Whitechapel Murderer Remanded and Timber Culture Rule Change
Secretary Noble modifies timber culture rule affecting eight year cultivation periods for ten acres. The decision broadens protection for some 2500 entries made under the Act before June 27 1887, directing that those entries pass under the later construction of the law.
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Wasu Macton
Noble
Commissioner General of the Land Office
United States
MacFarland
Sparks
Henry Hooper
Presidential Appointments List July 20
The president announces appointments across treasury and customs posts including M. M. Hurley as third auditor in Indiana J. H. Franklin as deputy second auditor in Kansas Charles M Leavy appraiser for San Francisco N Wright Cuney collector of customs at Galveston Evely Blake in Crefeld Henry C Fisk at St Johns Jasper P Bradley at Southampton Eugene G Fechet at Piedras Negras Archibald J Sampson at Paso Del Norte Horace E Pugh at Newcastle England
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Wasumoros
M. M. Hurley
Indiana
The
Treasury
J. H. Franklin
Kansas
Charles M Leavy
California
District of San Francisco
N. Wright Cuney
Texas
Galveston
Evely Blake
Lillingis
Crefeld
Henry C. Fisk
Vermont
St. Johns
Quebec
Jasper P
Parliament debate over Princess Louise marriage grant
Loxton July 22 LaBouchere moved to reject the committee report and substitute an address to the queen. He argued the existing royal sum should cover all proper royal uses and any extra needs should come from retrenchment rather than new taxes. Hadstone censured the government but supported the committee majority on royal grants.
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Loxton
LaBouchere
House of Commons
Pricess
Louise
Earl of Fife
Hadstone
Committee
Hogan Mystery Deepens After Balloon Flight
New York May 22 P C Campbell owner of the balloon used by the ill fated aeronaut Hogan denies sending a telegram to Hogan s wife in Jackson Michigan claiming her husband landed safely on Long Island Campbell says he has no knowledge of Hogan s whereabouts and suspects foul play. The infrared bay ship described as Hogan s air craft was seen over Louisville last night traveling from northeast to southwest at an estimated two miles high.
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New York
P. C. Campbell
Hogan
Jackson
Mich
Long Island
Campbell
Hgan
Louisvitus
Alleged Whitechapel Murder Suspect Arrested in Brodie Case
The man named Willian Brodie was arrested yesterday on suspicion of being the Whitechapel murderer. He was arraigned before a police magistrate this morning and the confession he gave to the police was deemed true. He was remanded for one week.
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Whitechapel
Loxpon
Willian Brodie
Bin
Labor Troubles Rattle Wisconsin Coal Dock Strike
Wroor Sunsmnion Wisconsin July 20 A gang of strikers overpowered the sheriff and police and compelled many coal dock workers to quit. Six leaders arrested. The mayor telegrams Governor Hoard for troops to reopen the plant. a company from Eau Claire arrived this morning.
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Wroor Sunsmnion
Wis
Hoard
Eau Claire
James Boggs Takes His Own Life in New Jersey
James Boggs prominent mechanical engineer in the United States died by his own hand this morning in Tramon New Jersey. Despondency over repair work and intemperance cited as the cause. The note indicates personal troubles and a possible financial strain.
Freedom of the city for Parnell
Reports from Edinburgh state Parnell was granted freedom of the city today amid telegraphic dispatches from Washington Constantinople Paris and other capitals outline military and political movements including Crete Zanzibar and Boulangist nominations. In London and New York notes William O'Brien's case verdict and jewelry theft at Lynn are noted along with Sullivan's hotel calls and possible travel plans.
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Edinburgh
Parnell
Washington
Harrison
Deer Park
Constantinople
Porte
Crete
Rome
Zanzibar
Paris
Marseilles
Lonnon
William O'Brien
Lord Salisbury
Salisbury
Lynn
Mass
Buriars
H. J. Odwell
New York
Charley Mitchell
Any Moore
Liverpool
Henry Clay
William Clay
Jersey City
Dodge & Olcott
Chemical Works
Swe
Congress
John L. Sullivan
Vanderbilt Hotel
Boston
Will of Nashville Dog Lady Winds Up In Trust
Mary Ann Schaub, a German émigré who lived in Nashville sixty years, died at her home. With no known kin, she leaves about 6,000 dollars to be held in trust for her dogs, including a bed and clothing. A former pupil who adopted Schaub will oversee care for eight years to inherit the estate.
