Italian cabinet wishes exhibitors at Chicago World’s Fair luck
Brainerd brief notes that the Italian cabinet offers no financial aid to World’s Fair exhibitors but extends official good wishes.
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Brainerd Dispatch
Location
Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1891
Page
2
Sanity proven after prayer on New York ferry
A woman who offered a public prayer on a New York ferryboat was thought to be lunatic but examinations showed she is sane. The ruling establishes that such a public prayer may occur in the city without arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aim
New York
Women to Outpace Men in Education Says Stat
Fifty six percent of college students are women and nearly two thirds of colleges are co-educational. If trends continue, women in the United States will be better educated than men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Grain yield forecast for South Dakota counties
A bold projection suggests each South Dakota county could average about a million dollars in grain yield this year, totaling over 50 million dollars. While optimistic, the figure invites cautious congratulations if the estimate aligns with actual results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
financier urges renewed international bimetallism push
A prominent American financier says that with heavy gold shipments to Europe, nations are realizing how interdependent they are today. He argues this is a good moment to renew efforts to secure international bimetallism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Cat at Ansonia Chases Robins in Feathered Fracas
A cat in Ansonia Connecticut nabbed a robin but failed to kill a third and caused a commotion. The other robins, drawn by their companion, mobbed the cat and forced it to release the prey and flee in a dramatic street-side scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansonia
Tannan Russell Objects to Draperies During Performance
Tannan Russell refused to sing in a theater until all draperies were removed, believing they harmed acoustics. Critics attribute the stance to her concern for sound, not a general opposition to draperies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tannan Russell
Lillian
Paris Society Introduces Entertainments for Young Mothers
The latest Paris trend centers on entertainments for young mothers where only young married couples are invited. Dances are secondary and square dancing is the sole form allowed. Instead of favors, children’s toys are given and taken home by the young mothers.
Waterville yarn claims vast cloth tent for regional expo
A Waterville based note from last year describes enough cloth to form a tent covering 370 acres and seating all residents of Maine New Hampshire Vermont and Massachusetts with a central ring of 168 acres. Within the ring 84,000 Maine horses could be shown simultaneously without crowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterville
Maine
New Hamshire
Vermont
Massachuetts
Henry Wartrerson Foresees Twin Cities Union Growth
Henry Wartrerson summarizes the situation on a proposed union of St. Paul and Minneapolis. He argues a united city would become a major urban center, potentially ranking second or third after New York and Chicago, with current estimates over 300,600 inhabitants and projected growth to about 750,000 in fifteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wartrerson
Twin Cities
St. Paul
Minneapolis
New York
Chicago
New York Jeweler Tests Electric Door Lock System
A New York jeweler proposes an electric door close and lock that operates with a push button behind the counter and also unlocks the street door. It detains well dressed shoplifters attempting to dash away with trays of jewels, and can lock out suspicious entrants until danger passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Explorer STaNLEY on Darkest Africa and matrimony
A humorous bon mot mocks Stanley as an authority on Darkest Africa while praising married life. The speaker quips that daily life with his spouse has been content and unalloyed happiness, challenging marriage-skeptics with a witty testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Africa
Visiting clergyman in disguise at resort sermon
A summer resort sermon by a clergyman provoked one lady who claimed they had heard the same address years before at her church. He revealed he was the visiting preacher, having since grown a stout frame and full beard that concealed his identity.
Petition to Shah of Persia on reforms sparks arrests
An anonymous petition presented to the Shah requests regulation of national finances, abolition of polygamy, religious freedom and people’s representation in public affairs. Forty members of a politico religious sect known as the Baptiste party were arrested on suspicion of involvement. the Shah calls the document treasonable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persia
Babtiste
Cure for squint with simple spectacles
Iris claims any squint or cast in the eye can be cured without a physician. Use plain glass spectacles with the center of one lens colored black. The eye will straighten itself after days. Children may improve in a week, adults in about a month. Smoked glasses are advised for strong light to strengthen weak eyes and reduce exertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris
Events of a Week. Washington and World Briefs
A compact weekly roundup covers foreign developments in Washington policy and global affairs, plus notable accidental, personal, criminal, and other news of importance. It highlights key actions, outcomes, and rising concerns from government, industry, and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Delegation Seeks Steamship Line Aid and Silk Inquiry
A Washington delegation met Postmaster General Wanamaker to discuss a proposal for a cooperative steamship line from Mobile to Central American ports. The Silk Association of America via secretary Briton Richardson sent a letter to the Treasury secretary alleging a deplorable condition in silk import inspections at the customs house. Washington officials question Archbishop Ireland’s Cape May visit to aid the Catholic bureau and suspect Congressman Marge may have consulted on a related move.
