Kilrain Reflects On Sullivan Bout And Future Plans
Curcaco July 1 reports Kilrain stripped to the waist, deemed unmarked by a reporter, and blaming sun exposure for weakness rather than Sullivan’s punches. Kilrain says he may seek California purses, uncertain about facing Peter Jackson. Kilrain and Mike Donovan later traveled through Pittsburg on a limited train, staying in a locked stateroom.
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Curcaco
Kilrain
Sullivan
Jake
Peter Jackson
Pittepurg
Jake Kilrain
Pugilist
Mike Donovan
Chinese coolies delayed under transit inquiry
Acting Secretary Batchelder discussed with C. P. Huntington the case of twelve Chinese coolies who arrived in New Orleans en route to China. The collector prohibited landing under the Chinese exclusion act, while the railroad claimed transit as tourists. The action is to be postponed for diplomatic presentation, with the Chinese detained but not landed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Batchelder
C. P. Huntington
Southern Pacific Railroad
New Orleans
China
San Francisco
United States Territory
Stantington
Indian service to appoint permanently employed officers
Commissioner Morgan issues circular stating Indian service staff will be appointed for permanent tenure as long as competent and efficient. Office reserves discretionary power to remove employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Morgan
Indian Office
Indian Service
Fitzpatrick Seeks Mississippi Court Appearance
John Fitzpatrick of New Orleans, longtime referee in the Sullivan Kilrain bout, arrived in Jackson and met with Governor Lowery to answer any charges under Mississippi law. He waived preliminaries and posted $1,000 bond to appear at Purvis on the 18th for the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzpatrick
Lowery
Jackson
Miss
John Fitzpatrick
New Orleans
Mississippi
Purvis
Parnellites Resolve Irish Tenant Defense Move
The Parnellites met in London to discuss forming a Tenant's Defense league. Mr Parnell urged that tenant farmers in Ireland must unite for self defense against what he called an extermination by a landlord conspiracy.
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London
Fire destroys Tatts dry house in Pueblo
A Pueblo telegram reports a 2 a m blaze destroying F. Tatts dry house and several small houses nearby. Loss put at 35 000 dollars with about 30 000 dollars insured. Fire suspected to be started by robbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Denver
Colo
Fatal Fire Kills Mother and Daughter in Denver
A Salt Lake City special reports Mrs. Terry tried to light a fire with coal oil this morning. An explosion spread burning oil, killing the woman and her one year old daughter in Denver.
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Denver
Colo
Salt Lake City
Terry
Blaine Denies Resignation Rumor From Washington
A Hot Harbor dispatch reports Secretary Blaine publicly denying rumors of his resignation. The item states Blaine spoke with his own lips, countering the circulating claim, and notes the message was released from Washington Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
New York
Hot Harbor
Washington
GEGHARDT AND THE LILY SCHOOLS SCANDAL AT SEA
A New York special notes sensational papers publish unverified stories about Mrs Langtry sailing for Europe with Fred Gebhardt, a nurse, and a baby. The illness of Langtry is blamed on a claimed infant scandal rather than lung trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
New York
Republican
Gebhardt
Denver Republican editors cited for contempt in judge case
Ex Senator Hill owner K G Cooper manager and Wm R Stapleton managing editor of the Denver Republican were served papers to appear before Judge Stuart in district court to answer contempt charges. The action stems from editorials criticizing the writ of habeas corpus for deputy secretary Wyatt who was jailed for contempt. Wyatt provided the affidavit used to arrest Hill Cooper and Stapleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Hill
Denver Republican
K.G. Cooper
Wm. R. Stapleton
Stuart
District Court
Republican
Copper market firmer amid dull trading notes
New York reports firmer copper, dull lead, and steady tin. Burlington stock sold for 10034. Money on call easy at 3 3.75 percent. Paris reports a Grenoble collision killing or injuring twenty. The French chamber approves a five year credit for warship construction.
