Favorable to Silver Opens Mexican Cattle Market Critique
The Republican State league opened with Judge Horton attacking President Cleveland’s finances and urging silver recognition. Senator Baker opposed Cleveland’s policy while Beskman championed free silver. About 600 delegates attended as Scott’s presidential bid was endorsed. The report condemned Morton’s orders opening the American market to diseased Mexican cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torena
Republican State League
Horton
Supreme Court
Cleveland
Baker
Beskman
Scott
Buat
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Morton
Mexico
Deliver
Iowa
Calderhead
Pastor Gibson on the Stand in Durrant Case
In San Francisco Rev. John George Gibson testified again in the Theodore Durrant preliminary exam. The defense tries to cast doubt on Durrant as the killer of Marian Williams and Blanche Lamont, citing handwriting and alibi notes. Gibson remained calm, aiding the defense while witnesses described a man resembling Durrant near the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
John George Gibson
Emanuel Church
Theodore Durrant
Marian Williams
Durrant
Miss Williams
Miss Lamont
Blanche Lamont
Gibson
Albert O. McElroy
Ciame
Bert Miner
McElroy
Notable Local Deaths and News, Iowa Regions
A compilation of brief notices: Mrs. Valentine Haraucourt of Dubuque Tenn passes away after six decades in the area. Deaths include John Stanford Gray founder of the National Horse Thief Association in Waynetown Indiana and Sammel Murphy of Topeka Kansas insane asylum wealth cited at 250000 with 340000 life policy. Other items report gas discovery near New London Indiana, Iowa National Guard transfers to Chariton, divorce cases in Indiana, train robber captured in Missouri, license push in Sioux City, and convention of Knights of St. George in Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Haraucourt
Dubuque
New London
Company H
Iowa National Guard
Burlington
Chariton
Abraham Rimes
Kewanna
Ind
John Stanford Gray
National Horse Thief Association
Waynetown
Sioux City
Frank Huffman
Missouri
Cullins
W. Mittendonf
United
Byrethern Publishing House
Dayton
Columbus Junction
Farmer Kinney
Mount Pleasant
Knights of St. George of the
United States
Cedar Rapids
Sammel Murphy
Kansas
Topeka
Ventiac
Tawahee
Fa | of Public Instruction
Creston
Northwestern Normal School
Stanberry
Robert Molay
Chicago
New Triple Alliance and Japan Diplomatic Moves
London reports England and America backing Japan in peace with China. The trio includes the United States as a hidden ally. Japan plans to press claims with British and American support to push terms favorable to Tokyo.
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New York
Onbla
London
England
Japan
China
Nikado
Lord Rosebery
United States
America
Fes
Robbery at Victor Colorado Stolen About 1100
Denver dispatch reports the Denver and Rio Grande express robbed of about 1100 near Victor early Thursday. Express Agent Carlin was knocked unconscious. the thief opened the safe and escaped with the money. Officials keep details quiet while examining accounts and books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express
Carlin
Denver
Cripple Creek
Colo
Denver and
Rio Grande Express
Victor
Express Company
Florence and Cripple Creek
T. Carlin
Denver and Rio Grande Express
Rowdy Joe Sold For $2,000 in Missouri Horse Sale
Rowdy Joe, a 2008 pacing gelding, sold for 2000 dollars to eastern buyers in Mexico Missouri. He will be shipped to Indianapolis for preparatory work and enter grand circuit competition this year. Buyers’ names were not released. Prominent Virginian Dies In an Asylum in Parkersea? West Virginia. George E R Price, once a Virginia political figure and former Virginia Senate president, died at Weston asylum after losing his mind 46 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowdy Joe
Mexico
Indianapolis
Ind
Parkursecra
W. Va
George E.R. Price
Virginia
Weston
Virginia Senate
Receiver Sought for Texas Gold Mining Company in Landmark Suit
Hiram J. Russell asks circuit court to appoint a receiver for the Texas Gold Mining company. Defendants include John M. Campbell of Virginia City Nevada and John M. Kloeber and Thomas Marsh of Chicago. Russell says he was swindled out of 23000 in placer mining lands in Gunnison County Colorado through a 1894 agreement requiring cash payments and stock transfers.
