Kilrain Arrives in New Orleans for Sullivan Showdown
Kilrain and party reached New Orleans amid a lively crowd and police escort. Kilrain appeared in good condition and ready, with Mitchell asserting strong form. rumors of trap or poor health were dismissed. A private bout and public events are planned at the Southern Gymnastic club and St. Charles area ahead of Monday’s scheduled fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilrain
New Orleans
Queen and Crescent
Mississippi
Tennessee
Denver
St. Charles
Peece
Alabama
Baltimore
St. Charles Hotel
Southern Gymnastic Club
New Orlean
Jan Wbeden
Pony Moore
Sullivan
Southern Athletic Club
Frank Stevenson
William M. Harding
Mike Donovan
Dennis Butler
Pearly Station
Jake Kilrain
Charles Mitchell
London
Mitchell
John
Joe Royce
Kilramn
Gmnasium
Tri
Cincinnati
Jem Smith
Associated Press
Joe Roche
St. Charles Avenue
Carrollton
Dominick McCaffrey
French Ex-Prisoner Frank Tremble Linked to Cronin Case
The Cronin suspect released after twenty hours confinement. a Frenchman named Frank Tremble, recently separated from his wife, explained his remarks about Cronin while intoxicated. Police had suspected a link to Clan-na-Gael conspiracy based on his statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Cronin
Patrick Cooney
the Fox
Frank Tremble
Frank
Hemarkabie Scheme for Centennial Memorial in Fairmount Park
Governors of the original states met to plan a fitting observance of 100 years of American Independence. They propose Congress return the 1,000,000 loaned to the Centennial Commission in 1876, then used to erect a memorial in Fairmount Park, Philadelphia. A committee was appointed to draft the required bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Congress
Centennial Commission
Fairmont Park
Montana State Constitutional Convention Reports Officers
The Montana state constitutional convention met at Mont. Movena at 10 oclock and formed a permanent organization. Hon. W. A. Clark was chosen president, W. H. Todd chief clerk, G. H. Stanton enrolling clerk, Sam Alexander sergeant at arms. Seventy three of seventy five members answered roll call. thirty nine Democrats, thirty Republicans, two scattering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Movena
Mont
W. A. Clark
W. H. Todd
G.H. Stanton
Sam Alexander
Arma
Peace in Samoa Treaty Ends Hostilities in Apia
Advices reach Sidney N. W. July 6 indicating a peace treaty has been concluded in Apia between Ma taafa and 'Tamasasee. The report mentions a mob in Duluth, a militia callout, and violent crimes in Memphis and South Carolina, but confirms a pacific agreement in Samoa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Apia
Mataafa
Tamasasee
Windom Ends Public Receptions for Visitors by Card
Secretary Windom has abandoned public receptions and will receive visitors by card only. He says he cannot give proper attention to department business while listening to appeals of office-seekers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windom
WashingTon
Street Strike Tragedy as Police Fire on Rioting Workers
In Duteum fifteen hundred street employees struck last week and turned violent this afternoon clashing with police. They pelted officers with stones and clubs, prompting police to open fire. Two strikers were killed and several wounded, with the militia summoned to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duteum
Brutal assault on young wife in BisHorville South Carolina
A mob reports that Mrs Daniels was assaulted by six men led by Ned Williams three miles from town on Monday. Her husband was beaten and driven away. Five suspects were in custody as the town fears lynching and a guard is posted to maintain order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BisHorville
S. C
Daniels
Ned Williams
Pe Ees
Fatal train collision near Kennedy on New York Central line
Early today a passenger and freight train on the New York Pennsylvania and Ohio railroad collided near Kennedy Jamestown. Both engines were demolished. freight cars piled up. a smoker vehicle pushed through a baggage car. Charles Eisman engineer and Louis Wentz baggage master were killed and both firemen injured.
