Kilrain Arrives for Sullivan Fight in New Orleans Coverage
The Kilrain party arrives in New Orleans amid a large crowd. Kilrain appears in good condition at the Southern Athletic club and plans an exhibition sparring that evening. Betting on the Sullivan Kilrain bout runs high with headlines and vast local interest as fight details unfold.
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New Orleans
Kilrain
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
Queen and Crescent
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
Frenchman Frank Tremble Freed After Cronin Clamor
The Cronin suspect released after twenty hours confinement. Frank Tremble, a French ex-prisoner, emerged as a possible match for Patrick Cooney the fox. Tremble had separated from his wife and hinted at Clan na Gael links in a drink fueled remark.
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Curiaco
Cronin
Patrick Cooney
the Fox
Frank Tremble
Frank
Memorial in Fairmont Park A centennial plan
Governors of the original thirteen states conferred on a plan to commemorate 100 years of American independence. They seek Congress to reclaim the 1,000,000 loaned to the centennial commission in 1876 for a memorial in Fairmount Park, Philadelphia. A committee will draft the bill.
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Philadelphia
Congress
Centennial Commission
Fairmont Park
Montana State Convention forms permanent organization
Movena Mont July The constitutional convention met at o clock and a permanent organization was effected with Hon W A Clark president W H Todd chief clerk G H Stanton enrolling clerk Sam Alexander sergeant at arms all democrats Seventy three of seventy five members answered roll call divided as follows Thirty nine democrats thirty republicans two scattering ram blanks of all kinds for sale at
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Montana
Movena
Mont
W. A. Clark
W. H. Todd
G.H. Stanton
Sam Alexander
Arma
Peace in Samoa treaty ends conflict in Apia
Advices report a peace treaty concluded between Ma taafa and 'Tamasasee in Apia. The Duluth dispatch mentions mob action and militia in Duluth, a Memphis murder by self harm, and a revolting crime in South Carolina, framing the Sa moan settlement as final. Sidney N Y locals note dated July 6.
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Sidney
Apia
Mataafa
Tamasasee
Windom ends public receptions for visits by card
Secretary Windom abandons public receptions and will only receive visitors by appointment card. He says he cannot give proper attention to department business while answering constant appeals from office seekers.
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Windom
WashingTon
Striking workers clash with police in Duteum riot leaves dead
In Duteum on July 6 fifteen hundred street employees struck and grew unruly this afternoon. They attacked police with stones and clubs, provoking police fire. Two strikers were killed and several dangerously wounded. Militia has been called out to restore order.
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Sullivan
Kilrain
Duteum
Fiendish Brutality Shocks BisHorneville S C
In BisHorville South Carolina on Monday a young wife identified as Mrs Daniels was assaulted by six negroes led by Ned Williams. Her husband was beaten and the attackers kept her through the day and night. Five men were arrested as a lynching mood grows with a guard placed to calm tensions.
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BisHorville
S. C
Daniels
Ned Williams
Pe Ees
Train Collision Near Kennedy Claims Two Lives
Early today a passenger and freight train on the New York Pennsylvania and Ohio line collided near Kennedy Jamestown. Both engines were destroyed as freight cars piled up and a smoker plowed through a baggage car. Charles Eisman engineer of the freight and Louis Wentz baggage master were killed while both firemen were injured.
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Jamestown
N. Y
New York, Pennsyvania and Ohio Railroad
Kennedy
Charles Eisman
Louis Wentz
Mexican press attacks on U S colored settlers scheme
Reports from Mexico City indicate strong press opposition to plans to settle colored emigrants from the United States in Mexico. California buyers have purchased Sonora's entire orange crop, while Chiapas follows Oaxaca by arresting journalists.
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City of Mexico
Galveston
United States
Mexico
Sonora
California
Chiapa
Coahuila
The Chicago Races at Washington Park
Attendance around 5000 with pleasant weather and good track. Two-year-olds race five-eighths mile: Marie Foster first, Jessica second, Lottie r third, time 1:02 4-5. Lillian Lindsay won the next, Swifter second, Amelia third, time 1:03. Three-quarters of a mile: Cattempt first, Elisia B second, Electricity third, time 1:15. Blessing won the next with Benson second and Cassandra third, time 1:15. Kaloola won the mile, Catalona second, Marchmath third, time 1:41 3-6. Mollie’s Last won the mile and an eighth, Castaway second, time 1:56.
