Indians Backed Down in Red Oak Land Dispute
On October 12, on the Flournoy land reservation, J. F. Myers and associates resisted arrest by 26 Indian police while seeking to secure land under Flournoy leases. Myers, backed by W. S. Garrett and George Myers, refused arrest and threatened no molestation of settlers. Agency staff later invited Myers to the agency to discuss settlements, but he has not returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peaver
Neb
J. F. Myers
Flournoy Company
Garrett
George
Myers
George Myers
Cook
Navy
McKnight
Northern Pacific Lands Decision Over 61 Million at Grays Harbor
A land dispute ruling by the general land office commissioner sides with Soule and associates against the Northern Pacific railroad over 1 million dollars in agicultural and timber lands near Grays Harbor north of Aberdeen. The railway had claimed prior selection rights, but the commission found the rights of the original settlers not expired until July this year, awarding Soule the right to prove up. Episcopalians Agree on Washington and a Sicily poisoning case are also reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onyaria
Northern Pacific Railroad
Grays Harbor
Aberdeen
General Land Office
Northern Pacific
Olympia
John F. Soule
Railroad Company
Soule
Lese Majeste Charge Scoop And Spanish Volunteers
Bursa reports Herr Liebknecht may face lese majeste charges over a congress address. Manrip notes 835 Spanish volunteers arrive at Santiago de Cuba from Buenos Aires. Other items: Hoke Smith returns to Washington, Wanamaker elected Sabbath School president, Cuban loan signed, Ott murder suspect released, free delivery to Urbano and Parla begins November 15, Mason City Dem convention nominates A L Sorter, electric street railway project eyed by Chicago capitalists, Mexican veterans set next year meeting in Lexington, Manney to visit Pacific slope, and Mason City Upper Iowa conference discusses sermon and routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoke Smith
Washington
Georgia
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Sabbath School Association
Williamsport
Banque de Paris Et du Pay Bas
Maley
Wheaton
Blair
Neb
Urbano
Parla
Mason City
A. L. Sorter
Brotherhood of Railway Plainmen
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Chicago
Lexington
Nicholasville
Joseph H. Manney
National Republica Executive Committee
Pacific Slope
Upper Iowa
B. D. Smith
Governor Clarke Moves To Stop Prize Fight In Arkansas
Governor Clarke declares an effort to prevent a planned prize fight at Hot Springs and pledges co operation with Judge Duffie and Sheriff Houpt. He warns Corbett Simmons and Florida Athletic Club president Stuart that engaging in the event would violate state law and face penalties and distasteful treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
Florida Athletic Club
Corbett
Lattin Rock
Clarke
Hot Springs
Duffie
Houpt
Fitzsimmons
Arkansas
Durrant's testimony ends three day ordeal in trial
Theodre Durrant left the witness stand after a three day ordeal. District Attorney Barnes pressed for admissions about medical knowledge of bromides and alibi notes. Durrant claimed ignorance on alibis and admitted seeking notes from fellow students with attorney guidance. A later session covered missionary council business and western rail rate restorations amid varied regional updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qepurt
Stan
Winn
San Francisco
Theodore Durrant
Barnes
Durrant
Cooper Medical College
Gilbert Graham
Graham
Cheney
Dr. Cheney
Carrie Cunningham
Union Pacific Reorganization Progress Report
Union Pacific poised for reorganization this year or early next with plan involving Mercantile Trust Eluehu Leeback Gould estate and Ames Old Colony Trust. Main line and Kansas Pacific to be reorganized first. branch lines later. plan to be presented to Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Bolgton
Boston News Bureau
Union Pacific Railway Company
Boston
Mercantile Trust, Company
Eluehu Leeback
Gould Estate
New York
Ames
Old Colony Trust Company
Kansas, Pacific
Hill Presses Reorganization Plan for Northern Pacific
Tacoma reports that President Hill accelerates his consolidation scheme aided by Deutsche Bank of Berlin which represents major bondholders ready to provide about 15000000 dollars for the Northern Pacific reorganization if convinced the plan is sound. In separate items, Huron city officials face contempt writs for violating injunctions on warrants. California Wonder Dan McLeod defeats J C Comstock in two straight wrestling falls lasting six and a half and seven and a half minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Tacoma
