06 4 5 time. Bell of Troy won the second over Knight of Rhodes and The Amazon in 1 47. Bessie McCarthy topped Fairy Eve and Wild Boss in about six furlongs in 1 11 25. Ogden captured the mile and one sixteenth with Fly Whee! second and Lthies third in 1 48. Potente won the one mile and seventy yards race with Bold Knight second and Kinnikinnie third in 1 45 3 5. Poles won the last six furlongs with Elegy second and Somerset third in 1 10 3 5.
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New York
Gravesend
King Hanover
Rockwater
Pentecost
Bell of ‘Troy
Knight of Rhodes
the Amazon
Bessie MctCarthy
Fairy Eve
Wild Boss
Ogden
Fly- Whee
Lthies
Potente
Bold Knight
Kinnikinnie
Somerset
Western Jockey Club Reinstates Disqualified Horses and Staff
The board of Stewards of the Western Jockey Club reinstates disqualified persons and horses including owners J C Millan D Wilson Hi B Rilles and Mr Straus. Reinstated horses include Henry Zitt Sunebro Owenton Fran Me Al Gray Appointee Anna Einus Pigeon Post Quixada Graymorn. Trainers and jockeys James Johnston and Kk Bender also restored their licenses.
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Chicago
The
Western Jockey Club
J.C. Millan
Henry Zitt
Harry Buck
John McGuirk
Longstio
Ren Milamo
D. Wilson
Sunebro
Owenton
Fran Me
Mr. Straus
al Gray
C. J. Decker
Anna
Einus
B. Rilles
Graymorn
James Johnston
Kk. Bender
Vallejo man shoots man in San Francisco quarrel
James W. Dunphy of Vallejo shot and killed Edward Stanton at the corner of Minna and Mary streets in San Francisco. Dunphy says he fired after Stanton wronged his sister.
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San Francisco
James W.dunphy
Vallejo
Edward Stanton
Minna and
Mary Streets
Dunphy
Stanton
Trade Prospects Bright as Bradstreets Reports Satisfactory Conditions
Bradstreet’s outlook says trade remains brisk across most lines with firmer prices in iron and steel and active pig iron markets. While cereals hog products and cotton lag, wholesale and retail demand grows, dry goods quiets, and cloths and wages shift at Fall River. Prices in steel rails and billets rise as mills book far ahead, with corn and wheat showing minor changes amid frost damage chatter.
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New York
Bradstreet’s
Pacific Coast
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Fall River
Business table from Bradstreet archive notes
New York report dated September 27 shows a Bradstreet compiled table listing financial figures and company standings. The brief item notes trade activity and corporate rankings within the era’s commerce sector.
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New York
Bradstreet
Cascade county jury term opens with 12 criminal actions
The Cascade county court calendar began under Judge Leslie with 12 criminal cases for the upcoming jury term. Five involve gambling, the most serious is grand larceny. A. F. Woodruff pleaded guilty to forgery in a forged check incident and faces sentencing tomorrow morning.
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Standard
Great Falls
Endar
Cascade County
Leslie
A. F. Woodruff
Sheriff releases man after mistaken arrest in Helena
Helena reports Sheriff Jefferson OConnell arrived from Bozeman with William Rott who faced a warrant from Justice O'Donnell on a complaint by Sherman alleging theft of a suit. Sherman identified Rott as the thief, then declared the arrest erroneous. Rott was released and no further arrest steps were taken.
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The
Standard
Helena
Jefferson O'Connell
Bozeman
William Rott
Gallatin County
Justice O'Donnell
Sherman
Rott
Addie and Bowen wed ending search by grandmother
In Great Falls Addie Scott 17-year-old from Butte eludes grandmother seeking her return. Addie marries Oliver M. Bowen 31, a former Philippine soldier, ending the family dispute and remaining in Great Falls. The grandmother's efforts fail as the couple marry.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Addie Scott
Butte
Sarch
Addie
Cupid
Oliver M. Bowen
Bowen
Vienna
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