Harmony at Lincoln Regents for Nebraska
The Nebraska Republican state convention at Lincoln elected T. L. Norval for Supreme Court and Chas A. Morrill with H. L. Gould as state university regents. A proposed A P A denunciation was debated, then referred, and the platform favored McKinley era protection, a mixed money standard, Cuban independence support, irrigation expansion, and public land policy. The meeting was marked by harmonious conduct and acclamation.
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Justice Supreme Court
T. L. Norval
Regents Atate University
Chas A. Morrill
H. L. Gould
Norval Ia
Supreme Court
D. D. Courtney
Lancaster County
A. P.A
Courtney
Des Moines Grave Robbery Case Upheld by Supreme Court
The Iowa Supreme Court affirmed Judge Conrad's six month penitentiary sentence for John W. Schaeffer in the grave robbing of William Case. Schaeffer, once with the signal service, aided Overton in dragging the body on Feb 22, 1894. He is to pay court costs and was later transferred to Omaha.
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Des Moines
Supremis Court
Supreme Court
Conrad
Polk District Court
John W. Schaeffer
Schaeffer
Signal Service
Overton
William Case
Fort Madison
Multiple World Events Sweep the Nation and Abroad
Forest City Landed Improvement company faces a Oct 15 hearing in Pierre to show cause for a receiver. Cuba petition drives spread in western cities. Rev William H Millburn draws crowds in London churches. SD attorney general seeks impeachment of labor stats chief Wheeler. Palmer Michigan Volunteer mine to resume operations led by General Russell Alger. Crump and Dix hardware store in Beatrice closed on 3800 dollars in chattel mortgages. Sedalia Missouri notable Dr Hezekiah Depp dies in Detroit. Decatur Illinois man Charles M Smith pleads guilty to killing his child and sister-in-law. Protestant church of America holds 86th triennial convention in Minneapolis. Armenian riots in Constantinople prompt 500 arrests. Minonk Illinois miners strike for 10 cent per ton raise now earning 22 cents. Cambridge Ohio business district destroyed by fire. US armored cruiser Brooklyn launched at Cramp Shipyard Delaware.
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Forest City Landed Improvement Company
Pierre
Congress
Cuba
William H. Millburn
United States Senate
London
South Dakota
A. Wheeler
Labor Statistics
Palmer, Mich
Russell A. Alger
Detroit
Beatrice, Neb
Crump & Dix
Hezekiah E. Depp
Sedalia
O. M. Poe
United States
Charles M. Smith
Decatur
Ills
Louise
Elna Butchert
Protestant Church of America
Minneapolis
Constantinople
Minonk
Cambridge, O
Brooklyn
Delaware
Cramp’s
Three Mills Burned in Warren Fire Ravages Mills and Warehouses
A massive blaze in Warren Rhode Island destroyed three Warren Manufacturing cotton mills, two warehouses, sheds, and freight cars. The fire, starting near the No 1 mill engine room, swept through the complex, triggering water shortages and forcing out-of-town aid from Bristol Fall River and Providence. About 1600 workers were left unemployed as the plant and surrounding properties burned to ruins with an estimated loss exceeding a million dollars and insurance around 460000.
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Warren, R. I
New England
Warren Manufacturing Company
No. 1
Bristol
Fall River
Providence
Masa
Sea Island
R. A. Martin
John Waterman
Warren
Murder Trial Confession in Kansas Mother Case
Julia Finnerty, 30, admitted to killing her mother Mrs Mary Finnerty, 67, in Summerfield Kansas. She claimed the motive was objections to a suit by James McQueeny, a young farmer, for her hand.
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Summerfield
Kan
Julia Finnerty
Bse
Mary Finnerty
James Mc Queeny
Wurster for Mayor Nominated by Republicans in Brooklyn
Brooklyn Republicans name Frederick Wollrater fire commissioner as their mayoral candidate on October 4. William Cullen Bryant is the other leading contender for the post in the party’s ticket.
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Wurster
Brooklyn
Frederick W. Wollrater
William Cullen Bryant
Deep Water Conference Forms Permanent Body At Topeka
At Topeka on Oct 1 1895 deep water conference speakers from Philadelphia Arkansas and Nebraska urged deep water development on the Texas coast and Gulf of Mexico. The convention created a permanent deep water utilization committee with five members from each state and three from each western territory to lead conferences legislate and seek freight rate improvements. A vice president was chosen from each state and the committee named.
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Fopeka
Omcers
Tormxa
Li. N. Haupt
Philadelphia
William Fishback
Arkansas
M. F. Hartigan
Nebraska
Texas
Gulf of Mexico
Dénfermdd
Topeka
Kan
Mississippi River
International Commercial Congress
Chicago Thugs Rule in Republican Primaries
Chicago edition reports brutal tactics in Republican primaries with ballot box thefts polling booth wrecks and violence in multiple wards. First ward gangs terrorized voters while county factions erected barricades and seized ballots. Some injuries occurred but no confirmed deaths as citizens avoided polling to stay safe.
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Cchicago
Toughy
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March of Progress
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Second Iowa Cavalry Veterans’ Association
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Fairfield
Diffenbacher
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Lancony
Barney McGinn
Douglas County
Supers
J. Mahoney
McGinn
Churchill Will
Orpar Rapids
E. J. Burkhalter
Firat
Europe
Holy Land
Riale
Burkhalter
Bronx City
Hiram Carter
Bargeants Bluffs
Hemingford Bank
HaMmerorp
Neb
Bank of
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E. L. Dodder
Fort Done
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Washington
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Atkins
Ollie Matthews
Lynnville
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H. F. Vail
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F. A. Archard
York, Neb
Fred A. Archard
York County
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Ind
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Baltimore
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Atlanta
Major J. 0. Black
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Richard Dayton
St. Louis
Mayme Carr
Clarkaville
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Wis
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J. H. Keller
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Edwardsville
Ala
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Swift Specific CO
Fin
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G. W. McKinsey
Kokomo
Miles
Nic
D. M
Bokomo
Dr. Miles Heart
Dr. Miles Medical Co
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Otera
American Medical CO
Cincinnati
U. YorSale
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Charter Oak
Tormay
Atlantic
TOWA
Winchester
Pennyroyal
Winchester Chemical
Navy
Winchester Chemical Co
Ill
John
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