Fight Declared Off and Corbett Versus Fitzsimmons Delayed
Hot Springs October 22. The plan for a Corbett Fitzsimmons bout collapses as Fitzsimmons manager Julian refuses a postponement and insists on the scheduled finish fight. Rumors say a substitute match with Peter Maher may be sought while court decisions linger. The dispute spills into Dallas where a forfeit of 2500 dollars is mentioned. The latest status shows tempers and disappointment across all sides.
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Dallas
Peter Maher
Steven O'Donnell
Sensational Durrant Trial Testimony Floods Court
Dr Graham details a jail interview with Theodore Durrant claiming he could create an alibi with notes from Dr Cheney’s lecture. Durrant urged Graham to leave the notes with Mrs Durrant. Graham refused and never visited Durrant again. Episcopalians conclude a three week session in Minneapolis with a lengthy pastoral letter. The convention notes progress revising canons and a growing church, with four new dioceses. The Cramps ship trip yields 15.5478 knots speed and a $25,000 bonus per overtake of contract requirements.
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Theodore Durrant
Durrant
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Dunnigan
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Giham
Minneapoois
Episcopalian Convention
Littlejohn
Long Island
China
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Plan of Reorganization for Union Pacific Outlined
Government directors propose consolidating Union Pacific and Central Pacific into a single trunk line from Omaha to San Jose to ensure debt repayment. They suggest breaking the Central Pacific lease to clear the path for reorganization and treat the two roads as one for the plan.
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Secretary of the Interior
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Central Pacific
Central Pacific Railways
Omaha
San Jose
Cal
Pacific Coast
Southern Pacific
Fire Wrecks 1800 Structures in Algiers Suburb
New Orleans residents report a Sunday blaze in Algiers destroying 1800 houses and shanties housing about 1000 people. Ten squares burned with $195 100 in real estate. authorities call the fire incendiary. Suspect Paul Bouflin escaped lynching and is held on arson charges after transfer to the city by Captain Day.
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New Orleans
Algiers
Paul Bouflin
Captain Day
Three Drowned and Thirty Injured After Bridge Collapse
Near New Orleans a small iron bridge between Algier's ferry house and the floating wharf collapsed causing a ferry landing calamity. About 80 people were injured and three feared drowned including Annie Nowas Woaay aged eight and Mary Laver aged eleven. Louis Johnson reportedly broke the one mile bicycle record at Fountain Ferry track with 1 44 1 5.
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Louisville
Fountain’ Ferry
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Report
Dry west weather keeps wheat prices steady with December and May futures mostly unchanged. corn and oats show minor moves and provisions set near prior levels. In South Omaha cattle hogs and sheep trading active with steady to firmer prices across most classes.
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Happenings From Home and Abroad Summary
A collage of brief items notes diverse events and incidents from the era. Topics include deaths of prominent figures such as Col George H Fisher in Washington. currency authority granting a $100000 capital to Livestock National Bank of Sioux City. missing persons cases in Kansas City and Keota. a found body near Osage. post office burglary losses in Columbus City. sugar bounty discussions. fires in Pleasant Plains and Wellhouse mills. rising western army enlistment among native Americans. forgery and bank robberies. and the arrival of the Victoria with a silk cargo to Tacoma.
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Alice Palmer
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Mary McClelland Brown
Minneapolis
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Massachusetts
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Kentucky
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Janesville
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Keota
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Chicago
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Ills
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Louisburg
Atlanta
Wellhouse & Sons
Arthur Kitchen
A. K K. Ward
Memphis, Tenn
Cuashier van Bokkemn
Tacoma
Wash
West
Quarantine Declared on Texas Sheep Amid Broad Alerts
A busy clipping of items notes Governor McIntyre of Colorado declaring a quarantine on Texas Wyoming New Mexico and Oklahoma sheep. Also reports Pullman Palace Car Co quarterly dividend 2 per share payable November 15 and missing funds from State Bank of Duluth Minnesota.
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Des Moines
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Santa Fe
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Washington
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H. H. Chamberlain
Chicago
District Court Terms Set for 1891 in Montana
Regular terms of the District Court, Fifth Judicial District, Montana, are fixed for Jefferson county 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. on each Monday. By order of the court. R. Z. Tuosras, Clerk.
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