A Treacherous Rascal Elopes Wife of Half Brother
Hyde Park society stirs over the alleged elopement of Emmet C. Green once with Mrs C. K. Bartell wife of his half brother. Green, a former La Cattle Company Wyoming manager now in real estate, vanished after writing his wife from Omaha promising not to return and urging sale of their home. An active search follows amid ties to Will Swan and Jay Pettibone in cattle dealings.
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Hyde Park Society
Emmet C. Green
la Cattle Company of Wyoming
C. K. Bartell
Green
Omaha
Bartell
Tmmett C. Green
Will Swan
Jay Pettibone
L 7
Cheyenne
Inter Ocean
John Chase
Delegates Tour Willimantic and Manchester Mills Visit
A Pan American Congress delegation route through Willimantic and South Manchester featured tours of spool cotton, silk mills, Pratt and Whitney shops, and Colt Armory Works. Generals and managers accompanied the group as they viewed gun components, caligraphs, and diary writing samples in Spanish.
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Willimantic
Conn
Willimantic Spool Cotton Company
Manchester
Hartford
Triennial National Council of Congregational Churches Opens
The Triennial National Council meets at Plymouth church Worcester with Dr Cyrus Northrup of Minnesota State University as moderator. The secretary reports 309 new churches in three years bringing total membership to 4 658. The Congregational Union of England and Wales urges a world Congregational representation in London to discuss grave faith and church questions.
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Congregationalists
Worcester
Mass
National Council of Congregational Churches
Plymouth Church
Cyrus Northrup
Minnesota State University
Congregational Union of
England and Wales
London
Church of Christ
Christendom
Congregational Churches
Hogs From United States Found to Carry Trichina
The Univer gal newspaper reports trichinae found in hogs imported from the United States into San Luis Porto. A fire destroyed Calderon theater in Zacatecas, consuming educated animals belonging to Salvania and killing one attaché.
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Jexico
City
Mexico
Univergal
United States
San Luis Porto
Calderon Theatre
Zaccatecas
Salvania
Labor Troubles at Berlin Dock Strike Deepens
Berlin reports ongoing dock labor strike with no settlement in sight. Soldiers from the garrison and arriving workers unload vessels while the emperor receives the North Sea Canal commission at Kiel and tours the canal mouth at Hlake man.
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Berlin
Glemsburg
North Sea Canal Commission
Kiel
Tle
Hlakeman
Prairie fires close to city limits threaten heavy losses
Prairie fires in Minnesota advance toward the city and toward the Manitoba west side tracks. A large hay lot burned last night and dense smoke reduces visibility to about a block. If rain does not come soon, property losses may be heavy.
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Minnesota
Croup
Manitoba West Side
Judge Denies Writ in Cronin Case at Curwano
Judge Baker refused to release Woodruff on habeas corpus and no extra jurors were secured as the Cronin case session opened uneventfully.
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Cronin
Curwano
Baker
Woodruff
Spokane County canvass shows GOP edge for top court seats
The Review reports official canvass results from Spokane County indicating an average Republican majority for the top three Spokane Supreme Court judges. Lincoln County confirms Fairweather, a Republican, elected. The tally leaves one Democrat in the state senate and six Democrats in the House.
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Spokane Falls
Spokane County
Supreme Court
Lincoln County
Fairweather
Senate
House of Representatives
Cattlemen Protest Chicago Exchange Charges at Caldwell Meeting
Western range cattlemen meet in Caldwell Kansas adopted a memorial to the Chicago livestock exchange. The document protests current commissions as inequitable and urges adoption of a selling rate tied to cattle value to fairly distribute costs.
President Hosts Knights Templar Reception at White House
Washington October 6 The reception for visiting Knights Templar by President Harrison drew large crowds on the White House grounds. Lanterns and electric lights lit ornamental displays with American flags and Welcome Sir Knights banners. The event began at 5:30 PM and extended well past the planned hour as guests RSVP’d to greet the President with handshakes.