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New York
Burlington Stock
London
Pall Mall Gazette
Viscount Dunlo
Earl of Clancarty
Belle Belton
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Paris
Grenoble
Lyons
Mediterranean
Chamber of Deputies
Tlapearen
Universal Suffrage Sparks Montana Constitutional Debate
Helena July 1 The Montana constitutional convention faced a push for universal suffrage from a petition signed by citizens of ten small towns. A printed circular on women voting was left on desks. The committee opposed compulsory education for ages 8 to 14.
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Helena
Mont
Great Falls
Committee On Labor
R.C. Wylie
National Reform Association
Bureau of Labor
Judiciary committee report at constitutional convention
In Washington Territory July 15 the judiciary committee did not report today as expected. It is believed to favor three or five supreme judges and eighteen district judges to probate. The house may consider separate amendments. legislation committee opposes minority representation and favors a House twice the size of the Senate with fifty senators.
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Ouyerta
W.T
Judiciary Committee
Supreme Bench
Anme
House
Senate
Plans Outlined for International Salt Trust
E D Wheeler of Manistee Michigan outlines proposed International salt trust in Milwaukee July 15. The association would organize under New York law with capital of 20 000 600 and begin business January 1. Burt the defeated Michigan governor candidate would serve as first president. Five million dollars of stock to be held by English capitalists.
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Milwaukee
E. D. Wheeler
Manistee
Mich
Propose International Salt Trust
New York
Burt
Michigan
Royal dinner at Windsor hosts Lincoln and Harrison
The United States minister Mr. Lincoln and his wife dined with the queen at Windsor this evening, accompanied by Mr. Russell J. Harrison, son of President Harrison.
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Lennon
Lincoln
United States
Russell J. Harrison
Harrison
Windsor
Race scheduled between Searle and O Connor
An agreement dispute concerns a race planned for September 9 pitting Harry Searle the Australian caveman against William J. O Connor the Canadian champion. Articles of Agreement were argued yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Lowna
Harry Searle
William J. O'Connor
Blythe Estate Probate Action Million-Dollar Case
The Blythe probate contest opened in San Francisco with a four million dollar estate and over two hundred claimants. Florence Blythe claims illegitimate relation to Thomas A. Blythe and Alice Dickerson asserts he recognized her as his wife. Claims span the globe as the case unfolds in the probate court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Thomas A. Blythe
Pacific Coast
Blythe
Florence Blythe
Alice Dickerson
Petition for writ in Cronin case shocks Cronin case watchdogs
John F. Biggs Campbell guardian of Clan na Gael files habeas corpus petition claiming he is jailed to force state evidence. He alleges authorities pressured him with offers of employment and sought anonymous letter details about Camp 20. Hearing set before Judge Horton the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Critcaco
Cronin
John F. Biggs
Campbell
Clan-na- Gael
Biggs
Beggs
Dr. Cronin
Camp 20
Horton
Murder on Oregon farm shocks Empire City neighbors
In Empire City Oregon on Thursday night Mrs Eatenhofer and her child were killed and buried in a gulch near John Gilman’s farm at Aquillo City. Gilman and his wife were arrested as the husband escaped to raise the alarm. The couple may be lynched.
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Empire City
Oregon
Eatenhofer
John Gilman
Aquillo City
Gilman
Fitzpatrick Arrests in Purvis Transfer Case
C W Rich and J T Jamieson arrested on warrants charging aiding and abetting the Sullivan Kilrain fight. Bond set for circuit court re appearance. John Fitzpatrick referee also arrested and to be tried next Thursday. Rumor Governor Lowry pursuing railroad officials.
Texas Fever Ravages Cattle Across Oklahoma and Kansas
A Wellington Kansas dispatch reports Texas fever decimating cattle from the Cherokee Strip to Oklahoma. Forty head died in one pasture yesterday with more carcasses seen elsewhere. Hundreds are reported dead in Oklahoma and officials warn a hooftak may extend north for months.