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Nashville
Tenn
Mary Ann Schaub
Slow progress on reservation factions noted in July report
July 22 dispatch reports Charger, Little No Heart and Swift Bird signing with followers while White Swan resists. The hand on the reservation remains the largest, composed mostly of hostile Indians once held as prisoners of war. Indians resist progress and block others. Two hundred fifty are signed.
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Cuevesne River Acexey
Oak
Little No Heart
Swift Bird
White Swan
War Department
Congregation Beach Thoroughbred Race Results Report
At Brabaron Beach on July 22 results show three quarters of a mile: Congress first, King William second, Mamie B third with Time 1164. Seven eighths of a mile: Annie M wins, Dalesman second, Little Barefoot third in 1:30. Mile and a half: Tea Tray takes first, Urbana second, Blue Line third in 1:44. Mile and a sixteenth: Brainboru wins, Selex second, Lek third in 1:46. Mile and an eighth: Lancaster wins, Calera second, Troy third in 1:35. Steeplechase short course: Hereculus wins, Zanzibar second, Sanford third in 1:37.
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Brabaron Beach
Congress
King William
Mamie B
Annie M
Dalesman
Little Barefoot
Tea Tray
Urbana
Blue Line
Brainboru
Selex
Lek
Lancaster
Calera
Troy
Hereculus
Zanzibar
Sanford
Nevada Senator Stewart to speak on irrigation and silver
In Washington Territory a telegram from ex Att General Williams announced that Senator Stewart of Nevada would deliver an irrigation and silver address. By a party vote 25 to 7 an invitation was extended for tomorrow though audience will be small due to a clam bake. A teachers petition seeks an educational test for voters. A county government report presumes no new county under 20,000 inhabitants and no division leaving under 4,000 in an old county.
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Oxugara
W. T
Williams
Stewart
Nevada
Committee On County Municipal Governments
Crops in Bad Shape Across Dak and Canadian Northwest
The crops in the Canadian northwest and along the Dakota line are in bad shape with farmers almost destitute. Some cases report subsistence on field mice and grapherr.
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Generon, Dak
Canadian Northwest
Dakota Line
Lord Mayor Kennedy Succeeds Suxton in Dublin
Lord Mayor Kennedy, formerly MP for Cavan, is named successor to Suxton as Lord Mayor of Dublin on July 22. The appointment elevates Kennedy to the city’s ceremonial top post following Suxton’s tenure.
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Kennedy
Pumirs
Mr. Kennedy
Cavan
Suxton
Dublin
Timely Remarks on Summer Health Remedies
Readers are advised to prepare for hot weather and diseases like cholera morbus dysentery and diarrhoea. The notice promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as prompt reliable and affordable and urges purchase from B. B. David before summer.
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Ft Calle
Chamberlains Calle
B. B. David
Double Lynching at Sweetwater Draws Outrage in Wyoming
Special to the Sun reports Jim Averell and Ella Watson were hanged by stockmen near Bothwell on Saturday after Averell and Watson, linked to cattle rustling and Cattle Kate notoriety, were seized from a wagon. Buchanan escaped after firing on the mob as warrants were issued for prominent Sweetwater stockmen amid a long feud over rustling and vigilante justice.
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Deverns
Wyo
Buchanan
E. J. Healy
Casper
Jim Averell
Ella Watson
Averell
Rawlins and Lander Stage
Sweetwater
Kate
Bessemer
Jack Cooper
Bothwell
Sweetwater Valley
Healey
Watson
Wickopee the Wyoming pacing mare gains east fame
Wyoming bred mare Wickopee owned by G B Goodell shines in eastern racing. She wins three straight heats at Narragansett Park Rhode Island earning high praise for pure breeding and altitude endurance despite strong rivals Hi Wilkes and Alexander Bey among starters.