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Ruwsot Cili
Ohtoaco
Hiram J. Russell
Circuit Court
Texas Gold Mining Company
Russell
John M. Campbell
Virginia City
Nev
John M. Kloeber
Thomas Marsh
Chicago
Gunnison County
Colorado
Campbell
American Trust and Savings Bank
Global headlines from varied locales and events
A dense collage reports notable incidents from across the nation. The Sentinel of Iowa Falls changes hands in a local sale. Outlaw Bill Cook begins his penitentiary term in Albany. Temperance rally in Mason City draws 600 pledges. A well in Flora uncovers coal akin to Brazil’s bed. Flat Top miners face wage cuts with a potential 7000 strike May 1. Olympia sailors report 60 desertions at San Diego. Fond du Lac mayor targets stall saloons with a six day purge. Sioux City coroner clears Kriel in Shotts quarrel. Kentucky governor pardons ex mayor Davidson for concealed weapons. Pension Agent Van Leuven seeks presidential pardon while ill. Arkansas cotton acreage to shrink as grain and stock focus rises. Robbery arrests in Valparaiso involve Thomas, Dallas “Rattlesnake” Dick, and Mert Capore. Ohio nonunion miners replace strikers on the Wheeling division with outside help, and a $5000 contribution from Ohio mine owners aids the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Vizier
Turkey
Japan
Sentinel
Iowa Falls
Charles Elliot
S. C. Pratt
Forest City
Bill Cook
Albany
N. Y
Alexander Cooper
Mason City
A. E. Shinn
Flora
Tils
Brazil
Ind
Flat Top
W. Va
Olympia
San Diego
Cal
Atkins
Fond du Lac
Michael J. Shotts
Jerry Iriel
Sioux City
Kriel
Brown
Kentucky
J. H. Davidson
Lexington
George van Leuven
Anamosa Penitentiary
Ihis
Ohio
Pork Packing Up New Records Across United States
A Winchester era summary reports western pork packing for the winter to March 1 at 7,191,000 hogs, up 2,807,000 from last year with average weight 232.72 pounds. Meats manufacture rose by 205,000,000 pounds and lard by 45,000,000. Total 21,619,000 hogs valued at $934,000,000 across western and eastern packing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
United States
Seaboard
Sgpregate
Kentucky Murderer Caught
Officers arrested James Dupont alias Jack Black in the Osage nation for a 1890 murder near Lexington Kentucky. Black killed Dennis Lang after Lang objected to his courting Lang’s daughter. He fled west, settled in Osage county, married and became wealthy. Dr. Fredrick Andros, 92, longtime physician west of the Mississippi, served in territorial Iowa and Minnesota legislatures and was an active Mason for over 70 years.
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Kentucky
Parry
O. T
James Dupont
Jack Black
Lexington
Black
Dennis Lang
Lang
Osage County
Minneapolis
Fredrick Andros
Mississippi River
Andros
Iowa
Minnesota
Medical Fraternity
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Dolliver
Austin
Bumpss
Reagan
Fort Worth
Texas
Free Silver Democrats
Sepauia
Des Marxes
Bryan
Nebraska
Walcott
Carico
G. W. Warfield
Chico
Butte Creek
Alaska
Priladelphia
Academy of Natural Sciences
Benjamin Sharp
John M. Justice
Pastor Gibson
Gouranim
Sparf
United States District Court
Herman Sparf
Mate Fitzgerald
Kerk Hesper
Hansen
St. Clair
Betty Green
New Yor
Hetty Green
Tax Department
Green
Bellow's Falls
Vermont
Geschwilm
Couruetus
George Geschwilm
McKinley
Frederick N. Kind
Kind
St. Louis
Illinois
Peoria
Lls
Frank Hitchcock
Peoria County
NEW Triple Alliance
Uncle Sam
Mikano
Montreal
W. ©. MacDonald
Gibraltar
Isla Dela Luzon
Tangier
Cadiz
Tarifa
Trafalgar
Costa Rica
Paris
Madrid
Maceo
Cuba
Lonpox
Berlin
Russia
Santiago
Council of State
Europe
Emperor William
Rome
Daily News
Sig
Victor, Colo
George Gould Stust
Justice Andrews
George J. Gould
Goulds
Jay Gould
Washington
Schutzenbund
Long Island
Turlge Edgerton
Hawk
William Fielder
Indian Department
Conuchman
Miller
South Dakota
Washmatox
Smith
Bogard
Irwin
Gazspore
Dis
Bogardus
Tramp" Irwin
Bingham
Irvin
Ohio Minera
Canon, O
Massilon
Columbus
New Mining Company
Pimrrez
5. D
Lucky Cross Mining Company
Keystone
Hitt
Ilinois
Melrde
Executive Council
The
American Federation of Endor
McBride
Mark Wild
Columbbus Trades’ Assembly
Wild
McGrath
Adams
CiCaGo
Jane Adams
Civic Federation
Municipal Reform Fame
Watterson
Lontaville
Louisville
Henry Watter
Courier-Journal
Chisago Times-Herald
Kohlsaar
Times-Herald and Post
Wil
Balimore
Frederick County
Brown Aid
Francis Scott Kay
Frederick
Baron von Richtofen
J. 8. Appel
W. E. Newberry
W. P.bonbright
John Long
Lynch
President Young
National League
New England League
Albuquerque
Fred C. Green
Seward
Neb
Ricamono
Morris Hopkins
H. H. Parsons
E. Johnston
Bulata
Ala
Oth & Ers
Bree
Stlante
Porren
Boston
Dr. J. A. McGill & Co
Panorama Place
Ill
VIC Emmert & CO
American Medical CO
Winchester
Wistchester Chemical Co
Crurgist
Mqliochester Chemical Co
Chicags
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