Hayward Hangs Court Upholds Hayward Conviction
The Minnesota Supreme Court affirms the Hayward conviction in Hennepin County. The decision, written by Justice Canty and joined by all justices, leaves to the governor the date of execution. The opinion consolidates trial evidence rulings, with Justice Starr concurring in part.
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Canty
St. Pan
Supreme Court
Harry Hayward
Hennepin County
Hayward
Starr
Hazelton
Ging
Toright Canatuston
Justice Canty
Insanity Evidence in Direct vs Collateral Issues
The text discusses how insanity of ancestors cannot alone prove a person is insane later and that prior delusions can corroborate current insanity when directly in issue. It notes the distinction between direct and collateral issues and when courts may restrict insanity evidence to protect credibility claims.
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Bell
Pension dispute over trust funds at Iowa soldiers home
District judge Hindman rules the pension can be kept as a trust upon withdrawal, but orders the institution to cover the suit costs by the commandant and commissioners. Iowa Soldiers’ Home must cease withholding a pension while the case proceeds, with an appeal planned to the state supreme court. Chief White Cloud leads a Chippewa delegation seeking congressional action on land allotment and commission abolition, vocal on tribal funding and sales.
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Iowa Fudge
Bruce Ham
Holnike MansHaLtrown
Judie Hindman
District Court
Iowa
Supreme Court
Chippowss
Watt Banta
Minn
Inydians
Chiefa
Washington
Congress
Minnesota
Red Lake
Leech Lake
Mille Lacs
Chippewa Commission
Mdu Tay
Pine Land Examining Corps
Red Lake Reservation
White Cloud
Settlers Ordered to Show Cause on Wisconsin Central Lands
Ashland Wisconsin November 31 A Washington decision requires 12 settlers on Wisconsin Central lands north of Ashland to show cause within 60 days why their entries should be canceled. The ruling, tied to Knight Osborn, holds lands opened for settlement under government entry may belong to the railroad, affecting farmers with good farms.
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Wincommin
Ashland
Wis
Washington
Wisconsin Central Lands
Supreme Court
Knight-Osborne
Lelong Tatha
Wisconsin Central
Onder
Tie'Te Ceuta title. Nettiers organize club and say they will give up lands only when forced
Nettiers organize a club and declare they will surrender lands only if compelled by force, signaling a tense stand in ongoing local land dispute. Leaders warn of escalating confrontation while authorities seek a peaceful resolution. Local residents brace for possible clashes as negotiations stall.
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Tie'Te
Kefir King Clerks Strike Overwork At Barnato Office
A New York report notes clerks at Barnato’s offices walk out amid market excitement overwork and perceived disrespect by officials. The Cleveland harbor reports heavy snow with gusty winds on Lake Erie. An Erie area story covers next year’s dates for state fairs across Nebraska Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin. In New Jersey the Van Tassel murder case defense withdraws venue change request and gains a continuance to the library term.
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New York
Lordon
Barnay Barnato
I Wall Street
Burnuto
Eastern and Western Fair Association
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnensta
Wisconsin
Fellows
County Board OKs 5000 for New Jail in Prange Wis
Prange county supervisors approve a 5000 allocation to construct a new county jail by a 19 to 7 vote. The old jail was condemned by the state board of control nearly a year earlier.
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Prange
Can
Wis
Board of Supervisors
State Board of Control
Migration convention highlights and strong talks by Ireland and others
At the second day of the Triamigration convention Sr. Pitt notes and reporters cite A J Andrews of Winnipeg on Manitoba growth. Archbishop Ireland urges immigration to the Northwest, praising Minnesota and Dakota lands and urging legislative support and railroad cooperation. Oregon’s Ellix Gy Hughes extols Pacific Northwest resources and the need for more settlers. A substory recalls a local theft and arrest near Granite Falls, Minnesota.
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Sr. Pitt
A. J. Andrews
Winnipeg
Manitoba
P.B. Groat
North
South Dakota
Muany
Rymods
Keator
Idaho
Bowcourty
iCentar
Dakotas
Minnesota
Lyon County
Mens
Ellix Gy Hughes
Oregon
Bishop Ireland
Pacific Northwest
Hughes
Washington
Northwest
Past Present and Future: Hill Addresses Northwest Virtues
President Hill of Great Northern speaks at a convention about the Northwest's advantages in climate soil and transport. He argues the region's wealth from mining and agriculture surpasses other lands, stressing progress and potential.
