Epitome of the Week Domestic News Roundup
The Mil lwaukee note records Grand Army of the Republic officers chosen at a meeting with Porter and Chnders and Lovett. It notes a mounted list of incidents including fires, assassinations, bank failures, and political developments across the United States with dates and places such as Chicago Batavia Sacketts Harbor and Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Millwaukea
Horace P. Porter
Mansas
Mount McGregor
Cronin
Coughlin
Beggs
Burke
O'Sullivan
Kunze
Sacketts Harbor
Bidwell
Reno
Nev
Wells, Fargo & Co
Big Rock
Av Sopris
James Danachy
New Hampshire
Manchester
Addie Brooks
James F. Boyd
Citizens’ Bank of
Prairie City
H. & Warner
Rochester
Warner Proprietary
Indiana
Columbus
James M. Newnaxken
Batavtia
Miss. Alpred Broap
Btaek Packing Company
Iona
Mich
George Bunyan
Lynchburg
Waxram Waterr
Jack Spaniard
Fort Smith
Ark
Wrunuer Fry
Pittsburgh
Montana
Consul Brevens
Victoria
B. C
State Department of Washington
Des Moines
Madison
Wis
Topeka
Kan
Rockford
St. Paul
Minn
Necho
D. T
Chicago
Datroit
Northwest
American Bar Association
Henry Hitchcock
St Louis
David Dudley Field
New York
Walliam Bran
New York City
United States
Ita
Milwaukee
Jonn Turner
Charles Walker
Rush Run
W. Va
Tuk National Editorial Association
Uli
Detroit
Charles A. Lee
Rhode Island
Homestead Steel Works
Carnegie, Phipps & Co
Middlebury
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Wealington
American Association
Louis
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Athletic
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Olumbus
Louisville
Omaha
St Paul
Minneapolis
Bronx City
Denver
Bi Joseph
Grand Rapids
Prohibition Declared a Statewide Success by Kansas Methodists
A Topeka report notes the Kansas Methodist Ministers Association declares prohibition a success in the state. Other items: Wanamaker plans postal telegraphy via post office, a highwayman captured in Republic Michigan, and multiple fire, crime, and trade notices across the country with figures on wheat, rail, and bank events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Methodist Ministers’ Association
Topeka
Wanamleer
Reminno Honzuay
Wisconsin
Upper
Michigan
Republic
Mich
Rutland
Harrison
W. G. Veazey
Inter-State Commerce Commission
United States
Mgaimat
Inter-State Commerce Commissioners
Forrer
Montana
Black Pine
Gardner
Minnesota
Caxmisix D. Graxam
Horseshoe Falls
Niagara Falls
Graham
Spring City
Tue Shepard & Morse, Lumber Company
Boston
Wontam Tennant
Newark
N. J
Paul G. Branen
Frank J Dudley
Evansville
Ind
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Ohio
Columbia
Jim” Drex
Indian Territory
Allen Bayou
John McHenry
Wrllliam H. Hoacuano
Lenox
L. & Brookes’ Bank
Lerof Winson
Shelby County
Lawrence
Ala
Schuylkill
United States Circuit Court
St. Louis
Thayer
War Department
Washington
Fort Laramie
Wy T
Fort Hayes
Kan
Fort Lyon
Aoviczs
Montresllo
Western University of Pennsylvania
American Board
Pittsburgh
Bammuel C. Browalten
Dayton
Tranbury
Miami
Maz Greensburg
Willam Ocyes
John Jones
Werrus, Fanco & Co
Bodie
Forest Hill
Cal
Nourn Daxora Democrats Nominate Ticket in Fargo Session
The ticket includes W WII Roach for Governor Lieu tenant-Governor K McGinnis for Secretary of State A Froslic for Treasurer C W Lord for Auditor P A Degaard for Attorney General T R Bangs for Congress and Dan W Maratta. The platform backs the 1888 Democratic platform and calls for repealing the tariff on all life necessaries. Musa Ann Jones of Jay Bridge Missouri dies aged eighty seven after seventy years invalidism and sixty bedridden years. New York suffragists plan a state convention at Saratoga on October 2. Maryland Republican State convention set for October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nourn Daxora Democrats
Fargo
W Wii. Roach
K. McGinnis
A. & Froslic
C. W. Lord
P A. Degaard
T. R Bangs
Congress
Dan W. Maratta
Musa Ann Jones
Jay Bridge
New York
Saratoga
Maryland
South Dakota Republicans nominate slate for governor and offices
At Turon the Tax Republicans of South Dakota nominated Arthur Q. Mellette for Governor and a full ticket including J. H. Fletcher for Lieutenant-Governor A. O. Ringsrud for Secretary of State W. A. Smith for Treasurer L. O. Taylor for Auditor Robert Dollard for Attorney General and 0 Gifford and Jr Pickler for Congress. Resolutions called for protective tariff and prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tax Republicans
