Cardinal Gibbons angered by Schell remarks on Winnebagoes
Washington Pa special reports Cardinal Gibbons is indignant that Father Schell criticized Indian Commissioner Tates and drew Mother Drexel into the affair. Father Ketchum traveled to Baltimore to present Schell’s matter to the cardinal, who condemned the overstepping of propriety while affirming Schell’s right to urge action. Indications of further probes in Homer Neb. into alleged intimidation and usurious interest charges involving Ashford Bros and O Connor emerge as testimonies unfold.
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Washington, PA. C
Cardinal Gibbons
Father Schell
Tates
Schell
Drexel
Philadelphia
Father Ketchum
Catholic Indian Mission Bureau
Baltimore
Commissionex
Ketelimi
Witnebays
Behell
Homer
Neb
Wright
Tather Schell
William Odell
Odell Bros. Butchers
Ashford Bros
C. J. O'Gannor
Themerchante
Shigeawe
Ashford and
O'Connor
Ashfords
Ashford Broa
Meat Proves Fatal After Hunting Party Illness
A hunting party returning from a trip to the Moreau River and Belle Fourche fell ill after consuming tainted pork. Charles Pearlman died in his inn room in Deadwood, while Charles Clifford and William Tynan recovered. The group had breakfast at a restaurant before falling ill. Burns was found guilty of second degree murder in Waterloo, having shot Bartlett Stone on February 23, with the jury reaching a verdict Friday morning.
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Dica
Charles Pearmny
Roomn
Deadwood
Charles Clifford
Charles Pearlman
William Tynan
Moreau Hiyer
Belle Fourche
Phe Boya
Clifford
Tynan
Pearman
Hawa
Ile
Burns
Waterloo
Charles Burns
Bartlett Stone
weleenRge
Japanese Successes Reported In Recent Fighting Front
Japanese forces press the battle along the front with Kyropatkin noting stubborn resistance and German and Russian reports speak of heavy losses on both sides. Kuropatkin claims guarded gains while Kyropatkin’s staff directs recon operations as Japanese shelling reaches inner forts and some Russian positions are retaken at bayonet point.
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Kuropath Ainee
Karapatkin
Nicholas
Pact Arthuy
Heurtzen
St. Petersburg
Vilen
Staf
Flood drives starving hundreds in Southwort area
Severe flood damage south of Albuquerque leaves San Muceial and surrounding vallor communities wrecked. Hundreds face starvation as crops, stores, and lands are ruined. Transportation disruptions persist with two weeks needed to restore service between Albuquerque and El Paso. Las Vegas line reopened. trains run slowly on damaged track.
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San Muceial
Albuquerque
N. AL
Vallor
Santeneoe
Fragmented and disjointed late 19th century news items
A杂混合的剪报片段报道多起事件包括未成年人受伤的马蹄断肢公路事故、国库短缺引致的法律行动、一艘煤船在风暴中失事、列车事故致死、留学生/geisha 案件、两人自杀传闻与税金没缴导致纪念碑出售等。信息零散，涉及 Creston、Topeka、Gus Fisher、Cyma W. Field 等名词与地点。
British Ship Captured Off Port Arthur by Japanese
The British steamer Puplig, carrying munitions, was captured by the Japanese off Port Arthur on Wednesday. Schwarts Bhifer & Co, glove manufacturers of 404 Broadway New York City with a Gloversville factory, have been petitioned into bankruptcy. The firm, a leading producer, reportedly owes about 6500000 in liabilities.
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Puplig
Port Arthur
Schwarts, Bhifer & Co
Broadway
New York City
Gloversville
Firmigtt Tha Teader
Fire roars through tall building and stock at Ashdown Hardware
A large fire sweeps the interior of the Ashdown Hardware Company building on Doonatyne Street, with flames spreading north toward the Rindlo brick. Firefighters report major damage to the stock and structure, while adjoining buildings including the Woodhinn Hotel and the Dubrin Wreck suffer smoke and heat exposure. Fire officials estimate costs at around five hundred thousand dollars. In a separate local incident, two children Selma and Selmer Olson from near Sioux Falls, South Dakota, killed an eagle after a brief chase while herding cattle.
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Ashtown
Doonatyne Street
May
Albert Streets
Ashdown Hardware Company
Cally
Woodhinn Uotel
Dubrin
Bulluiin
Waly
Selma
Selmer Olson
Sioux Falls
Dag
Flood Situation Improves in Southwest Rail Routes
Flood conditions ease in the Southwest as the Southern Pacific resumes through traffic to California and trains are expected to reach the north by Wednesday via Hook Island and Mexico Central. Santa Fe sent two trains to El Paso, but washouts north of Rincon again disrupted service. At Fort Bayard New Mexico, a washout destroyed the station area and the agent’s safe containing over $1,000 was lost.