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Washington
White House
Knights Templar
Harrison
Uitahte
Magnificent Studebaker Stone House Destroyed by Fire
The large west coast residence of Clem Studebaker, valued around three million, was nearly destroyed by a morning blaze. Mrs Studebaker and her grandchild were found on the terrace, severely burned, as interior woods and priceless artworks burned. The family was away with Studebaker abroad. Insurance coverage was only twenty five thousand dollars.
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Sevin Bess
Ind
Clem Studebaker
Studebaker
International Congress
England Rebuked By Emperor Over Illiteracy Question
Emperor William, during a recent visit to England, asked about the percentage of illiterates, prompting surprise at such ignorance in a wealthy nation. The queen was informed and asked advisers for remedies, while education advocates see potential progress despite elite indifference and hostility to schooling.
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England
London
William
Carpet Truss Scheme Moves on to Trust Talks
The New York meeting of major carpet manufacturers from New England New York and Philadelphia discussed forming a trust or close combination. Proponents claim a majority of producers are aboard for a pledge of production control estimated at 7 to 8 percent of output with German and other capitalists prepared to invest around 2 million dollars.
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BosTor
The
American Wood Reporter
New York
New England
Philadelphia
Widow's Suitor Murdered in St Louis Narrow Escape
St Louis on October 6 Henry Huffman and Lawrence Huter both around 45 had courted a young widow. Huter favored by the widow. This morning Huffman shot Huter fatally and then fled.
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St. Louis
Henry Huffman
Lawrence Huter
Huter
Huffman
President Harrison Hosts Knights Reception at White House
President Harrison and Mrs. Harrison welcomed the Knights Templar and their ladies at the White House in Washington on October 10. The president spent over an hour shaking hands with hundreds who could not attend the previous night’s reception, marking a record pace of greetings since his inauguration.
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Knights
Washington
Harrison
Indiana
Knights Templar
White House
Mrs Logan Hosts Knights Templar Reception
Mrs Logan hosted a Knights Templar and ladies reception described as among the great conclave events. About 10,900 people gathered at the mansion from 7 p.m. to near midnight, creating a scene of notable numbers and brightness.
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Logan
Wasninotos
Knights Templar
Official Count Reports North Dakota Election Returns
A Bismarck dispatch states full official returns show 89,000 total votes. Hansbrough, Republican candidate for Congress, leads by 15,000, Miller, Republican for governor, by 12,600. Prohibition majority specified. Eighty percent of votes favor the constitution.
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Sr. Paul
Bismarck
N. D
Slohe
North Dakota
Hansbrough
Congress
Miller
City of New York Aground in New York Bay
The Lorman line steamer City of New York remains aground in the lower bay with eleven tugs aiding. Passengers occupy cabins and steerage as crews attempt to refloat the ship. reports of sinking are unconfirmed, with high water expected to free the vessel.
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New York
Lorman Line
City of
Wilson Barrett
Mall
Fletcher
John Moore
Inmantine
Tribute to S S Cox at Cooper Union memorial service
Crowds gather at Cooper Union in New York for a memorial service honoring late Congressman S S Cox. Ex President Cleveland presides and delivers a high tribute, with speakers including Mayor Grant ex Mayor Hewitt Senator Aldrich and Congressman Proctor Knott.
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Can
New York
Cooper Union
S.S. Cox
Cleveland
Grant
Hewitt
Pryor
Milburn
House of Representatives
Aldrich
George W. Curtis
John Cockrill
McSweeney
Congressman Proctor Knott
Big Sale of Trotters at Fair Lawn Sale in Lexington
Lexington October 10 The Fair Lawn sale of trotters opened with large turnout from across the United States. Total receipts reached sixty six thousand dollars for eighty five head. Top prices included Happy Promise to W. Withers of Lexington for nineteen thousand dollars and Waverly to G. W. Patterson of Ashton Iowa for thirteen twenty five. Other notable bids included Aberdeen to James K. E. Clay Parks Kentucky for three thousand dollars Crape Myrtle to A. H. Moore Philadelphia for three thousand one hundred fifty and Sarah Mead to G. Land Buffalo New York for two thousand seven hundred. Junith to G. W. Patterson Ashton Iowa for four thousand three hundred twenty five and Blapny Courier to Ben Johnson Bradtown Kentucky for one thousand six hundred fifty.
