Still in doubt the senate close and money on the exchange
Reports from Helena Montana Huron South Dakota and other locales outline a tight election picture Republicans claiming joint ballot majorities in several states and Toole leading in Montana while Power lingers. Prohibition forces claim a 6000 vote edge in South Dakota with 3000 more than expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miinneeapontis
Helena
Toole
Senate
House
Ilenenaa
Mont
Montana
Huron
L. Haighman
Democratic State Central Committee
Bushnell
State Prohibition Committee
Prohibition
Money Panic Fears Grip New York Stock Market
The stock market remained tight at 10 percent loan rates as banks called in loans. Belmont & Co. withdrew 500000 from gold shipments, boosting total this week to 1500000 sent to Europe and Rothschild. Gold exports plus lower sterling exchange fed fears of a money panic and sent shares down, with sugar, cotton seed, and Atchison troubled before a brief recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stock Exchange
Belmont & Co
Europe
Rothschild
Belmont
Rio
Yoye
Atchison
Accident at Hall Field Curnaco injures two players
Oct 4 at Hall Field Curnaco during practice, Delehanty hit a fly that Shriver and Anson attempted to catch. They collided with force, both knocked to the ground and carried to the hotel. Anson reportedly suffered a bad jaw fracture while Shriver sustained a severe facial injury including a cut forehead and eye damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curnaco
Delehanty
Shriver
Anson
Dalzell defends actions over Tanner letter in pensions clash
Private Dalzell writes to the Republic defending an agent in publishing Tanner's letter. He says Tanner and Harrison promised him the deputy pensions commission. Dalzell claims ample ammunition from letters and offers to rest the matter if Harrison admits the truth in silence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Dalzell
The
Republic
Acgent
Tanner
Harrison
Ile
Deputy Sheriff Kills Suspect After Moss Point Church Shooting
Stark, suspected of firing on a Moss Point church, fled down the Pascogoul river in a skiff refused to stop. A hunting party fired on him and the deputy sheriff then shot Stark, killing him instantly. The incident followed the killing of Dan Mckeys and wounding his daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte
Negro Stark
Moss Point
Dan Mckeys
Blaine Speech Praised at International Conference Meeting
Lima reports Secretary Blaine’s remarks at the International American conference delegates meeting drew universal praise among Peruvians and other nationalities. The Peru senate approved the so called Grace bondholders contract amid local attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Galveston
Blaine
Peru
Senate
Grace Bondholders
Great Northern Railway plans new corporation
A New York report notes the St Paul Minneapolis and Manitoba stock rise by about twenty points in the past month. A Coulee issue explains that ten years of railway expansion to 640 miles will continue with extensions seen as necessary. The Great Northern Railway company is to be organized to merge contol and finance and to develop business and extensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. Paul
Minneapolis and Manitoba
Orto Io
Coulee
Eystem
Great Northern Railway Company
Great Northern Proposes $40 Million Capital Plan
The Great Northern Union operates under Minnesota law with an authorized capital of 40 million dollars. Half of this is preferred stock at 6 percent, with anti depreciation protections requiring three fourths consent for additions. Common stock remains with the Great Northern Railway, subject to future disposition. Manitoba stockholders may exchange one share of Manitoba for one share of preferred stock, paying ten dollars in cash per share with fifty dollars funded by asset transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Minnesota
Great Northern Railroad Company
Great Northern Company
Manitoba Company
Manitoba
Jerome Park Races Highlights
At Jerome Park on October 4 the crowd saw six races. St James won the two year olds sprint, King Crab claimed the mile and an eighth, Pontiac topped fourteen hundred yards, Aurania won the Jaz Hunter stakes for three year olds fillies, Huntress led the mile and three sixteenths, and Little Minnie won the six furlong event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Park