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el I'Nso
Southern Pacific
California
Hook Island
Mexico Central
Santa Re
el Paso
Inter
Rincon
Fort Bayard
Nml
Lewis and Clark Exposition Invitations Issued at Portland
Invitations sent by the Lewis and Clark Exposition Company to thirty nations to attend the Pacific coast exposition in Portland Oregon. The package outlines the exposition’s scope with the U S government role noted. Also mentions Emperor William and German delegation plans for Washington ceremony with high officials present.
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Portland
Ore
Lewis and Chirk
Ling
Murder mystery in What Cheer ends with Smythe death
The body of James Smythe, known as Tim the Bum, was found shot on a sidewalk in What Cheer near his home Monday morning. Witnesses describe a 28-caliber bullet, no noise heard, and Smythe’s bare feet with hands in his pockets as he lay in front of the house. He had a troubled history and a brother who runs a Davenport liquor business. An inquest will be held as Smythe’s killer remains at large.
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Ra Vincent
Kingstown
Island of St ‘Vincent
Luein
Agratiated
Supreme Court
Janes Smythe
Tim
Tie
Bnek
Corones
Smythe
Davenport
Dart
Kame Wiyr
Cooley
Lawauit
Grand Jury
Lee Clemais Syn
Municipal clash in Ona wa over mayor and council row
In Ona wa a municipal dispute erupts as Mayor Wie clashes with the town council. The council moves a safe from the mayor to a new building, the mayor opposes the location and later retrieves the safe with police aid. Justice C M Ross hears the case as two council members seek a continuance amid rising tensions.
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Onawa
City Seulea Hile
Nave
Anfo
Justice C. M. Ross
Underhill
Bondbury
Mariey
Anfe
Flo
Friends of the Way Or and
Council
Body Found in Car Near Audubon Mystery Remains
An unidentified young man, about 5 feet 8 inches tall and 140 pounds, was found dead in a car near Audubon on Wednesday morning. There were no signs of violence, a scar on the face, and employment agency cards from Omaha in his pockets. An Omaha employer and coroner's jury are involved. the body’s identity remains undetermined.
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Audubon
Omaha
Gordine Mercantile Company
Mysterious Disappearance of Well Known Anwede
Olut Olstad a Broux City carpenter of Cora Palace Manufacturing vanished from Sioux Ghy on Thursday Sept 22. Employed at Cora Palace since arriving three years ago he had saved about 160 dollars and bought a house with his wife Mrs John Gexsut. A search found no trace and neighbors recall a quarrel before he disappeared.
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Olut Olstad
West Second Street
Broux City
Cora Palace Manufacturing Company
Water Street
Olstad
John Gexsut
Olatad
Thes
Olwtud
Dan ish farmer flees after bull attack near Atlantic
J G Knamussep, a prominent farmer north of Atlantic, escaped after a bull attack. Rasmunson disappeared while checking a pasture at about 11 o clock. His body was found partly under a fence, unconscious. Herman Dahms, a Davenport resident, drank poison at Mercy hospital, dying minutes later from cyanide. Despondency over logs of timerin in a rallyway accent noted as motive.
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J. G. Knamussep
Atlantic
Bin
Rasmunson
Man Snickler
Herman Dahms
Davenport
Mercy Hoapitul
Burglary at LeMara Targets Timberman Home
burglars broke into the home of M. N. Moore a wealthy timberman at LeMara. They secured about 20 dollars and some coins and a guest's gold watch. Moore awakened by the intrusion, raised alarm, but the burglars escaped with the loot and watch.
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LeMara
M. N. Moore
Moore
Mrr. Moore
Cngy
Charles Burn on Trial in Waterloo District Court
Charles Burn on trial alongside Charles Rouria of Cedar Walls in Waterloo district court for the murder of his father-in-law Bartlett Stoug. Trial began Monday with prosecutors outlining the alleged crime and chronology, defense arguing lack of direct evidence.
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Charles Burn
Charles Rouria
Cedar Walls
Waterloo
Bartlett Stoug
Tu Mouruury
Wife Hired The Rig In Bank Robbery Mystery
A jumble of names and numbers recounts a bank robbery plot involving Mrs Starrer who allegedly hired a rig to aid the crime. Confessions tie the wife to involvement and a plan to lure the rig, with references to a husband’s actions, alleged accomplices, and a pending divorce offer.
Priest Carelessness Leads to Damages Verdict
A jury awarded Mrs. Uuvillr ten thousand dollars after a trial involving a Catholic priest residing in Giaorner. The case centered on alleged careless handling of a dangerous mixture and horse related injuries. The court noted the verdict reflects concerns over careless conduct and potential harm from mishandling unknown substances.
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Rox
Veronika
Telal
Bancock
Gistriel
Ton
Uuvillr
Giaorner
Duit
Ita
Dinean
Uily
Johor
Swas
Diniean
Badlermlans
Burda
Hhinaelt
Prohibition Battle Sparks City Wide Campaign
A reform effort mobilizes to oppose a local brewery proposal. Mintale political groups plan to shift pulpits to rally support, with ministerial figures urging anti brewery leagues to pressure voters. Campaigns promise vigorous work at the polls as residents brace for a bitter contest.