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Wickopee
G. Bs. Goodell
Wyoming
Narragansett Park
Cranston
Hi Wilkes
Aderim
Harry B
Alexder Bey
Alexander Boy
Mare Wickopee Dominates in Fast Mile Run
In a colt and mare pacing card Wickopee led from start to finish, beating Ilderim and Alexander Boy as she clocked a mile in 2:84 with a strong 2:16 possible pace. The race featured fouls at the start and a dramatic stretch drive amid shattered early positions.
Chicago Times in Trouble Over Judgment Against West
The Commercial National Bank obtained a debt confession of 13791 in a judgment against J West editor of the Chicago Times and James J West & Co. Clinton A Snowden ex managing editor of the Times. A deputy sheriff served the demand and West said he had no funds to satisfy the debt. The officer planned to levy on Wests personal effects at his Hyde Park home.
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Curiaco
The
Commercial National Bank
Grinnell
J. West
Chicago Times
James J. West
West
Hyde Park
Hippolyte Repulsed Near Port au Prince
Captain Atlas reports the steamship Alone intercepted Hippolyte on July 12 at Port au Prince after an assault on July 11. Repeated attacks caused heavy losses, and Hippolyte retreated to Croix des Bouquets about nine miles from Port au Prince where his forces are encamped.
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New York
Atlas
Hippolyte
Port-au-Prine
Croix Des Bouquets Point
Port-au-Prince
Governor Lowry's Last Blunder
Detective Norris arrived to arrest Jake Kilrain and Johnny Murphy after securing requisition papers from Mississippi. The Marshall rejected them as they lacked Maryland state details and Governor Jackson’s countersign. Kilrain had already fled to avoid arrest.
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Lowry
Norris
New York
Mitchell
Pony Moore
Jake Kilrain
Johnny Murphy
Marshall Frey
Mississippi
Marshall
Maryland
Jackson
Jake
Prosecution Aids In Union Pacific Suit
The attorney general appointed James I Caldwell of Nebraska as special assistant attorney to aid in the government suit against the Union Pacific Railroad company and Western Union Telegraph company. The case concerns operation of telegraph lines owned by the railroad, under the act of August 7, 1888.
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James I. Caldwell
Nebraska
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
Amusing Nail Growth Calculation From Obituary
The London Figaro notes a playful statistic about M. Chevreul who died at 103. It claims nails would reach 203 inches if he never cut them, based on yearly nail growth and faster growth on the middle finger, totaling over 56 yards of nail length over a lifetime.
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Statistical Society
London Figaro
M. Chevreul
M. Crevreul
Forsyth College laundry worker writes novels in England
Mrs Susikh, a Forsyth College laundry worker in England, pursues novel writing in her spare time while managing her own business as a dioanmaker, reflecting a diverse blend of labor and creativity.
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Mra. Susikh
Forsyth College
England
Iso
Punishment One Shot and Two Hanged After Jail Capture
A posse in New Mexico captured three cattle and horse thieves from a notorious Mexican band. In a clash with Deputy Lowens, he was killed along with the band’s leader. Cowboys later overtook the guard and hanged the two remaining prisoners after riddling their bodies with bullets.
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Kansas City
Alburquerque
N. M
Lowens
Kelly
Drowned leader of Colorado river survey expedition
A party led by Frank M. Brown set out May 23 to explore a Colorado River route for a railroad to the Pacific. A telegram from Kawan Utah July 11 reports Brown drowned July 10 when his boat capsized in Marble Canyon. Two other boatmen, Peter M. Hasborough and Henry C. Richards, perished in separate incidents. recovery of bodies is not possible.
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Denver
Colo
Frank M. Brown
Colorado River
Pacific Coast
Kawan
Utah
Marble Canon
Brown
Peter M. Hasborough
Henry C. Richards
Millette predicts GOP sweep in Dakota congressional districts
Gov Millette of Dakota states in Washington that Republicans will carry all Dakota congressional districts and all offices and legislatures in both new states. He cites a strong prohibition element but expects a third party movement to fail and temperance goals to be pursued within the Republican framework. He offers no clear forecast on prohibition sections in the constitutional convention.
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Washinatox
D. C
Gov Millette
Dakota
Washington
North
South Dakota
Republican Party
Transcontinental Association Deliberations Stall Over Puget Sound Dispute
July 22 report from Cueaso notes two sessions by the Transcontinental Association failing to decide major issues. A quarrel looms between the Northern and Pacific companies over Puget Sound business, with potential amicable adjustment and withdrawal cancellation by the latter. Southern Pacific withdrawal notice discussed but postponed.