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Kansas
A_ dispatch
Wellington
Cherokee Strip
Oklahoma
G. A. R. Encampment Plans Upheld in Recampment Meet
At a Minwauxer Wisconsin common council meeting a resolution kept the G A R encampment preparations active despite eight department actions. The move followed assurances of strong attendance nationwide and support from Commander in Chief Warner urging veterans to attend.
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Minwauxer
Wis
Common Council
Chiect Warner
Burke Must Have Made a Raise in Winniren
Jeaae Campbell counsel for Burke says the prisoner will be brought up this week on a writ of habeas corpus for a full reargument before another judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
Jeaae Campbell
Resignation Rumor Denied by Walker Jaine
Walker Jaine says Secretary Blaine has not resigned. He notes Blaine is in good health and consulted on state department matters. The report of Blaine's resignation is positively denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Hannor
Blaine
Walker Jaine
State Department
Paris Bucking Horse Stuns Buffalo Bill Show Crowd
In Paris a large crowd gathered for Buffalo Bill's Wild West, betting on a savage horse named Le Retif. Tony Esquival lassoed the beast, Jim Kid rode it brilliantly, and the crowd cheered as the horse failed to unseat him. Tailland's stallion proved thrilling, while backers with wagers faced disappointment despite high stakes.
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New York
Paris
Merid
Buffalo Bill
Neuilly
Colonel Cody
Jockey Club
le Retif
M. Tailland
Tony Esquival
Jim Kid
Taillard
Union Pacific to Have a New House
A World special reports a conference in New York that may shift Union Pacific traffic across Canada to the sea board. A proposed Wisconsin southwest line from the Soo line toward Sioux City and Council Bluffs would connect with Canadian Pacific and shorten the route to the sea board by hundreds of miles compared with the Chicago route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Pacific
Canada
Seabord
Wisconsin
Sioux City
Council Bluffs
Canadian Pacific
Chicago
Colorado Meat Law Challenge Moves to Supreme Court
In Denver Judge Stone's court Julius Schmidt faced the meat inspection law case. A judgment was entered to test constitutionality by demurrer rather than merits. Defense lawyers included Geo McCrary and Willard Teller. prosecutors Isaac M. Stevens and Hugh Bueler argued the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Denver
Colo
Judge Stone
People
Julius Schmidt
General Assembly
Supreme Court
Unicago Races at Wash ington Park New York
Washington Park hosted multiple flat races with Prodigal Son leading two year olds over three quarters of a mile in 6.174. Mamie Fonzo won the mile, Blackburn the mile and an eighth stakes, and Brown Princess captured the mile and a quarter in 2.09. Cotillion and Woodcraft led finishes in other seven-eighths events with Lady Hemphill close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuiiaco
Washington Park
Prodigal Son
Bill Letcher
W.G. Morris
Mamie Fonzo
Phil Howle
Stony Montgomery
Blackburn
Cassius
Thine Rights
Brown Princess
Brando Little
Cotillion
Gus Gray
Woodcraft
Lady Hemphill
Brazil Mail Steamship Company stock certificate filed
Horace N. Thurber as president and Colis P. Huntington George G. Williams Edward F. Bartlett and Charles R. Flint as directors filed in the county clerk the Brazil Mail Steamship Company certificate stating that the $1,000,000 of stock is fully paid.
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New York
Horace N. Thurber
Colis P. Huntington
George G. Williams
Edward F. Bartlett
Charles R. Flint
Brazil Mail Steamship Company
Powderly Guests in Chicago Hold Secret Knights Conference
General Master Workman Powderly and select Knights of Labor officers arrived in Chicago and met in secret at a hotel this afternoon. Powderly declined to comment to reporters about the conference.