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Wanamaker
Mobile
Ala
Silk Association of America
Briton Richardson
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington
Custom House
Ireland
Cape May
Marge
Dam breaks and storms cause widespread damage across towns
A flood of Williamsport Pa leaves streets two to three feet deep after a dam tear. Fires and explosions occur in multiple states with deaths and injuries. Cheyenne kerosene blaze fatally burns Mrs. John Kurtz as a stove fire worsens. Pleasantville lightning damages a Pennsylvania Express coach. Ashua N Y clowup bursts derail a railroad engine injuring a fireman fatally. Warren Ohio rains kill Ed Caldwell and John Tomason under a tree. Iron Mountain Arkansas wreck injures eight. Chicago child Arthur Thomas dies after a fall from a horse. Portage Pa Berwind mines miners John Church and William Meyers killed by coal fall. Denver Col W S Pollett killed after train strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frevont
Onno
Williamsport
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Austin
Nev
Cheyenne
John Kurtz
Pleasantville
N. J
Pennsylvania Express
Ashua
N. Y
S Dso
Warren
Ohio
Ed Caldwell
John Tomason
Iron Mountain Road
Arkansas
Chicago
Arthur Thomas
Thomas
Berwind
Portage
John Church
William Meyers
Art
Notable deaths and society notices across continents
The death of the duke of Mecklenburg and Count von Motke’s vacant seat in the reichstag are reported along with deaths of novelist Jessie Fothergilt and sugar magnate Frederick Havemeyer. Philadelphia elder Old Pop Reed and Miss Hart plan libel suit. a Duluth & Iron Mountain official’s niece dies en route to Chicago. Chautauqua system head changes announced. Kate Greenfield examined in Teheran. West Virginia Fleming reunion planned. Janssen’s Mount Blanc observatory funded by notable patrons including Bonaparte and Rothschild. Eiffel backs ice tunnel project for Mount Blanc summit exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Mecklenburg
Herr Scuwick
Reichstag
Memel
Count von Motke
Jessie FotHergilt
London
Miss Fothergill
Violin
Frederick C. Havemeyer
Havemeyer
Throggsneck
N. Y
Joan Rotann Reep
Pop” Reed
Roland
Philadelphia
Miss Hart
New York Mail and Express
Boston Herald
M. J. Carpenter
Duluth & Iron Mountain Railroad
Evansville
Janesville
Wis
Chicago
William R. Harrer
Vincent
George E. Vincent
Kate Greenfield
Soujboulek
Persia
Teheran
Flemings
West Virginia
Fleming
Florida
Gov. Fleming
New England
M. Biscuorrsuemm
Prince Roland Bonaparte
Alphonse Rothschild
M. Eiffel
Janssen
Mount Blanc
Proctor Knott’s Cold Ties Up Racing Plans and Baseball
From Chicago to Saratoga the famed gelding Proctor Knott feared sick with a cold that worsened into long liver and may die. In Omaha Joan Prince plans bicycle races with many entries in Wirona. Stillwater’s Mascots challenge Hersey & Bean at the new park on Sunday August 9 for $25 a side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware
Chicago
Saratoga
Proctor Knott
Domepan
Joan
Prince
Omaha
Wirona
Hersey & Bean Baseball Nine
Stillwater
New Park
Austin Grepons
Arene
Gul Tichoben
N.J
Caarman
Louisville
Frank Lrypensterge
Kansas City
Washington Park
Lindensteine
Hattiesburg
Miss
E. S. Eastland
Sebe Pierce
Ring
Pierce
Rail line progress links counties and railroads in Minnesota
An Annapolis dispatch notes a missing rail link near Grand Rapids Minnesota as Duluth and Winnipeg begin track laying northward. The project aims to connect Parmont Halifax and nearby areas. Officials anticipate a Crookston branch development and push the White Oak Point reserve line five to six miles. An armed force was sent to Netdale to guard a Denver line upgrade along a table mountain route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis Dispatch
Ot Counties
Parmont
Denver & Western
Table Mountain
Drowned Workers in Ruhr Crossing at Essen
At Essen Germany fourteen water works employees drowned when the crossing boat capsized on the Ruhr. A tragic accident mars the day for the city and its utility workers amid ongoing river transport woes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essen