St. James
Hop Filly
Eminence
King Crab
Catient
Golden Reel
Pontiac
Blue Rock
Climax
Jaz Hunter
Aurania
Daylight
Duplicity
Huntress
Philosophy
Little Minnie
Mute
Utility
Latonia Races at Latonia track results report
Latonia course in good condition with pleasant weather and solid attendance. Sis Himyar won the seven eighths of a mile race for three-year-olds and up with Middle arch second and Pritchett third in 1.31. Happi ness took the maiden two-year-olds half mile with Mount Lebanon second and Lottie K. third in .50. Lago captured the fifteen-sixteenths of a mile for three-year-olds and up with Mirth second and Daisy Woodruff third in 1.38. Brandalett won the mile for three-year-olds with Queen of Trumps second and Pontalett third in 1.5038. Red Light won five furlongs with Rose Monte second and Martha Page third in 1.03.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Latonia
Cincinnati
Sis Himyar
Middle Arch
Pritchett
Happiness
Mount Lebanon
Lottie K
Lago
Mirth
Daisy Woodruff
Brandalett
Queen of Trumps
Pontalett
Red Light
Rose Monte
Martha Page
Morris Park Races Summary from October Meet
At Morris Park on October 3 the crowd braved chilly weather. Five furlongs saw Fordam win with Pearl Set second and Swift third in 0:59. A dead heat for the mile and an eighth between Now or Never and Brother Ban timed at 15.34 with the stakes divided. Cracksman won seven furlongs with Ben Harrison second and Boots third in 1:29.4. St John led a mile race with Barister second and Dunboyne third in 1:44. Two year olds ran five furlongs with The Miss Annie defeating Civil Service and Gunwad in 1:00. Six furlongs produced Tipstaff first, Freedom second, Glen Mound third with unspecified time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Park
Fordam
Pearl
Swift
Brother Ban
Cracksman
Ben Harrison
Boots
St. John
Barister
Dunboyne
Baseball Scores From Across The League
Indianapolis 6 Washington 5. Pittsburg 3 Boston 3. Cleveland 6 New York 6. Chicago 3 Philadelphia 6. Cincinnati 9 Louisville 2. Baltimore 6 Columbus 1.
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Indianapoliis
Indianapolis
Washington
Picrssure
Pittsburg
Boston
Cleveland
Cleveland New York
Cineaco
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Louisville
Baltimore
Columbus
Tragedy as Engine Falls Through Bridge In Indiana
InpraNaronis Indiana Oct 3 A traction engine and threshing machine broke through a bridge near Jonesville and plunged thirty feet into the water John Sparks and Henry Wright were pinned beneath the boiler and scalded to death by escaping steam Three other men were seriously burned in the incident
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
InpraNaronis
Indiana
Jonesville
John Sparks
Henry Wright
Hatfield McCoy Feud Sparks Fatal Wedding Gift
In Jamnoner Kentucky the Hatfield McCoy feud flared during a planned marriage between Pete McCoy’s daughter and John Tandy of the Matfield clan. As the couple stood to wed a volley struck, killing the bride and groom and fatally wounding the preacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkelds
Jamnoner
Pete McCoy
John Tandy
Editor Cronin Under Threat After Murder Denunciation
Since the De Cronin murder, Rev. Patrick Cronin editor of the Catholic Union in Burra New York has faced harsher denunciations and has received threatening letters. He condemns his attackers and vows to continue his editorial course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cronin
Burra
N. Y
de Cronin
Patrick Cronin
Catholic Union
Convention of Clan Na Gael District Sixteen to Meet
A district sixteen convention of the Clan Na Gael, covering Illinois and Michigan, will be held here Sunday. Resolutions denouncing the Cronin murder will be introduced and a large dispute is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cineaco
Get
Save
Clan Na-Gael
Iinois
Michigan
Cronin
Opening of International Congress draws strong praise
A dispatch from Mealeo notes Secretary Dlaine’s address opening the International Congress of American Nations was well received. Streets today call it the strongest utterance by an American of its kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Si Lawis
Mealeo
Dlaine
International Congress of American Nations