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Lexington
Fair Lawn
United States
Happy Promise
Happy Medium
W. 5
Withers
Waverly
G. W. Patterson
Ashton
Iowa
Aberdeen
James KE. Clay
Parks
Grace Vernoon
Nutwood
K. Weed
Stillburn
Styoo
Almont
Moore
Philadelphia
Sarah Mead
G. Land
Buffalo
Junith
G W. Patterson
Blapny Courier
Ben Johnson
Bradtown
Pacer Johnston Fails to Beat 204 Pace Record
In Havre Indiana on an autumn race day a red-letter pacing event produced a record time with a best mark in the third heat. Johnston attempted to surpass 204 but clocked 2.08, with three-quarters of the effort in 1.34 as Pointer led the race to victory.
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Tenne Havre
Ind
Pointer
Johnston
Knights Templar elect officers at grand encampment
The grand encampment elected J S Cobin of Pennsylvania as grandmaster and Hugh McCurdy of Michigan as deputy grandmaster for a three year term. Warren Thomas of Kentucky was named grand eneralsimo and Reuben Sedley Lloyd of California grand captain general. The Louisville vote tally showed Denver leading 96 to 0.
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Wastiseros
Knights Templar
J. S. Cobin
Pennsylvania
Hugh McCurdy
Michigan
Warren Thomas
Kentucky
Reuben Sedley Lioyd
California
Henry Bates Stoddard
Texas
Nicholas Vanslick
Rhode Island
H. Wales Lines
Connecticut
William S. Isaacs
Virginia
San Francisco
Oakland
Golden Gate
Damascus
Newark
N. J
Denver
Denver Roy
Louisville
Cranbrook resigns from cabinet on ill health
Viscount Cranbrook the lord president of the privy council retires from the cabinet due to ill health. Also reports note a fertilizer factory fire in Ober Sons & Co. causing about 300000 dollars in losses. The czare witch stakes race results and Mexican cattle exclusion stance are listed along with Samuel J. Randall leaving his Wal lingford summer home for Washington.
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BaLtimoke
Ober, Sons & Co
Primrose Day
Ingram
Merry K
Crry
Mexico
United State
Samuel J. Randall
Wallingford
Washington
Randall
Mayor Pushes Underground Wires After Fatality Rise
In New York Oct o meeting of the board of electrical control heard representatives of several companies. Mayor Grant condemned overhead electric illumination and urged wires go underground where possible. A resolution forbidding overhead wires unless confirmed safe by experts was adopted.
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New York
Board of Electrical Control
Grant
National Grange Visit Itinerary From Worcester Headed to Sacramento
Worcester official Gettoo-James Draper issued the eastern states itinerary for the National Grange meeting in Sacramento California in November. Tickets Boston to Chicago priced at 15 dollars and Chicago to San Francisco round trip 10 dollars. Tickets valid six months. The plan emphasizes sightseeing opportunities along the route.
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Worcester
Mass
James Draper
National Grange Patrons of Husbandry
National Grange
Sacramento
Cala
Chicago
Boston
San Francisco
Czar Arrives in Kiel on Imperial Yacht Derjova
The czar reached Kirt aboard the imperial yacht Derjova this afternoon. The yacht passed British guardships and was saluted by both British and German squadrons. It was lit with electric lights and anchored opposite the castle before the czar departed for the train to Berlin under tight guard.
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Kirt
Czar
Derjova
Baden
Berlin
Halfway Disaster in Chicago Tragedy at East North Avenue
A Northwestern engine struck a street car at East North avenue crossing in Chicago causing eleven deaths and multiple injuries. The collision occurred in the northwestern part of the city this evening. Emergency crews responded rapidly and investigations are underway.
