Reading abilities among Indians and German land allocations
Brainerd dispatch reports estimates that over 23,000 Indians in the United States can read English and more than 10,000 read Indian languages. It also lists forest area returns for German states: Prussia six million acres, Bavaria 2,800,000, Württemberg 470,000, Saxony 416,000, and Baden 235,000 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
Prussia
Bavaria
Waurtemberg
Saxony
Baden
Salton Sea Persists Despite Enormous Evaporation
Recent reports from the Salton Sea in the Colorado Desert indicate no marked reduction in water level despite enormous evaporation, and observers believe the sea seems to have come to stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salton Sea
Colorado Desert
New York Bride Refuses Husband Over Glass Eye
A New York bride refuses to live with her husband after learning he wears a glass eye. The incident illustrates how a spouse’s blind side can affect family peace and harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Louisiana Molasses Boom Sparks Rail Shipping Crunch
Producers say molasses output in Louisiana is so large that buying barrels for shipment is uneconomical. Plans are underway to burn the molasses mixed with another substance to conserve coal and transport the product more cheaply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Costs of life and death in the United States
A commentator breaks down life events as costs, estimating birth expenses at 250 million dollars per year for the nation, marriage at 300 million, and burial at 75 million, illustrating the economic footprint of living and dying.
Tur Empire Leader Prefers Ballet Dancers With Less Clothing
Tur Emperor William shows little interest in rivals and chooses ballet girls with minimal attire. He dislikes excessive clothing and keeps his focus on the stage rather than international matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur
William
Criticisms of European Female Models by Critics
A fragment notes critics’ vintage view of European models. It claims the French are undersized with bad shoulders, Germans lack classic faces and have broad hips, Italians are not well rounded, English are too tall, and Spaniards are anatomically deficient.
Smallest Locomotive Built by Pennsylvania Machinist
Winliam Jacobs of Mecklenburg Township, Pa., has built the world's smallest locomotive. It weighs one and a quarter pounds and is a fragment of an eight day clock. A miniature railway track circles the dial and the tiny engine runs every five minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winliam
Jacobs
Mecklenburg Township
Dispatch loss blamed on captain’s risky sailing style
Tris charged that the loss of the United States steamer Dispatch resulted from the commander’s excessive smartness. He habitually showed how near to the breakers he could sail without grounding and pushed too far, nearly risking his commission as a naval officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tris
United States
Dispatch
Boston's crooked streets born from early paths and pastures
Two hundred sixty one years ago Boston formed from settlers on the Charles River peninsula where wandering cows created trails that grew into roads and streets. In Roxbury Dorchester and newer districts streets remain broad and straight, while the city center holds misdirections that can baffle a newcomer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charles
Roxbury
Dorchester
Moon photographs and egg shaped moon claim debated
A recent writer argues that full moon photos showing an egg shaped appearance prove the moon is not a globe. He says gravity would form a globe, while Earth’s constant pull would draw surface matter toward the Earth, bending the moon’s shape at all times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Moon
Extraordinary San Quentin Conspiracy Aims To Free 1400
A California prison plot at San Quentin sought the release of 1,400 convicts. Authorities report dynamite and arms are concealed within the wall, and prisoners’ access to papers and inter-prison conversations aided the plan. The article contrasts conditions with other facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California State Prison
San Quentin
New York Tribune
Sing Sing
Auburn
Moyamensing
A Poor Smoker and Napoleons Pipe Misadventure
The Persian ambassador gifted Napoleon a grand Oriental pipe. After being shown how to use it, he inhaled a mouthful of smoke that escaped through his nose, nearly blinding him. He exclaimed that it was an abomination and abandoned further attempts for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Constant