Local execution reported for brutal assault in city
A man was hanged today for an outrageous assault on the daughter of Arthur Allard, a resident of this city. The event occurred at the local gallows and drew significant attention from residents and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pambenickaneig
Paul Key
Arthur Allard
Kiril
Delegates See Yorktown Gunboat Tour and Firework Salute
The Spanish American delegates arrived at New York after an escort from West Point where Secretary of War Proctor joined the tour. They boarded the Yorktown and marines saluted as the machine guns fired fourteen shots at two and a half second intervals, sparking animated interest among the visitors who toured the ship under officers’ guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
Military Academy
American Congress
Proctor
Yorktown
New York
Wilson
Romer
Chadwick
Blaine's bid for congress presidency sparks secret session
A Washington dispatch reports that when Blaine appeared to be chosen president of the American Congress, delegates from Chile and Argentina protested by skipping the secret session and the next day's meeting. The session extended to midnight as objections grew over Blaine presiding without being a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merald
Cutcaco
Washington
Blaine
Laine
Congress
Chile
Argentine
Contess
Rescue Efforts Continue After Corona Steamer Disaster
In New Orleans crews recover bodies including Pat Ryan and Mrs. Huff from the Corona wreck while Captain Knapp and Captain Sweeney describe the sudden explosion. Survivors recount being stranded, escaping to a fireboat, and clinging to wreckage as the hull sank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Democrat Bayousas
Beverly Harris
Corona
Knapp
Klein
Prophets Island
Pat Ryan
Huff
Baton Rouge
Henry Blanks
W., Fleming
St. Louis
Sweeney
St “Itis
James H. Clark Dies in Poverty After Gold Rush Life
James H. Clark of Tombstone Arizona died in Washington, aged, after a long career from California gold fever to western mining ventures. A Civil War cotton speculator, he once wealthily lived as a prince with an estimated fortune around 100 million, but lost most of it in later mining speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasthington
James HH. Clark
Tormbstone Ariz
Tie
California
Mexico
America
Clark
Prolonged Cotton Claim Seeks Union Army Reversal
Three years ago in Washington, Clark pursued a $10,000,000 cotton seizure claim against the Pola won by Union officers in Memphis. The effort has earned favorable reports from both houses of Congress, but progress remains uneven as he endures hardship while continuing the legal fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pola
Memphis
Congress
Clark
Electric Flashes from Across the Nation and World
A roundup of brief dispatches dated October 4 reports no jurors in the Cronin case, a fire at Mount Mansfield causing $15,000 in losses, the death of General Asa R. Blunt in Manchester at age 62, a railroad wreck on the Merida and Soluta line with casualties, and creditors seeking a receiver for the Shreveport and Houston railroad. Other items note the Wesleyan university trustee John Lyon Smith’s death at 95, Crete insurgent clashes near Canea, the Kempton Park Nursery Handicap winner Light Nes Swallow Field in London, a collision near Lasswitz with four railway officials killed, Timothy Sullivan released on bail in New York, a powder-house explosion in Cayuna injuring three children, the arrest of the Earl of Gallway in Dumfries, a $0.75 on the dollar settlement offer accepted by creditors in Boston, and a cabinet meeting in Washington with Proctor absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreevesport and Houston Railroad
Mippleton
tConn
John Lyon Smith
Wesleyan University
Lonpox
Crete
Canea
Loxpon
Kempton Park
Lightnes Swallow Field
Arvard Moss
Berry
Lasswitz
Posen
Axpany
N. Y
Timothy Sullivan
Cayuna
Ont
Gallway
Dumfries
Gibson
Boston
E.& A. ST. Batchellor & Co
Disastrous Ship Explosion and Building Collapse
On Shields harbor the Italian armored warship Formidable exploded after a cartridge package dropped from height while loading gunpowder. The naval officer in charge and several sailors died instantly and many were severely wounded. In Altenbruch Hanover seven workers fell from scaffolding during church steeple construction and were killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lennon
