Twenty one tramps jailed and other regional notes
A jumble of short items notes: twenty one tramps jailed at Ealisboro. Congressman Johnson visiting a brother in Racine Wisconsin. poor crop yields forecast around Davenport Minnesota. farmers in good spirits. Missing person alert for Helen Bjornstad in Grand Forks. Mrs. Cramer escapes Jamestown asylum and found 25 miles away in Sanborn. Mrs. Laura J. Eisephuth to publish a weekly in Orrington. An unknown intruder assaulted Mrs. Ida Dick in Fargo. GOP nominees named in Sargent county. T. S. Trench buried after wagon accident near Wabpetos. Reciprocity convention interest from Winnipeg and Virden groups. Ransom county People's Party ticket announced. W H Botheim of Grand Forks shot and killed. a large local turnout observed. A disastrous wreck on the Santa Fe near Denver injures several.
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Villiin
Ida Dick
Fargo
Sargent County
James P. ‘Williamson
Anetto King
A. Erickson
T. S. Trench
Peoples’ Bank
Wabpetos
Mascons
Grand Forks Herald
McGinnie
Chas
N. Bell
Winnepeg
George H. Baily
Virden Board of Trade
Ransom County
People's Party
Esnator
John Cummings
C. N. H. Davis
T. G. Anderson
Register
W. A. Crary
W. H. Blakes
Tressurer
H. E. Stevens
Ptates
Steve Scrumgard
W.H. Botheim
Grand Forke
Bothem
Ferry boat disaster off Sullivan's Island
A ferry between the mainland and Sullivan's Island swamped during the day. Eight people died, including captain Henry Semers and passengers Anthony Garvin Caroline Gibbs H Gildatone Dave Springer Dave Joy xan Jerry Hamilton and Jerry Smalla. Four passengers were rescued in what local officials described as a vegetation and harvest transport accident.
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Persvee
ChanLmmon
Sullivan's Island
Tus
Henry Semers
Anthony Garvin
Caroline Gibbs
H. Gildatone
Dave Springer
Dave Joy Xan
Jerry Hamilton
Jerry Smalla
Gladstones Oratory on Irish Rule Promises First Place
In London on August 10, Mr Gladstone addressed parliament amid wild cheers. He blasted the government for a barren debate and argued home rule for Ireland remains the Liberal priority while pledging to uphold imperial parliament supremacy. Other leaders pressed for clear Irish policy and immediate action on evictions and tenant reinstatement as the debate adjourned.
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London
Mr. Gladstone
Gladstone
Ireiana
M Frm
Ireland
Gladatone
House of Lords
Timothy Harrington
Dublin
Colonel Saunderson
North Armagh
Men of Ulster
Trish
Archbishop Waist
House
Lords
William Redmond
House of Commons
Kyle's Statements Discrepancies Explained by Nettleton
Washington Aug 10 Acting Secretary Nettleton writes Representative Turner Georgia to explain alleged discrepancies cited by Senator Kyle between Windom and Foster money in circulation reports. He argues three month date gaps and differing inclusions account for the differences, and corrects Kyle on legal tender status of 730 notes. In Chicago a domestic killing occurs as Joseph Jackman fatally stabs Louisa Isel after a quarrel in her employer's household. He is arrested.
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Washington
Nettleton
Turner
Georgia
Kyla
Windom
Foster
Kyle
United States
Treasury
Pacific Coast
Nettleton Adde
Kylé
Bervan
Misa Isel
Jackman
Harvest season under way with wheat set to start
In Hand county the rye and barley harvests neared completion as wheat work would begin immediately. Crops are described as first class though acreage is small and a shortage of harvest hands, about 500, is delaying work. Meanwhile in Sioux City Eddie Larson, 6, drowned in the Missouri River and a girl named Lasle drowned bathing in the Big Sioux, with another drowning near the same area in the river.
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Hand
Two Rivers Manufacturing Plant Destroyed by Lightning
Two Rivers Wisconsin August 10 fire destroyed the plant of the Two Rivers Manufacturing Company with an estimated loss of 200000. The building was struck by lightning during a severe storm and rain fell so hard the fire department refused to respond. Baldwin Minnesota August 10 report begins with the first note of the day.
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Two Rivers Manufacturing Company
Baldwin
Congremm Beawean
Minn
Frst
Counterfeit Ring Floods Twin Cities With Phony Money
Reports from St Paul and Minneapolis describe a highly skilled counterfeit operation flooding the Twin Cities with $2 bills silver certificates and coins. U S Secret Service agent Colonel J W Lawrence and Chief Detective Mason inspect merchants to gauge the scale, noting plates molds and paper of unusually high quality. Three deaths by lightning in nearby towns also reported, along with land decisions in Minnesota court disputes.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
United States
Twin Cities
J. W. Lawrence
United States Speret Service
Minnesota
Dakotas
Mason
Banda
Secret Service
Labor turmoil and boycotts loom in Homestead clash
Amalgamated Association plans a broad boycott and rail traffic disruption to halt nonunion shipments to Carnegie works. Government inspector probes alien labor claims at Carnegie Steel while wage scales near approval. Treasure Train arrives in New York with $20 million in gold. Supreme Court alert on apportionment law fuels partisan legal fights. reports note fatalities among railroad laborers while injuries occur as tensions rise.
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Amalgamated Association
Howtentend
Pirranura
Homestead
Gompern
American Federation of Labor
United Press
Board
Endeager
Brotherhood of Engineers
Switchmen's Sesoviation
Carnegie
American Federation
Arthur
Layton
Carnegie Steel Works
Potter
Law Examiner Appointments by Wisconsin Supreme Court
The Wisconsin Supreme Court reappoints M. M. Strong of Green Bay, A. L. Sanborn of Madison, and L. J. Rusk of Chippewa Falls as the law examiners for the ensuing year, with all three keeping their posts.
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Madison
Supreme Bourt Haa
M. M. Strong
Eepba
Joshue Oan
Ara
Greeneon Bay
A. L. Sanborn
L. J. Rusk
Chippewa Falls
Sanborn
Baltor Beaith Resigns From The World Editor Post
New York August 10 Ballard Smith editor of The World has resigned. resignation accepted by cable as reported by Puliteer. The business department’s action is cited as the reason for Guulth’s withdrawal.
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New York
Ballard Smith
the World
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Cable
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Guulth
Sentence commuted murder suspect may avoid gallows
A St Louis report states Governor Buchanan commuted Colonel H. Clay King’s death sentence for the March 16 1891 street murder to life imprisonment after intense pressure from Tennessee Kentucky and civic and military groups. King showed little interest in the decision amid stimulant use. A separate dispatch notes Judge James C Normilie’s suicide at his boardinghouse after libel accusations against The Post-Dispatch.
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Buchanan
H. Clay King
David H. Posten
Theugunda
Tennessee
Kentucky
Harrie
Abe
Louis
James C. Normilie
Criminal Court
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Normilie
Jim
Normillo
Post-Dispatch
Plovence White
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Jamestown Asylum
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Orrington
Foster County
Kaute Fe
Denver
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Mmita
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Pueblo
J. P. Jackson
Colorado Springs
Miss Andereos
Montrose
Salem Aloy
Iroquois
Mary Ann Badington
Pittsburg
Samuel Roberts
Battle Creek
Mich
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Harrington
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Gree Bay
Josephine Deleveaux
Holt
Casco
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Lec Chandler
Northern Pacific Company
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Ernst Hausel'e
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Carnegie Steel Company
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Penokee
Gogebic Consolidated Mints
Wiscomin Central Syndicate
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Tilden
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Bral
Olcott
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