Rent stallion Tockheart vies for pace honors in Sheldon
News from Sioux Falls and surrounding towns reports that Tockheart of Sheldon arrived last night amid strong form, aiming to lower a 13 claim and possibly win the free-for-all trot. Lockheart may race new heats, with judges and owners watching closely as expense and odds shift ahead of the ensuing events.
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Jorday
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Teldmont
Papal Delegate Delivers Private Letter Sealed at Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh a papal delegate Mgr Batolli received and opened a sealed package from a papal letter carrier at the American College. The contents were private and not to be shared publicly. A separate item from St Paul reports no pagues yet obtainable.
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Mgr. Bae MtoUj
United States
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WF. Z. Rooker
American College
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Mgr Batolll
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St Pau
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Huron Judicial Convention Sees Bench Likely Renomination
Report from Huron notes judges Bennett and Kellum favored for renomination as the full bench appears secure. Northern delegates shift to support the current slate. Hicks of Davidson mentioned as a potential challenger. Sioux Falls racing results follow, with Mercurius and Trombone Rex among notable heats and Maggie N winning two maidens.
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Kelaut
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Canton
Charley Brockway
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Union Pacific Employes in Labor Dispute Across System
The Union Pacific protective board meets in September to consider wage questions and federation demands across the system. Employed unions, after delays and heavy debate, advocate unified action while management faces coordinated pressure as negotiations hinge on proposed wage reductions and organizational consolidation.
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Protective Board
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Order of Rallway
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Vourna
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Davenport Case Draws NY Politicians In Court
In New York on September 21, John Davenport, chief supervisor of elections ousted by Secretary Carlisle, faced court arguments amid crowd of Davenport supporters and local politicians. The hearing focused on Postmaster Huyton's involvement and Carlisle’s jurisdiction. The Ferris murder trial continued with strong state evidence against Morris Ferris, detailing events in Creston and associated confrontations. Daniel Campbell of Monona received a nomination in Varial City.
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Reed and Burrows Clash Over Capitol Recess Power
Reed and Burrows spark a dramatic confrontation as the House debates how to recess. the minority proposes drastic rules to curb dilatory motions while the majority discusses delaying the bill on the Sherman purchasing clause. The debate centers on whether the Capitol could fall and halt committee work, with Stevenson aligned with the president on the silver issue and the Senate’s path forward.
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Last Day of Hearings on Tariffs For Paint and Lead Industries
Last day of hearings before the committee featured representatives from the paint and color, corset, thread, carpets, and lead industries. J. S. Mage of Neyoo & Keye and the color makers argued the tariff discriminates against crude materials. 1. S Molden opposed any lead ore duty reduction, warning free ores would ruin the industry and cost jobs, urging a duty aligned with labor and capital costs.
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Approaching nuptials of Salvador president and Miss Dent
A New Year note from Sept 21 reports preparations for the wedding of General Don Antonio Ezepu vice president and president elect of Salvador to Miss Ida Dent Weight. The ceremony will be at St Patrick's cathedral with Archbishop Corsigan officiating. If time permits, Martel the papal legate may pronounce the benediction. The general and his staff are due next week, with possible attendance by President Diaz if he can travel. The bride is from a wealthy Georgia family and General Tyota is a widower with three children.
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di Dent
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New York
New Mexico Seeks Admission to the Union
The New Mexico territory held a convention in Arauguengua and formally demanded becoming a state. Governor Thornton presided as delegates from municipal and commercial groups urged Congress to admit New Mexico this session. A committee was named to organize adequate actions. Also noted is the death of Mrs Webster Happy of Washington and other figures tied to political events.
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Tariff War Between Germany and Russia Affects US Market
The October consuls reports outline Germanys retaliatory tariffs against Russia and the likely impact on American grain. US consul general Max Judd notes Russia’s export drop, Germanys higher duties, and US grain filling German needs.US wheat, rye and barley totals are given, with US supplying large shares as Germany reduces imports from Russia. The piece also hints at a growing American hop market and other forthcoming developments.
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United Typothetae Open Seventh Annual Convention in Chicago
The seventh annual gathering of United Typothetae of America opens in Chicago with printers from New York Cincinnati St Paul and Minneapolis present. Delegations from Toronto and the National Editorial association attend as reports from officers are heard and wage increase plans loom.
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Illinois railroad charter aims at Sioux City route
Illinois filing shows Articles of Incorporation for the Chicago Sioux City and Bllsmarck Railroad Company proposing a line from Chicago to Sioux City via South Na Ikeota and the Blankay valley to Immenwick with capital stock of 1 000 000. Independence of leadership noted in the article.
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Not Flowing With Water as Boomers Pass Through Kansas City
Noted during Sept 20 reports massive boomer movements through Kansas City as settlers abandon farms. Water famine plagues Perry and surrounding towns with talks of city organization, while bands of drunken guards fail to enforce order.
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RUSSIAN AMERICAN LEAGUE TO PROMOTE AMERICAN UNITY
A stirring address from the Russian American National League urges unity among Americans and urges rejection of the Russia United diplomacy. It claims the extradition treaty with Russia is a flawed surrender and calls for abrogation, urging senators' action at Washington and popular pressure to end the pact.
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Senate Debates on Silver Bill and Public Works Discussed
The Washington senate session features heated debate over the repeal bill and silver policy. Mr. Voorhees, Mr. Hawley, and Mr. Smith argue procedures while addressing interstate railway crime, railroad regulation, and cross border issues as the chamber adjourns for the day.
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