Shields
Formidable
Altenbrush
Hanover
Complaint Against the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
The American Mining and Smelting Company and others sue the Denver and Rio Grande before the Interstate Commerce Commission alleging unreasonable through bullion rates from Leadville to Missouri River points and a lower rate from Salt Lake that harms Leadville shippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtron
American Mining and Smelting Company
Patterson & Thomas of
Denver
Interstate Commerce Commission
Denver and Rio Grande Road
Leadville
Missouri River
Salt Lake
Denver Knights Templar head to Washington conclave
Colorado delegation to the triennial Knights Templar conclave in Washington, numbering over two hundred, leaves Denver on a special Rio Grande and Missouri Pacific train. Every commandery in the state is represented as they aim to bring the next conclave to Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Cattle and Sheep Market Report from Cucaco
Cattle receipts total 14 000 with a dull market and prices noted. Beves to extra up to 4 00 and steers from 2 80 to 4 25, stockers 1 75 to 3 00, Texas cattle 1 35 to 2 55, western rang es 2 40 to 3 25, wintered Texans 2 50 to 3 60. Sheep receipts 5 000 with natives 2 55 to 4 59, western 3 40 to 4 10, Texas 3 00 to 4 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Western Rangers
Western
Railroads recovery of judgments in Western District of Texas
Treasury reports recovery of two $1,000 judgments against the Rio Grande and Eagle Pass railroad and WK Gibbins in a U S court in the Western District of Texas. The cases involve importation of wines from Mexico under a contract of labor at the San Tomas coal mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washngton
Treasury Department
United States Court
Western District of Texas
Rio Grande
Woman linked to Butte Falls sheriff elopement arrested
Mrs. J P Sands wife of the Butte Falls Minn sheriff who aided and fled with convict John Mitchell was arrested here tonight. She admitted her flight Mitchell escaped on the Manitoba train but is expected to be captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canklinton
J.P. Sands
Butte Falls
Minn
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Manitoba
Secret Service bust targets counterfeiters in Grooge county
In Indianapolis on October 4 the United States Secret Service announced a major counterfeit ring takedown. After six weeks a detective posed with two criminal gangs operating in Grooge county, leading to seven of fifteen arrests while the remaining eight were being pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
United States Secret Service
Grooge County
Sund Trots To New Records Amid Bold Age Mix
Sund trotted to record marks today as an unlikely trio of horse, rider, and trainer from SHHool’s stable powered a standout performance. The event drew attention from local fans and the senator’s supporters were among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iter
Cala
Stanford
Worms in Dogs Tails and the Mutilation Debate
The article discusses the belief in a worm at a dog's tail end causing distemper and the practice of docking tails and cropping ears. It contrasts outdated tax laws on tailed dogs, critiques the logic of the worm superstition, and condemns cruel, unfounded trimming for perceived health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Dalziel
Great Britain
Womba
Witnig
An Electric Plant in Indian Forest
A stranger plant in India’s forests emits strong magnetic power. Touching a leaf shocks the skin, a six meter needle is disturbed, and the effect peaks around 2 PM and vanishes at night. Storms amplify the force, rain ends the head, and birds avoid it. No magnetic metals are found nearby, suggesting the plant generates electricity within itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest of
India
Fragmentary Negro Confrontation Scene in Street Interaction
An archaic dialogue scene shows a white man confronting Black youths in a street setting near a hotel. The exchange touches on respect and restraint, with the man demanding proper behavior while a Black speaker asks what is desired and a bystander questions the need for force.