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The
Transcontinental Association
Cueaso
Northern
Pacific
Puget Sound
Southern Pacific
sale of Hace stock and horses in Lewisville
Bryant the turf man will sell his interest in Proctor Knott and Come to Taw to partner George Scoggan. He will also sell all other race horses with plans for an entirely new stable next year. The sale is to occur after the Saratoga meeting.
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Lewisville
Bryant
Proctor Knott
Taw
George Scogggan
Denver Riders Journey From New York to San Francisco
John Allen a New York hotel man and BEHL Platt the equestrian arrived in Denver on horseback after leaving New York on May 14 They plan to reach San Francisco by October and continued their cross country trek with Allen and Platt riding alongside different companions through midwest routes.
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Denver
John Allen
New York
Behl, Platt
San Fran Francisco
Petroleum Market Jig Hits New York Corner
An oil market flare in New York today sent prices jumping as a rival bid pushed the rate to record highs for the year. Traders expect continued volatility as curious investors watch the oil sector closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rioting Strikers Suppressed by Militia in West Superior
Unrest flares as strikers clash with workers in West Superior. The mayor, backed by militia, dispersed the crowd and arrested several individuals. Authorities fear further trouble as tensions rise downtown.
Phrer Boys Fatally Enjured In Railroad Crossing Incident
Three sons of a prominent citizen were killed when their car was struck by an engine at a railroad crossing in Powrsuitin Pennsylvania. The accident occurred morning of July 22 as the youths were driving, with authorities believing all three fatalities.
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Powrsuitin
Market Report Shows Strong Demand for Cattle
Market notes indicate solid demand for cattle with varied lots including heifers, steers, and feeders. Cows and bulls mixed with prices around a dollar range, while heavy and light weights show broader spreads. Overall market activity remains steady with buyers active on dairy and beef lots.
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Curease
Legal blanks for sale at the office
Legal blanks available at this office for public use and filing purposes. Contact the office for details on formats and quantities.
Skeletons Found in Missouri River Chalk Cave at St Helena
In St Helena Nebraska near Yankton a chalk cliff cave along the Missouri River yielded eight human skeletons lying scattered on the cave floor. Prospectors drilling for cement material found the natural chamber, suggesting ancient immigrant shelter from Indian attacks or starvation, though exact ages are undetermined.
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Yaserton
Dak
St. Helena
Nebraska
Missouri
Yankton
Missouri River
Sumatra Wrapper Tobacco Sparks Health Debate
Reports of mouth disease linked to Sumatra tobacco, used as a cigar wrapper in America, say leaves are expensive yet thin and smooth. While cheap wrapping costs rise little, the tobacco is disliked for a bitter flavor that critics fear may harm smokers.
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Sumatra
Cincinnati
Gazelle
Took It All Back. Elderly man confronts officer after stove incident
An old, frail African American man argued loudly on a sidewalk near a large stove left by a wagon. A blue-coated officer ordered the gathering to disperse and struck the stove, prompting the man to exclaim he takes it all back and flee down the street.
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Vetron Free Press
There Is No Other Blanche in the World
A Concord clergyman's young daughter loses her doll at the depot and laments there is no other Blanche. The girl, who came from Paris, sobs as the newspaper man suggests buying a replacement, while her grief drowns out the soda sounds.
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Blanche
Paris
Manchester
Nhl
Burglary at Warrington Depot Seizes Safe on Hand Car
Bargivra at Warrington, Georgia, struck the depot and carried off the safe using a hand car. Local authorities investigate the audacious daytime robbery and search for the suspect and missing valuables.
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Bargivra
Warrington
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Moore
Wisconsin
Srighton
Washington Territory
Episcopal Church
Cheyenne
James Averell
Little Pacer
Ilderim
Gay
Tlarry
Elf
Hl Wilkes
Siderim
Hipolyte
Novel Statistica
London
Pasaud
New Mexico
Stanton
the Dakotas
Hiot In
West Superior
Seremiont
Apial A
Val Aking Vowomm Co. Alle. N.Y
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