Actress Sues Mansfield for Kissing Incident
An actress sues Richard Mansfield for 3500 dollars alleging a kiss. The piece notes the Conway printing firm in New York and price of subscriptions while mentioning possible Wall Street reforms and police raids in New York.
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Richard Mansfield
New York
Wall Street
Congressmen Catching Urges Democrats to Drop Reform Slogan
Congressman Catching says Democrats should drop free silver and cries of government by injunction imperialism and militarism. He warns following this would blur lines between Democratic and Republican parties.
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Catching
North South missionary ideas spark debate across papers
The Commercial Appeal urges the South to send missionaries to northern cities, while other Northern papers propose sending missionaries south. Dr Parkhurst cites about 250000 New Yorkers living in illicit relationships as part of the discussion.
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Parkhurst
New York City
Textbooks and juries dominate county and state concerns
The county board will decide next Saturday which textbooks to use outside the district, urging careful selection for the county's schools. A Tennessee reform of the jury system is discussed as current law hinders competent trials. The upcoming legislative session is seen as producing many laws, with lawmakers pressed to limit new statutes.
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County Board of Uniformity
Tennessee
Philippines Campaign Prepares as Rainy Season Ends
Gen. MacArthur reports the rainy season in the Philippines is ending and a vigorous campaign is planned. The Oct internal revenue collection reached 27,464,495 dollars, up from 26,149,446 the prior year. The Partition of China seems likely amid the country’s turmoil, while the U S opposes imperial partition. Governor Roosevelt declines to oust Mayor Van Wyck over ice trust ties, citing no willful law violation. A released asylum patient caused a Capitol panic before guards stopped him. Galveston fortifications and jetty repairs cost an estimated 4,000,090 dollars.
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Gen. MacArthur
Philippines
China
United States
Hoosevelt
Mayor van Wyck
New York City
Ice Trust
Capitol
Washington
Galveston
State Land Office reports land sales and taxes in Arkansas
Commissioner Colquitt details deeds for 57,385.50 acres of sixteenth sections and revenues from the 1885 act, with totals to October 1 1900. It lists lands sold, forfeited, and donated, plus a tax redemption note, and reports complete presidential election returns showing Bryan’s statewide plurality of 36,342 and total 1900 vote.
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Colquitt
J. W. Colquitt
Eec
State of
Arkansas
Bryan
McKinley
Chicot
Crittenden
Hempstead
Jefferson
Lafayette
Nevada
Newton
Ouachita
Searcy
St Francis
May Secure Colbert's Pardon
Mamie Cooper says Ayers confessed before death that he killed Hughes, claiming Colbert is innocent. Her statement to Governor Jones could free Charles Colbert, who is serving a life term after a prior murder conviction and a commuted death sentence.
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Mamie Cooper
Little Rock
Ayers
Jones
Charles Colbert
Colbert
Pete Hughes
Huntington
Wm. Ayers
Hughes
Railroad Commission Enjoined by Federal Court
Judge Trieber in federal court at Little Rock issued a temporary restraining order against the state railroad commission, enjoining enforcement of the standard freight tariff pending a hearing on the permanent injunction. Iron Mountain Railroad Company filed the application.
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Trieber
Little Rock
State Railroad Commission
Iron Mountain Railroad Company
Extraordinary Bargains at The New Bargain Store
The New Bargain Store advertises large stock of Ladies Capes and Cloaks at closed out cheap and invites inspection. It also promotes special reduced prices on all men’s and boys clothing with the seller claiming overstock and a must sell mindset.
The Iron Mountain Hold Up and Rail Line News
Six masked robbers halted the Iron Mountain northbound train near Malvern at 7 25 p m. They set cross ties on fire and forced the engineer and fireman from the engine. Dynamite failed to reach the cash room. money amounts unconfirmed though a large haul is possible. Rewards offered totaling 8500 plus 10 percent of money returned. The incident follows other national headlines including political and business notes.
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Iron Mountain
Malvern
John Whiteside
Eggleston
S. R. Avery
Hot Springs
Express
Lion Mountain
Pacific Express
Resale Ordered in Stuttgart & Arkansas River Sale
Judge Trieber ordered the Stuttgart and Arkansas River railroad resale after buyers failed to pay the remaining purchase money. They must forfeit the money already paid, with the date of resale to be fixed later.
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Stuttgart & Arkansas River
Trieber
Notable Arkansas notables and incidents reported
Brief notices from Arkansas bringing death reports for Col S H Horner and P J Ledwidge. Gun accident claims Thom Bowie. Fires destroy Iron Mountain depot at Jacksonville. Several deaths including I C Denton and Andy Tirakski. Insanity case near Eureka Springs. Bank openings and indictments noted. Rail yard accidents, races, land deals, and local crimes summarized with dates and counties.
Notice of final proof for Wm. A. Hinsley in Arkansas land claim
Notice is published by the Interior Department Land Office at Little Rock Arkansas on October 20 1900. Wm A Hinsley has filed for final proof to support his claim No 20075 for section 4 township 25 range 14. Proof will be made before the Faulkner County judge at Conway Arkansas and witnesses John Stone Wash Greene K B Townsend J D Townsend all of Conway Arkansas. H H Mevens register.
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Catherine Moulder
Fort Smith
Jonesboro
Dick Wilkerson
Lincoln
Jefferson Counties
Tom Warsaw
Marion McDonald
Cotton Belt
Pine Bluff
Monitor Arkansas
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Benton County
Cooper
Sheridan
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Horatio
Sevier County
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M. E. Church, South
Bain
United States Geological Survey
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Iron Mountain
Little Rock
Jack King
Monroe Thomas
Newport
King
Thomas
Burgman
Sweden
Texarkana
Gardner Oliphint
United States
W. F. Feagle
Arkansas
St. Louis
Lamar
Johnson County
Department of the Interior
Ark
Faulkner County
Conway
Wm. A. Hinsley
John Stone
Wash Greene
K. B. Townsend
J.D. ‘Townsend
Hi. H. Mevens
Register
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