Germany
Ruhr
Premiere Mercier
Quebec
Orontes
Grenadier Guards
Bermuda
England
Berlin
Deutsche Bank
Seped Bank
Es- Tae Bureau of American Republics
Honduras
E. W
Nihilist arrests in St Petersburg and Cuba trade totals
Geneva reports St Petersburg police seized twenty six officers, twenty four nihilists, amid czarist resistance. seven nihilists killed, seven escaped. Locar Cuban trade data cover Dec 1 1891 to Jun 30 1891 with US totals of 3 252 132 bags and 465 131 tons, plus boxes and hogsheads from France Spain and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Chicago
Geneva
St. Petersburg
Locar
Cuba
United States
France
Spain
Labor Turnout Sparks Industrial Activity Across States
Furnace No 1 at Cambria Iron Hollidaysburg resumes with 200 workers. Chicago labor warns workers against seeking fair time jobs. Harrisburg says strikers violated association law and must return to work. Boston transit workers join federation as 90 percent of End Street crews expected to join. Duquoin sees 500 coal miners march to oust anti labor agitator. Catasaqua Rolling Mill to reopen with non union staff. fires lit, burgess pledges police protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambria Iron Company
Hollidaysburg
Labor Assembly of Chicago
Chicago
Harrisburg
Weihe
Amalgamated Association
West End Street Railway
Boston
Federation of Labor
Duquoin IL
Tingley House
Robert Cummings
Catasaqua
Allentown
Dying Child Allegedly Poisoned by Parents in Pittsburg Hospital
Five year old Tommy Fay is dying at St Francis Hospital Pittsburg from liquor alleged to have been poured down his throat by his parents. The report notes a likely fatal outcome while detailing the grim family tragedy and hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Fay
St. Francis Hospital
Pittsburg
San Francisco
Richard Kentzel
Anthony Scragge
Scragge
Kentzel
Mixed Industrial and Financial Briefs Across U S Cities
The Buffalo grain fleet arrived with 1.5 million bushels of wheat and 400 thousand of corn. Keystone bank shows 945 thousand dollars in due bills were deposited. Carnegie Phipp Co reports the largest armor plate ingot yet cast in the U S. Anthracite markets in New York meet but do not cut prices. Hunterdon Warren peaches report a large crop. San Francisco sees a bank run but officials insist solvency. A court in San Francisco dissolves an injunction over overhead wires. Missouri erosion threatens a railroad bridge near St Joseph. Lead Trust plans to shrink capital to 30 million with 15 million preferred and 15 million common, plus 3 million in bonds. Wrought Steel Wheel Company of Trenton initializes with 2 million authorized, to produce solid steel railcar wheels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Philadelphia
Keystone Bank
Carnegie
Phipp: Co
Pittsburg
New York
Hunterdon
Warren
N. J
San Francisco
Peoples Home Savings Bank
United States
Hawley
Scannell
Sees Corporation
New Jersey
Wrought Steel Wheel Company
Trenton
William P. Shinn
Smith M. Weed
George W. Bentley
Edward A. Smith
Nicholas W. Nivan
James W. Roach
Camden
A Victim of Circumstances Wins Not the Widow
A humorous anecdote from the Indianapolis Journal about a farm hand who courts a widow with a fertile claim to land. After a sequence of “shakes” and mistaken luck, a tramp preacher arrives and removes the suitor, leaving the man to admit that circumstances were against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Widder
Billy
Indianapolis Journal
Empress of Austria Quietly Treats a Poor Woman
A rumor by La Bon Messager recounts Empress of Austria visiting Dr Meteger in Amsterdam who welcomes all patients to one waiting room. The conversation suggests the empress, in plain attire, plans to dine at an hotel while staff handle duties and rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meteger
Amsterdam
Austria
la Bon Messager
Northwest News Roundup Highlights Local Appointments and Drought Impacts
