Obscure legal clashes and military notes in report
Fragmentary report outlines legal disputes over appraisals and injunctions, mentions Judge Showalter and federal district court actions. Includes brief notes on a stay of judgment for an exchange case, colored soldiers winning in a Colorado target tournament, Monterey battleship ashore incident, and a Frankfort jury acquitting Doctor Hunter in bribery cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange
PERA
Foster
United States - District
Kansas City
Doctor Hunter
Frankfort
Hunter
END OF WESTERN LEAGUE SEASON TIED TO INDIANAPOLIS PENNANT
Fragmentary dalle from a historical newspaper notes the Western League season ending with Indianapolis claiming the pennant as standings remain unofficial. It lists scattered scores between Milwaukee and Minneapolis and Detroit and Indianapolis, with partial fragmentary game results in Western Association and other leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Columbus
Clubé
Tndianapolis
Detroit
Columbu
Kansas
National League of
Cleveland
Chicago
Wilson
Origer
Thornton
Donahue
Boston
Brooklyn
Lewis
Yeager
Fisher
Burrell
Dunn
Burrall
Nichols
Hickman
Ganzel
New York
Baltimore
Meakin
War
Ner
Naps
Robinson
Philadelphia
Washington
Breitenstain
Peltz
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Columbia
Grand Rapids
Flecond
Western Association
Ir Rapids
Peoria
Omaha convention names Switzler and Sawyer for judge roles
Delegates reported Mahoney galled as Warren Switzler of Omaha was nominated for supreme judge by Judge McHugh with Euclid Martin selecting A. J. Sawyer of Lincoln as the opposing ticket. The convention advanced the campaign with discussion of state and money, noting a 600k opposition and a 29.46 to 61 result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoney
Warren Switzler
Frank Haller
Omatia
McHugh
Omaha
Euclid Martin
Banks of Iowa report shows net gains and bank failures
Des Moines Sept 23 State Auditor Macarthy issued annual report on banks for year ended June 30. Savings banks 166, state banks 206 with three savings bank failures. German Savings Bank Dex Moines reopened. Cash held rose to 18 045 998.40 and deposits up 1 476 100.37. Governor Holcomb named delegates to Nebraska irrigation convention. Bliss approves cattle drive plan for Sioux reservation. Nebraska millers meet in Omaha. Rev W B Woods of Chicago called as Oak Iowa Baptist pastor at 1000 salary and parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avinga
Sioux City
Savings Bank
German ‘Savings Bank
Dex Moines
Harlan State Bank of
Harlans
Citizens' Savings of
Treton
Holcomb
Lincoln
Neb
National Irrigation Congress
T. C. Patterson
North
Platte
M. F. Harrington
O’neil
H. J. Hendry
Monroe
L. O. Lloyd
Gothenburg
C. Nelson
Richland
H. M. Mathew
Long City
T.M,. Morrow
Goering
Ulysses
E. F. Stephens
Crete
Carson Hildreth
Bloomington
A. O. Taylor
Minatare
Anton Abel
Lexington
John Sajling
Cozad
W.A. Paxton
Omaha
J. W. Stephenson
North Bend
B.A. Jones
Sydney
B. G
Hoover
Big Springs
Avalanche in Chilcoot Dass Traps 18 Men
A Sunday morning avalanche on the Chilcoot Dass traps 18 men, with only one body recovered, that of Choynski, a cousin of Joe Choynski the prize fighter. Bridges on the Skagway river washed out and the river runs as a raging torrent. Soldiers depart for Alaska as war department reports 82 men in the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camip
Chilcoot Dass
Choynski
Joe Choynski
Packera
Skagway River
Alaska
Swasmineton
War Department
Randall
Seattle
Humboldt
Officera
Operation Proves Fatal for Miss Marie Tris
Miss Marie Tris of The Journal staff died after a relapse following an appendicitis operation performed Saturday. She had served in newspaper work for just over a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Orry
Marie Tris
Journal
Cuban troubles offer Spain chance to end war
Cobbling together scattered British and American notes, reports discuss Cuba and Spain with references to General Woodford and possible U S interference. The article cites a Sept 28 dispatch from Lexington Nebraska recounting a horse race fight and other global notes on law, history and Klondike travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
United States
General _ Woodford
Tookeya
Lexington
Neb
Yester
Swift's Specific Named Cure for Rheumatism Promoted
An advertisement claims rheumatism stems from a blood condition and markets Swift's Specific as the only remedy that reaches the disease at its source. It features a Blackshear Georgia lumber dealer's wife and asserts complete cures after multiple bottles, touting safety as a vegetable formula with free literature from the Swift Specific Company in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift
D. R. Johnson
Blackshear
S.S
Atlanta
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Rosa Gieich
Bieiger
Showalter
Federal District
Rook ‘Island
Ira Renenter
Ingalls
Aimilar
Ept
Colorado Springs
Colo
Department -of Colorado
Edwards
Monterey
Powt Arena
Cal
Puget Sound
Point Arena
Seay
BANKS
Iowa
Bliss
Tadian
Great Sioux Reservation
Jones
McChesney
Pine Ridge
Clapp
Rosebud
Convere
Nebraska Millers Meet
Nebraska State Millers’ Association
Commercial Club
Talla
Rep Oak
Baptisl Church Society
Bodal
Democrata
Onicaco
Cyrus Field
Willard
Wilfred F. Bosland
Social Democracy Committee
Co-Operative Commonwealth
Nashville
Colonel Hinton
Olympia
Wash
Olympis
Ttis
Peary
Greeley
Cape Sabine
Spleasant
Greenland
Italy
Turin
New’ York
Andes
Hayti
Cape” Hatteras
Barnegat
San’ DizGo
Culgara
Jennings
China
Rept
West Adama Street
Albert Beach
Charles Emerson
Emerson
Curiaco
Kelliher
The
Social Democracy
Labor Representatives
Barril
Maven
Supreme Court
Anstris
London
Daily Telegraph
Vieting
Vienna
Errun
Wilhelm ‘Wattenbach
West Nebraska
Klondike
Scribner's
Farmers’ Institute
Homestead
Addreas
Homestead Co
Des Moines
Porras
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattac, Peoga, Tenn
E Ft
Ora
Louisa Hale
Jefferson
Franke
Cat
Saat
Freighe Audubon Branch
PB. Fi
Eaen
Griswold Branch
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