From Abroad the Week's Notable Events and Accidents
A round up of global happenings includes political dismissals, ship and rail accidents, and notable deaths. Highlights mention Captain Plimmer of the Ninth cruiser Minneapolis and the monitor Minotaur’s transfers, a Mexico earthquake worth 250000, and the London Times chief Walter’s obituary. Also noted are robberies, fires, and various fatalities across the United States and abroad, with several political and social figures affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gardale
Verl. P. Morton
Plimmer
Minneapolis
Combineton
Wof
Minutonomah
Olney
I Hd
Foreign Gossip From Shanghai To St Petersburg
Reports from Shanghai say 70 000 Alberlin troops gather at Vindivastock as Japanese claim victories north of Port Arthur. An Odessa dispatch notes arrests after a manifesto by the party of the people's rights. Viceroy Li Hung Chang reportedly moved from Tianjin to Beijing and command was not taken by him. Medical students in St Petersburg protest against Professor Racehurin. Vessels reach and depart: Concord to Chin Kiang, Petrel to Chefoo, Chienggo from Lisbon to Tangier, Montgomery to New York, Baltimore to Chefoo. A court-martial at Warsaw sentences Lieut Poborykin to loss of rank and life-long hard labor in Siberia for plotting against the czar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Vindivastock
Port Arthur
Santiago de Chill
Chiteau
Esmerelda
Japan
Odessa
Party of the People's Rights
Ti Ja
Li Hung Qihang
Tien Tain
Pekin
St Petersburg
Racehurin
Czar
Iis House
Moscow
Chin Kiang
Petrel
Che Fao
New Chang
Lisbon
Tangier
Montgomery
New York
Baltimore
St. Petersburg
de Giers
Ah Sun
Seone
Corean
Berlin
London Standard
Cologne
Warsaw
Poborykin
Wbor
Sberia
Various 188? Notices and Sporting Glimpses From Old Newspapers
The fragment describes events and notices: Southwestern Association of Railway Surgeons adjourned in Memphis after electing officers. Chicago flower show opens at Battery D and runs a week. Pittsburg displays ten thousand chrysanthemums. October railroad traffic at the Great Lakes leads its history. South Dakota Sheep Breeders meeting postponed to June 11 in Mitchell. Hog cholera decimates near Sedalia Missouri. John B. Senior loses 250 hogs. neighbors suffer. Cincinnati Evening News placed in receivership by Scott Holmes. A boxing match in Denver features Turner and Haley with Turner counted out in the 23rd round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Association of Railway
Memphis
Chicago
Battery D
Pittsburg
Head of the Lakes
South Dakota Sheep Breeders and Wool Growers’ Association
Mitchell
Sedalia
John
Cincinnati Evening News
Printers’ Publishing Company
Scott Holmes
Wageno ‘Turner
Boston
Jerry Haley
Colorado
Denver
Turner
Haley
Nuns in School Case Ruled Not Sectarian Teaching
Justice Dean of the state supreme court upholds a ruling allowing nuns to teach in public schools wearing their religious garb. The court found no evidence of religious exercises during school hours but noted post hours instruction occurred with parental consent. Justice Williams dissented, warning against possible sectarian dominance when clergy appear in classrooms in religious dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Sisters of St. Joseph
Williams
Grain and live stock prices from Chicago and Midwest markets
Wheat and corn futures quoted for November December and May contracts. hogs and cattle traded across Chicago Minneapolis Milwaukee and St Paul with price ranges for each grade. Provisions rose with pork lard and ribs noted, dairy flour and oats also reported at regional mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Park
Minneapolis
Northern
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Embezzler Cyrene Bauder Caught After Long Chase
Cyrene Bauder alias Frank W. Delano held at Ramsey county jail St Paul on embezzlement charge. Arrested yesterday at Kahoka Missouri by private detective on money orders totaling 2500 from Northern Pacific Express. Fugitive trod through ten states leaving unsettled accounts. chase traced by detective work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrene Bauder
St. Paul
Frank W. Delano
Ramsey County
Kahoka
Bander
Pony, Mont
Northern Pacific Xpress Company
Wid
National Surety Company
Pony
Katorina
Bauder
Dilla
Big Cotton Wharf Fire Destroys Texas & Pacific Yard
A major blaze in New Orleans at the Texas & Pacific railway cotton wharf destroyed the entire yard and 25 000 to 26 000 bales of cotton, with 40 to 50 cars also burned. The grain elevator narrowly escaped damage. Estimated loss runs about a million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Texas & Pacific Railway
Train Robbers Sentenced in Missouri Conspiracy Case
In St Joseph Missouri on November 138 Lee Sixzell and Syed Jones pleaded guilty to conspiring to rob a Rock Island train and were sentenced to thirty days in jail. The court ruled the conspiracy a mixed demeanor and the men admitted membership in a gang planning further robberies. Newberger, described as the worst of the gang, spoke at the surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Detroit man loses seven thousand dollars in Chicago
D Baki of Lost Hin Wad Detroit Montana sent stock to Chicago to sell last week and received seven $1,000 bills and one $?0 bill after banking hours. The money vanished from an inside vest pocket on the way home, leaving him utterly prostrated by the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Minn
D. Baki
Chicago
Montana
Annexation contest in Hawaii marks first republic vote
Honolulu reports the first election of Hawaii's new republic failed politically as only one candidate opposed the government ticket and was defeated. All candidates supported annexation, the platform of the American Union party. In Connecticut, the torpedo boat Ericsson began a speed trial but suffered an eccentric on the starboard side, delaying the test.