South Dakota
Turon
Arthur QO. Mellette
J. H. Fletcher
A. O. Ringsrud
W. A Smith
L. O. Taylor
Robert Dollard
0. & Gifford
Jr. Pickler
Congress
Oxriver Weapent Homes
Boston
Grozae Faworrr Rows
New York
W. E. Caprstran
Stonewall Jackson
Charlotte
N. C
R. N. Hupsox
Indiana
Terre Haute
Ind
Froont
Catherine Sullllivan
Levi Sawyer
Elkhart County
Elkhart
J. H. Hazen
Perry
Lake Erie
Marshal, IL
Puorsy Hoparys
Big Island
Burlington
Weity McCulllouern
Greensburg
Pennsylvania
EpMund Pettironp
Marion
Nrrrop Dairy
New Albany
Dr. Bishop
Lockport, NY
Rockford, NL
Destructive Earth Movements and Political Rumors Abroad
Reports from multiple regions include the destruction of a tax village in Switzer land due to Mount Rubisberg, British Parliament prorogation pushback, a Bedford Ont woman’s suicide, floods in Wakayama and emigration talks in China. Also noted are a Galway prison sentence for United Ireland editor and return of Hamon’s king to Apia, with an earthquake in Turkey and a Java village disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacherluch
Switzerland
Mount Rubisberg
Miss Broons
Bedford
Paris Green
Furtien
Japan
Wakayama
Shomelesa
Uit
China
Ottema
Prince Chun
Chun
Wintian O'Brien
United Ireland
Galway
Ireland
Africa
Fricke
Gordonn Khartoum
Berlin
Malotoa
Hamon
Apia
Turkey
Kantazork
Java
Excavations at Coyoacan Seek Montezuma Treasure
Reports describe excavations at Coyoacan Mexico seeking gold and jewels from Montezuma era. Estimates of treasure value range up to eighty million dollars, with wide speculation on the Spanish conquest era.
Jurors Question Cronin Case as Trial Begins
In Chicago on September 4 an agreement set juror questions about the Cronin murder case. Defense lawyers used eight peremptory challenges for Coughlin. Jury selection began with repeated examinations and several potential jurors rejected. two remained for consideration at adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mon Capabiu
Crovin
Crroaco
Cronin Cass
Dr. Cronin
Carlson Cottage
Dinan
Dan Conghiint
Martin Burke
Clan-na-Gael Society
Foster
Lillibridge
Lathrop
Toster
Begley
Jefferson
Freeman Grogs
Englewood
T P Kellogg
Race Riots Report From Mississippi Turmoil
Reports detail a clash near Minter City with 275 armed negroes dispersed by white vigilantes and Boot Light Guards from Jackson arriving to quell the unrest. Conflicting accounts note killings, arrests, and a hanging rumor as troops turned over forty captives to the sheriff and departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
Boot
le Flore County
Minter City
Fores t Fires In Montana Ended by Snow and Rain
Wild forest fires across western Montana have largely ceased after rain and Monday night snow. Elliston Ten Miles area saw four to six inches of snow. 1500 volunteers fought flames, some with scorched clothing and bloodshot eyes. Fires still smoulder in trunks. bridges and miners cabins burned. Ten Miles saw a saw mill ruin. Jay Gould remained saved by snowfall but vast timber stands were destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coyoacan
Mex
Montezuma
George Coons
Little Sandusky
Ukiah
Cal
Palaon
Wells- Fargo Express
Western Union
Reed’s
Odd- Fellows Hall
Moline
Lil
New Mexico
Banta I's
Louisiana
Andrew Prica
Dom
Henry ©. Minor
Buffalo
Malod City
Abraham Likes
Juda Springs
Bibb County
Ala
Yarmouth
Sandwich
Mass
Otho Sd
Elliston
Ten Mile
Montana
R. Muncravey
Mungrave & Co
Wall Street
New York
Tex
la Porte
Ind
John Hill Ice Company
Wiitiam Johnson
Denver
Col
Jennie Schroek
Munster
Eng
American Social Science Association
Saratoga Springs
Axzerton
Des Moines
New Presbyterian Church Foundation
Duluth
Minn
North Adams
Maus
Alaska Fur Company
Lsat
Union Pacific
England
Ixin
Helena
M. T
Elston
Private bank closed by sheriff amid depositor losses
The private bank of 1.4 Brooks at Lenox was shut by the sheriff after rumors of insolvency. Depositors face losses estimated between $25,000 and $30,000 as writs of attachment pushed the seizure. the proprietor and cashier, Brooks and Buster, are under arrest amid local unrest and threats, with only six cents in postage stamps found in the vault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif
