No Wheat Inspected At Great Northern Cars
Fargo and Grand Forks report no wheat inspection today as the Great Northern refuses to open cars for examination. Wheat shipments mostly go out as bran or barley, with on the way bills recorded. Nebraska man Dennis OFlaherty invited Andrew Olsen Martin Knudson and Hans Schager to drink alcohol, Olsen dies, Knudson near death, OFlaherty arrested.
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Roberts
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Graat Northern
Hartington
Neb
Dennis O'Flaerty
Andrew Olsen
Martin Knudson
Hans Schager
O'Plaherty
Olsen
Knudson
Beringer
O'Flaherty
Peiton
Guarding the Frontier and Odd Fellows Temple Plans
Russian newspapers claim 500000 troops along the Pettah border amid Franco Russian entente. Reports say 160000 troops ordered to Warsaw, bringing border forces to 600000. In Chicago, Odd Fellows plan a temple rising to fourteen stories with a forty story total, totaling 34 stories and a height of 64 feet, cost 1.5 million.
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St. Peterseuna
France
Russia
Turkey
Bamia
Egypt
Cypr
Waresaw
Suicide by Dynamite Bomb Shocks San Francisco
William E. De Young of Fresno committed suicide by dynamite in his Prescott street room. An explosion damaged the area, his Femaina were scattered, one arm found in the street, windows and furniture ruined. De Young, age 41, born in Holland, had worked on a fruit farm near Bresno and left a coroner’s note citing life was not worth living.
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la Careroll
Prescott House
William E. de Young
Fresno
Bresno
Holland
Canadian Pacific Deal Reshapes Duluth Shipping Hub
A sensational report states Canadian Pacific plans through trains to Duluth linking with Duluth and Winnipeg, Duluth, South Shore and Atlantic, and Dakota wheat routes. The plan would make Duluth the major Lake Superior shipping port, with through traffic from Port Arthur and coast to coast.
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Lake Superior
CocaGo
Sept. T
Nha
J. W. Norton
New Duluth Land Company
New Duluth
Winnipeg
Banda
South Shore
Atlantic
Canadian Pacific
Winuiad
Crookston
Une
Port Arthur
Hore
Soult
Lake ‘Superior
Iowa Bank Robbers Strike Sloan State Mank County
In Sloan State Mank County on September 7 burglars robbed the Bank of Bloan a small trading point. They forced the window time lock and used dynamite to open the vault stealing about 4000 dollars in cash and two horses valued at 610. The thieves aimed to steal the cashier’s property but fled after dynamite alarm.
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Sloan Tate
Biovx
Bank of
Tetlern
Peck's Son Arrested for Lottery Ads
Ada Minwacket reports that George W. Peck Jr., owner of Peck's Sunyad, was arrested on charges of circulating his newspaper with Louisiana lottery advertisements by mail. The case cites prior legal opinions on constitutionality and claims the ads were paid to sway opinion. Bail set at 500.
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Pooky Sun Weld
Ada Minwacket
Peck
Pack
Hawley Offered War Portfolio Sways Connecticut Senate Hopefuls
Private advices say Senator Hawley of Connecticut has been offered the war office to succeed Proctor. He may accept to become secretary of war, with governors and political allies watching renomination and a Senate term due in 1893. In New Jersey, Thomas B. Dui Jey cites a Cobden Club discussion of backing McKinley defeating Ohio governor race with potential funding up to 1,000,000 by voluntary contributions.
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Koith
Harrison
McKinles
Thomas B. Dui Jey
New Jersey
England
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McKinley
Ohio
Monster Sighting Shocks Crawfordsville Residents
In Crawfordsville Indiana on September 8 residents report a terrifying creature seen hovering about midnight for two nights. The craft described as 14 feet long and 4 feet wide with side fins moved rapidly, causing widespread fear and speculation of calamity or apocalyptic signs.
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Crawrounsville
Ind
Crawfords‘ville
Stresta
Great Northern Railway Wins Injunction Against Wheat Inspection
The U S Circuit Court barred Chief Grain Inspector Wineman and deputies from inspecting wheat shipped by the Great Northern Railway. The railroad aims to delay action, while state court action by Attorney General Spencer may follow to force inspections. Observers say the move gives the railway a temporary advantage.
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Grave Fongs
Sept
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Wineman
Teepeetar Wineman
Auaeucha
Spencer
Noile
Tts
Frost Prevention Proposal Sparks Frost Control Plan
Kitten of Chicago writes Secretary Runk urging a frost defense using artificial cloud cover. The idea ties to Senator Purnell's scheme for artificial thinning and heat radiation reduction. It suggests testing machinery used by Colonel Dyr enfurth to induce rain to create fog and shield crops from frost.
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Wasnixoron
Purnell
Kitten
Chicago
Lette
Dyrenfurth
Baltimore Conspiracy to Defraud Government Charged
Baltimore reporters note Charles J. Garitte Mamie Cole alias Williame George Philpot Dr George G Brower Rev Noah Jackson and Mrs B Miller held in 1500 bail on conspiracy to defraud the national government. Alleged plan to carry a 22 year old mulatto to a dying pensioner to secure continued pension after death.
