Scandal Storm Hits Judge Andrews in Third Circuit
Rumors accuse Judge J. C. Andrews of grave misconduct involving Sadie Jones, a state college pupil, with an abortion and payments. The Third judicial circuit prepares for a formal investigation on August 15 amid public uproar. associates push suppression efforts.
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Waterrows
Third Judicial Circuit
C. Andrews
Sadie Jones
State Agricultural College
Wrookings
Judge Andrews
JaAnuary
Seattle
Andrews
Dr. Andrews
Mankato
I. F. Randolph
Watertown Lawn
Heaven and
Philo Hull
CORA BELLE IS HAPPY CONTRADICTS REPORTS ABOUT MARRIAGE
Washington dispatch reports Miss Fellows the white wife of the Indian known as Chaska refutes rumors of unhappiness and cruel treatment. She explains she is visiting relatives in Minnesota with her two sons while her husband works on a new claim to be surveyed and deeded to Sam and the children this fall.
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Hersao Washington
Miss Fellows
Chaska
Washington
Gus Fellows
Ida Darling
Minnesota
Sam
John R Gamble Dies in Dakota Paralysis of the Heart
Congressman John R Gamble died suddenly in Yaxxton South Dakota at 6 a m from paralysis of the heart. He was a new representative elected last fall to fill C S Gifford’s seat and had not yet taken his oath. His death triggers political activity and mourning among friends. Gamble, a lawyer, came from Wisconsin to South Dakota to practice.
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Bunker Stortimer
Chicaco
Stuart
W. F. Mortimer
National Capital Savings, Building and Loam Association of North America
Minneapolis
Chicago
Recsiver Filkins
Alortimer
Yaxxton, S. D
John R. Gamble
Gamble
Congress
C. S. Gifford
Canton
John R.gamble
Wisconsin
Robbery at Dalton and a double tragedy report
Wilson & Co.'s store in Datrox Iowa was burgled with a post office safe opened using a sledge hammer. Stamps valued at 28 dollars and pennies were seized. In Nebraska at McCool, Mrs. James Hill, widow of a typhoid victim, killed herself by lying on the track before train No. 2, with her body found at 7 am after an earlier two failed suicide attempts. Officers pursue the alleged thief.
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Bucklars
Brock
Datrox
Wilson & Co
Thomas Keehn
Afr
Wilson
McCool
Burlington
Missouri
James Hill
Banksville
McCook
Chinese Merchants Excluded at San Francisco
The Oceanic steamer landing was halted by Collector Phelps citing Treasury Department orders. The supreme court requires a consul certificate proving mercantile business, a condition deemed near impossible for Chinese merchants in China, effectively excluding all except diplomatic corps members.
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San Francisco
Cal
Oceanic
Phelps
Treasury Department
Supreme Court
United States
China
Diplomatic Corps
First Census Refusal Leads to Legal Action in Iowa
The interior secretary was informed by the attorney general to sue S. Bradley in the southern district of Iowa for refusing to answer census questions. Bradley sent back the farm mortgage division blanks with personal remarks, the first such case under the current census. Also, a South Jersey farmers outing in Del made a riot after a quarrel left one dead, twenty wounded, and 200 cut or bruised.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Iowa
S. Bradley
Bradley
Winsmeros
Del
South Jersey
Penville
N. J
Peculiar Stolen Trunk In Push For Indemnity Bonds
Drummer Brewster’s trunk containing two sample cases vanished at LeMars after arrival by the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha line. The larger case held $26,000 in jewelry. the smaller about $1,000 in rings. Railroad bonds and indemnity demands complicate liability while local thieves likely carried out the theft near LeMars.
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Chicago
LeMars
Weber Jewelery Company
TI. D. Brewster
Sibley
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis and Omaha
Mrewster
Weber Jewelry Company
Northwestern Railroad Company
Omaha
Weber Company
Minnesota
Omahe” Road
Brewster
German government sticks to corn duties despite opposition
The North German Gazette reports the government will not reduce corn duties and renews its declaration on the subject. The policy is blamed for grain market swings as speculation grows on increased exports of Russian rye and calls emerge for temporary free entry of provisions and reduced freight rates.
