Big fight delayed and postmatch talk of Maher duel
Hor sprixes Ark Nov 1 big fight pushed to next week with possible Monday event Maher O'Donnel match at Whittington park confirmed. Corbett Fitzsimmons unlikely before Tuesday. Sullivan and Davies arrive. Fitzsimmons trainer White doubts bout. Julian silent in Pulaski court amid assault warrants. Hot Springs bid for bond and fight move debated.
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Hor Sprixes
Ark
Corbett and Fitzsimmons
Maher
O’donnel
Jource
Whittington Park
Smith
Harry White
Fitzsimmons
Corbett
White
Little Rock
Martin Julian
Dudge
Joseph W. Martin
Temple
Romus
Capitol Hotel
Pulaski County
Julian
Hot Springs
Sawyer
Florida Athletic Club
George W. Murphy
Fitzsimons
City Moves to Oust Gas Company Over Expired Franchise
Des Moines, Nov 1 The city sues Capital City Gas Company to oust it from streets and alleys claiming the franchise and ordinance rates expired after a 10 year extension lapsed January 9. The case hinges on corporate existence and city rights under town law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Des Mores
Capital City Gas Company
United Gas Improvement Company of
Philadelphia
Gus Company
Lincoln turf events set world pace records at Lincoln
Lincoln, Nov 1. W W P owned by Dubois Bros of Denver broke the world two mile pace record with 4 223/100 minutes amid a strong north wind. Nightingale previously held 4 32. Strathberry aimed to beat Gentry’s 2 08 3/4 track mark, while Mon day’s mile split 2 04 1/2 lowered the track record by seconds. Speculators in corn crop at Fort Cope Ta with cribs under construction for home and Chicago buyers report open prices at 15 cents per bushel and large future delivery contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linccoln
Lincconn
Lincolnites
W. W.P
Dubois Bros
Denver
J. Hamlin
Nightingale
Strathberry
John R. Gentry
Gentry
Fort Cope
Ita
Chicago
Holmes
Graham
Pennsylvania Railroad
B. F. Pitzel
Philadelphia
Nicetown
Indianapolis
Howard
St. Louis
Franklin
Ind
Sawyer Harvey
Fort Worth
Jeptha Howe
Potter’s Field
Blackman
Cincinnati
Detroit
Normandy
Park Place
Toronto
Pitzel
Canada
Vermont
Boston
Mrs. Pitzel
the Childret
Pitgel
Port Worth
B. T. Lyman
Des Moines Distillery Leased by American Spirits firm
Chicago Nov. 1 The American Spirits Manufacturing company obtained lease rights to the International distillery in Des Moines for 11 months starting Nov 1 at 1400 dollars monthly. Receiver McNalta secured court leave and the lease was executed with the new organization taking control. Hotel Clerk Declared Insane in Hastings Nebraska
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Chicago
American Spirits Manufacturing Company
McNalta
United States
International
Hastixus
Neb
Taylor
Hastings
Lepin
Lincoln
Fire at Oatmeal Factory Causes $5000 Loss
Fire in the oatmeal mill of the Cereal Milling Company near Crepak Rapid on November 1 caused about 5000 dollars in damage. The blaze began when a shafting belt slipped on a pulley and caught fire. insurance fully covers the loss. Two priests suspended in Omaha on November 1 by Bishop Bonacini, Fitzgerald of Auburn and Murphy of Tecumseh, ordered to pay costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crepak Rapid
Omaha
Panthers Fitzgerald
Auburn
Murphy
Tecumseh
Bonaciin
Buck Gang Members Appeal to U S Supreme Court
Lucky Davis Moam July Sam Simpson Lewis Davis and Rufus Buck of the Buck gang have appealed their murder and assault convictions to the United States Supreme Court. The appeal provides a respite while the case awaits action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck Gang
Fort Sarry
Ark
Lucky Davis
Moam
Sam Simpson
Lewis Davis
Rufus Buck
Buck
United States Supreme Court
Jockey Sam Allen Dies After Fall at Exposition Park
Jockey Sam Allen, 23, of Houston Texas, died from injuries after being thrown from Maid of Ansel at Exposition Park. He suffered a skull fracture and injuries to his neck and shoulders, was found unconscious and remained so until death.
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Allen
Kansas City
Nov. J
Sam Allen
Houston
Tex
Exposition Park
Prominent Episcopalian Langdon Dies at 64
Rev William Chauncey Langdon D D dies at son s residence Professor Langdon of Brown University He founded the American Episcopal church in Rome and held prominent posts in Pennsylvania Massachusetts and other states He was 64 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. TL
William Chauncey Langdon
D. D
Professor Langdon
Brown University
Langdon
American Episcopal Church
Rome
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
United States
Liberal League Organizing Des Moines Meeting and Plans
The Liberal League of Iowa forms a local branch with brewing interests. They plan a Des Moines convention after the legislature assembles to frame a bill legalizing manufacture and modify the mulct law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberal League
Liberm League of
Iowa
Des Moines
German claim on land for factories in China
From Berlin the special reports Tientsin confirms China signed a second crown petition to Germany granting a tract of land where Germany holds exclusive rights to establish factories.