The Dakota Convention Progress in Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls July 16 Very little was done in the constitutional convention today as several standing committees did not report and only routine business was transacted. It is unlikely the convention will adjourn sine die before the second week in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Daky
A False Scare at the Washington Convention
A Spokane Falls official denies lobbying link after a Seattle paper claims H E Moore imported whisky for influence. Moore cites Kentucky hospitality, while Democrats sample his liquor. judiciary committee proposes a three judge supreme court and twelve district courts with limited travel. Proposals include an agricultural college, state rooms, and Australian voting system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ornvaeria
W. C
H. E. Moore
Spokane Falls
Kentucky
Seattle
Moore
Northern Pacific Railroad
Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Parnell Quits Representation at Commission
At the Parnell commission opening Lexpos July 16 Sir Charles Russell announced Parnell instructed him to stop representing him before the commission indicating no further presentation of his case. Justice Hannen stated Parnell remains under court jurisdiction while the proceeding pauses awaiting further action.
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Parnell
Lexpos
Charles Russell
Hannen
the Times
Houlanger's Bubble
Paris reports cipher telegrams show General Boulanger led a plot to march on the Elysee palace with high officers pledging support. The notes also allege embezzlement tied to camp supplies and war ministry funds, including stock purchases in a military club kept by Boulanger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houlanger
Paris
Trmps
Boulanger
Elysee Palace
War Ministry
Military Club
Bolak Hanged After Brutal New Jersey Murder
Anton Bolak was hanged in Becuiperr New Jersey for the murder and robbery of his friend Bellinshire at Oxford New Jersey in September. He had served as a Prussian army soldier before deserting and faced multiple charges including killings in the old country and Colorado and suspected in the Phebe Paulin case at Orange Mountain years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becuiperr
N. J
Anton Bolak
Bellinshire
Oxford
Bolak
Old Country
Colorado
Phebe Paulin
Orange Mountain
Strass to Stand Trial for $2000 Jewel Heist in Sativa
Strauss, a man with several aliases, arrested in New Orleans for robbing L. F. Cornwell’s store in Sativa of about $2000 in jewelry and watches. He arrived tonight with Deputy Sheriff Frank Keys en route to Buena Vista for the September term. A large crowd gathered at the depot to view the prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack
Sativa
Colo
Strauss
L. F. Cornwell
New Orleans
Frank Keys
Buena Vista
President to Erect Office Building West of White House
Colonel Wilson in his report to the chief engineer recommends a new office building for the president just west of the White House where the greenhouse and conservatory now stand. He argues the chief magistrate should have separate private office and residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasniscron
Colonel Wilson
White House
Green House
Duke of Cambridge Visits American Marksmen Camp
The duke inspected the Canadian marksmen and visited the American camp where Lieutenant Newton Major Marion and Private Farrow greeted him. Private Farrow demonstrated a Springfield rifle and the duke readied to urge a council plan for a match between Americans and a British marksmen team.
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Hritikh
Lexons
Duke of Cambridge
Newton
Marion
Farrow
Deputy United States Marshal Robert Dalton Killed in Oklahoma Arrest
Information from the United States attorney reports the death of deputy marshal Robert Dalton during an arrest in Oklahoma. Dalton was shot by Lee West, a Moonshiner, as West allegedly attempted to flee, and Dalton fatally wounded West before dying.
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Topeka
Kas
United States Attorney
Robert Dalton
United States Maretal
Oklahoma
Dalton
Lee West
Weat
Weet
Thi
Telegraphic Ticks
Wasaminaron July 16. It is estimated 65000 can be profitably expended on the improvement of Yellow Stone river Cicada July 16 Judge Horton in the criminal court this morning denied John F Beggs latest writ of habeas corpus Minneapolis July 16 Miss Anna Kelly daughter of Anthony Kelly and James F Blaine of St Paul a nephew of J G Blaine were married at the Immaculate Conception church at Go'elock this morning.