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Halfway
Chicago
Curiaco
East North Avenue
Spirit-haunted Spare Room Cited in Mrs Jenks Tale
An elderly woman recalls a room steeped in sacred memories. She mentions deceased relatives and a spiritualist belief linking the space to lingering presences as a nervous young minister stays overnight in town.
World’s Most Valued Book At Rome Vatican Bible Weighs Heavy
A 1612 tale places a colossal Bible in the Vatican weighing above 820 pounds. Pope Julius reportedly refused to ship it to a Venetian syndicate for its weight in gold, valuing the volume at about 125000 dollars as gold values then ran high.
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Vatican
Rome
Julius
Pan American excursion visits New Haven and Meriden stops
The Pan American excursion reached Collinsville at 2 30 and inspected edge tool works. It then visited Meriden to view factories including clocks and brass goods before going to New Haven for a drive and Yale University, where President Dwight welcomed the visitors. The finance committee reports 6 million subscribed for the world’s fair with 3 million more expected, while Chicago wage workers raised 440000 on Chicago fire anniversary.
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Chicago
Cireaco
Eltp
Ileets
New Haves
Conn
Collinsville
Meriden
Opera House
New Haven
Yale College
Dwight
Howe’s Remains Found in New York Sewer Tomb
A Ticonderoga dispatch reports workmen uncovering a tombstone and coffin containing human bones. The stone bears Lord Howe’s inscription and date of death from the 1755 battle at Theronderoga. Remains likely to be interred in the village cemetery at once.
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Roy
N. Y
Ticonderoga
Lord Howe
Theonderoga
Pythian Sisters Elect Supreme Temple Officers
Delegates at the World Supreme Temple meeting chose officers led by Melvarar Richmond as supreme chief of temple and Ida M. Weaver as supreme mistress of records and correspondence. The event marks the formation of the Ladies rank of Knights of Pythias.
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Indianapolis
J. A. Hil
Order of Pythian Sisters
Hhe
Temple
Melravar
Richmond
Ind
Ida M. Weaver
Warsaw
Tod
CL. Lawrence
San Diego
Cali
Knights of Pythias
Supreme Lodge of the
Knightts of Pythias
Vesuvius dynamite cruiser test exceeds expectations
Commander Goodrich, head of the trial board, telegraphed Secretary Tracy that the dynamite cruiser Vesuvius performed beyond expectations. Five men fired seventeen minutes for five shots, well under the thirty minutes estimated, and the vessel met and surpassed required speed.
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Washington
Goodrich
Tracy
Vesuvius
Indianapolis Elects Democratic Mayor and Council
Complete returns from yesterday's municipal election show a sweeping Democratic victory in Indianapolis. They elect the mayor and clerk and win a majority of the council while the board of alderman remains tied. Republicans had previously held a majority. The victory marks the first Democratic mayor in fifteen years.
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Indianapolis
Germanus Orders Germans Out Amid Hostage Take
Despatches from Damaralana report paramount chief Germanus ordering all Germans to quit the country and seizing German missionaries as hostages for native agent safety. A brewery hotel and forage stores were looted at Ostheim today.
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Germanus
Bextin
Damaralana
Ostheim
Knights Templar Conclave Exhibition Draws Attentive Crowd
The Knighte Templar Conclave in Wasmingion featured a tempered exhibition amid chilly winds that swept the grand stand. Spectators, many elegantly dressed ladies, endured the chill to enjoy the event.
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Knights Templar
Wasmingion
Templar
Indictments Return in Fraud Case Against Hradbury
The United States circuit court today returned indictments against De J Hradbury of bogus diploma fame. He is charged with using the mails for fraudulent purposes and with using a fictitious name to procure, aid, or abet fraud.
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Hradbury Indictech
Concorn
United States Circuit Court
de. J. H. Hradbury
Raud
Corner Stone Laid at Pulitzer Building
The cornerstone of the Pulitzer building, home of the World, was laid at two o clock in the afternoon. Chauncey M. Depew delivered the formal address, Bishop Tuttle opened the exercises, and Joseph Pulitzer Jr. laid the stone. Notables present included ex President Cleveland, Governor Hill, and Mayor Grant.