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Mintatecal Association
Daa Molnen
Dex Mots
Asugelas Tien
Muidiy
Diterainen
Bivsifless
Mysterious Death of Harry Salleberg Near Hed Oak
The Salisbury chemist reports morphine and other poisons in the stomach of Harry Salleberg, raising murder as a theory. The young man, a pottery plant worker at Council Taft, was found dead in a shallow stream near a bridge around 2 AM on August 6. He was a volunteer Serman, not Knights of the Maccabees, an organization now involvement in the probe.
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Harry Salleberg
Hed Oak
Marry
Salisbury
I Pottery
Council Taff
Forsaeen
Knights of the Maccabees
Beaten and Robbed Near Dark in Alley Incident
A man named George Webb was beaten and robbed by two men in an alley late Friday night. He sustained head injuries and is believed to be gravely hurt. suspects fled before aid could arrive. Police seek witnesses who heard groans and call for help. A separate report notes Attorney W. W. Rowell of Afton injured when a wagon crushed him near Balmange. Nellie Startin of Missouri Valley filed a warrant against her father for arson. Hydwin Prichard, pioneer of Montana County, died at home aged about 90. A burglary at the Methodist parsonage in Spite Lake saw 830 valued papers stolen. Dew Mohren auditorium crowd paid 10 cents to hear Eugene V. Debs. campaign funds totaled 160.
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George Webb
Tyes
Persie
One Hundred Years Ago War News Recap
A fragment reports that Toland and England halted all communication with Rotterdam letters conveyed to a Turkish general. The French fleet at Boulogne faced a British attack. England and Lysala reportedly oppose a new title in Germy. The Aout Rinne province of Crane was wrecked by frost.
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Toland
England
Rotterdam
Boulogne
Englind
Lysala
Germiy
Trussia
Seathandd Church Seiled for India and Fire at Gateshead
A garbled report notes the sale of the first ins to India by the Church of Seathandd and a large explosion and fire at Gateshead England. One person was killed and losses exceed $5,000. Nearby mentions include the London founding by Frederick A. Mau rhea and locomotive carriages for England.
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Dy Alesander Dat
Church of Seathandd
India
Mount Carridges
England
London
Frederick A. Maurhea
Gateshead
Atty
Danish Commons Votes to Impeach Government in 80 to 2
Fifty years ago a Danish house of commons motion to impeach the government passed by 80 to 2. The era cited turmoil as a key factor in constitutional friction.
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House of Commons
G. A. T. Reeder
Denwerat
Kangad
Thait
Alte
Forty Years Ago in National Events and Conflicts
A garbled historic recap mentions Col Robert G Ingersoll in Chicago calling for antithrivery action while Lincoln’s letter urged stance read at a meeting. It notes Civil War era fronts in Tennessee and Ohio, a Confederate threat near Memphis, and battles around Indianapolis. Also references a New York mayoral nomination, Japan China war, and poet Bryan Waller Proctor.
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Robert G. Ingersoll
Bryan Lai
Chicago
Marrixon H. Dod
Indianapolis
Wide Rand
Knights of the Garden Circle
Militie
Mermphils
Tenn
Chalmers
Lincoln
Thaliimore
Ohio
Laddana
Tancaln
Ampatin
Uniligts
Manmfnerie
Hie Wittam
Wickham
Tammany Hal
New York
Shanglat Dlapetchen
Japan
China
Cook County
Suntan
Morocco
Mryan Waller Proctor
Barry Cavite Whi
President Grint
Vanlta
le “T
Muni
Twenty Years Ago Chronicle of Disturbances and Disasters
Twenty years prior, the fourth annual convention of North American organized trades began in Chicago. A freight train derailed into the St. Louis River near Duluth, resulting in drownings. The University of Kiel in Russia closed. 108 students were arrested for alleged nihilism. Marion Henderson was lynched in Veoy Indiana for matricide. Vigilance committees in Oregon reported a home theft purge, with fifty criminals lynched in six months.
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Organized Trades
United States
Canada
Chicago
Duluth
St. Louis
Ie Vraw
University of Kiel
Russia
Marion Henderahot
Veoy
Ind
Oregon
Ifty
Whem
Ten Years Ago War News and Political Nomination Note
Ten years ago Japanese forces attacked Wiju and captured the town, Chinese forces held a position on the north bank of the Yalu. David B. Wit accepted the Democratic nomination for Governor of New York for the third time. Oliver Worden Holmes, the author of And kimorjat, died in Kin Boston Minnesota.
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Wiju
Yalu
David B. Wit
New York
Olver Wordell Holmes
Kimorjat
Kin Boston
Muns
Hong
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