Joseph L. Meyer becomes Morrison county treasurer replacing the late 8 Stoll. William Donaldson dies at Plainview aged eighty six. North Dakota Elevator Co. builds a 30,000 bushel plant at Hector, total capacity 160,000. Wheat yields scale across farms near Waterville and Kerkhoven amid dry weather signaling a big harvest. Duluth bankers eyed by P. M. and E. D. Graff with large capital plans. A River Falls nude man Hoff man recovering and claiming New Frier friends. Dakota county bond bids favor St Paul Title Insurance. Lake Pepin fish law violations prompt concern. Mrs. Hanson jailed on charges of vice. bond set at 250. Dr. Heath accidentally shot while hunting. Burglary and arson at Wynette. Salvation Army suit against Northfield city for illegal imprisonment. Mankato appoints Bar and Pope delegates for state convention. Swen Nelson drowns in Minnesota river. Minnesota law examiners hold first test in Mankato. Y M C A institutes prepare Northwestern Institute at Lake Minnewaska Aug 4–14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph L. Meyer
Morrison County
Stoll
William Donaldson
C.W. Donaldson
Plainview
Donaldson
Oda
North Dakota Elevator Company
Hector
Philbrick
Waterville
Messrs. P. M
E. D. Graff
Duluth
New York
Graffs
River Falls
Hoffman
New Frier
Minn
Dakota County
St. Paul
P. R. Hanson
Albert Lea
Justice Hall
Aiden
Frank E. Heath
Campbell
James Thomas
Wynette
Isanti County
Princeton
Jacob Campbell
Salvation Army
Northfield
Norton
Frank White
Bullock
Mankato
Swen Nelson
St. Peter Hospital
Minnesota
Jackson County
State Board of Examiners In
Messrs
Snow
Ozman
Knox, Williams and Southworth
W.S. Hammond
Frank Clague
W. R. Geddes
Messrs. McMahon and Collins
Mr. Wilson
Faribault
North Dakota harvest woes and local news highlights
The report covers a serious wound to 10 year old Joseph Amstett in Grand Forks from a repeating rifle shot, a grain shortage due to scarce harvest hands, hail damage near Ardock, a county jail project at Forman, a missing Hunter druggist linked to liquor sales, Bishop Shanley’s confirmation in Devil’s Lake, strong crop yields in Oakes, a pair of Minneapolis men canoeing 1200 miles to Grand Forks, and interest from capitalists in Dickinson clay beds with Professor Babcock analyzing terra cotta potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Amstett
N. Amstett
Grand Forks
Forman
Ardock
Oakes
W. H. Dewey
Charles F. Baker
Minneapolis
Mississippi
Minnesota
Big Stone Lake
Big Stone
Traverse Lakes
Wahpeton
Red River
Dickinson
E. J. Babcock
The
State University
New Jersey Potteries
Mississippi River
South Dakota Briefs and Local Notes 1891
Deb Howey, labeled a rapist, was bound over at Vermillion to await grand jury action. Judge Andrews of the Third circuit plans to resign due to ill health. The South Dakota Teachers association selected Mitchell as next meeting site for December 29 to 31, 1891. Mrs Minnie C Barrows of Aberdeen appointed matron of the Indian school at Kewaunee Wisconsin and left for the post. Fire destroyed the Chicago and Northwestern freight depot at Huron, with losses to the building and contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deb Howey
Vermillion
Watertown
Andrews
Third Judicial Circuit
South Dakota Teacher’s Association
Mitchell
Minnie C. Barrows
Aberdeen
Indian School
Kewaunee
Wis
Chicago, & Northwestern Railroad
Huron
Northwestern gains control of Gettysburg and Forest City lines
Aberdeen reports Northwestern has secured control of the Gettysburg and Forest City railway and will operate it linked with its Gettysburg line. Theodore Reder, a Rapid City saw mill owner, reports a burglary at his hillside stable with two horses and two saddles stolen. He suspects Reddy Lightfoot and Mell McDougall, newly freed inmates, as the thieves and thinks they may have crossed into Wyoming or Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Northwestern
Gettysburg & Forest City
Gettysburg
Theodore Reder
Rapid City
Reder
Reddy Lightfoot
Mell McDougall
Deadwood
Wyoming
Montana
Lumber trade ties Bayfield to Chicago in $60000 deal
Bayfield lumberman N Bowton sold five million feet of lumber to Z B Barker of Chicago, a transaction totaling $60,000. The case hints at broader timber trade links between Wisconsin and Illinois amid regional business activity.