Global Happenings This Week in Stamp of History
A roundup highlights the Indian Commissioner's education instructions and a new Pueblo site commission appointee Leopold Markbreit replacing Charles McCoy. New Mexico governor urges statehood with remarks on schools irrigation climate and agriculture. Brazil creates two US consular districts in San Francisco and New Orleans with Chermont and Cardosa de Olivria named consuls. Gen Kaxtz reports rising settlerIndian tensions in the Kootenai river region and warns repeated conflicts loom with railroad expansion ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MorGan
Crounse
Leopold Markbreit
Cincinnati
Pueblo Site Commission
Charles McCoy
New Mexico
Washington
Ohe
United States
San Francisco
California
New Orleans
Louisiana
Epamdondos Leite Chermont
Jose Mancel Cardosa de Olivria
Brie
A. V. Kaxtz
Department of the Columbia
War Department
Kootenai River
Kautz
Great Northern Railroad
Notable Figures in Transit and Health News
About People reports several brief items: Canovas Dex Castilo, the Spanish statesman, has improved enough to leave his bed while Private Secretary Hal forn remains anxiously ill. Benedictine elder Brotherk Andreas Dixper dies at St. Vincent's Monastery near Latrobe aged 79. Cartes Bismam of New York returns to London with his wife after marrying Minister Lincoln's daughter. Isham couple plan America-bound travel at month’s end. Herman Mackworth of Cincinnati contests John Manson will in San Francisco, naming J. T. Hill of near San Jose as wealth heir. Lida Patterson, Sarah and Agnes Miller, and Edward Schmede claim legitimacy. Also two leading English women arrive in New York: Lady Henry Somerset and Hannah Whitall Smith, signaling a White Ribbon movement push toward Boston for the World and National WCTU conventions November 10 to 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canovas Dex Castilo
Halforn
Brotherk Andreas Dixper
United States
St. Vincent's Monastery
Latrobe
Cartes Bismam
New York
Lincoln
London
Ventor
Isham
America
Herman Mackworth
Cincinnati
John Manson
San Francisco
J. T. Hill
San Jose
Cal
Lida Patterson
Sarah
Agnes Miller
Edward Schmede
Manson
England
Henry Somerset
British Woman's Temperance Association
Hannah Whitall Smith
Boston
Fires Destroy Hotel and Stores in Tonawanda
A major blaze in Tonawanda New York consumed the American hotel and several stores causing losses estimated at 150000 with half covered by insurance. Six sleeping in a car near Eustic City Alabama were injured when a powder explosion killed four of them. A heavy storm wrecked ships off Great Britain and their crews perished. An explosion in a locomotive boiler at South St. Paul injured eleven men, some fatally. Wannamaker’s Cape May Point cottage yard lost the front brick wall and three feet of beach. Mary McLaughlin was fatally injured near Batavia New York after leaving a train sleeper en route to Bay City Michigan. The train carrying Mr and Mrs Henry M Stanley and Mrs Tennant wrecked at Caravigno Italy while the party traveled to Australia for the explorer’s lecture, narrowly escaping death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonawanda
N. Y
Eustic City
Ala
Great Britain
South
St. Paul
Wannamaker
Cape May Point Cottage Yard
Mary McLaughlin
Bay City
Mich
Batavia N. Y
Henry M. Stanley
Tennant
Stanley
Caravigno
Italy
Australia
Explorer
Surviving Stabbings and Mob Justice Across Nation
Reports detail brutal assaults in Minnesota and Virginia, lynching in Norfolk, a wife murder in Scranton, and a suicide in New Hampshire. The era’s unrest surfaces in Jamaica? No. It cites attempted robberies in Montana and Kentucky, bank heists in Nebraska, Mafia-linked assassinations in New Orleans, and a sensational Denver abortion case verdict.
Foreign Nuggets From The Global Scene
A collage of brief international items notes two cyclone strikes on Atlantic steamers Umbria and Victoria Austra, fears of a renewed smallpox outbreak in Montreat, a denied assassination attempt on Premier Mercier, opposition to Mexico’s new tariff, shifting Sino European ministerial ties, a massive Belgian candle factory fire causing heavy losses, and political exiles in France. Also reports Mrs Paynell’s continued frail health after her husband’s death and Vienna police linking a Cracow man to a Bohemia outrage, with English envoy comments to the Porte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Gare
Montreat
Mercier
Quebec
Societe de Anonyme
Harem
Bois le Duc
Belgium
Cocatel
M. Brissox
French
Chamber of Deputies
M. Tar