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Yellow Stone River
Cicada
Horton
Criminal Court
John F. Begg
Minneapolis
Anna Kelly
Anthony Kelly
James F. Blaine
St. Paul
J. G. Blaine
Immaculate Conception
Go'elock
Constitutional convention backs Australian ballot plan
Sioux Faces July 1s. The convention's main business was a resolution urging committees to speed up enrolling and engrossing clerks. Committees debate the Australian ballot system and are expected to recommend its adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reyort
Mob Lynching in Mississippi Claims Black Man's Life
In Tuka Mississippi on July 1 a mob of 109 men overpowered the jailor and dragged Lawn Bures a Black man from custody to a tree where he was killed. The incident followed the arrest of Bures for allegedly harming a white man named Whitehurst in Muemrnis Tennessee.
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Muemrnis
Tenn
Bures
Whitehurst
Tuka
Miss
Tomboy Beats Sorrento at Monmouth Park Race
At Monmouth Park on July 16 the track was heavy and Tomboy defeated Sorrento in the mile and a half race with Jubal third. Sorrento led early but faded on the upper turn as Tomboy surged to the finish in 2:48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monmouth Park
Sorrento
Tomboy
Jubal
Sullivan Gets the Money for Kilrain Fight
New Orleans July 16 John Fitzpatrick referee telegramd Stakeholder Cridge in New York to pay Sullivan party. Fitzpatrick Pat Duffey and others will go to Purvis and post bail to answer at the November term of court for aiding and abetting the recent fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
New Orleans
John Fitzpatrick
Cridge
New York
Fitzpatrick
Pat Duffey
Purvis
Fight at Puerto Del Agua Leaves Five Dead in Nuevo Leon
A clash at Puerto Del Agua in Nuevo Leon between thirty smugglers and custom guards ends with two guards and three smugglers killed. A water spout wrecked the town of Chilapa in Guerrero at noon yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Mexico
Puerto del Agua
Nuevo Leon
Custom House
Chilapa
Guerrero
Kitrain Quietly Quarters in Harlem With Mitchells
Kitrain arrived in New York City and was quietly housed in Harlem with Charley Mitchell Mrs Mitchell and Pony Moore this morning, according to understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitrain
New York
Harlem
Charley Mitchell
Mrs. Mitchell
Pony Moore
Nutmeg History and Processing from East Indies to Trade
Nutmeg comes from a small East Indies tree, growing slowly to about eight feet tall. The dried outer mace turns brown, the inner nutmeg lies in a hard shell, and the tree yields seed around year eight or nine. Mace is sun dried and shaded, then dampened and packed. nutmegs are dried, broken, pickled in lime-water, sweated, and prepared for shipment. Penang oulmegs are prized, about an inch long with pale brown corrugation and red streaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Indies
Penang
Laughing Plant of Arabia and Its Drowsy Seeds
A Palgrave note describes a native Arabian plant with dwarf Kasum and Oman varieties reaching three to four feet. It bears yellow clustered flowers and seed pods with two to three black beans. Ground seeds in small doses induce loud laughter, singing, dancing, and antics for about an hour, followed by deep sleep and amnesia about the episodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palgrave
Central
Arabia
Kasum
Oman
Seteutefelmierimoan
Cottonwood Liner on Tree Uses and Market Value
The cottonwood tree highly common in the west once deemed useless for lumber. It competes with white pine in markets and commands values up to a thousand in some places while white pine sells for thirty five. Its wood aids grain operations and is valued for containers and packaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Two Hue Dyed Specks Spark Controversy in Polaabous Event
Fragmentary notes describe two hue dyed specks amid a British polaaabous gathering, provoking comment on their polabous appearance and the crowd's reaction. The brief hints at distinct hues and public discourse surround the odd display.
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J. L. Hathaway
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Warren Line
Meyer Goldsmith
Hasengn
Pierre Vieaux
Mingusville
Pittsburg
Gartlo
Cutcano
Texas
Tocena
Geghardt and the Lily
Senator Hill
WIRED
The
Montana
Washington Territory
Kid
Pais
Unicago
Powderly
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