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Annecxation Ia
Honolulu
New Republic
American Union Party
I Hardtack
New London
Conn
Ericsson
Long Island Sound
Tragic Accident Claims life of Rosale Corser in Minneapolis
In Minneapolis at 616 James Avenue North a fatal accident occurred when ten year old Caleb Corser accidentally shot his fourteen year old sister Rosale. The bullet struck her head and caused almost immediate death. Caleb is reported heart-broken by the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hin Sinter
Minneapolis
I. G. Corger
James Avenue North
Caleb Corser
Rosale
Chief Justice James Gildunu Ill at Home in St Paul
Chief Justice James Gildunu of the Minnesota Supreme Court has been ill for two weeks at his South Exchange Street home. Though not fully recovered, he is slowly improving. The illness is attributed to overwork at his duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
James Gildunu
Minnesota Supreme Court
South Exchange Street
Banks and Reserve aApenta. Washington Nov 31
The controller of the currency approved the selection of the Union National Bank of Chicago as reserve agent for the German American National Bank of St Cloud Minnesota and the Four City National Bank of Minneapolis for the First National of Stedfield SD Grand Jury Weny Work Sioux Palle SD Nov 14 The United States grand jury has been in session here for two weeks Forty six cases were considered and eighteen indictments were returned There were twenty one jurors and about sixty witnesses who were paid Bi es services on the aggregate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central
Ort Dodge
Sioux City
Iowa
Tol Walter
London ‘Limes
Gen. Wagner
Survivors’ Association of
Philadelphia
Gen. Flarthaft
Gen.Reynolds
City Hall
Brussels
Waterloo
Sophia Cecil
Duchess of Tichmond
Banks and Reserve aApenta
Washington
Union National Bank of Chicago
Germnan-American National Bank of
St. Cloud
Minun
Four City National Bank of Minneapolis
First National of
Stedfield
Wenyy Worl
Sioux Palle
United States
Grand Jury
Grand jury to probe bribery claim against Congressman Hy num
In Indianapolis on November 18 a federal grand jury will convene to investigate charges that Congressman W. D. Hynum claimed he was approached by bribe offers to secure the appointment of surveyor of customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hynum
Indianapolia
W. D. Hynum
Murder at Huntington Jollification Meeting
At a Cove election gathering in Huntington W V on November 18 Guy Alvin Dargin was killed by John Martin who was arrested. The fatal dispute arose during a celebratory event following the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
Cove
Alvin Dargin
John Martin
Died Suddenly J Hood Wright of Drexel Morgan Co
J Hood Wright, a partner in the Drexel Morgan bank, died suddenly on the elevated railway in New York. His death ends a prominent career in finance and society. Wright was a well known figure in New York business circles and Drexel Morgan & Co. mourn his passing.
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New York
Explosion at Deas colony kills dozens in Binex Boulet
A dispatch from Binex Boulet reports that twenty or more persons were killed in an explosion at the Deas colony near that area. The exact death toll and circumstances remain unconfirmed. Local authorities are investigating the blast and its cause.
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Bryilupest
Binex
Boulet
Grenty
Deas
Toity
Bank Robbery in Silvan Grove Ends in Fatal Shootout
Three masked men attempted a bank hold up at Silvan Grove Kansas. A robber was shot by the cashier John Onlene as his comrades killed him to avoid exposure. The robbers fled on fast horses, and a second man died after being shot by his own partner. A $200 reward is offered for each bandit dead or alive as sheriffs from three counties search for the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Guthrie
William Hugging
Guthrie
Michael Bernhardt
St Jacobs
Madison County
Hig
Jill
Lawrence
Kan
Josep Mindray
Stark County
Ohio
Joseph Seyller
Peoria
Ansel Hopmeyer
Hopmeyer
Schindler
New Albany
Ind
Ing
New York
Jake
James D. Scott
Capital Turf Exchange
Denver
Colo
Fitteburg
Virginia
Charleston
Monongihela City
Samuel Wells
Marsh Marke
Aling Jones
Post Office
Wells
New al- Dany
Charles Epps
R.G. Parkinson
Memphis
Stina
Silvan Grove
Here
John Onlene
Archfizen
Cook Sung
Indian Territory
Josid Regans Tat This Californian Teacher Rumored Dead
A Sacramento community debates whether Josie Regan a longtime public school teacher and former principal is dead. A Paris hospital report said she died after a Paris mishap, but locals claim she is alive in Colorado County and married to engineer John Clare after jilting a ten year fiancé. In Sioux Falls South Dakota a separate notice recounts John Thrickson’s escape from jail after a fire started by a lantern, rescued by traveling youths, and his expected recovery.