Paynell
Rosentharaij
Bohemia
Iecxp
England
Porte
Ves
War clouds rise as San Salvador shows belligerent stance
A passenger reports San Salvador ready to go to war with neighbors but avoids overt acts. Reports say San Salvador recently acquired large field guns of German type. In Russia, peasants starve. the government buys corn to feed the winter-suffering Volga districts. Fifty-five thousand have passed through Tainien seeking sustenance amid cold and fuel shortages. An assassination attempt on Nicaragua’s President Sacasa by palace guard corporal Carlos Perez ends in arrest and imminent court martial. Chinese minister to Germany travels to St. Petersburg after Pekin orders amid Russian incursions into Pamir, with China and England coordinating actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Panama
San Francisco
San Salvador
Volga
Carlos Perez
Sacasa
Nicaragua
Perez
Anager
Russia
Peme
Tainien
Germany
St. Petersburg
Berlin
Pekin
Pamir
China
England
Labor Circles and Unions See Wages Cut and Leadership
The National Laundrymen's association meets in St. Louis for its eighth annual session with W. H. Gantock of Cleveland elected president. Andrew Carnegie has cut wages in his steel works up to 60 percent. The next convention is planned for New York in 1892. The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen re-elected S. E. Wilkinson as grandmaster and P. H. Morrisey as first grand master with W. A. Sheahan as grand secretary treasurer. Several trade unions of cutters plan a united stand against the use of convicts in their trade in North America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
W. H. Gantock
Cleveland
National Laundrymen’s Association
St. Louis
New York
Tae Brotherhood of Railway
S. E. Wilkinson
P. H. Morrissey
W. A. Sheahan
Granite Cutters’ National Union
Marble Cutters’ National Union
Journeymen Freestone Cutters’ National Union
Journeymen Stone Cutters’ Association of North America
Dwyer Stable Tops Earnings and Lexington Sale Highlights
The Dwyer stable led this season with the highest earnings at $175,000. Lexington sale results at Woodard & Shanklin show 20 horses bringing $24,455, an $873 average, while 16 horses sold for $500 and above. Ragimund, owned by the duke of Beaufort, won the Newmarket Czarowitch stakes for three-year-olds and up over two miles two furlongs and 35 yards, in the major English sporting event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwyer
Lexington
Woodard & Shanklin
Woodward Shanklin
Newmarket
Duke of Beaufort
Ragimund
Multiple Rail and Oil Market Moves Across the West
Portland foreclosures. Farmers' Loan sues Oregon & Washington. Great Northern may not follow Milwaukee on tickets. Texas & Pacific cuts cotton rates. Santa Fe and Frisco respond. Pullman Palace Car stock to rise to 30 million. Western Traffic circular enables rate divisions amid three I's problem. San Francisco court dismisses patent claim on ore cars. Standard Oil loses injunction on Whittier Fuller Co haul. Judge Hawley rules cars not patented. free use allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrr
Portland, Or
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company of New York
Oregon & Washington
Great Northern
Milwaukee Road
Texas & Pacific
Santa Fe
Frisco
George M. Pottmay
Pullman Palace Car Company
Cuartman Walker
Board of Commissioners
Western Traffic Association
Joint
Josper Hawier
United States
San Francisco
Standard Oil Company
Southern Pacific
Whittier, Fuller & Co
Southern Pacific Company
Hawley
World news notes and political moves of 1896 era
Pennsylvania senate starts inquiry session while Crevecano speaks in Brooklyn. Chicago plans a 1120 foot tower for the world’s fair by Andrew Carnegie. Pan Republic Congress meets in Omaha on April 10 after Philadelphia session. US Warehousemen form in Chicago. NY port receipts for first ten days of October reach 2 654 558. enslaved age figures show 7 992 042. Belknap nominated for Michigan Fifth district vacancy after Ford’s death. San Juan arrives from Panama with no Chilean refugees. NY and NJ Bridge Companies merge with $60 million consolidation bond plan. Belgian syndicate buys 150 acres in Kentucky including Cumberland Valley plants. Snake Hill residents fear leprosy from a visiting Chinaman. Cleveland gas price cut contested in court. World’s Fair board discusses expenses. $5 million loan bill to be addressed. publicity department to stay. Lips sets machine composition record at 47 900 cms in eight hours. PA investigators press state officers inquiry. editors admit paying commissions for ads. Sabbatarians of Pittsburgh vow anti Sunday papers war. strict enforcement by Law and Order leader Wishart after midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State Senate
