Looks Bad for Dems and Political Revelations
An array of political rumors centers on ex Representative Wilson of Shelbyville reporting that the Democratic Party faces dissolution per Senator Hill. Bland drafts a tree coinage bill to push through both houses, aiming to modify Sherman law and gain Cleveland favor. Also reported are a Crow agent shooting incident near Hevena and various weather and crime notes across Montana and Illinois communities.
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Ranapouts
Wilson
Shelbyville
Senator Hill
Washington
Democratic Party
Aore Atraite
Hill
South
Congreeman Bland
Cleveland
Blatchford's Successor Named in U S Nominations
The president sent to the senate nominations for W. B. Hornblower of New York as associate justice to replace the late Same Blatchford. James J. Van Alen of Rhode Island as ambassador to Italy. William J. Baxter as naval constructor. Abram Frakes of Kansas as land office registrar at Wakeeney. Allen B. Briscoe as receiver of public moneys at Wakeeney plus 26 postmaster recess appointments. Also James A. Nowell of Minnesota named chief of division in the second auditor's office.
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B. Hornblower
Wassaxnton
Senate
W. B. Hornblower
New York
Supreme Court of the United States
Same Blatchford
James J. van Alen
Rhode Island
Italy
William J. Baxter
Navy
Abram Frakes
Kansas
Wakesney
Kan
Allen B. Briscoe
Wakeenay
Money Recovered In Major Railroad Robbery Probe
In Hancock Michigan on September 20, authorities report $400 of the $70,000 stolen from the Mineral Range railroad train has been recovered at Marquette. La Liberte transported the trunk, linked to Mrs Chelliew, through Hancock and Houghton, then to Corbellie’s Marquette shipment. Seven more arrests are expected in Marquette and Hancock, with Jack Kehoe likely rearrested. The robbery is traced to Frankie McDonald’s Houghton dive with Butler named as originator. Examination postponed to Friday.
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Hascock
Mid
Mineral Range
Marquette
la Liberte
Hancock
Houghton
King
Corbellie
East Houghton
Jack Chelliew
Marghette
Shea
Marquetta
Butler
Memphis
Tenn
Traveling con man impersonates auditor in Minn towns
A swindler using the name A H Cunningham posed as the American Express auditor and visited small stations on the Chicago and North Western Railway. He pressured station agents to hand over funds, obtaining 160 dollars from Utica Minnesota and smaller sums at Stockton and other stops. He also took a blank money order book at Byron, but the numbers render it useless. He likely heads toward Easota as police approach.
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Wixowa
Minn
A. H. Cunningham
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
American Express Company
Utica
Stockston
Byron
Easota
Aate Pees
Engineer Knapp Dying After Lake Shore Train Robbery
Kendallville Indiana September 10 engineer Knapp who was shot during the Lake Shore train robbery at Keraler is lying in Kendallville and is very much worse and in danger of death.
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Ineer Knapp
KenpallVille
Ind
Engineer Knapp
Lake Shore
Keraler
Kendallville
Senate committee backs land office conflict rule
The senate committee on public lands law favors reporting a bill that prevents registers and receivers of public land offices from hearing cases in which they have a conflict. If a conflict exists, the land office commissioner will appoint a substitute. Republicans warn of ongoing policy disagreements and coordinated action on key issues.
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WaAsnixatox
Senate Committee On Public Lands Law
Public Land Offices
General Land Office
Parliament of Religions Opens with Broad Debate and Sermons
In Cuicano and Nashville the Parliament of Religions draws wide attention as speakers including Max Muller and Hayeis address topics such as tolerance and the place of religion in society. Other items note Polk remains interred, a typhoid outbreak near Virginia, grain and ore shipments from Duluth, and a London warning about American forgers.
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Cuicano
Joseph Cook
P. Hanson
Art Institute
Hall of
Washington
Max Muller
H. R. Hayeis
London
Morrell McKengie
Minus Tshoraz
Persia
A. D. Bruce
Glasgow
Toleraton
Mueller
Haweiss
Bruce
Sylvester Scovel
Congress of the Society of Friends of the
Evangelical Association of North America
The
Evangelical Church
Disgusted Boomers Flood Back From Cherokee Strip
Kansas City reports the mass retreat of disconsolate boomers from the Cherokee strip after the failed land rush. Yellow fever remains widespread in Brunswick Georgia as an epidemic is declared. Survivors describe dusty journeys home and blame registration booth mismanagement and speculative profiteering for the tragedy and displacement.
