Cowboy race begins at Chapron with humane oversight
Chapron Neb June 14 the cow boy race to the World’s fair starts with eight riders amid 1,000 spectators. Paul Fountaine of Minneapolis ensures no cruelty and monitors at each registering point Chadron Long Pine ONeill Wausa Sioux City Galva Fort Dodge Iowa Falls Waterloo Manchester Dubuque Freeport DeKalb Chicago Is. Time estimate 12 to 80 days with 16 to 20 expected by horsemen. Meanwhile Plateau valley sheep war looms as 8,000 rounds sold and cowboys en route to join Western Colorado clash.
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Chapron
Neb
Humane Societies
Paul Fountaine
Minneapolis
American Humane Society
Chadron
Long Pine
O'Neill
Wausa
Sioux City
Galva
Fort Dodge
Iowa Falls
Waterloo
Manchester
Duubuque
Freeport
DeKalb
Chicago
DrBegue
Colo
Plateau Valley
DeBeque
Prance
White River
Colorado
Fight Over a Loaf of Bread Near Savanna
In a Savanna area labor camp three Italian railroad workers fought after Antonio Masso a store keeper refused to replace stale bread sold to Garco Garco stabbed Masso in the breast then seriously wounded Massos son. Garco was captured after a brutal struggle.
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Galena
His
Savanna
Antonio Masso
Garco
Masso
Duel in Jacksonville Ends With No Injuries
Ricamonyo Virginia June 14 Two men identified as Jim Rowe and William Gosney exchanged about six pistol shots in an impromptu duel in Jacksonville. No injuries were reported and authorities began an inquiry into the incident.
New York Iron mining lease forfeited at Harlow estate
Tsupemine Michigan June 14. The New York Iron company forfeits its lease to the Harlow estate and ships 35 000 tons of ore in stock. The mine once yielded Samuel J. Tilden millions but has not paid property recently. Found Watery Graves in Arkansas. Two boys aged 17 and 11 drown while swimming at Judsonia after the younger reached deep water and the elder went to help. In Paris June 14 Sir Charles Russell ends speech at the Berign sea arbitration with a proposal that pelagic sealing vessels be barred from leaving before May 1.
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Tron
Tsupemine
Mich
New York Iron Company
Harlow Estate
Samuel J. Tilden
Lutter Rock
Vin
Albert Longley
Judsonia
Ark
Paris
Charles Russell
Bering Sea Tribunal of Arbitration
President Carnot to take vacation amid liver illness
President Carnot of France is suffering a liver complaint with no improvement. On doctors advice he will take a short vacation to recuperate in Paris following the June 14 report.
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Paris
Carnot
Mobbed Campaign Meeting in Klausehl Town Hall
Berlin dispatch reports Social Democrats mobbed a campaign meeting in Klausehl Prussia. Troops dispersed the crowd after a brief clash.
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Berlin
Social Democrats
Klausehl
Prussia
Imperial law tightens penalties for seal poachers
In St Pergrissure on June 14 an imperial act was passed to impose stricter punishment for seal poachers in the Bering Sea, signaling tougher measures against contraband hunting in territorial waters.
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St. Pergrissure
Bering Sea
Telegraphic Briefs From Across The Nation
The Bering sea case nears completion. Postmasters appointed by the president. Sontag the California train robber captured after mortal wounding. Gresham hears no word of threats between marines and Greytown residents. Obi Southern wreck near Springfield injures many. Indiana Normal School Terre Haute students honor deposed Professor Tompkins. Michael Daley 14 sentenced to three years for horse stealing in Carthage. Coining of Columbian souvenir quarter dollars begins in Philadelphia. St Anne Church at Tus k struck by lightning and burned. Judge Bardean opposes separate trials in Mead murder case. Pillsbury tells senate Chicago short selling cripples northwest trade. Willson killed by train near Boone. Ottumwa heat stops work. temps reach 100. Huntington jury awards Mrs Lyon $9,000 for husband’s death. Koesters poisoning case under grand jury probe in Indianapolis. Annie Watsky claims she bought poison the day last family member died. Druggist Borst denies her story. Viking Ship arrives at New London New Sussex Conn.
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Sontag
California
Gresham
Greytown
Nicaragua
Obi
Southern
Springfield
Indiana Normal School
Terre Haute
Ompkins
Michael Daley
Carthage
Ills
Philadelphia
St. Anne
Tusk
Bardean
Banker Mead
Waupaca
Wis
C. A. Pillsbury
Minneapolis
Senate
Chicago
Northwest
W. P. Willson
Des Moines
Northern and Western
Boone
Ottumwa
Huntington
Ind
C. Lyon
Chicago and
Erie
Koesters
Indianapolis
Annie Watsky
Annie Wagner
Borst
Ford Theater Inquest Paragraphs Amid Testimony
Washington reports public inquest into Ford theater disaster with witnesses testifying on clerks petitions and labor tensions in the record and pension divisions. Separately Western Passenger Association signs a revised pact triggering fare cuts threatening Western rate structure. Governor Altgeld orders regiments withdrawn from Lemont. riot control praised. Fire at Montgomery Street building kills five. Borden trial resumes with expert blood cause testimony.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Willard’s Hall
Amiss
Jerry Wilson
Record and Pension Division
Ainsworth
Ernest F. Boeger
Ernest Beard
Aigsworth
Beard
Frank Randolph
Children Drowned Near Crawfish River
In Columbus Wisconsin two local children aged eight and six Fred Byrbrunk and Alma Knaak drowned in the Crawfish river near the city. The incident occurred today as they were playing near the riverbank. This tragic event adds to the dangers faced by youngsters near water bodies in rural communities.
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Columbus
Wis
Fred Dybrunk
Alma Knaak
Crawfish River
Here
Financial Panic Eases as Banks Reopen After Closures
Washington reports improved treasury position with rising gold supply and easing money strain. Omaha banks face runs after McCague related failures. deposits paid out and confidence growing. First National Bank in New York notes substantial balance for Omaha bank. American National Bank to pay depositors in full after sudden withdrawal.
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McCague
South Dakota
Omaha
McCayne Savings Bank
American National Bank
Dime Savings Bank
Globe
Senator Manderson
New York
American National Bank of Omaha
First National Bank
Omaha Bank
First National
American National
Receivers Appointed for Insolvent National Banks
Comptroller Eckles names receivers for three insolvent banks: Charles M. Wilson for Lakota North Carolina First National Bank. Elmer A. Howard for Cedar Falls Iowa First National Bank. Henry H. Kerr for Brady Texas First National Bank. Nastiville reports the Tennessee Savings Company assignment with liabilities 282876 and assets 125000. deposits 109010.22 and certificates 72911.21. Detroit savings banks announce stricter withdrawal notice to align with law.
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Washington
Eckles
Charles M. Wilson
First National Bank
Lakota
N. C
Elmer A. Howard
First National Bank of
Cedar Falls
Henry H. Kerr
Brady
Tex
Williams Publishing appoints receiver in Cleveland case
A receiver is appointed for Williams Publishing Company, a large local business. Details on assets and liabilities are not provided, but operations will continue. Separately, currency shipments from the sub treasury total 700000 to western cities with 500000 sent by banks.
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Cleveland
Williams Publishing Company
New York
Sub-Treasury
All Accounted For and Troops Move at Leech Lake
All 496 clerks in the Ford theater building are accounted for and hospital patients are recovering well. Company D, Third United States Infantry, is dispatched to Leech Lake amid reports of trouble with the Indians.
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Washington
Ford Theater
Leech Lake
St. Paul
Third
United States Infantry
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