Important Land Case in Duluth Center of City Property
St Paul reports one of the state's most important lawsuits, centering on about 700 acres in Duluth. The battle over land titles traces to an 1853 Indian treaty and Armstrong, with the case involving Gilman Cash & Kelly and Prentiss. Court hears arguments. trial expected to finish tomorrow.
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St. Pau
Duluth
United States circuit court
Northern Pacific
Armstrong
United States
Fred Prentiss
Cash & Kelly
J. M. Gilman
St. Paul
Gilman, Cash & Kelly
Prentiss
Guy Davis
Black Rapist Lynched Near Hubbard City
Ike Laddy a 25 year old African American accused of multiple assaults was captured near Hubbard City and jailed in Galveston. A mob of about 75 horsemen raided the jail after midnight and hanged him from a tree, severing his ears, with a written defense of the act.
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Galvestos
News
Whitney
Texas
Ike Laddy
Hubbard City
Galveston
Dallan
M. H. Flippen
Indy
Democrats Hold Indiana Convention and Name McDonald
Indiana Democrats, meeting in Ispravarouis, adopt a platform denouncing Republican rule, calling for tariff, labor, and currency reforms. They back Joseph E. McDonald for president, instructing Indiana delegates to support him as a unit and pursue his nomination. The report notes broader national contests with Blaine in Lewiston and Cleveland in Missouri, amid storms and disasters across several states.
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McDonald
Ispravarouis
Jne
Joseph McDonald
state central committee
W. H. English
republican party
Daniel W. Voorhees
United States senate
Joseph E. McDonald
United States
Lewiston
James G. Blaine
Colonel Drew
Mr. Blaine
Mr.Blaine
A. BR. Bavege
committee of arrangements
Auburn
Jefferson
Ischea
Ohio
Columbus
Russell Cleveland
wada
Converse
Samuel J. Tilden
Chicago
Interview and party notes from the national committee
A long report covers an interview with Vanderbilt and Jay Eye Lee challenges, plus vice president Oakes on land grant forfeiture. It includes details of the Republican National Committee meeting at the Fifth Avenue hotel with temporary officers, committee appointments, and speeches praising Jaine and Logan, urging free trade and tariff-for-revenue policy and promising campaign success.
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Fifth Avenue
John W. Mason
West Virginia
Geo. W. Hooker
Vermont
Georgia
Minesota
Texas
Montana
Washington ‘Territory
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Utah
Haynes
Maine
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Morry
national committee
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Pittsburg
Bam’ Fessenden
Connecticut
J.B. Chaffee
Colorado
J.O. New
Indiana
J. M. Mason
J. M. Haynes
W. W. Crapo
Massachusetts
W. E. Sanderson
Wisconsin
8. B. Elkins
New Mexico
G. A. Hobart
New Jersey
George “. Hooker
John D. Lawson
New York
W. Humphrey
North Carolina
Frank 4. Blair
Virginia
Powell Clayton
Arkansas
Frank Morry
Louisiana
A. L. Conger
Ohio
J. P. Sanborn
Michigan
Church Howe
Nebraska
Cyrus Leland, Jr
Kansas
John R. Lynch
Mississippi
J. 8. Clarkson
Iowa
W.J. Lawton
Delaware
E.H. Rollina
New Hampshire
Horace Davis
J. D. Lawson
David I. Satter
William Crapo
E. H. Rollins
James A. M. H. Gary
George W. Hooker
Mr. Jones
Jaine
Logan
democratic party
Oakes
Pau
Northern Pacific
house
Ainsworth west
Ainsworth end
Puget Sound
Racing clashes and rail talks mix in June dispatches
The Spirit of the Times discusses Jay Eye See Mand 8 challenges and Vanderbilt’s stance on Maud 8. Times cover financial concerns, Northern Pacific land grants, Yale-Harvard boat race results, a life sentence in Mount Pulaski, a suicide in Minnesota, a jockey’s fatal practice accident, and a treasury bond offering, all dated June 26 with multiple locales and figures.
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New York
Times
Susie
Jay Eye
J. E. Case
Hartford
Providence
Chicago
Clingstone
catter
Case
Vanderbilt
Gordon
Jay Eye Lee
Maud
Coney Island
Toms Vanderbilt
Lake Shore
Mr. Vanderbilt
the Times
Cage
Mr. Case
Bonner
Edwin Forrest
Luiory, Ill
Mount Pulaski
J. H. Hall
Penitentiary
Wm. Ferriss
Belle Hall
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