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California
Sacramento
Josie Regan
Miss Regan
County Board of Education
France
Paris
Kalle
John Thrickson
McCook County
Siem
Grand Jury
Streeter Trial Opens in Minneapolis District Court
The Streeter trial began in Minneapolis district court with official reporter C A Mebey reading Streeter’s testimony from the formal trial. Washington Gray testified and the documentary sequence was kept. entries on the books of the Guaranty Loan were detailed as to who was in charge during Menage’s absence.
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Streeter
Minneapolis
District Court
C. A. Mebey
William S. Streeter
Guaranty Loan
Menage
Washington Gray
Robbery and Arson Hit Stillwater Residence
The residence of William Reinert in Houston was burglarized last night, $225 and a revolver stolen, followed by a fire set in the house. The occupants were visiting a neighbor and returned to find flames, with no clue to the burglars.
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Stillwater
Minn
William Reinert
Houston
Launch The American Line Steamer St Louis At Cramp Yard
The 81, Louis is launched at Cramp's shipyard Philadelphia witnessed by about 60,000 people. Mrs Cleveland christens with champagne as President Cleveland attends remarks praising American shipbuilding, navy policy, and revival of American commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lows
Charles A. Carmo
Cleveland
St. Lois
Americ
St. Louis
Hesti Ig
Congress
Train holdup near Monette robs express car
Nov 18 train from San Francisco to Monette, Mo was held by two masked men four miles east of Monette. They boarded the mail car mistaking it for the express, rifled the local safe and escaped with several hundred dollars including a local bet. Conductor Frank Wight, engineer Stevens, and clerk Chapman were among those aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monette
San Francisco
Lraln No. 1
Boeingfielit
Frank Wighthinn
Engineyr Stevens
Springfiald
Wxfield Moskenger A. &. Chapman
Mull
A. Strong
W. W. Dugger
Verona
Moe Renger Chupman
Gineer Stevensop
Chapman
William Deering Purchases Minnesota Property For 240000
In Minneapolis on November 18, Chicago harvester maker William Deering secured the Jald property bounded by Fifth and Sixth avenues and Whitman Sixth streets south for $240,000. Alfred J. Dewan of the United Real Estate Corp. completed the sale, with the block 92, 360 by 360 feet once owned by Alfred J. Dean and heirs of the late Joseph Dean.
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William Deering
Chienya Pauls
Nest Extaic
Mintenpaus
Harvester Manufacturer
Chicago
Jald
Pith Afd Sixth Avenues
Wittham Sixth Streets
Alfred J. Dewan
Talted Teal Estate Corporation
Cha
Block 92
Alfred J.dean Tunt
Joseph Dean
Bank of Minneapolis wins $90508.15 against Bofferding estate
In Minneapolis on Nov 1 Judge Style ruled Bank of Minneapolis entitled to 90508.15 against the Bofferding estate. The decision rested on bank articles and bylaws making the cashier custodian of funds and personally responsible. Mary Crit disallowed for support of Mrs Bofferding. Executors will appeal to district court with a December term set.
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Hank Cnane
Minneapolis
Iskay
Bank of Minneapolis
Bofferding
Thas
Knin
Sehlex
Celal
Mra
Mary Orit
Clatriet Court
Jurors Removed In Lynching Case By Judge Cooper
In Memphis Tennessee on November 43 jurors Hoarrows and Peterson were empanelled removed from the lynching case by Judge Cooper for previously stating they would not convict a white man for killing a dog. A new venire was issued.
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Memphis
Senn
Hoarrows
Peterson
Cooper
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Guenta
Mexico
Silver Spring
Rockport
Cal
Henry Hindelmer
Mffingham
Rummels & Co
Dunf,ond
Mr. Rummels
San Francisco Press
Waukon
William Brown
DM. Chisholm
Keotak
T Belvidera
Harris
Ark
Caleb Pratt
Pushmatha Court Grounds
I. T
Sheri Bob Jackson
Dorothy Mitchelson
Antlers Hotel
Tayloraville
Valparaiso
John Hebert
Ban Pierre
Ambrose Rude
Dank Nodedr Murdored
Kansan Roh
Wis Companiona
Bacape
Josid Regans Tat
Louis
Tray Monary
Faitil
Minnie
Boflerding
Pons Tnl
Aidit
Alexie
Iuis Hoop
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