Crevecano
Brooklyn
St. Paul
Chcaco
Andrew Carnegie
Pan-Republic Congress Committee
Philadelphia
Omaha
United States Warehousemen’s Association
United States
Chicago
New York
Charles E. Belknap
Melbourne H. Ford
Michigan
San Juan
Crane
San Francisco
Panama
Tue
New Jersey Bridge Companies
Sto
Kentucky
Cumberland Valley Colliery Company
Pineville
Snake Hill
Harrison
N. J
Cleveland
Ohio
United States Circuit Court
Board of Control of the World’s Fair
Board of Conference and Control
Department of Publicity and Promotion
F. J. Lips
Morganthaier
Toledo
Pus
Pennsylvania
Sabbatsrian Society
Pittsburg
Wishast
Law and Order Society
Sreene Se Ilors
Northwest States News In A Nutshell Across Minnesota And Beyond
Minnesota Wisconsin North Dakota and South Dakota items recap regional headlines. Notable events include political developments weather notes and local updates spanning multiple states with concise summaries and brief mentions of involved communities and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Towa
North and
South Dakota
Minnesota incidents and deaths across towns in brief
Minnesota notes report accidents and crimes from Rochester Hutchinson Zumbrota and other towns. fatalities include Gustave Kreuger crushed by a boulder and Gottlieb Farney killed after a wagon fall. injuries to George Annis and Erick Swanson. resignations include pastors Herron Gale and Squire. burglaries in Barnesville. legal actions in Winona and royalton. wolves attack Kanabec county. electric street railway in St. Cloud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gustave Kreuger
Rochester
Frank Rice
Hutchinson
George Annis
George D. Herron
Lake City
Gottlieb Farney
Montivideo
Edmund Gale
Faribault
F. N
Peter Hanson
Duluth
Kanabec
William Campbell
Nelson Lumber Company
Cloquet
Julius Anderson
Winona
American Express
Anderson
Waupun
Wigs
Erick Swanson
Royalton
Mankato
Willard
Northwest Thompson-Houston Company
St. Paul
St. Cloud
Robbie Burker
Northern Pacific
Joseph Uhl
Dover
Uhl
Charles Miller
Miller
John Hughes
Hastings
Guy Treasury
Theodore Schubert
Union House
Minneapolis
Aleck Johnson
Anton Smith
Mora
James Cameron
Johnson
Cameron
Soudon
South Dakota to build two sugar beet factories in Aberdeen
Reports cite plans for two sugar beet factories in South Dakota with one to be built at Aberdeen. Other items note Waters bound over on mule theft charges from Mrs. Streitner, and various local incidents including a fatal drowning, a fire, stabbings, and a rape case bound over for grand jury. The Sioux outbreak is downplayed by interpreter Benoist, land patents to the state for university use, and a broom plant for Chamberlain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Aberdeen
Waters
Miller
Streitner
Wim. Benoist
Mitchell
Sandborn County
Cleven
Cloquet
Stillwater
Christian Burkhardt
Willow River
St. Croix County
Wis
French
Frank Dade
Hoboes
Front Street
Barnesville
Dade
Hastings
Neb
Northfield
James Dennison
Rondell Township
Arberdeen
W. H. Waters
Ober
Chamberlain
Sioux Falls
New York
Blaine
Charles E. Bowman
Henrietta Bratton
Dell Rapids
Mary
Cole
Wisconsin
Webster
Bisbee Septuagenarian Henry Good Dies by Own Action
Finnish native Hongola killed in runaway 9 Lakota. Edgar W. Camp named United States district attorney for North Dakota. Mrs. Simon Owen of Cooperstown dies on train en route to Minneapolis for cancer treatment. Reliable information from Emmons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Good
Hongola
Edgar W. Camp
North Dakota
Simon Owen
Cooperstown
Minneapolis
Emmons
Prairie fires losses cited. council mulls Fargo street railway
County records show lower prairie fire losses with George Johnson and son as only confirmed victims near Holland settlement. Fargo voters consider a 40 000 bond replacement for water works as the Thompson Houston firm backs Moorhead franchise. few cast ballots. East Herrick Emmons auditor found dead. two candidates for Devils Lake district commissioner. Juergens city nominee. Mary Olson disappears with Manly Benedict. two children left with a neighbor. Devils Lake notes report geese shooting as major local entertainment with hundreds of hunters and a dramatic tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Johnson
Holland
Fargo Council
Thompson- Houston Company
Moorhead
Fargo
E. T. Herrick
Emmons County
Williamsport
Michigan
Devil’s Lake
Joseph Graham
George Juergens
Board of Commissioners
Juergens
Mary Olson
Ellendale
Manly Benedict