Iowa News Roundup: Accidents, Disease and Foreclosures
Iowa reports include Nicholas killed after an electric car incident in Dubuque, and Otto Beymer dies from a tree limb accident near Alton. Grasshoppers threaten oats near Waterloo, cattle sickness spreads in Palo Alto Emmet Kossuth counties, and a 19 year old Des Moines man, Newton E. Cameron, dies by his own hand. A. Y. McDonald of Dubuque dies of paralysis linked to a past wound. a blackleg outbreak affects cattle west of Lyons. Foreclosure against Dubuque Lumber bonds $30,000. Mrs Wentworth of Secor is confined after wandering toward Chicago, with sheriff’s transporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas
Dubuque
Otto Beymer
Alton
Eymer
Waterloo
Palo Alto
Emmet
Kossuth
M. Stalker
E. E. Sawyer
Newton E. Cameron
Mrs. Gibson
West Thirteenth Street
Des Moines
A. Y. McDonald
Nam
Iowa
Lyons
Lyon County
Dubuque Lumber Company
C. W. Robinson
M. H. More
J. D
Black River Falls
Wis
Ingenious First Kiss Tale From Detroit Free Press
A true story from Detroit Free Press recounts a suitor who sought a kiss, faced sharp resistance, and after a fearsome scream drew the attention of the whole family. The girl claimed a mouse caused the distraction, while the misfire led to an awkward kiss sequence and a wary reaction from parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Warlike Feud Ends in Slaughter on Lock Moore Camp Line
Reports from Hovstox Texas describe an armed clash on the Lock Moore tramway near West Lake La on August 5. Nine men died and sixteen were wounded as the Redbones led by Marion Markle and Lee Perkins fought the Ashworth led gang including Morris and Ward. Additional killings and mass looting followed as cattlemen sought to drive out marauders, with casualties among both sides and fear of further trouble along the Calcasieu Vernon and Shreveport line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hovstox
Tex
Westlake
Louisiana
Texas
Ashworth
Morris
Ainworth
Ward
Jesse Dyson
Joe Ward
White
T. T. Swan
Jessee Dyson
Lee Perkins
Andrew Schworth
Owen Ashworth
Marion
Redbones
Dupree Lacomb
Lacomb
Calicasieu, Vernon & Shreveport
T. T. Owen
Calicasieu
Lock, Moore & Co
New York Editors Indicted Over Sing Sing E executions
Grand jury indicted seven metropolitan newspapers for publishing electrocution accounts at Sing Sing. Papers named include World editor Joseph Pulitzer, Morning Advertiser J A Cockerill, Morning Journal A H Hoeckley, Sun William M Laffan, Press Bradford Merdill, Recorder G M Turner, Times C K Miller, and Herald and Daily News previously indicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grand Jury
Sing Sinz
J. A. Cockerill
The
Morning Advertiser
A. H. Hoeckley
the Morning Journal
William M. Laffan
the Sun
Bradford Merdill
the Press
G. M. Turner
the Recorder
C. K. Miller
the Times
the Herald and
Daily News
Clay County Delegates Appointed for World’s Fair Convention
Moorhead Minn August 5 The city council last evening appointed Daniel Titus and T C Kurtz delegates from Moorhead to the world’s fair convention at St Paul August 13 The chairman of the board of county commissioners has appointed Senator R M Probstfield and A T Austin delegates at large to represent Clay county at said convention
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay County
Moorhead
Minn
Daniel Titus
T. C. Kurtz
St. Paul
Board of County Commissioners
R. M. Probstfield
A. T. Austin
Montana Editors' Outing Plans Through Salt Lake
The Montana State Press association will travel to Salt Lake City on Sept 4, spend two days there, then continue to Denver. The business meeting will occur on the train to ensure attendance, with expectations of the largest gathering in the association’s history per secretary N. Yerker of Bozeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Hevexa
Mont
Montana State Press Association
Salt Lake
Utah
Denver
N. Yerker
Bozeman
Watertown land office turmoil continues in Washington
Washington telegram reports ongoing trouble at the Watertown land office despite Senator Pettigrew’s efforts. Receiver Carpenter accuses Register Williams of insulting attorneys and raising loud during trials. Carter may wait for patron requests before Adams Williams replacement. officials warn further delays could force action.
