Youthful murder shocks Sioux City crowd
A 16 year old Annie Carlson was shot twice by Leander Anderson, who then shot himself, both victims connected to a local employer. The man had spoken of killing her if she left work. The incident follows other local crimes and court actions reported, including a suicide attempt and a separate fire fatality involving Henry Boechler.
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Annie Carlson
Sioux City
Leander Anderson
Henry Baechler
Duhogne Central
Boechler
Minnie McGrath
Troy
N. Y
Edwin Firth
Chicago
Firth
Bit
Hiver Street
Ett
Warrenter
Willard
Finder
Minnie Drath
Henry Warneck
Ling
Topeka
Fanny
Robert Burnside
Charles
Fanny Hed
Business Outlook Mixed as U S Stocks Face Pressures
Dun & Co reports a less favorable week with foreboding signals in London finances and gold withdrawals. Inter rior collections lag, weather dampens trade, and trade in iron and dry goods shows mixed momentum while building activity remains strong.
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Dun
Dun & Co
London
South America
France
Treasury
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Boston
Chicago
Omaha
Kansas City
Detroit
Pittsburg
Sigan
Union Pacific
Presidents’ Association
Pennsylvania Lands and Town Boundary Notes
Fragmentary OCR indicates a discussion of land in Pennsylvania and a portion of a town. Names, dates, or precise boundaries are unreadable, but the item appears to report on territorial adjustments or property references within a municipality.
Montana Census Pay Boost for Mountain Districts
Census enumerators in Montana may receive higher per diem during a thirty day canvass due to mountainous terrain and long distances. The maximum allowance could reach six dollars per day, with several districts needing pony transport. Officials expect some schedule revisions after initial compensation estimates and anticipate broader Montana participation than other western states.
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Montana
Northwest
Far West
Census Bureau
Public Debt January Statement Shows No Reductions
The January public debt statement reports no reduction in the total debt. It lists debt on which interest has accrued since maturity and net treasury position, noting a decrease in debt during the period and the amount in cash held in treasury.
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Reeves
Interent
Dastvase
Vince
Treaty session on Sisseton Walineton purchase outlined
A. S. Crossfield of Minnesota and the Wahpeton Sisseton commission met with Secretary Noble to address treaty objections. Noble planned to submit the agreement to the president with a recommendation for congressional action. Crossfield argued the price favored the Chippewas and the commission supported him amid minor textual edits. Also reported are the Blaine family deaths from grippe linked illness and a Mississippi memorial urging repeal of the fifteenth amendment.
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A. S. Crossfield
Minnesota
Noble
Secretary of the Interior
Chandler
Congress
Crossfield
Commission
Crossfiell
Gifford
Wahpeton Nnl
Sisseton
Act of Congress
House
Meeting of Colliery Owners Reported
An assembled group of colliery owners gathered under an official notice to discuss local mining operations and regulatory matters. Details remain scant in the fragment.
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Id Law
Presbyterian Revision Sparks Potential Church Rupture
Debates in New York over revising the Confession of Faith ignite fears of a sectarian split. Clergy argue whether predestination and harsh terms should stay or be removed, with warnings that the dispute could lead to withdrawal, new denominations, or widespread disobedience of church doctrines.
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New York
Presbyterian Church
J. Collings
J. W. Blise
J. H. Woodbury
Joseph Sanderson
General Presbyterian Assembly
Syracuse
Elso
Pittsburg Johnstown Relief Funds Spark Delays and Doubts
A Pittsburg relief committee revealed that $5000 sent after the South Fork flood was not distributed until sixty days later and then split among forty two recipients. Payments favored businesses and officials. only one widow received funds, while most sums were under $60. The committee plans to censure the South Fork beneficiaries. A separate report notes a Union Pacific freight wreck near Evanston injuring several passengers as a special train derailed. The incident adds to multiple recent wrecks as snowbound travel persists. In the Chickasaw nation serious trouble looms as the per capita tax of five dollars on white residents nears collection.
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Johnstown Leechers
Pittsburg
State Commission
South Tork Supply Company
Murphy & Stineman
Duclid Coal Company
W. G. S. Robertson & Co
J. C. Stineman
Daniel B. Scott
W. R. Thompson
Ogden
Central Paciflc
Evanston
Union Pacific
Sierras
Dougherty
Williams
Oregon
Granger
Nort
Utah Northern
Supreme Court upholds Edmunds Tucker law on polygamy
The U S Supreme Court affirms the Idaho test oath designed to bar Mormons from voting. It declares bigamy and polygamy crimes under federal law and rejects the argument that religious duty can excuse such acts. The decision warns against treating religious tenets as a shield for harmful conduct.
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Supreme Court of the United States
United States
Tdngo
Privileged Communications Bill Aims to Shield Editors
Senator Schmidt of Davenport introduces a historic bill to shield editors publishers and reporters from compelled disclosure of confidential communications in their professional capacity. It bans naming authors of editorials and articles but allows testimony on authorship in civil or criminal cases arising from publication. The piece also notes Ohio ballot box forgery hearings and the president and cabinet trip cancellation due to family deaths.
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Schmidt
Davenport
Senate
United States
Roe
Ohio
House Committee
Washington
Whiting
Michigan
Walters
Wood
Powell Crossley
Butterworth
John R. McZean
YT. C. Campbell
James E. Campbell
Bignell
F. Eh. OG
T. ©. Campbell
Campbell
Election Committee
Grosvenor
Cincinnati
Flustead
Halstead
Decaville Wins Seat in Seine-et-Oisne Election
In Monday's vote to fill a vacant seat in the French senate for Seine-et-Oise M Decaville was elected PigG Uuny Aimmer, a Cleveland saloon keeper, fired on Patrolman McNally in his barroom during a Sunday ordinance enforcement. The wounded officer was taken to hospital.
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Seine-et- Oinxe
M. Decaville
Pigg Uuny" Aimmer
Cleveland
McNally
Clangenburg Unitiet
United States Recognizes Brazilian Republic Proudly
The president received Senor Valente, new Brazilian minister, and announced full recognition of the United States of Brazil. The exchange underscored peaceful, prosperous ties and a pledge to deepen friendship, travel, and commerce between the two republics.
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Unite States of
Deaths raise question on Insurance payments for Ditman case
Post mortem on Jose G Ditman found in Schuylkill river after 46 days confirms questioning of death cause as drowning or skull fracture. Insurance disputes loom with Ditman carrying 30000 life and 1000 accident policies. payout hinges on coroner inquest and proof of accidental death. Other items include a Troy New York shooting connected to Minnie McGrath and Firth, a Topeka trial of Rough on bits, Schmiedbarengula metal claim, Parnell comment, and Hauneburg rail employee terminations.
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Philadelpha
Jose G. Ditman
Schuykill River
Ditma
Ditman
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