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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 Rules Committee Proposes Convention Structure
The rules committee reported that judiciary panels will have twelve members, with seven executive and twenty five legislative members. About fifty committees will handle constitutional matters, and a seven member commission will go to Bismarck to divide territories. The convention will largely operate in commissions and met at 2 PM to ratify officers named by the Republican caucus.
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Sioux Falls
Committee On Rules
Bismarck
Social Sensation In Ottawa Bride Of Finance Minister
Ottawa society buzzed as Hon. George E. Foster the finance minister arrived with a bride said to be the late Mrs Addie Chisholm formerly of Chicago. She was a temperance activist and editor of the Women’s Journal. Lawyers claim the Chicago divorce is invalid in Canada.
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Canada
Ottawa
Ont
George E. Foster
Addie Chisholm
Chicago
Rs. Foster
Women's Journal
Cattle Diseases Circulation Signed by Secretary Rusk
Secretary Rusk today signed a circular of instructions to be sent to managers and agents of railroad and transportation outlining new cattle disease measures and reporting obligations.
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Rusk Toeday
Circular on Contagious Cattle Disease and Texas Fever
The notice cites the act of May 20 to suppress contagious cattle diseases and restricts cattle transport beyond district limits. It requires separate feeding and watering, car disinfection, and regular cleaning. Inspectors will be appointed at key points to enforce the circular’s sanitary provisions.
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Act of Congress
Telegraphic Ticks and Brief Personnel Moves
Local notes report Secreta Blaine arriving Avansta Maine then departing for Bar Harbor. Neil Burg ess actor badly burned by gas machine explosion and in critical condition. John C. Mathis named Assistant United States Attorney for the southern district of Illinois. Frank Hoyt Hoboken bank teller arrested for $18,000 defalcation. Nickalls wins final diamond sculls heat against C G Piotta. Stanhope E Blunt relieved from army small arms duties. Tasker Bliss named inspector of small arms and artillery practice.
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Avansta A
E.tenssur
Lowdon
Nickalls
Chicago Races at WastiIndon Park
Attendance 10,000 on a clear hot day. Bannoette won the mile for 3-year-olds with Ten ton in second and Blackburn in third, time 1 4344. Geraldine won the three quarters, Little Minch second, Joe Courtney third, time 1 14. Huntress took the Boulevard stakes mile and a quarter, Montrose second, Robin Hoad third, time 2 07. Dilemma won the 2-year-olds three quarters, Gracie M. second, Ellen Douglass third. Flood Tide won the mile with Wahsatch second and Unlucky third, time 1 51. Hindeocraft won the mile, Ed. Mack second, Once Again third, time 1 47.
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Flood Tide
Wahsatch
Hindeocraft
Ed. Mack
Racing Results from Manxmorut Meet
Weather pleasant with a dry track. Three-fourths mile Grimalde won in 1.16 with Forest Vina second and Fritz James third. Three-fourths mile Cayuga won in 1.18 with Ballart second and Flatbush third. Mile and one-quarter Faragon won in 2.134 with Tristian second and Inverwick third. Mile Madstone won in 1.434 with Brother Ban second and Biggonette third. Three-fourths mile King Hazer won in 1.16% with Burlington second and St. James third. Mile Longnight won in 1.44% with Sep ton second and Mermesse third.
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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 Afternoon Contest
The Boomerang reports the half mile running sweepstakes as the day’s excitement with Marquis leading early, Signal edging him at the finish, and Little Nell sweeping heats two and three to claim the top prize of 75 dollars. The event paid 75 50 25 with HH. Hanson’s Little Nell and Signal among top finishers. A cowboy race followed, a mile event with outfits weighing at least forty five pounds.
