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Bismarck Weekly Tribune

Location

Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1894

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Seeley Admits Identity After Puzzling Officers

In Cmosae December 12 the New York inspectorial force said Samual CG Bealey, later alias Dale Seeley, is the absconding National Shoe and Leather bank bookkeeper. He refused to discuss the case, expressed willingness to return to New York, and was taken to Harrigan street station awaiting New York officers.

Cmoase New York Arest Samual CG. Bealey National Shoe and Leather Banks Tall Besley Shea Lientongut Haas Nino Ds Seeley Seeley Dale Samuel O. See Bhew Harrigan Street

Prisoner Puzzles Detectives Over Identity in Curcaco

In Curcaco on December 12, Samuel O. Seley, linked to a $454,000 New York shoe and leather bank robbery, remains uncooperative. The suspect, claiming the name Frank J. Dale, resists questioning and refuses assistance, while officers search for identifying witnesses. Reporters and artists swarm the Little office as detectives pursue confirmation and possible identification tonight.

Beeley Curcaco Samuel O. Seley New York Shea Frank J. Dale Dale Becley Bankse Seeley Shen Hans

Evidence seals Sealey identity in Seeley case

Vettrigul declares there is no doubt the captive is Seeley after careful comparison of photographs and descriptions. He notes identical eye color and hair, a clipped moustache, and a distinctive ear edge with a small ear bump. Prisoner offers no identification or friends, strengthening the case. New York officers expected soon.

Vettrigul Sealey Seeley Ios Nan Dale New York

100 Million Feet of St Croix Timber Sold

Willian O'Brien of St Paul and Captain A. S. Merriam of Minneapolis close a deal for 100000000 feet of Upper St Croix river timber. Purchasers pay undisclosed price, timber valued at least 250000. Timber sold by Hyland Bros of Danville New York and Gardner Bachel der & Welles of Lyons Iowa.

Alg Thobor Dent Minneapolis St. Croix River Willian O'Brien St. Paul Captain A. 5 Merriam Minneapolia Hyland Bros Danville N. Y Gardner, Bachelder & Welles Lyons

Initiation of Imitation Butter Makers React to Harlan Ruling

Doctrines from Justice Harlan’s ruling on whether a seller knew the ingredients of margarine affect anti imitation butter laws. Dairy groups fear widespread sale of substitutes while defense attorneys note acquittal upon lack of knowledge. National Dairymen’s Association may convene to discuss safeguards and responses to the decision.

Justice Harlan United States Supreme Court Dnetico Harlan National Dairymen’s Association

Robbers Hold Up Rock Island Passenger Train

A northbound Rock Island passenger train was held up near Terrell Texas at 1125 p.m. by two masked outlaws. They forced the engineer to stop, robbed the engine crew, and searched passengers for money and valuables, netting about 100 dollars and several watches. No money is carried at night.

Rock Island Fort Wouru Tex Terrell L T Red River Firatman Exprasa

Midwinter Fair Plans Reported by Iowa Falls Lodges

Secret society lodges in Iowa Falls and nearby towns organized to hold a midwinter fair east of Kansas City while a highway robbery series ends with Lewis Van Aker as the claimed survivor. A rumor of Field Marshal Yomae gata dead is denied. Chicago shipments show weekly totals of 45,488 tons, 34,183, and 62,268 tons for successive weeks.

Iowa Falls Kansas City Lewis van Aker Edge Henry Bentz Yomaegata Chicago

Milwaukee grain and livestock market report

Market notes show flour and wheat steady to firm with No 2 spring and No 1 northern prices noted. Corn firm with No 3 at about 43 to 44 cents. Hogs steady, cattle in good demand with prime steers around 8.50 to 7.60 and cows varied. Sheep and lambs advancing slowly. receipts listed for hogs and cattle.

Milwaukee Stonay Pual Union Sounh St Pau Murtons Lamba Gattlo Iba

Drowning Tragedy Near Littleton and Meachamite Lynching

A Littleton Buchanan county pond tragedy claims seven drownings after ice breaks while locals rescue attempts fail. In St Louis the Meachamite gang lynching reports detail three members hanged for past crimes, amid a string of rural and frontier lawlessness.

Oriwery Littleton Buchanan County George Hannah Cook

Proclamation Forfeits Milwaukee Road Lands in South Dakota

Washington declares forfeiture of railroad land rights in the Sioux and Black Hills areas for failure to complete a line within three years. Lands revert to the government and become subject to homestead entry when Interior grants notice. Local reports from Onamanuaws, S. D. note Cleveland signed the proclamation.

South Dakota Washington Dee United States Sioux Reservation Milwaukee Road Secretary of the Interior S. D Cleveland Chicago, Milwaukee and

Bank Petition and Quarry Tragedy Reported in Brief

Harris Franke Tin of Deadwood seeks authority to organize the American National Bank of Deadwood and has urged Senator Pettigrew to back the application so the bank can open. In Minnesota, St Cloud quarries near Hennessey Bros. and Cox were attacked Saturday night, with about 174 workers affected as winter work stalled.

Wasimnerox Harris Franke Deadwood American National Bank of

Annual meeting of National Civil Service Reform League opens in Chicago

The annual gathering in Chicago aims to boost reform through Civil Service changes inviting Anti Spoils League and Good Government groups. President Carl Schurz to give the annual address. A banquet is planned Thursday evening at the Union League.

Unk League Prograsn Chicago National Civil Service Reform League Anti-Spoils League Carl Schurz Tuion League

Burglars Steal 12000 In Jewelry From Fay ette Jewelers

Thieves blew open the safe at Henry Boise's store, Fay ette, wirehouse and leading jeweler, and took jewelry valued at 12000 and 450 in cash. Suspects seen in town Saturday are believed to be the burglars. no trace found yet.

Duttary

Storm Lake families seek tents as jail condemned in Wisconsin

Thirteen families from near Storm Lake Iowa will seek tents at B60. The Wisconsin jail in Prairie du Chien is condemned as insecure and unhealthy. The state board of control orders the closure amid other state matters including a death and political moves. Robert Horson Walpole, heir to the Earl of Oxford, is noted with a 1888 marriage to May Louise Corbin of New York.

State Board of Control Praine du Chien Wis Earl of Oxford Robert Horson Walpols May Louise Melissa Corbin New York Treasury Exchange Bank of State Bank Bryan Sickles Gettysburg McQuaide San Francisco Portland, Or

Minnesota Historical Society Seeks Sioux War Records

The Minnesota Historical Society at the state capitol plans renewed efforts to obtain a congressional report on property losses during the Sioux outbreak and to aid publication or copying of the Sioux war history. A court martial for 38 Indian murderers hanged at Mankato is to be included in the resolution. Also noted is an Indian bigamy case from Gurarh, Dev, where tribal plural marriage may be argued before the U.S. Supreme Court.

St. Paul Minnesota Historical Society State Capitol Ramsey Congressional Committee Minnesota Congress Mankato Gurarh C. T Dev John Allins Supreme Court of the United States

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