Wash
St. Paul
Deutche Bank of Berlin
Northern Pacific
Price
Wilmarth
Huron
Supreme Court
Campbell
Insurgent Victory and Related 1900s News Snippets
Insurgents defeat Spanish regulars near Santa Clara on Oct 2 after a clash that forced a retreat of 1500 troops under General Valdez. La Quinta in Remedios was burned after an insurgent attack with two thousand Spanish troops quartered there. Kansas Pacific bondholders report large majorities deposited with the committee. after Nov 1 only Mercantile Company will accept bonds with a 3 dollar penalty per bond. Temporary chutes replace burned ones at Medicine Row in Rawlins with permanent chutes costing 7000 to be erected later. An American expedition visits Vraproosroor to inspect the Siberian railway with government support. Miss Stella West, Savannah’s prominent young society leader, dies accidentally at her parents country residence near Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
Santa Clara
Valdez
la Quinta
Remedios
Kansas Pacific
New York
Consolidated First Mortgage
Kansas Pacific Railroad
Mercantile Company
Rawlins, Wy
Medicine Row
Don Dickinson Voices on Belligerents and Greece Comment
Washington reports show Don M. Dickinson defending Webster's Greece stance and supporting belligerent recognition for struggling peoples in Cuba. Ex-Congressman Weadock adds that international law recognizes some belligerent rights before full nationhood. The Venezuela matter heads to congress with a six member joint committee to outline US obligations and options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Don M. Dickinson
Michigan
Dickinson
Lionel Sackville-Wort
Cleveland
Lionel Sackville- West
Venezuela
Cuba
Daniel Webster
Greece
Webster
Weadock
Michigan Party
Missing Morphone Fiend Plattsmouth Man Sought in Kansas City
Oct. 14 Plattsmouth Neb. resident Dr Livingston seeks his deranged brother T T Livingston missing eleven weeks. He is driven by morphine and other drugs, penniless, tramping. Traced to Kansas City, no further clues. plea for rescue and care continues. Also notes Waller petition hopeful for ex consul John L Waller and a Havana report of insurgents seizing a merchant steamer, crew freed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Neb
Kansas City
Kansas
Orty
Livingston
Plattsmouth, Neb
T. T. Livingston
Waller
New Yor
Thomas John Guthrie
A. M. Thomas
John L. Waller
Congress
France
Havana
Santiago
Spain
Dr Miles Nervine Sold With 9 Positive Warrantee
Dr Miles Medical Co announces chronic nervousness remedy Nervine sold at one dollar per bottle with a nine guarantee. The first bottle is promised honest by druggists and a six bottle sort is available prepaid upon receipt of price from Elkhart Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Miles
American Medical CO
Cincinnati
WorSale
Vic Emmert & Co
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Postmaster Hall
Red Oak
Seldlern
Sor Hiver Lanida
Beaver
Knights
Sohnoffer
Nasby
Page
Qounom Brorrs
Mina Page
Richard B. Hall
Red ‘Oak
Hall
Worster City
Hugh W. Crowe
May Rambo
Ella A. Crowe
H. W. Crowe
Mary Rambo
Crowe
DeWitt House
Linconn
H. Morrill
Nebraska Savings Bank
Cuarke
Lacon
H. T. Clarke Drug Company
Richardson Drug Company of
Omaha
Des Mores
Cedar Rapids
Nebraska
Shaeffer
Grand Island
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias
Iowa
Ozrpan Ramios
Twenty-fourth
Iowa Infantry
Marion
Thurday
Neely
Alaska
Chapman
Durant
Sicily
Woran Imown
Gaetena Stomoli
Buzzaro’s Bay
Mass
Thurber
Oneida
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Gray Gables
White House
Orry
Mexico
van Borkelen
Pinkerton
Guadalajara
Crittenden
United States
United States Revenue
Bursa
Herr Liebknecht
Socialist Congress
Manrip
Santiago de Cuba
Buenos Aires
Portland
Syracuse
N. Y
National Council of Congregational Churches of the United
First Congregational Church of
Portland, Or
Western Roads
WIM
Laura McAriter
J. T
Santa Fe
N. M
Loomis
Albuquerque
Thomas Hughes
W. T. McCreight
Albuquerque Citizen
Catron
Territorial Supreme Court
Chaves
Citizen
Cheyenne
Siberian Railway
Vraproosroor
Savannah
Stella West
Montgomery
Don
West
Sackville
Weaders
Insurgenta
Herbert
Neews
National Capital
Washineton
W. L. Hampden
Postoffice Department
Washiveton
Wedhdon
Della Stevens
Swift Specific Company
Atlanta
S.S.S
M. Wood
Ringwood
Miles
Steve
Charter Oak
A. Tormay
Atlantic
Drugeists
Winchester Chemical
Particulara
Winchester Chemical Co
John. A. Wood
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