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Laramie
Marquis
Signal
Little Nell
Hanson
al Shore
Fisher
J. Smith
Bill Sykes
Prize Trumpets For Firemen's Tournament Winners
Two silver trumpets prize displayed in Zehner and Buechner jewelry window. They await inscription and will be awarded to the winners of the hook and ladder and hose contests in the firemen's tournament. Which teams will claim them?
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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.
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Iron Mountain
Green Mountain
Donald McFee
Lannon
Sabille
Convicts Sentenced for Multiple Crimes Held for Joliet Penitentiary
Sheriff Martin and George East transported four convicts to Joliet penitentiary last week after the present term of court. 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.
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Martin
George East
Joliet Penitentiary
Frank Wilder
Frank Miller
Edward Jenks
Alai Schueger
Thomas Sullivan
Society Gossip Tells Of Quiet Week And A June Wedding
Vanity Fair notes a cool week of social activity with gatherings by the Fortnightly club and Methodist ladies, a Kingman’s grave Fourth, and a Cheyenne guard display. The highlight was the Tuesday morning wedding of Miss Fuller to Chauncey Walker at the bride’s home with a wedding breakfast and Denver honeymoon.
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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
Tanner Addresses G A R Backs Pension Policy
Corporal Tanner spoke at Omaha to the G A R detailing his tenure as pension commissioner. He defended liberal interpretations of pension laws, noted daily mail volume, and recalled a Washington parade motto about the debt owed to soldiers who saved the Union. He thanked President Harrison for the appointment.
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Tanner
Omaha
Grand Army
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Harrison
Notable Speech Fragments Attract Audience Amid Applause
The speaker recounts a chat with the president about continuing work at the old stand and shares a memoir like tale of a lengthy letter seeking relief for a widow. He jokes about forcing a supposed pathological link in an ongoing case with dramatic insistence and a count of ink.
Wyoming School District Bonds for Sale
Notice from School District No 9 Carbon County Wyoming inviting bids by the board of trustees at Saratoga for twenty bonds of 100 each at 8 percent interest over fifteen years. Bids due by noon July 18. bids under par not accepted. board may reject all. Directors F Hess and A R Covzens.
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Saratoga
Carson County
Wyo
Board of Trustees
Carbon County
Wyoming
F. Hess
A. R. Covzens
Schoolhouse Bid Notice Near Pine Bluffs
Sealed bids will be received for the building of a school house twelve miles south of Pine Bluffs. The board of trustees reserve the right to reject all or all bids. Bids to be opened June 29, 1889. Specifications may be seen at the store of Robert Jackson, Egbert, Wyo.
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Pine Bluffs
Board of Trustees
Robert Jackson
Egbert
Wyo
Notice for Final Proof in Land Claim at Cheyenne
Land Office Cheyenne Wy announces Daniel F Scully will file final proof August 8 1890 at Cheyenne to establish settlement and cultivation on the northeast quarter of section 4 in township 12 north range 1 west. Witnesses William Boyer William Fallon Box Elder Col Therkle Yonsen Granite Canon and Martin Willadsen Granite Canon are named. Protest or challenges may be raised at the time with cross examination allowed. Evoar Wilson Register.
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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
Geogre E Bristol of Fort Collins Colorado intends to make final desert land proof on claim for section 20 township a and range in Larimer county Colorado before the United States land office in Cheyenne Wyoming on July 28 190? He names witnesses Albert W Brims Jennie E Bristol Peter Goldsmith and Joseph Goldsmith all of Little Near Wyoming.
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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 of Final Proof in Land Claim
Land Office at Cheyenne Wyoming dated June 1 likely notice of final proof by claimant Sever Ellingson for enty east half of northwest quarter and other details to be presented July 20 before the clerk and receiver at Cheyenne Witnesses named Donald MacPhee Robert Tait Bernold McDonald Isley and Walker D Ease protest or eligibility questions may be cross examined at the time and place by interested parties Epcar W Wilson Hegilator
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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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Frank Brenish
Bremish
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Joliet
Vanity Fair
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Laramie County
Uyees
Reni
Justigure
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