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Baltimore
Charles J. Garitee
Mamie Cole
Williame
George Philpot
George G. Brower
Noah Jackson
B. Miller
Minmie Cole
John J. Cole
Cole
Fugitive President of Chili Rumored to Flee
A Herald despatch from Valparaiso reports continued rumors about the whereabouts of Chilean President Balmaceda. Claims span fleeing via the Andes to Argentina, seeking asylum in a foreign legation or a monastery, with the Junta likely to search monasteries if true. Ex-Minister Aldunate, en route to Santiago, was halted near Quillota by armed men.
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Herald
Valparaiso
Chili
Bsimaceda
Sas Andes
Buenos Ayres
Aldunate
Santiago
Quillota
Mexico on verge of revolt says Galveston visitor
A Galveston resident recently arrived from Mexico claims many Mexicans oppose the Diaz administration and foresee a potential uprising. He cites dissatisfaction among the populace and rumors that railroad franchises are driven by American interests. An elderly French doctor in Tampico warns Americans and Texans could face strong anti foreign sentiment if instability grows.
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Tex
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Tampico
Artivi
Republic
Ding
United States
Thad Potter
Ciizens
Texas
Balmaceda
Diaz
Provisional Government Formed in Eqs With Monti as President
The Department of State telegraphed Minister Egan on Sept 8 that a government formed by the congressional party acceptable to the people should be recognized. Mr Egan replied that a provisional government had been established on the 6th with Jorge Monti as president and was universally accepted, with cordial communication ongoing.
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Department of State
Egan
Deepartment
Eun
Jorge Monti
Hawley denies talks with Harrison on War Secretary post
United Press questioned Benator Hawley about rumors he consulted with President Harrison on succeeding Secretary of War Proctor. Hawley stated there was no truth, asserting he has not seen Harrison since May and was not asked for the post by anyone.
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New Haven
United Press
Benator Hawley
Harrison
Proctor
Wenatir
Hare Tlson
International ticket agents convention in session at St. Paul
The thin ined convention of the International Association of ticket Agents is in session here. Delegates number about 400 and the four day session proceeds. Wegitor at Crookston May Nd Sept. President Harrison appoints Hyp Tester Of the ide bee an Croke L.
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the International Assocition of
Crookston
May
Harrison
TABOR HOLIDAY PARADE CELEBRATED IN MULTI CITY LABOR DAY
The article recalls Labor Day observances with large parades in Chicago New York and other cities. It notes weather clearing by late morning and describes processions led by Grand Marshals such as Michiel J. Fenton and August Waldinger, plus a 800 member La ly Gotham association. It reports tens of thousands of workers, factory closings, and public celebrations across Chicago New York Pittsburgh St Louis Milwaukee and Minneapolis with speeches and civic events.
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Conti Labor Union
Central Labor Fuleration
Central Labor Union
Washington Square
Michiel J. Fenton
Fourth Street
Macdougal Street
Waverly Place
Sixth Avenue
Greenwich Street
Seventh Street
Fourth Avenue
Seventeanth Street
Fifth Avenue
Fortieth
Skinned Alive Horrors Reported Near Arcadia
News from Arcadia Lake area describes a brutal attack on a young schoolteacher near Arcadia. A Black assailant allegedly dragged her to a tree and kept her for two days before capture, with grisly mistreatment reportedly occurring. A family tragedy in another town involved six relatives, including parents and adult children, who died in a shared crisis.
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Bud
Pure Pais
Vermont appoints Reifel Proctor to senate seat
Washington dispatch announces Gov Page of Vermont accepting Hon. A Reifel Proctor for the vacancy created by Judge Edmunda's retirement. The letter dated Sept 1 expresses gratitude for the honor and intent to serve upon Nov 16. City council grants contract for a major artesian well on Main Street, to begin at ten inches and taper to eight then six in., projecting 1,000 feet.
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Reifel
Washington
Page
Vermont
Ediunda
George B. Bamunis
United States Senate
Miter
Hathina
Af Woonsoeleet
Gettine Dawn
Joentinl
Publishing Lottery Matter Minavacs Arrests By Cramer
Publishing lottery matter leads to arrest of Tha By Cramer of The Evening Wisconsin, facing United States charges. Prosecution cites articles attacking lottery validity and plans for Ashlynd street system, Basler capitalists, and electric cars to run next year with capital stock of 259000.
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Minavacs
Cramer
Cramery Aikenn & Crammer
Wisconsin
United States
Ys San Francises
Ashlynd
Astrasp
Wis
Sepp
Basler Capitalista
Widow Merete Birchall Married Quietly in Red Bank
A St Catharines woman with English ties to the Birchall case reports her widow, Merete Birchall, was quietly married at Red Bank within six weeks of arriving from Canada after the man Birchall’s execution in Woodstock last fall.
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Ierhull
Merete
St. Catharine
Ont
Thase
Man Birchall
Woodstock
Tae Birchall
Red Bank
Tome
Parachute Jump Tragedy Ends Near Miss in Peoria Lake
A female aeronaut, Protas wife of Mme Kiefer, ascended to about 6,000 feet above Peoria lake under protest as strong winds eased. As the parachute failed to open promptly she fell into the lake, was rescued unconscious, and is believed to die.
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Protas
Mme. Kiefer
Tellin Peoria Lake
Italy backs England in Cantontetta question
Rom Sept 8 The Italian government telegraphed to the ambassador at Constantinople expressing staunch support for England in the Cantontetta matter. The official reply indicates Italy’s alignment with Britain amid the ongoing dispute and regional tensions.
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Rom
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