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Washineton
Watertown
Pettigrew
Carpenter
Carter
Register Williams
Williams
Homeland
Mellette
Fraud Charged in Howell’s Alleged Asset Scheme
Curcaco Aug 5 The North Wisconsin Lumber Co of Hayward Wis filed in county court to declare the acts of S R Howell as a voluntary assignment. It claims Howell insolvent at 1570 000 with assets 1500 000 and that an unrecorded assignment to First National Bank was used to secure credit and divert assets to himself. Bank sale notice issued. judge grants Howell citation to answer and enjoins bank from disposing of property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curcaco
North Wisconsin Lumber Company
Hayward
Wis
S. R. Howell
Howell
First National Bank
Beates
Montana to Exhibit Resources at World’s Fair
Helena special says Montana board of managers for the world’s fair elected Hon. William M. Bickford of Missoula as executive commissioner. Judge Stephen De Wolfe of Butte presides. J. G. Ramsey of Glendive is secretary. Counties will prepare exhibits to be arranged by the state commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Bickford
Chicago
The Markets Grain and feed prices across regions
Cuiiaco and St Paul report steady or varied quotes for flour wheat corn oats rye barley and flax seed with ranges for No 2 spring No 2 red No 1 hard and No 1 northern wheat and corn meal and bran and shorts prices listed for ground feed and millstuff includes hay potatoes and various oats and barley grades across locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuiiaco
St Paur
Upland
Timothy
Tim
Doe
Jealousy's Victims: Kansan Kills Wife and Infant then Suicide
Severance Kansas August 5 Samuel Freeman a farmer shot and killed his wife and their two year old son then killed himself after his wife accused him of misconduct. Authorities say jealousy of his younger wife sparked the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severance
Kan
Samuel Freeman
Freeman
Stolen Papers Recovered Near Bradenon Wis
A stranger left notes mortgages and papers valued at 30000 with City Attorney Mengie for examination claiming a $30 loan to a Milwaukee man posing as an agent of Erastus Shayer of Brandon Vermont. Mengie learned the documents were stolen from a Rock Island train and forwarded them to banker Mr Thayer after corresponding with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bexort
Wis
Mengie
Milwaukee
Erastus ‘Shayer
Brandon
Menzie
Thayer
Rock Island Road
Dr Price’s Cream Baking Powder Promises Consistent Results
The advertisement touts Dr Price’s Cream Baking Powder as dependable and uniform due to chemist-tested ingredients and strict quality control. It claims no ammonia or alum adulterants, and asserts only powder containing egg white, delivering moist, sweet bread, biscuits, pastries, and cakes.
Supreme court likely to rule on Dupre case over Louisiana lottery act
The San Francisco Examiner notes that the fall term will address George W. Dupre of the New Orleans States. It argues the Louisiana lottery act seeks to override state authority and press liberty, warning the post office powers threaten free press and lawful local discretion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the United States
George W. Dupre
New Orleans States
The
San Francisco Examiner
Dupre
Mr. Dupre
Louisiana State ‘Ottery Company
Sam
Louisiana
Post Office Department
Law of the Land
Supreme Court
United States
Louisana
Star Chamber
Ress
Louisiana State Lottery Company
Beauregard
Karly
Simaster
State of
Supreme Court of
Maine
California
Connecticut
Congress
Buchanan
Daniel Webster
Surene Court of the
General Scott
Washington
Scott
Mexico
A Slave's Revenge in Martinique and Hayti
A vivid report from St. Louis Post-Dispatch recounts a brutal tale of vengeance among enslaved people in Martinique and Hayti. A whipped slave tracks a venomous fer de lance to kill the planter's daughter by sneaking a snake into her bed, then the mate finishes the act, leaving the planter bereft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayti
Martinique
Martinque
Guinea
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Novelty in Simple Addition Captures Mathematical Readers
A brief note introduces a simple additive curiosity that may intrigue mathematicians. It highlights an easy trick or pattern in adding numbers and invites readers to explore its implications and potential applications.
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Pueblo
W. C. Barker
Bruce Venus
Venus
Barker
Buffalo
Royal
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Northwestern States
Wisconsin
North and
Nutshell
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N. Bowton
Bayfield
Z. B. Barker
Henry Emder
Emder
Knight
H. Knight
Durand
Chippewa Falls Manufacturing Company
Lake Superior
Ashland
Beaver Bay
John C. Spooner
State University of Wisconsin
Law
Spooner
Hudson
Board of Education of
Chippewa Falls
Elisha Kinney
West Salem
Fred Myers
Batavian Bank
la Crosse
Burlington
Wentworth
Secor
Eldora
Marshalltown
Meader
Dr. Price
San Francisco “Examiner
United States Supreme Court
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