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Jamestown
N. Y
New York, Pennsyvania and Ohio Railroad
Kennedy
Charles Eisman
Louis Wentz
Mexican press attacks US colored emigrant settlement scheme
Reports from Mexico City via Galveston dated July 6 describe fierce editorial attacks on a government plan to settle colored emigrants from the United States in Mexico. Separately, California buyers have purchased the entire orange crop of Sonora and Chiapas authorities arrest journalists following Coahuila’s example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Mexico
Galveston
United States
Mexico
Sonora
California
Chiapa
Coahuila
The Chicago Races at Washington Park
At Washington Park on a pleasant day with 5000 in attendance the track felt fast. Two-year-olds ran five-eighths with Marie Foster first Jessica second Lottie r third in 1:02 4 5. Lillian Lindsay won three-quarters with Swifter second Amelia third in 1:03. Cattempt led three-quarters with Elisia B second Electricity third in 1:15. Blessing won a three-quarters heat with Benson second Cassandra third in 1:15. Litthke Minch captured the mile and a sixteenth with Champagne Charley second Sher wood third in 1:45 1 6. Kaloola topped the mile with Catalona second Marchmath third in 1:41 3 6. Mollie's Last won the mile and an eighth with Castaway second in 1:56.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington Park
Marie Foster
Jessica
Lottier
Lillian Lindsay
Swifter
Amelia
Cattempt
Elisia
Electricity
Blessing
Benson
Cassandra
Litthke Minch
Champagne Charley
Sherwood
Kaloola
Catalona
Marchmath
Mollie's
Castaway
Sioux Falls Convention Rules Report Ratifies Officers
The rules committee met and prepared its report. Each judiciary committee will have twelve members with seven executive and twenty five legislative members. A seven member commission to go to Bismarck to divide territories was recommended. The convention will work largely in commission and met at 2 PM to ratify officers named by the Republican caucus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Committee On Rules
Bismarck
Ottawa social sensation greets minister Foster with Chicago bride
In Ottawa July reports mark the arrival of Hon George E Foster finance minister with a bride identified as the late Mrs Addie Chisholm of Chicago. The former Mrs Chisholm, once editor of the Women’s Journal, was well known in Ottawa temperance circles. Lawyers claim the divorce is null in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Ottawa
Ont
George E. Foster
Addie Chisholm
Chicago
Rs. Foster
Women's Journal
Cattle Disease Circular Signed By Secretary Rusk
Secretary Rusk signed a circular of instructions issued to railroad and transportation managers and agents concerning Amaimet cattle diseases. The directive aims to standardize disease control measures across lines and ensure rapid reporting and containment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusk Toeday
Cattle Transport Rules Under Texas Fever Act
The notice cites the May 20 act to suppress contagious diseases among domestic animals and restricts cattle shipments beyond the district. It requires separate feeding and watering for cattle and disinfecting cars at unload points. Inspectors will be placed at key points to enforce the sanitary regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Act of Congress
Telegraphic Ticks Avansta and Bar Harbor Movements
Brief notes from various places report Secretar Blaine arriving at Avansta Maine then leaving for Bar Harbor. Miscellany items include actor Burgess burned by gas explosion in New Jersey and a Hoboken bank teller arrest for an $18,000 defalcation. Diamond sculls final heat sees Nickalls defeat Piotta while military officials shuffle inspector roles at army headquarters.
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Avansta A
E.tenssur
Lowdon
Nickalls
Chicago Races at WastiIndon Park
Attendance near 10,000 as clear hot weather kept the track fast. Bannoette won the mile for 3-year-olds with Ten ton second and Blackburn third in 1:43.44. Geraldine took the three-quarters with Little Minch second and Joe Courtney third in 1:14. Boulevard stakes for all ages, a mile and three quarters, Huntress won Montrose second Robin Hoad third in 2:07. Dilemma led the two-year-olds through a three-quarters in 1: ring. Flood Tide captured the mile and one sixteenth with Wahsatch second Unlucky third in 1:51. Hindeocraft won the mile and one sixteenth with Ed. Mack second Once Again third in 1:47.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flood Tide
Wahsatch
Hindeocraft
Ed. Mack
Horse Race Recap From Manxmorut Meet
Weather pleasant and track dry but lumpy. Grimalde won three-fourths mile in 1.16 with Forest Vina second. Cayuga took three-fourths mile in 1.18, Ballart second, Flatbush third. Faragon won mile and a quarter in 2.134, Tristian second, Inverwick third. King Hazer led three-fourths mile in 1.16 with Burlington second. Longnight won mile in 1.44 with Septon second and Mermesse third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manxmorut
Grimalde
Forest Vina
Fritz James
Cayuga
Ballart
Flatbush
Faragon
Tristian
Inverwick
Madstone
Brother Ban
Biggonette
King Hazer
Burlington
St. James
Longnight
Septon
Mermesse
Laramie Races Highlight Half Mile Sweepstakes
The Boomerang reports a lively first day in Laramie with a half mile running sweepstakes. Marquis led early, Signal edged him to win heat one by nose, then Little Nell dominated heats two and three. Prizes were 75, 50, and 25 dollars. Cowboy race followed, a mile run with full outfit minimum weight of 45 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
Marquis
Signal
Little Nell
Hanson
al Shore
Fisher
J. Smith
Bill Sykes
Prize Trumpets For Firemen Tournament Winners