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Féren S
Lane
Superior
Pacific Ocean
Great Northwest
Northwest
Red River
North Country
Northern Pacific
Northwestern States
Montana
Chicago
Hill
Minnesota
Dakotas
Snd
Europe
President Hill
J. J. Hill
Great Northern Road
Monsignor Nugent Addresses European Poor in Minnesota
Monsignor Nugent of Liverpool spoke in Minnesota about European poor seeking homes in the northwest. He recalled his 1878 visit with Dillon O'Brien guiding immigration efforts and noted progress since. He urged steamship and railroad cooperation to distribute convention literature for settlement.
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Europe
Mgr. Nugent
Liverpool
Bug
America
Minnesota
Dillon O'Brien
New World
Three Obvious Murders In Oregon Farmhouse
In Browsville Oregon on November 21 a man named John Montgomery his wife and B McKernher were found murdered at 4 PM on S O Teingletiu farm three miles east of town. All three were shot with a rifle and the killers escaped. No motive is known. The coroner was notified and started for the scene as excitement ran high and lynching is feared if suspects are caught.
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Oregon
Browssville
John Montgomery
B. McKernher
S. O. Teingletiu
Montgomery
Trout Yard
McKescher
Indian Boy as Horse Thief Case in Minnesota
Nov. 21 report from Wunstor D. describes John Pan a 17 year old Indian boy from the Sissorou reservation accused of stealing a horse, taking it to Brown's Valley Minnesota, mortgaging the horse and his own wagon, selling the wagon, then allegedly stealing a man’s ore from an Indian woman and driving away.
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John
Paul
Wunstor
John Pan
Sissorou Reservation
Brown
Minn
They Denounced the Judges by the Knights of Labor
In Wasainatos on November 21 the Knights of Labor assembly condemned the U S Supreme Court decision upholding the four California railroad workers sentence in the Dots strike. They denounce the ruling as an attack on labor rights and accuse the court of serving plutocratic interests. Iron Hawk, a Pine Ridge Indian, was arrested in Medicine Mall for cattle killing and faces trial in the next U S court term. Madison Wis veteran short horn breeder Joseph G Kiser dies aged 77, survived by a widow and children.
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Knights of Liber Gen Gers
Supr
Wasainatos
General Assembly
Knighte of Labor
United States
Suoreme
California
Sovereign
Assembly
Medicine Mall
Jatt
Cravernoats
Iron Hawk
Pine Ridge
Robinson
Il River
Madison
Wis
G. Kiser
Wisconsin
Oregon
Willian
Kiser
Taylor
South Dakota
Northwest News Kernel s Update and Social Notes
Archbishop Hennessey heads to Rome from Dubuque. Seven Latter Day Saint converts baptized in Newark artesian lake. Trial transcript on Rhys-Strange bribery case in Sioux City. Congressman's marriage brings Miss Lemise Pearsons to Fort Dodge social spotlight. Southeastern towns plagued by a robber gang. several thefts reported. Plans for South Dakota dairymen and creamerymen gathering in Sioux Falls on Jan 8 and 9. Police raid on illegal blinds in Walsh county finds substantial quantities in multiple locations.
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Newark
Rhys-Strange
Sioux City
Collecnion
South Dakota
Sioux Balls
N. D
Walsh County
Conway
Par Rives
Auburn
Hooble
Annual New York Chamber Banquet Highlights Currency Debate
The 127th annual New York Chamber of Commerce dinner at Delmonico's featured Secretary Carlisle endorsing sound money, with President Orr presiding. U S Senator J C Burrows followed discussing domestic commerce as attendees praised the event. A separate election in Miny, Iowa approved funds for a new Mississippi River dam and power plant, enabling a large paper mill and further manufacturing growth.
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New York Cham Nee of Commerce
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Delmonico’s
Orr
Carlisle
Carlsie
United States
J. C. Burrows
Michigan
Bam
Rabbs
Miny
Nov
Mississippi River
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