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von Caprivi
Vessische Reibung
Russian Crop Failures Hit Peasants Selling Horses
In Sr Permaspure on August 15 reports reveal severe winter grain failures across provinces and grain speculators rushing to export rye before the ukase. Peasants reportedly sell horses to buy food as market agitation rises. A separate Washington dispatch notes a successful nail delivery pilot in North Carolina where rural families created personal mail bags along a 13 mile route, improving daily delivery and increasing newspaper sales.
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Sr. Permaspure
Washington
North Carolina
Wheat Reaches 1 05 On Chicago Trade
Wheat on the Chicago Board of Trade surged today as December futures climbed amid heavy buying by shorts spooked by bullish European news. Prices moved from 1.00 to 1.05 in the first hour, with rapid fluctuations and crowding on the floor as traders chased gains.
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Chicago Board of ‘Trade
ChicaGo
Board of Trade
Shorts
Mother Seriously Burned Near Winisde Neb
Mrs. A. A. Pierce suffered severe burns to head and hands while preparing turpentine and lard ointment. A child caused a spill, starting the blaze. she saved the baby but another child was burned. They were taken to Norfolk for care as the condition was not yet known. Editors taking an outing in Mapleson South Dakota reported meetings, bands, and a reception for Madison visitors. News of Congressmen Gamble's death shocked attendees.
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Winside
Neb
A. A. Pierce
C. Iaynes
Norfolk
Mapleson
N. G. Nash
Canton
Brookings Band
Madison
Grandview
Gamble
Prison Abuses in Arkansas Report Sparks Federal Probe
United States District Attorney Waters opened an investigation into cruel treatment at the Arkansas penitentiary after Abram Devis, a federal prisoner jailed for forging a pension paper, testified that Warden Dunlap whipped him with about twelve lashes and that other convicts branded him with a heated iron. The warden admitted the whipping but claimed ignorance of the prisoner's federal status.
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Arkansas
Srrvice Rous
Ark
United States District Attorney
Waters
Abram Devis
Dunlap
Davis
A System of Blackmail Near Pipestone County
Colonel Sheehan, U S deputy marshal, has a warrant for A F Hender's arrest in Pipestone County on a federal offense dating to June 18, 1888. The case involves sending threatening matter through the mails and a Jasper man's claim that a stamped envelope reading Had debt was used to harass him.
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Str. Paul
Minuw
Sheehan
United States
Pipestone County
A. F. Hender
Hender
J. E. Lewis
Jasper
Lewis
Y M C A World Convention Reports Missionary Work
At the YMCA World Convention in Amsterdam August 15 routine business occurred. Lord Nunnaird read K B Wishard's five year global missionary tour report, impressing delegates with its impact on educated young men in the Orient and Occident. A separate Philadelphia item notes a fire damaged paper warehouse of A G Eliott & Co at Sixth and Jayne streets with heavy losses.
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Y. MG. A
Amsterdam
K. B. Wishard
Lord Nunnaird
Philadelphia
A. G. Eliott & Co
Sixth
Jayne Streets
Joseph Pulitzer Reported Dangerously Ill in Europe
The New York editor Joseph Pulitzer is said to be dangerously ill with nervous prostration while in Europe. He cruised the north European coast this summer in his private yacht but returned home two weeks ago for treatment after consultations by London, Berlin, and Paris physicians. The illness is attributed to extreme worry and anxiety.
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Pulitzer
New York
Joseph Pulitzer
Europe
London
Berlin
Paris
Bruce opposes necro emigration to Livaria
Ex Senator Bruce of Mississippi denounces a proposed emigration plan to Li veria. He says Bishop Turner is the only prominent colored advocate in the country and argues African Americans are Americans, not Africans returning to ancestral lands.