Two silver trumpets prize displayed in Zehner Buechner window awaiting inscriptions for the winners of the hook and ladder and hose contests at the firemen's tournament. Which teams will claim the prizes remains to be decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zehner & Buechner
Picnic Gatherings Among Settlers Across Mountain Camps
Several families on the Chug rusticated at Iron Mountain under the trees. At Green Mountain the families of Donald McFee Lannon and others had a pleasant picnic party. There was a picnic gathering of the settlers on the Sabille and everyone had a good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Mountain
Green Mountain
Donald McFee
Lannon
Sabille
Four Convicts Shipped to Joliet Penitentiary
Sheriff Martin and George East escorted four convicts to Joliet penitentiary last week. The men were convicted and sentenced during the current term of court for forgery robbery horse stealing and burglary. Frank Wilder alias Frank Miller received two years for forgery. Edward Jenks four years for robbery. Alai Schueger three years for horse stealing. Thomas Sullivan four years for burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
George East
Joliet Penitentiary
Frank Wilder
Frank Miller
Edward Jenks
Alai Schueger
Thomas Sullivan
Social Life of Denver Society in Fortnightly Gathers
Vanity Fair notes a quiet week of cooling social events in Denver with the Fortnightly club at Mrs J C Baird and papers on Virginia settlement and slavery. Tennis doubles crown Mrs Abbott and Hebard, a Cheyenne club dinner, a Fourth of July picnic to Kingman’s grave, and a wedding breakfast for Miss Fuller and Chauncey Walker with a Denver honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Baird
Frances Hale
T. B. Hicks
Virginia
J. J. Jeffrey
F. E. Addams
Methodist Church
Walker
Baxter
Mr. Abbott
Grace Hebard
Dr. Stevens
Abbott
Lockwood Hebard
Brooks
Freeborn
Force
Carey
Warren
Breckens
Johnson
New York
Joslin
Denver
Miss Hellman
Bessie Smith
Major Shannon
Cheyenne Club
Seventeenth Street
J. B. Thomas
Kingman
Miss Fuller
Chauncey Walker
Miss Tuttle
Dupo
Pension Chief Tanner Voices Liberal View at Omaha Campfire
Corporal Tanner gave a spirited talk before the G A R in Omaha. He noted heavy mail volume as pension commissioner and defended careful spending while reflecting on the debt to soldiers who saved the Union. He recalled meeting President Harrison who urged candor and continued service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanner
Omaha
Grand Army
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Harrison
Addressing the Commons and a Booming Letter
The speaker recounts a conversation with the president about removal from office and a thick letter requesting relief for a widow. He notes his readiness to proceed with business and jokes about making a pathological connection with ink if needed.
School District Bonds for Sale in Saratoga Wyoming
Bids for twenty coupon bonds of 100 dollars each with 8 percent interest and a fifteen year term will be received by the board of trustees of school district No. 9 Carbon county Wyoming at Saratoga up to noon July 18. Bids not at par not entertained and the board may reject any bid. F. Hess Director A R Covzens Clerk 9-20 gt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Carson County
Wyo
Board of Trustees
Carbon County
Wyoming
F. Hess
A. R. Covzens
Sealed bids for Pine Bluffs school house project opened
To Centra bids are invited for building a school house twelve miles south of Pine Bluffs. The board reserves the right to reject all bids. Bids will be opened June 29, 1889. Specifications may be seen at Robert Jackson store in Egbert, Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Bluffs
Board of Trustees
Robert Jackson
Egbert
Wyo
Notice of final proof for Daniel F Scully lands
Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming announces Daniel F Scully seeks final proof for the en 4 sec 10 t 12n re v. August 8 1890 before Register Evoar Wilson in Cheyenne. Witnesses: William Boyer William Falloon Box Elder Col Therke Yonsen Granite Cannon Martin Willadsen Granite Cannon. Protest or cross-examination opportunity provided at the time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Servor
Daniel F. Scully
William Boyer
Wiliam Falloon
Box Elder
Therkle Yonsen
Martin Willadsen
Interior Department
Evoar
Wilsox, Register
Desert Land Final Proof Notice for Publication
Notice is hereby given that Gee E Bristol of Fort Collins Colorado intends to make final proof on his desert land claim No on section 20 in township a n et a before the register and Receiver at Cheyenne Wyoming on Monday the 2th day of July law He names witnesses Albert W Brimas Jennie E Bristol Peter Goldsmith Joseph Goldsmith of Little Horn Wyoming
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Ozrica
Cheyenne
Wyo
Gee. E. Bristel
Fort Collins
Larimer County
Colorado
Albert W. Hriams
Jennie E Bristol
Peter Golsemth
Joseph Goldsmith
Little Hear
Edgar
Notice for Publication Land Claim Cheyenne Wy
Notice from the land office Cheyenne Wy dated June 1 announces final proof for Sever Ellingson for the nw1 20 t16n r ow. July 20 is the proof date before the Baker and Receiver in Cheyenne. Witnesses listed include Donald MacPhee Robert Tait Bernold McDonald Isle of Wy Walker D. ease. Protestors may cross examine and present rebuttal evidence per Interior Department rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baeer
Cheyenne
Wyo
Sever Ellingson
Witneses
Donald MacPhee
Roert Tait Bernold Mc Donal
Isley, Wy
Walker D
Heyenne
Interior Department
Epcar
Wilson
Heglater
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Louisiana
Kiteain
Charley Mitchell
Battle Ground
Mitchell Interviewed
Samoa
Duluth
Memphis
South Carolina
Frank Brenish
Bremish
South Dakota
Tion
WastiIndon Park
Joliet
Vanity Fair
Corporal Tanner
Centra
Desert Land
Cheyenne, Wyo
Cattle Brands
L. Voorhees & CO
Postoffice
Laramie County
Uyees
Reni
Justigure
Citi
Montgomery
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