The Cranks We Have Always With Us
A Philadelphia Inquirer excerpt notes a crank proclaims doom from eating meat and breathing night air in summer. Citizens resist bans, continuing meat consumption and nightly respiration while the crankbacked theories falter as people seek normal life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Incquirer
Albany Girl Foils Burglar in High Society Elopement Plot
An Albany girl mistook a burglar who called the other night for her lover who would arrive to be best man at a refined elopement. The burglar diverted the girl while his partner entered the house and the male thief impersonated the lady to join him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Burglary Charge Follows Lover After Mistaken Meeting
A young man fled after a misleading nocturnal encounter with a girl believed to be his lover. The girl, realizing the error, returned home in repentance. The next morning authorities charged the youth with burglary, intensifying his bitter outlook on the affair.
The Newest Game at an Information Party
The article describes a party game where men receive cards and women small numbered papers. Partners with matching numbers form teams and write questions. Cards are read aloud, partners answer, and scores reward accuracy. The after discussion, prizes are awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill Monument
Boston
Stranger seeks museum job amid World’s Fair links
A stranger and a dime museum proprietor clash over work. The man wants a public role in the exhibition but the proprietor warns he already has enough help. The exchange turns on publicity and the stranger’s claim of unique status in New York compared to the world’s fair spotlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dime Museum
New York
Drop Nickel In the Slot Machine Cureaul Display
The new auto machine titled Dovtor Cureaul sits in Hol and Ita Wwenlen Heure of me map. Compartments labeled with ailments require a coin to be dropped into the slot to obtain the corresponding pull or powder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holand
Desert Land Final Proof Notice for Publication
Arthur Gurimer of Cheyenne Wright County Wyoming has filed notice of intention to make final proof on desert land claim No. 3182 for section 3 in township 20 north range 61 west before the Register and Receiver at Cheyenne Wyoming on November 8 1880. Witnesses: Alexander J. Pery Caleb M. La Grange Demer FE Brown and Walter Brown all of Joshen Wyoming. Champlin Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyo
Arthur Gur@imer
Loramie County
Wyoming
Range
Alexander J. Pery
Caleb M. la Grange
Demer FE. Brown
Walter Brown
Joshen
Kk. P
Champlin
Register
Desert Land Final Proof Notice for publication
United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming September 19 Notice is hereby given that Orrin B P Donald of 112 Wiendean Street Keokuk Lee County Iowa has notice of intention to make proof to establish desert land claim No 4117 for the all see in township 10 north range 6 west before the Register and Receiver at Cheyenne Wyoming on Tuesday the 11th day of November He names the following witnesses to prove the reclamation of said land Coley Hester John McDonald Samuel L Blake Robert Jackson James H Egbert Laramie County Wyoming Pochamplin Register
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Cheyenne
Wyo
Orrin
Donald
Wiendean Street
Keokuk
Lee County
Preston
Desert
Claloy
Register
Wyoming
Coley Hester
John i. McDonald
Samuel L. Blake
Robert Jackson
James Hi
Egbert
Laramie County
I. Pochamplin
Asiep
Salt Dine
McDonald
Samuel TL. Bake
James Hill
Rybert
Laramiy County
K.P. Ciamrin
Desert Land Final Proof Notice In Cheyenne Wyoming
Desert Land Final Proof Notice published from L Porter McDonald of Kinmettisburg and James M Griffin of Dubois in Wyoming. Notices call for witnesses to prove continuous residence and cultivation for desert land claims before the Register and Receiver in Cheyenne on November 5 and October 10 1880. Witnesses named include Hom of salt Dine Vie Join Ut, McDonald, Bake, Jackson, Hill, and Youur, Yoder, Phiy Yoder, Frank Yoder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrsne
Wyoming
Hie Oaly
Viet
Cheyenne
James M. Griffin
Henry
Youur
Charles
Hue Frank Yoder
Philipp
Los Phiy
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New York Exchange
Neorthorn
Association
Hudson River
Vorktown
Coronna
James H. Clark
Millionaire Adventurer
James UI
Domthy
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Comunicomleuters
Shhool
Mike
Holt
Alwayve
Cattle Brands
L. Voorhees & CO
Weming
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