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Bruce
People's Party plans penny fund raise in Kansas
The Kansas central committee for the People's Party adopted a new fund raising plan. Last year they spent 1100 for campaigns and this year will ask every Willets voter to donate one cent via the sub alliance then county organization to the treasurer.
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People's “Party
Tovers
Kan
People's ‘Party
Central
Willets
Dumbauld
People's Party
Exports of Breadstuffs and Rain Experiments Noted
The report shows breadstuff exports for the year ended July rising to 160 3 379 600, up 5 645 000 from the prior year, with July 81 1891 seven month exports at 84 710 000, down 1 062 009 from 1596. Professor Dyrenforth plans to run rain-making balloon tests in North Dakota after successful Texas arid-region operations. The president departs Cape May for a Bennington trip, with detailed rail timetable stops and return plans through July 29.
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Dyrenforth
Tghe
Vesas
North Dakota
Texas
Cape May
Bennington
Jersey City
Aine
North Bennington
Bensington
Mt. Afcgregor
Svaoday
Saratoga
Vernonia
Cape May Cottage
Terrific rain and hail storm devastates Stourton city
A severe storm hit Burimerox Tas August 15 at 3 pm bringing sudden floods that turned streets into rivers and flooded cellars. Hailstones from marble to hazelnut damaged trees and property while wind and lightning struck chimneys and signs. An electric line outage briefly paused traffic as a tram car was struck three times.
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Burimerox
Tas
I 15
Two Days Long Enough Leading legislators push brief session
Leading senators and representatives say the coming special session should be limited to two days and confined to subjects named in the governor proclamation. President Harrison will visit the capital Wednesday morning and be greeted by Gov Page and state officers. Attorney General Miller and Secretaries Proctor Foster and Rusk will likely accompany him. Fay Goulds Led Condition Paralyzing seizure reported as Gould travels to Soda Springs Idaho for treatment after a Windsor hotel meeting.
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Montrecian
Harrison Jill
Capital
Page
State House
Miller
Proctor, Foster and Rusk
Fay Goulds
Enicaco
York
Jay Gould
Soda Springs
Idaho
Gould
Windsor Hotel
New York
Drek
National Fire Engineers Elect Officers in Springfield
The National Association of Fire Engineers met in Springfield Massachusetts and elected officers. President Alt Leomire. vice presidents H T Muller Alabama Tennessee Charles White side Kentucky Edward Hills Missouri G Hale Ghie M E Crow iat Illinois James G Hit Michigan L E Bentley Indiana H M Godfrey Iowa G E Kelloge Wisconsin F French Minnesota John Jackson Nebraska J J Allagin Colorado Julings Pierce Tex Don B Adams secretary EH A Wills treasurer D C Larkin.
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Springfield
Mass
National Association of Fire Engineers
Altl le Omire
Alabama
H. T. Muller
Tennessee
Charles Whiteside
Kentucky
Edwans Hills
Missouri
G. Hale
Ghie
M. EL Crowiat
Illinois
Tames G. Hit
Michigan
L. E. Bentley
Indiana
H. ML
Godfrey
Towa
G. EL ‘Kelloge
Wisconsin
F. French
Minnesota
John Jackson
Nebraska
J. J. Allagin
Colorado
Julings Pierce
Tex Don B. Adams
EH. A. Wills
D.C. Larkin
Tenants Buy an Estate Under Land Purchase Act
DesLin August 15 tenants purchase the estate of Lord Lurgan located in Armagh and Down under the land purchase act. The 506 tenants agree to pay 35,000 pounds for the property.
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DesLin
Lord Lurgan
Armagh
Down
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Ottawa
Ont
Hector Langevin
McGrevy
le Monde
Hacanga
Hector
Euurope
LeExInetox
Christian Young
Young
Higginsville
Jamestown
N. Y
Buffalo
Cora Belle
Paratvelg
Dalton
Brewster’s Trunk
Kansas
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