Devils Lake
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Sweetwater
Wisconsin News Roundup of Crimes and Disasters
Charles Beil receives one year for La Crosse robbery and Whisky Jim remains at large. Diphtheria erupts in Madison while efforts to stamp it out intensify. A Kaukauna child is assaulted by a tramp amid a mob pursuit. Burglars plunder Eau Claire homes. Marinette fire destroys 69000 feet of lumber for Perley Lowe Co. William Campbell injured in a horse accident. Madison hook and ladder team runaway wrecks truck. Michael Manthey fractures leg in wagon upset. Rice Lake man fined 100 for off season deer shooting. Sheboygan man charged with assault. Janesville alderman-elect to manufacture muslin underwear with 100 workers. Abundant fish reported at Sturgeon Bay. one fisherman nets 2000 pounds in a day. Fire at William Dean residence leaves family homeless. Coins found by Martin Kunot in Janesville. Emanuel Cadden, death by own act in Chicago, formerly Wan- Sai resident. M. Sellers livery stable fire in Fort Howard. seven horses burned. North Wisconsin Academy incorporators meet at Ashland. 15 trustees elected. Ashland sawmills total 150,000,000 feet. shipments 146,000,000 feet. Nils Andrew in Eau Claire seeks update on murdered brother Walter in Seattle. police deny any death there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bierbauch
Kaukauna
Eau Claire
Marinette
Perley, Lowe & Co
Chicago
William Campbell
Michael Childs
Janesville
Sturgeon Bay
William Dean
Center
Rock County
Martin Kunot
Emanuel Cadden
Wan- Sai
M. Sellers
Fort Howard
North Wisconsin Academy
Ashland
Nils Andrew
Walter
Seattle
Wash
Andrew
Devils Lake liquor case and Cedar Rapids death in yards
A bound over in Devils Lake for selling liquor without a license. Burlington car inspector Frank Carson killed between two locomotives in Cedar Rapids yards. Also notes on family weddings, mental illness, fish die offs along the Mississippi, bridge accident near Dubuque, Iowa Illinois fair delays, and upcoming Cedar Valley and North Dakota notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Chilcott
United States Court
Devils Lake
Frank Carson
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
Cedar Rapids
Chas. Budde
McGregor
Iowa
Lily Grogan
Grand Forks
Jamestown
Mississippi River
Waverly
J. E. Parsons
Department of Agriculture
Washington
W. A. Henry
Wisconsin Agricultural College
G. B. Patrick
Iowa Agricultural College
James Wilson
United States Agricultural Experiment Station
Cedar Valley Medical Association
Independence
T W. Smith
Charles City
Chase
Waterloo
North Dakota
Emma Stutsman
Bonaparte
Corwan
Ecumenical Methodist council ends with praise and resolutions
Washington reports the twelfth and final day of the ecumenical Methodist council. Rev Dr Thomas Allen chairs. resolutions urge a deputation to the Toronto Pan Presbyterian council and outline an executive commission approach. The Outlook discussed. speeches by Simon Buckley Dawson and Stephenson praised American hospitality and press support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ecumenical Methodist Council
Thomas Allen
Wesleyan Methodist Church
England
pan-Presbyterian Council
Toronto
Simon
Kent
Roman Heirarchy
Stephenson
Voicea
Methodist Churches of America
Hurst, Jr. Corey
Bakeman
Thomas Snape
Associated Press
Hurst
Hugh Price Hughes
the Chronicle
Ashington
Explosion on steam er Evangel kills three deckhands
In Port Townsend Washington at about midnight the boiler of the steam vessel Evangel bound for Whatcom exploded. Deck hands Gus Carlson William Biggs and fireman Julius Flint were killed. Five others were severely scalded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Townsend
Wash
Evangel
Here
Whatcom
Apadee
Gus Carlson
William Biggs
Julius Flint
A Journalist In Bronze. Grady Statue Unveiling Planned
In Atlanta a bronze image of Henry W Grady is mounted for unveiling on Wednesday night October 21 The unveiling schedule includes a committee traveling from Albany to bring Gov Hill and his party to Atlanta with stops along the way including Richmond Virginia where the governor is slated to speak to Democratic clubs en route to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Henry W. Grady
Albany
Gov. Hill
Richmond
Executions Reported Near Rio Grande Frontier Action
Special A dispatch from Rio Grande Texas says Hijo Gonzales and Cayetano Sub Anos were shot by order of Gen Garza at a ranch above the river on Saturday night for alleged revolutionist activity. The bullet riddled body of Felipe Santas was found three miles below Cammargo Mexico where he was also executed as a revolutionist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Rio Grande