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Berlin
Tien Tsin
Germany
Holmes sobs as testimony tightens murder case cord
Panaverelia Nov. 1 Holmes breaks down sobbing as Miss Yoke recounts his alleged actions surrounding the 1894 murder case. The defense will offer no testimony, and will submit the case on argument alone. The cross examination is delayed as Holmes addresses questions to Miss Yoke in whispers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panaverelia
Holmes
Miss Yoke
Commonwealth
Hales
Yoke
Arnold
St. Louis
H. Holmes
H. W. Howard
Thomas B. Harvey
McDonald & Howe
Philadelphia
Broad Station
North Eleventh Street
Dr. Aloin
Satolli Elevated to Cardinal as Rome Consistory Approaches
Washington announces MGR Satolli will be created cardinal at the mid November consistory. Cardinal Gibbons will confer the beretta in Washington with papal delegate Sharetta acting as ablegate. Satolli remains in America to lead the delegation while Rome sets the exact date.
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Washington
Mgr
Satolli
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Mer. Satolli
Dr. Brooker
Mgr. Satoll
Rome
Sharetta
America
Hearing Wiman's Appeal on Partnership by Profit Participation
Albany Nov 1 The New York Court of Appeals hears Erastus Wiman case after his forgery conviction was reversed by the New York Supreme Court. The proceedings divide into whether Wiman was a partner in R G Dun & Co and whether he had authority to sign the disputed check. The broader issue asks when profit participation creates a partnership in business.
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Albany
N. Y
Court of Appeals
Erastus Wiman
R.G. Dun & Co
Wiman
Ingraham
Supreme Court
District Attorney of
New York
Wyoming Governor Requisitions Utah Leader for Horse Theft
Governor Richards issues a requisition to Governor West of Utah for Clarence Woodward, wanted for trial in Fremont County Wyoming on horse stealing charges. Woodward is in custody at Vernal Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne, Wy
Richards
West
Utah
Clarence Woodward
Fremont County
Wyoming
Woodward
Vernal
Colorado Rates to Be Restored to Old Schedule
Executive officers of the roads planning to restore Colorado traffic rates to the pre disruption. Restoration likely on November 15 or 20. Indicted For Manslaughter in Washington: Miss Flagler, daughter of General Flagler, charged with manslaughter for shooting a boy who was stealing fruit months ago.
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Colorado
St. Louis
Washington
Miss. Flagler
General Flagler
Pot of Molten Metal Exploded at Braddock Furnace
An explosion of molten metal at the Carnegie blast furnaces in Braddock fatally burned workers Joseph Schnapps and Mike Goski and slightly injured several other workmen.
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ParisBuro
Carnegie
Braddock
Joseph Schnapps
Mike Goski
Prohibitionists Plan Straight Ticket Push
In Huron South Dakota November 1 the conference of prominent Prohibitionists decided to place a straight Prohibition ticket in the field and seek aid from the national committee for the campaign.
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South Dakota
Huron, 8
National Committee For Aid
New French cabinet forms as policy drive begins
Paris on November 1 reports the newly formed ministry with Bourges as interior minister and council president, Ricard as justice minister, and others. The cabinet orders a thorough probe into the Southern railway, seeks Madagascar treaty changes, aims to create a colonial army and introduce an income tax for 1896. Foreign portfolio likely to go to Baron de Courcel. City of Mexico reports Cuban product exhibits and aid to Cuba totaling over 5000 dollars and 400 mules, with Sonorra arming Yaqui troops and General Torres enlisting volunteers.
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Alfatra
Paris
M. Bourgesis
Interior
Council of Ministers
M. Ricard
M. Caviganas
M. Leckroy
M. Berthelon
M. Doumer
M. Guyet d’Blissaigne
M. Mesurer
M. Combe
Madagascar
Baron de Courcel
London
Spain
City of
Mexico
Cuba
Puebla
Sonorra
Torres
Wimple Bound Over in Embezzlement Case
Sioux City report says E S Wimple was bound over in 1000 for the embezzlement of 754 from E W Coughran. Wimple likely to obtain bond. Governor Boies speech cancelled due to tonsillitis. W A Pack of Des Moines spoke at Wellsburg. Braver City reports six inches of snow easing sleighing and aiding fall grain and alfalfa.
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E. S. Wimple
Sioux City
E. W. Coughran
Wimple
Boies
Grompy Center
Wellsburg
W. A. Pack
Des Moines
Nebraska
Braver City
Neb
Away & CO
United States
ATI
Sadie
DR. Hathaway & GQ
4Th
Nebraska Sts
Sioux Gity
The Cuppys Indicted For Interference And Assault
W B and Greenville M Cuppy of Avoca were brought into the United States court on two indictments each. They bond, facing charges of detaining a person under subpoena and assaulting a witness and an officer in connection with testimony in Edgerton pension fraud cases. They allegedly assaulted E G Brown at Avoca on October 18 because of his testimony.
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Cuppys
W. B
Greenville M. Cuppy
Avoca
United States
E. G. Brown
Edgerton
A Happy Old Age with Orchard Plan Offered
A small ad from The O. W. Rich Nursery promotes a ten acre winter apple orchard for a farmer or business man. It promises pleasant light work, $500 yearly, and a cider friendly autumn. It outlines cultivation steps and the sale season, with a three year payment plan for 1000 trees at $75.
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O. W. Rich Nursery
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Corbett and Fitzsimmons Una
Fitz
Aulian
Isa Fluke
Magher
O'Donnel
H. M. Pratt
Rotan
Mgr. Satolli
Telegraph News
Clinton
George Bryant
Wilmington
Del
Addicks
Larned
Kan
Norwalk
Daniel Morse
Cleveland
Columbus
J.B. Patterson
Victoria
Melbourne
James Wilson
Cedar Rapids
State Dental Association
A. H. Delford
Walnut Street
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