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New York
Pulitzer
Cockerill
Chaunceys M. Depew
Bishop Tuttle
Mysouri
Joseph Pulitzer, Jr
Cleveland
Hill
Grant
Important Hullroad Suit Opens Interstate Rates Issue
Milwaukee Road indicted by U S grand jury for violation of the interstate commerce law. The case tests whether railroads may charge higher rates to interior towns than to St Paul and Minneapolis, a matter of great importance to the region.
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St. Pauw
Minn
Ohto
Milwaukee Road
United States Grand Jury
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Plea Entered in Flack Divorce Case
Pleas of not guilty were entered in the general session court before Judge Martine in behalf of Sheriff Flack by Referee Meeks and George Hart, parties interested in the Flack divorce case.
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Sheriff Flack
New Years
Martine
Flack
Meeks
George Hart
Disappearance of Peck Tuzzles Chicago Bookkeeper
A. R. Peck, confidential bookkeeper for the Chicago office of P. Lorillard, has vanished. Reports say he overdrawn the firm's funds by several thousand dollars.
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Chicago
A. R. Peck
P. Lorillard
Dakota Surprises With 44009 62 Bushels Crop Report
Reports from the east warned of crop failure in Dakota yet the state yields a superb harvest totaling 44 009 62 bushels. Estimates show nearly all grain grading as the very highest quality, signaling a remarkable agricultural turnaround for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Anerpers
Dakota
Senator Sherman Delivers First Campaign Speech
Senator John Sherman spoke in Orrville today delivering his first campaign address to a large audience. The event drew local supporters and marked a notable moment in his political effort.
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Sherman
Corremats
John Sherman
Orrville
Notice to Public Land Claimants in Wyoming District
Notice announces land patent actions at Cheyenne Wyoming with dates in November and December. It lists claimants William J. Ruttledee Charles Ciro and others to prove residence and cultivation of state lands before the land office. It specifies sections and townships and names witnesses to establish continued occupancy.
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Cheyense
Nike
Cheyenne
Wye
George 1
Gallas
Io Theo Welling
Oarkamd
Boek
Bo W
Larailte Co. Wore
Ane
Willesees
William J. Ruttledee
Charles Ciro
Iteliteern
Stillman A. Phere
Desert Land Final Proof Notice for Publication
Arthur Gare diver of Cheyenne Laramie county Wyoming seeks final proof of desert land claim No S182 for section 1H in township 20 north of range west before the registrar at Cheyenne Wyoming on Saturday November 28. Names of witnesses Alexander J Moor Caleb M La Gravee Denerndt Brown Walter Hrow appear from Goshen Wyoming.
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UsSiten Statke
Cheyenne
Wyo
Arthur Gare
Laramoc
Ronge dl Weet
Megister
Temiver
Cheyentne
Wromlog
Baldiaud
Alexander Jd. Moors
Caleb M. la Gravee
Denerndt Bh
Brown
Walter Hrow
Whlef Goshen
E, P
CU Amelin
Itogister
Desert land claims and proofs at Cheyenne office notices
Notices from the United States Land Office Cheyenne Wyoming dated Sept 19 announce proof hearings for desert land claims Nos S 017 and others. Witness lists include John H McDonald Samuel L Blake Robert Jackson James Hilm and others from Laramie county Wyoming with dates set for November and October filings.
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Orrin P. Wee Donald
Kondewa Street
Keokuk
Lee County
Cheyenone
Woomley
Tueaday
John HH. McDonald
Samuel L. Blake
Robert Jackson
James Hilm
Egbert
Laramie County
Wyoming
Ouamplen
Register
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Trieste
France
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Asirep States Land Office
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Comiratta
Palo Alto
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John H. McDonald
Samuel L. Blake Horent Jackeon
Laramite County
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Henry
Yoder
Charles F
Fran Yoder
Philipp J. Yoder
Allot Philips
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