Hijo Gonzales
Cayetano Subanos
Garza
Rio Grande River
Felipe Santas
Cammargo
Mexico
German Minister Dead Beatix Count Ludwig von Arco-Valley
Washington report confirms Count Ludwig von Arco-Valley German minister to the United States has died at age forty seven after an operation on his stomach. The failure of the procedure led to his death and the acting secretary of state sent President Harding’s condolence to Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatix
Count Ludwig von Arco-Valley
United States
Bergmann
Pest
Washington
Berlin
Count Arco-Valley
New York AP split with Western Union sparks telegraph dispute
A miscommunication over a $25,000 wire payment led to Western Union blocking New York Associated Press wires briefly. the issue was resolved and service continued. Reports say Sun and Tribune left NY AP to form the National Associated Press. Western AP officials insist service remains unaffected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Associated Press
Western Associated Press
Western Union
New York Sun and Tribune
Associated Press
National Associated Press
Chicago
Assessment Fees Due From South Dakota Insurance Firms
The South Dakota Supreme Court opened its fall term with major rulings. It held that the Masonic Aid Association of Dakota and other assessment life companies must pay state fees to obtain certificates, denying mandamus to force issuance. In State v Severine the court ruled only state officials may file information in prosecutions under the prohibitory law, noting Severine as the first conviction under this act after about two years without a liquor sale conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prexee
Supreme Court
Amon
Masonic Aid Association of Dakota
L. C. Taylor
Assessment Life Companies
Severine
North Dakota Methodist Conference Opens in Gaaxp Forks
The North Dakota Methodist Church conference begins in Gaaxp Forks with candidates examined for admission. Bishop Merrill presides as forenoon sessions run daily. Wednesday afternoon discusses admitting women to the General Conference. Rev. E. B. Stuli to preach the conference sermon in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaaxp
Forks
N. D
North Dakota Methodist
Ehsurch Conference
Merrill
E. B. Stuli
Troubles of a Water Company in Yankton
The water works company struggles to locate a tank site as landowners demand high prices. The council granted permission to place the tank on Market Street, though the spot is not ideal for travel. William Shriver seeks an injunction to halt construction until court settles whether the council can allow street obstruction. Judge Smith presided the hearing at Yankton today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vexsittiox
Market Street
William Shriver
Jodge Smith
Yankton
Return Jonathan Meigs Dies Aged Ninety In Washington
Namet Wasnrsorox Oct 21 Return Jonathan Meigs long time District of Columbia clerk died at his residence in Washington last evening at age ninety. Born in Clark County Kentucky in April 1801 he was appointed district court clerk in 1856. His peculiar given name was inspired by a Connecticut native great uncle and a Quaker lover once refused him a path home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Meigs
District of Columbia
Mr. Meigs
Clark County
Dorne
Connecticut
Northwestern Inventors Patents Granted Today
Oct. 21 special telegram lists patents granted to Minnesota Wisconsin and local inventors. Names include Robert W. Snewrth St. Cloud derrick shed. Charles J. Carlson Cokat curry comb and cleaner. Omar P. Hub bard St. Paul combined revolving table book file and blank case. David Hunter Minneapolis dmpatch tube. John King Minneapolis valve operating mechanism for tanks. Henry Church Parkston washing machine. Mathias Blumer Shelby vegetable cutter and silver. Ezra Dick Milwaukee street car locomotive. George Gibbs Milwaukee dumping car. Frederick C. Hannahs Kenosha car propelling system. Guilford R. Rowell Appleton. Lewis E K Wiesban and F. Joster Milwaukee combined vegetable shear and grater. Reconciliation repudiated. Penny Oct 11. National League meets to discuss John Redmond parliamentary seat. Davitt anti-Parnellite candidate for North Kilkenny. Redmond resigns Wexford seat to contest Cork vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Minnesota
Robert W. Snewrth
St. Cloud
Derrick
Charles J. Carlson
Cokat
Omar P. Hubbard
St. Paul
David Hunter
Minneapolis
John King
Akota
Henry Church
Parkston
Adam KE
Laxer
Sioux
Wsconsin