Epidemic Declared As Eleven New Yellow Fever Cases in Brunswick
At a Brunswick board of health meeting Colonel Goodyear announced eleven new yellow fever cases and an epidemic. Residents panicked and rushed to the trains fearing depopulation of the town amid appeals for aid to the poor.
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Brunswick
Bronswick
Colonel Goodyear
Board of Health
Nine Die After Big Four Train Collision Near Kikakee
Nine killed and many injured in a crash when Big Four passenger No 45 rear-ended the stopped front section 10 miles north of Kikakee. First section consisted of Ohio and Mississippi and two chair cars. rescue teams rushed to Manteno and Kankakee. Officials suspect a defective locomotive caused the stop and a failed flagman retreat led to the disaster.
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Kankakee
Manteno
Murder Report From Texas Town Details Birton Slaying
Vincignan and adjoining cues in Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio. The bodies were badly mutilated and unrecognizable. Only two of the entire list of killed could be identified. Murdered in Texas Hitsporo Tex Sept 20 William E Birton who gave his home as Minneapolis was murdered in cold blood at 4m in his place of business here. He has no relatives known to the people here and leaves a handsome estate consisting of cash, goods and valuable papers.
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Fargo
Fanno
Northern Pacific
Amenis
Vincignan
Indiana
Kentucky
Ohio
Texas
Hitsporo
Tex
William E. Birton
Minneneapolis
Telegraphic Brevities From the World
Stockholm denies Sweden will join the triple alliance. The Valkyrie sighted. will be in port soon. Dr Henry B Millard of New York died in Paris of typhoid fever. San Francisco street railways consolidate with 1600000 capital. Burglars steal silver from M Ninonaire Crocker of Larchmont NJ. Lane Theological seminary lacks faculty. Rev E D Morris resigned. J B Lieb died in Baltimore. Brotherhood of St Andrew to hold next international convention in Washington. George A B Gray set world shot put record at Chicago AAU games. Eric O Van Brocklin sentenced to Auburn prison for fictitious pay. Camp Release monument plans to General Andrews by Oct 15. Cholera adds six cases and three deaths in Buna Pest. Galicia reports 45 cases and 11 deaths. two deaths at Holl. Arthur Lorentz, 8, dies after accidental pistol discharge at Fort Snelling. operation fails.
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Sweden
Spain
Henry B. Millard
New York
Paria
San Francisco
Nonaire
Thomas Crocker
Larchmont
N. J
Lane Theological Seminary
E. D. Morris
J. 8. Lieb
Northern Central Railway Company
Baltimore
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Detroit
Washington
Amateur Athletic Union
Chicago
George AB
Gray
Eric O. van Brocklin
Buffalo Board of Fire Commissioners
Auburn
Atate
Minnesota
Sibley
C. ©. Andrews
Buia
Pest
Galicia
Holl
Arthur Lorentz
Fort Snelling
Hanged a Sooner in Cherokee Strip Dodge Lynch Offer
Asa oumans of Carthage Missouri was the first to dodge Lynch in the Cherokee strip. He was a sooner and settlers hanged him to a tree at Chick asks near Blackwell.
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Arkansas City
Kan
Asa ¥Oumans
Carthage
Lynch
Chick+ asks
Blackwell
Market Prices at Paul Union Stock Yards 1950
Fragmentary market note from Paul Union Stock Yards Sootx Street Pennsylvania dated September 1950. Mentions cattle hogs calves and grains with scattered figures and items like feeders and hogs. Text is incomplete but indicates price movements and regular market terms.
Chicago Live Stock and Grain Prices Sept 1833
Market notes show cattle and hogs mixed. cattle prices posted higher while hogs steady to firm. Sheep and light stock weak. packing demand noted. Grain and provisions quotes include WHEAT December 72.440, CORN December 44.0, LARD September 4.00, with extensive dated price listings and opening prices in Chicago.
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Fier Dee Pomc
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