Arrest Promoters in Florida Athletic Club Case
Texas Governor Culberson and Attorney General pursue conspiracy charges affecting Florida Athletic Club figures and Dan Stuart. W. K. Wheelock Brady Julien and Joe Vendig summoned. bonds posted for Brady Wheelock Julien. Officials seek testimony against Dan Stuart, citing an old Texas conspiracy statute with potential prison terms.
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Daas
Tex
Culberson
Florida Athletic Club
Jane
Sheriff Cable
Austin
W. K. Wheelock
W. A. Brady
J. J. Corbett
Martin Julien
Bob Fitzsimmons
Joe Wendig
Travis County
Martin
Hot Springs
Dan Stuart
Brady
Joe Vendig
Vendig
Julien
Stuart
Travis
Texas
United States
Dallas
Governor vows to use all lawful means to stop fight over contest
Governor Clarke states he will not convene a special session to halt the dispute. He warns he will act within existing law if the Corlett-Fitzsimmons contest is advertised in Hot Springs, saying he will go as far as the law allows to prevent the fight.
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Lirren Rock
State House Yard
Clarke
Hot Springs
Discredited reports on Captain Smith death at Jacksons Hole
Military authorities at Fort Russell reject claims of Captain Smith and two companions killed by Bannock Indians near Jacksons Hole. Federal officials say the report is not credited. Lt. Ladd at Montpelier Idaho says nothing is known. Adjutant General Stifzer cites March Patrie dispatch noting the courier Wilson claims to have seen the bodies.
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Cneyenne
Fort Russell
Jackson’s Hole
Smith
Ladd
Montpelier
Ida
Stifzer
Marion
Invitations Extend for Episcopal Convention of 1898
In Minneapolis on October 8, the house of deputies heard cordial invitations from Boston and Atlanta to hold the 1898 Episcopal convention within their borders. Memorials honored Dr. Phillips Brooks and Dr. Washington among others. A resolution urged more dignified observances of the Fourth of July and noted infractions by lay readers exceeding their powers in some cases.
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Episcopal Convention
Minneapolis
Boston
Atlanta
House of Deputies
Phillips Brooks
Washington
A. J. C. Zowden
House of Bishops
Temple Cup Goes to Cleveland in Cleveland Baltimore Title Race
The Temple Cup goes to Cleveland after a Tuesday game and series win. Baltimore fought hard but the champions were outplayed in most phases. nine thousand spectators saw Cleveland win 5 to 2.
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Cleveland
Baltimore
Hoffer
Young
First National Bank of Shawnee Authorized
Authority granted for the organization of the First National Bank of Shawnee, marking a milestone in local finance. Official action enables chartering and subsequent banking operations in Shawnee.
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New Nations] Bank
Shawnee
Wasarsat x
First National Bank of
World items and notices fill October list of events
Long column of brief items reports lawsuits, appointments, deaths, crimes, strikes, and local incidents. Notables include a receiver engagement in South Dakota, Milburn preaching in London, and Alger mining activity in Palmer Michigan. Also noted are robberies, executions, fires, and a sugar crop update in Louisiana.
Diverse late 19th century incidents sweep across states
Fragments report closures of gambling houses in Dubuque Iowa and robberies in Baraboo Wisconsin. Other items note a 1000 dollar jewelry theft in Baraboo, reunion plans for the Forty eighth Wisconsin volunteers, a 50 mile electric railroad by Toledo to Pioneer, and damages awarded in Rockford Wisconsin for defaming a man as a perjurer. Also included are murder convictions in Missouri, a train wreck near Mex Station Colorado, suicides in Kentucky and Kansas, and various political and civic notes from Iowa, Oklahoma, and Illinois.