CneaTon
Brooks
Lenox
Hidgeway & Worth
Buster
Dr Bayliss Successor Named for Western Christian Advocate
Rev D H Moore of Denver chosen editor to succeed the late Dr Bayliss. Moore, an Ohio native and Ohio Wesleyan University graduate, previously led Cincinnati Wesleyan College and directed Denver University. Also reports Mrs George Coons of Little Sandusky died Tuesday from genuine Asiatic cholera causing villagewide excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tirrry, O
George Coons
Little Sandusky
Here
Malietoa Returns to Samoa Amid Joyful Welcome
Advices from Apia describe King Malietoa’s landing on August 11 aboard the German gunboat Wulf. The monarch, his exiled relatives, and chiefs were greeted with cheers by Americans and English residents as Dr. Morgan and US aid noted for their crucial help. Mataafa met Malietoa warmly upon arrival and both kings toasted together at a spontaneous banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Apia
Malietoa
Wulf
Malicton
Manga
Moll
Dr. Stuchel
Folau
Samoa
Cameroons
Hamburg
Marshall Group
Morgan
United States
Marshall Islands
Maliston
Mataafa
Ninian W Edwards Dead Former Illinois Leader Passes in Springfield
Ninian W Edwards died Monday morning in his sixty first year. He was born April 15 1809 near Frankfort Kentucky and educated at Transylvania University. He served as Attorney General of Illinois state legislator constitutional convention member and U S Commissioner under Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Ninian Wint Epwards
Illinois
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
John C. McCoy
Kansas City
Knaag City
Ort Leavenworth
Hiijols
Pires
Springfald
Sprinartetn
Ninian W. Edwards
Ninian W Edwards
Ninian Edwards
Frankfort
Transylvania University
Elizabeth P. Todd
Lexington
Reynold
Vandalia
Edwards
Board of Commissioners
Matteson
The
Voice
United States
Lincoln
Northern Illinois Miners Strike Settled at Joliet Conference
The Northern Illinois coal strike ended after a two hour session with operators agreeing to wage cuts and no discounts on company stores. Miners accepted the terms but pressed for rent-free during the strike and no victimization, while Governor Fifer and relief efforts were thanked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitness
Joliet
W. A. Scott
Jouiet
Inois
Aon
W J. Scott
Operstora
Recott
Riners
la Balla
Spring Valley
Scott
Fifer
Relief Committee
The
Union
Frank Lawher
Missionary's Odd Tactics Spark River Colony Talk
A recent traveler from the Congo recounts a wild tale of an American missionary in a river settlement who urged locals to wear clothing like whites. When natives refused to cover more, the missionary declared he would join them in their dress and appeared in breech cloth. Later whites advised him to return to his former garb to ease his comfort and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congo
New York
N. Y. Sun
St Jacobs Oil Advertised as Cure for Chicken Cholera
Advertisements claim St Jacobs Oil cures chicken cholera and other fowl ailments. Users from Wisconsin and California report rapid, permanent cures with dosing instructions and care steps, noting cost savings and suggestive testimonials from breeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersfield
Cat
St. Jacobs
JAS. Bethal
Foreclosure Bill in Chancery Against Chambers Heirs in Illinois
Affidavits of nonresidents against Margaret Culton Matilda Ramp Estella Creamer Charles Creamer and Adelia Bratel filed in the Illinois circuit court. Notice given that a bill of complaint has been filed and a summons issued returnable on the first Monday in October at Lacon, pending and undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Township
Ninova
Exander Chambers
Charles Chambers
Rachel Bhulenberger
John Chambers
Jamca Chambers
Margaret Culton
Matilda Ramp
Estella Creamer
Charles Creamer
Adelia Brotell
Charles F. Hitchcock
William Chambers
Bill
Margaret Cuiton
Adelia Bratel
State of
Illinois
Lacon
Ohn
B. Wright
Fred
Potter
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Benry
Geonuce Burt
Eprror
J . Hazen
Horn
Great Forls
Barker
Ellis
Great Falls
Coe
Henry
Prince Ino
Stoke
Sean
Sheboygan
TWE
Charles A. Vogeler
Bulimore. Md
Freas
Potter, Attorney
Chancery
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