Mathias Blumer
Shelby
Ezra Dick
Miwaukee
George Gibbs
Milwaukee
Frederick C. Hannahs
Kenosha
Warren 5
Jolson
Guilford R. Rowell
Appleton
Lewis EK. Wiesban
F. Joster
Pension official denies resignation tied to election results
Oct 21 Maum istill in Et. reports Commissioner Raum of the pension bureau says he has not tendered resignation to the president with the understanding it would be announced after the November elections. He says the fortnightly attacks against him have an understandable motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasursutox
Raum
Pension Bureau
Ater
Daughters of the Revolution
Curcaco
Ilinois
Daughters of the American Revolution
Valley Forge
Harrison
A Professor's Peculiar Actions
Le Mars Iowa Special Telegram Oct 21 W H Oliver professor of penmanship Northwest normal and business college and public schools left suddenly last Wednesday evening without word on his whereabouts He was seen boarding a Sioux City bound ticket and has since vanished with no word on his return
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Mars
Iowa
W. H. Oliver
Northwest Normal and Business College
Sioux City
Afghans and Russians Face Expected Clash Near India
A Calcutta dispatch reports anxious anticipation of a serious Afghan Russian encounter. The viceroy has assurances of loyalty from Indian princes including the Nazim who may deploy troops. A Russian push into Afghanistan is not seen as imminent, though a foothold there is anticipated by the viceregal government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonpox
Calcutta
Nazim
India
Afghanistan
Goschen Comments on Leadership of Commons in Cambridge
Special Rt. Hon. George J Goschen chancellor of the exchequer, in an interview with Premier Salisbury at Cambridge, said Mr Balfour had triumphed over the Irish specter and that the most successful Irish secretary should lead the Unionist host in their coming battles in the house of commons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpon
George J. Goschen
Cambridge
Salisbury
House of Commons
Balfour
Peters River wreck hoax questioned in Trepassey report
The Trepassey operator says Constable Sutton arrived from Peters River and locals deny knowledge of a wreck claimed by John Brennan. Brennan’s rescuer Lund Regan denies aiding him and Brennan’s origins remain unknown. authorities deem the wreck report a hoax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johns
N. F
Trepassey
Sutton
Peters River
John Brennan
Lund Regan
Brennan
Arraignment in lynching case postponed after hearing
Omana and Special Twenty-One were arraigned in police court for a preliminary hearing on four counts murder by hanging aiding and abetting murder by hanging assaulting and beating to death and aiding and abetting in assaulting and beating to death. On motion of defense counsel the case was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omana
American Eagle's Protective Wing at Stoney Point Meeting
A mass meeting in Stoney Point Ontario urged annexation to the United States. Israel Desjardines chaired as a leading Conservative, endorsing political union by unanimous vote. Enthusiasm grew for meetings across Woodstock and other Ontario towns as the Continental Union club formed with broad membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Eagle
Stoney Point
Ont
United States
Israel Desjardines
Woodstock
St. Catherines
Bothwell
Niagara Falls
Thamesville
Winnng
Sarna
Amherstburg
Continental Union Club
Burlington Train No 5 Ditches Between Here and Galesburg
Reports from Bourtindoy Iowa say Burlington Passenger Train No 5 from Chicago at 6 PM is in the ditch between here and Galesburg. The engineer and five passengers are said killed with few details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourtindoy
Iowa
Burlington
Chicago
Here
Galesburg
Two Canadian Pacific Freight Trains Collide Near Beranpon Minn
Word of a serious accident on the Canadian Pacific main line west of here tonight reports two freight trains collided injuring a half dozen passengers in the caboose. J Lowe, a young farmer, and J Bell, a local contractor, were killed. Curcaco and Pirrssuee items note DAR and Christian church activities with fundraising aims and missionary work across multiple states and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranpon
Minn
J. Lowe
J. Bell
Gold Coming to America Gains from Steamers and Aller
Gold receipts in New York total about 15.1 million dollars after recent shipments. An additional 1 million of this week’s receipts were unaccounted for, with reports of further ore consignments at sea. In London bullion of 150000 pounds withdrawn for shipment to New York today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New York