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Dubuque
Baraboo
Wis
J. Ragoty
Louisville
Mls
Wiines
Toledo
Pioneer
Rockford
W. Treat
Mount Washington
H.L. Humphries
Janes Bryant
Edwardsville
Ala
Fort, Dodge
Fane
M. J. Smith
Husterl
Dubuque, Ja
Sceahd
Iowa Cavalry
Versailles
W. H. Scott
Garden City
Kan
Frank Swaney
Alliance
David Courtney
Washington
Cairo
Egypt
Becker
Alaska
Renfro
Oklahoma
Multiple World News Snippets from Western to Midwest
Levy Jones walks from Denver to Washington with a wager arriving in Albany weight drop from 800 to 180 pounds. Montana sheep convention seeks Wool tariff representation in Washington. Bank officers in Parsons, Kansas face dismissal for insolvent deposits. William J. Lancey dies in Iowa after fall on a pitchfork. Stephaness dies in Milwaukee while bathing in barber shop. Jane Raffrey, Ringling animal trainer, injured by gorilla in Pittsburg now at Baraboo. Union Pacific receivers appointed for Kansas Omaha line. Ex governor Waite to campaign in Kansas. Henry M. Stanley leaves Oakland for Denver. Ada Cavendish, actress, dead. North Atlantic squadron to sea near Chesapeake Bay. Captain Smith killed by Bannock Indians at Jacksons Hole. Six European nations press sultan to time. Joven Lela wrecked near Rosario. Commissioner Browning to curb Corbett Fitzsimmons fight in Indian Territory. Montana sheepherders seek Washington representation for wool tariff. Missouri Press association meets at Pertle Springs Oct 24. Antisuffrage advocates address New York voters. Iowa to resume Sunday school canvass. Richmond shoots at Paris Vermont. Harris killed. Nine crew of ship foundered were rescued. Dahmar dies after horse accident in Nevada Missouri.
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Levy Jones
Denver
Washington, D. C
Albany
N. Y
Helena
Mont
Parsons
Kan
Albla
William J. Lancey
Milwaukee
Wis
Stephaness
Janes Raffrey
Ringling Bros
Pittsburg
Baraboo
St. Paul
Minn
Seaborn
Union Pacific
Kansas
Omaha
Waite
Colorado
Wapeka
Henry M. Stanley
Oakland
Cal
Ada Cavendish
Chesapeake Bay
Smith
Jackson's Hole
Rosario
Browning
Wisdom
Shepmen
Montana
Washington
Congress
Missouri Press Association
Pertle Springs
New York
Iowa
John Richmond
Will Bryant
Paris
Vex
John Harris
Jillipe R
Dahmar
Nevada
Diverse early 20th century incidents span crimes to civic events
Reports from Dubuque Leadville Kansas City and other locales note a man killed by his own firearm, forgery arrests, a rail vote appeal in Brazil Indiana, a fatal shooting in Missouri, legal appearances for Dr Fraker heirs in Kansas City, and various civic projects from schoolhouse homes to fortifying organizations.
Cornerstone ceremony ends in deadly collapse at cathedral
A temporary floor collapsed during the St. Marys cathedral cornerstone laying in Loraine Ohio on October 8. About 3 000 spectators fell into a pit as the floor gave way killing one and fatally injuring ten with 30 to 40 others badly hurt. Rescue teams freed survivors as chaos followed.
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Stone -St- Loraine
Loraine
St. Mary's Cathedral
Socialist-Democrats vow defiance after remarks from Emperor
In Breslau Herr Liebknecht declares Social-Democrats ready for fight against imperial insults. He asserts the empire would collapse before socialism, universal suffrage equaling a death warrant to the imperial government, amid applause and a guarded portrait of Emperor Frederick. Europe warns Sultan over Constantinople riots and Armenian killings. Venezuela Britain dispute recalled. arbitration urged but opposed by British leaders. Cristo bal Colon wreck updates from Havana and relief waves from waves. Written yacht challenge for America’s Cup arrives in New York and will be considered on Oct 15.
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Williams
Liebknecht
Breslau
Herr Liebknecht
Socialist Congress
William of
Germany
Nao Miter
Frederick
Venezuela
London
Cardiff
Venomuela
Great Britain
Marquis of Salisbury
Earl Granville
Lord Rosebery
Schomberg Line
Terarni
New York
Royal Victoria
C. “D. Rose
Court Terms Set for 1891 in Jefferson Madison Beaverhead
District court terms in the Fifth Judicial District Montana fixed for 1891. Jefferson county sessions on the first Mondays of January April July and October. Madison county on the third Mondays of February May August and November. Beaverhead county on the second Mondays of March June September and December. Court opens at 10 a.m. each Monday. Clerk R Z UThomas signs.
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Jefferson County
Madison County
Beaverhead
R. Z. Uthomas
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Forest City Land and Improvement Company
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William H. Milburn
United States Senate
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Labor Statistics
Palmer, Mich
Russell A. Alger
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Protestant Church of America
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Ilinois Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
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Loan Association
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American Express Company
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E. Broadway
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San Francisco, Cal
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Dillon, Mont
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Portland, OR
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