Anarchists must hang as supreme court affirms case
Ottawa reports the Siounis Supreme Court affirmed the lower court in the Chicago anarchist cases. The decision dedicates seven defendants to execution on November 11 between 1 and 4 pm, with four of seven likely to be commuted per counsel estimates. Precautions include full police reserves and barracks lockdowns.
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Ottawa
Sinois Supreme Court
Chicago
Magruder
Degan
Aom
Degun
Strave
Gary
Joseph R. Buchanan
Anarchist Defense Fund
State Supreme Court
United States
United States Supreme Court
Oglesby
Roche
W. A. Foster
Supreme Court of the United States
The Haddock Case Trial Report From Haddock Murder Heard
Sioux Orry La Sept 15 This morning Munchrath testified he attended the saloon keepers meeting on August 2 1881 but did not discuss harming Haddock or anyone else. He described his movements the night of the murder and said he heard of a party going to watch Haddock in Juncks saloon. He denied Leavitt and Bismarck, said he left Juncks and went home east, and did not know how many went or any plan to injure Haddock. New witness John Robinson testified seeing saloon men near the billiard hall after the killing. defense sought to strike the evidence, court denied.
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Haddock
Sioux Orry
Munchrath
Handdock
Junck
Murphy
Leavitt
Hadenrich’s
Simonson
Arensdorf
John Robinson
City Water Works
Robinson
Dr. Haddock
Divine Clowided: Minister Conicted Over Scandal Stories
At Rock Hill South Carolina on September 18 Rev G E Price a Methodist minister was conhicted publicly by J B Johnson for circulating scandalous stories about his sister. Price planned to marry in North Carolina and Johnson followed him on the same trip.
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Columbia
8. C
Rock Hill
J. B. Johnson
G. E. Price
Price
North Carolina
Johnson
Johnson Iat A Taembar of Ona
Ata Os Ero
Northern Pacific Stockholders Vote in Cascade Division Era
New York Sept 15 stockholders of the Northern Pacific met to elect a new board. The only ticket in the field led by Henry Villard and including August Belmont Frederick Billings and others is described as undoubtedly elected. Vote total 726000 shares. adjourned to count proxies. Villard indicates joint lease plan with Union Pacific to Oregon Navigation. Oakes to succeed Harris after Cascade division completion.
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New York
The
Northern Pacific
Tmeeting
August Belmont
Prederick Billings
John F. Brookman
Benjamin TP. Cheyney
Robert Harris
Brayton Yes
Thomas F. Oakes
Charles B. Wright
Henry Villard
Edwin A. Abbot
Charles L. Colby
Colgate Hayt
John ‘Trevor
Harris
Cascade Division
Stamped Pass
Oakes
Haad
Toomorrow
Villard
Northern
Union Pacific
Oregon Railway & Navigation Company
Pacifics
Union
Robert Tarris
First Pleasant and Profitable Day at Minnesota State Fair
The Minnesota State Fair opened with blue skies and a warm sun as thousands from St Paul and Minneapolis attended, boosting optimistic earnings. officials credit Panama Merriam for solid management and note gambling a fault. Horse racing results included Buddle's Roxie McGregor winning the B class with others placing, and Carnegie winning the St. Va cup heat, amid strong attendance and favorable outlook for the fair's finances.
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St Paul
Sol
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Panama Lerriam
Merriam
Shee
Buddle
Roxie McGregor
Chactey
Boy
Pharo
Chou
Geiaing
Dh Chenier
Boutine Frest Seene Hosalind Wilkes
Carnegie
Lottier
Desire T W. H. McCarthy
Yonany Woods
Moore
Uncle Ebb
Murder at vacant house near fair grounds shocks St Paul
Jacob Kuhn, a young German caretaker, was found dead in a vacant house near the fair grounds in St Paul. He lay face down on his bed with head wounds. his watch and money were missing. A German lodger was suspected. Also, Detroit, Sept 1: a resolution condemning workman ly was adopted at the National Brewers’ union session.
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Dently
St. Paul
Jacob Kuhn
Fair Grounds
Sisa
Detroit
National Brewers’ Union
Stillwater
Mins
Reed
Rood
Stordock
Il Fame
St Paul
Pepe Apne
New York Republicans Convene With 700 Delegates
The Republican state convention at Saratoga met at noon with nearly 700 delegates. Warner Miller was elected permanent chairman and the platform urged Republican restoration, protection, civil service reform, tax law improvements, cheap transportation, pure primaries, and Irish home rule sympathy. Ticket nominees include Fred D. Grant for Secretary of State, Jesse Lamer-OUX for Comptroller, James H. Carmichael for State Treasurer, and Perry H. Cornell for State Engineer.
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Saratoga
N.Y
Warner Miller
Cleveland
Hill
Fred D. Grant
New York
Jesse Lamer- Oux
James H. Carmichael
Erie
Perry H. Cornell
Tompkins
Nine Million Acres Restored to Settlement
Washington September 16 Acting Commissioner Stockslager issued orders to local land officers to implement Secretary Lamar's directive restoring indemnity lands of the Northern Pacific Railroad to settlement. About 9,000,000 acres are involved.
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Northern Pacific
Washington
Stockslager
Lamar
Northern Prestic Railroad Company
Army of the Tennessee nominates Toledo for next reunion
At the morning session the Army of the Tennessee society approved Toledo as the next reunion site for September 15 and 16, 1888. Gilbert A. Pierce was chosen as the orator with Gen. Smith D. Atkins as alternate, and the report was endorsed.