Aller
Europe
Tragedy Near Barnesville As Traction Engine Kills Man
John Dendlinger, a Hastings hotelier’s son and hotel owner’s son, was fatally crushed when a traction engine owned by N. Steichen backed over him six miles west of Barnesville Minnesota. No blame assigned to others. In Louisville, Judge Loney jailed Newport officials for contempt for defying a court order to use gas light, jail to last forty months or until further order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnesville
Minn
John Denchinger
Hastings
N. Steichen
Dendlinger
Louisville
Loney
Alberry
Newport
Newport Gas Light Company
Plowing and Harvest Progress Report From Huysparp Special
Well along with following. Huysparp Minn Special Oct 21. Plowing is getting well along and threshing is in full blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huyspsarp
Minn
Markets Report Grain and Feed Prices Across Minneapolis and St Paul
Cariaco wheat and spring grades show varied prices from No 2 spring at 93 to No 3 at 88. Minneapolis lists wheat futures with No 1 hard at 9c and No 2 Northern at 85 to 90. corn around 52 to 53 cents. oats 27 to 28 cents. barley 40 to 45 cents. St Paul displays No 1 hard wheat at 94 to 95 cents, No 2 Northern at 88 to 92. corn No 3 at 0 to 2.25, oats No 2 27 to 28 cents. barley and rye lower. Ground feed prices for mills range 22 to 22.50 for No 1, 17 to 17.50 for No 2. hay values cited, potatoes at 18 to 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cariaco
Minneapolis
Ste
St. Paul
Upland
Socialist Congress Opens With Contested Bribe Allegations
Enrvort reports at today’s socialist congress that last year's work yielded satisfactory results as meetings across Germany expanded the movement. Herr Bebel cited Werner and Wildberger denying a committee member accepted a 1250 dollar gift and urged expulsion unless withdrawn, triggering a loud uproar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enrvort
Socialist Congress
Germany
Herr Bebel
Herr Werner
Herr Wildberger
Congress
Appeal to the Czar for famine relief in Samara province
Peasants of Samara plead to the czar for help as famine spreads across thirteen provinces with partial failure in seven more. The empress has allocated 20,000,000 roubles from her privy purse for relief of the destitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peterspure
Samara
Russia
Ezgar
Czar
Caarina
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ingersoll & Wleland, Publishers
Globe
Great Falls
Mont
Norfolk
George Dyer
Fannie Faddey
Ax Scranton
Stephen D. Ayala
Javing A. Evans
Alonzo Evans
Brice L. Evans
Alienstown
N. H. Tur
Gil
Joe’s Island
Pony
Denis Fitzpatrick
John McGrath
Dan McAuliffe
Seymour
Ind
John Calvin
Willis Newcomb
Calvin
Newcomb
Helena
Sam Wright
Ady Beckwith
Miss Beckwith
Denver
Colo
Madame Astle
Ene Astle
Denver Society
Enterprise
First National Bank
Mas
Cuantes B. Tupocguenzos
Port Schuyler
GarLano Barricona
Dardanelles
Northwest
Northwestern States
Charles Beil
la Crosse
Whisky Jim
Madison
Michael Manthey
Sheboygan
L. D. Lamtoer
Rice Lake
James McTaggert
August Ehler
Ecumenical Council of Methodist Churches
J. M. Buckley
New York Christian Advocate
Church of the Future
St. James
W. J. Dawson
M. E. Church
Jald
Sr. Perenssurs
University of Kieff
Kieff
A. P
North Dakota Methodists
Penny
National League
John Redmond
North Wexord
Michael Davitt
North Kilkenny
John Pope Hennessy
Davitt
Wexford
Cork
Mr. Parneil
Canadian Pacific
Christian Church Board
General Board of the
Christian Church
Watertown
S. C
Fairhaven
The
Disciples
Owatonna
George Cross
Austin
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Aurora
Vancorves
Blo. C
Isaac C. Russell
National Geographical Society
Mount St. Elias
Alaska
Icybay
United States Revenue
Bear
T. P. Stainey
Neil McCarthy
J. H. Crumback
Frank S. Warner
Thomas White
White
Stephen B. Elkins
Puget Sound
Socialists
Johnson & CO
Masa
Ely
Srebberesemsonst
Paul
Mion
Remedy
J. H. Reeves
N. D.C
Ertiosin America
Dregers
St Paul Mice
U.S
Canada
P. Harold Hayes
Puffalo
Penna. Salt Mfg. CO
Phila
R.S. Goodfellow & CO
Ros
Farusa
Harter Medicine CO
St. Rovls, Mee
Portland
Oregon
Pacific Seaport
Real
Gily
Pacific Northwest
Fawood Real Estate
Feli
Win. McFall
Xewood Reni Estate Co
Joseph L. Melrath
L’ortland
State Association
E. T. Hows
H. W. Scott
Oregonian
Oregonian:” U. ., Vittock
J. Barber
Iresident Weath Portland Park Association
Agcraes
Thetawcoogd Real Estate CO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!