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Toledo
Gilbert A. Pierce
Detnorr
Micn
Society of the Army of the Tennessee
Toleto
Smith D. Atkins
Yankton Sioux Turmoil Forces Troops to Maintain Order
Information from Yankton Oak Agency reports about thirty Yankton Sioux threaten violence against land surveyors and agents overseeing allotments under the severalty act. The Indian Affairs Commissioner, via the Interior, requested military protection, and the War Department supplied troops to safeguard surveys and enforce agent orders. Two-thirds favor allotments, while the non progressive faction resists coercion, with incidents of raids on surveyors and confiscation of equipment. Most agency Indians remain peaceful.
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Washmeton
Indian Office
Kinney
West
Yankton, Oak. Indian Agency
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Secretary of the Interior
War Department
Fort Randall, Oak
Secretary of War
Mildrew
Department
Sr. Pacw
Yankton, Dak
Yankton
Severalty
Train derailment near Lake Ivanhoe kills four in Midland extension
A construction train on the Aspen extension of the Midland road derailed near Lake Ivanhoe. An engine and two cars carrying iron and 287 track layers overturned burying workers. Four men were killed and sixty-one seriously injured. The engineer and fireman escaped unharmed.
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Leadvill
Con
Aspen
Midland Road
Lake Ivanhoe
Tuttle Charges Against Judge Francis Spark Interstate Probe
A Din Kota in St Paul claims Editor TR Mo Tuttle of the Mandan Daily Pioneer filed charges against Judge Francis of Bismarck with the Interstate Railway Commission. The accusation says the judge used a free pass from the Northern Pacific Railroad in violation of interstate law and public order.
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St. Pawn
Sept
St. Paul
TR. Mo ‘Tuttle
Mandan Daily Pioneer
Francis
Bismarck
Inter-State Railway Commission
Northern Pacific Railroad
Dakota Women's Temperance Union closes session
The Dakota Women’s Christian Union ended its week long session in Hopox Dak with most delegates returning home. Mrs. Graham of Jamestown and Mrs. D S Irvin of McCar Un were chosen as delegates to the national W C T U. Resolutions thanked citizens for hospitality and Mrs Leavitt, supported enforcement of Sabbath laws, backed the Dakota Standard, and urged the prohibition party to reaffirm woman suffrage on the temperance issue.
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Hopox
Dak
Dakota Women’s Christian Union
Graham
Jamestown
D.S. Irvin
McCar UN
Nationaal Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Leavitt
Northern Pacific, Union Pacific report of compromise
A circulated street report claims a compromise between Northern Pacific and Union Pacific factions. President Harris of Northern Pacific declined comment while Union Pacific representatives said no agreement is in place. Henry Villard and L Colby head a committee handling proxies and voting plans for Union Pacific.
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Pacine Ferry
New York
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Harris
Northern Pacific A
Oregon
Canadian Sensation Sir JohnMcDon ald Veto Sparks Rumors of War
Ottawa September 18 Sir John A McDonald premier of Canada says he will enforce his veto power while Norquay vows to fight for his rights. The dispute stirs excitement among troops who expect a call to arms to quell a possible northwest rebellion. Norquay would have support from half breeds and Indians who joined the 1886 uprising.
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John
Norquay
Ottawa
John A. McDonald
Dominion
Arma
Mal Artys Confession From Letter to Wife Appeals for Mercy
Sr. Paul reports a letter from Alliance in which Ried appeals to his wife to divorce and keep their child to avoid prison. He says marriage is the only path to mercy and warns that the baby should be saved from the penitentiary for her sake. The letter is in Judge Hollins's possession.
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Sr. Paul
Ried
Fire destroys five saw mills in Minneapolis
At 7 40 pm a fire broke out at the falls in Minneapolis and spread rapidly, consuming five saw mills. Losses were estimated at Eastman Bovey de Co 260000 Cate and Weeks 860000 Merriman Barrows and Co 60000 C 14 Smith and 300000 McMullond Con Co
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MiInseApols
Eastman Bovey de Co
Cate & Weeks
Merriman, Barrows & Co
Smith
McMullond& Con Co
Brutal murder shocks Caledonia community
A farmer’s illegitimate child is slain by her brother who wrings the infant’s neck, shocking the mother. the crime occurred near Caledonia on Sept 16 with ongoing pursuit by sheriffs. A marriage notice involving Jacob M. McMeeken and Ella M. Sedlelf is cited as causing local gossip and scandal in Coal Harbor.
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Sr. Paul
Caledonia
Mita
Pioneer Press
Clements ‘Thiel
Shriifle
Washburn Times
Jacob M. McMeeken
Ella M. Sedlelf
Coal Harbor
Bismarck
Ceal Harbor
Unclear sports fragment with city names and scores
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Baltimore and New York games with scattered team names and numbers, but the text is garbled and lacks a coherent report or outcome. No clear date or full team identities are recoverable.
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Supreme Court
Foster
Herr Most
Oppiclal
Arbeiter Zeitung
Spies
Anys
Supreme Court of Aliida
Freizite
Union Square
Lingg
Stuttz Zeitung
Pacific
Mr. Oakes
Republecans
Pricadelphia Bestivitees
Procemion
Puiladelpala
Broad
Dauphin
Tve
North Broad Street
Col. A. London Snowdon
Marshall
Delaware River
Lafayette Hotel
Army OF the Tennessee
van Tansel
Insane Asylum Board
Church
Ans
Espane
St. Pal
Oak
Pioneer
Eamond
Powers
Sibley
Wr Londville
Tottle
Arizona
San FuaNctaco
Tucson
Ariz
Southern Pacific
Benson
Wanten Reed
the Temperance Union
Yortuben Pacific
Be Cruslly
Big Sister
Poston
Baltimore
Ate Almen ‘Ork
Metropall
Clevelanit
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