Minot News Items Chronicle Weekend Dated Notes
The Minot weekly roundup covers a large assortment of items from various places. It notes the grave of President Jefferson enclosed with a fence, a fatal wall collapse in Middleville Michigan, a Salt Lake bar association protest over a Chief Justice appointment, and activity from Illinois capitalists eyeing South Carolina ranches. Also reported are a three mile boat race in Wheeling and other scattered notices from New York, Kentucky, Indiana, and Ontario on topics from banking foreclosures to railway interests and local crimes.
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Jefferson
Mim Ficallo
Middleville
Bury County
Mich
Salt Lake
Swanar Howant
Flint
Arthur
Illinois
South Carolina
Wheeling
W. Va
William Elliott
G. Weisgerber
New York
Knott
Kentucky
Washington
Daniel Jones
Indiana
Fuloy County
Fred Williams
Medford
Wis
Gennan
Rkobin
Central Trust Company of
Sait
Dutianapolis
Toledo, Delphos & Burlington Railway
Tolmbald
Boand
Bed+ Joe's
Taland
Flaumas
Phackeray
Stony Creek
Conn
Meany
Post-Office Department
Ottawa
Ont
Wyoming
Rosher
Cheyenne
Charlie Hosa
Park Street
Miles City
National Horme-sahow
Cota
Dublin
Tursalay
O'Cuonus
Cathalle
Prisit
Ae Borthi
Willian Krive
Frank Gallagher
Fritary J. Kelly
Vanfassalub Rockport
Tuealay
T. Arnett
Kelly
Arnett
Viindenburgh Han
Monolin
Fort Edward
France
Austra
Aesalon
Servia
Liverpool
Delegitas
Coltien
Yorkshire
Krave
Joliet
Jul
Rock Plant Road
Aen
Wiem
John Murphy
Wallace
Ind
Lakavilla
Ifhartford
Clutst
American on European Laborers Report
Joseph D Weeks, secretary of the Western Trona Asweiatiun, arrived from Europe and will submit a report to the Department of the Interior. He notes English laborers face low wages and high food costs, idle puddling furnaces, and part time mills, with trade unions strong and financially stable.
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Maisunga
Joseph D. Weeks
Europs Wedooxtay
Te Department of the Interior
England
Seligium
Scotland
Drunken Rider Triggers Steam Engine wreck in Chicago
John Goggin, a tan yard worker, rode an engine at Halsted and Chicago avenues while intoxicated. He opened the throttle, sending the locomotive onto a track and crashing through a table. The engine halted after a runaway dash. Goggin was found drunk but unharmed, facing possible charges and company damages estimated at about two hundred dollars.
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Chicago
Courae
CuieAso
Tohn Goggion
Halsted Street
Chicago Avenue
Goggien
Atem
Harstened
Steant
Gogeien
Goggion
Gogglon
West
Malleivia Nelsebiet
Sermon Remarks On Afterlife From Plymouth Church
A sermon at Plymouth Church East Side reflects on the afterlife and personal identity. The orator argues bodily appetites fade after death while personal intellect and affections persist, challenging belief in a future life guided by material desires. He questions moral accountability and suggests resisting worldly temptations to attain a better life beyond.
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Nis
Tenary Ward
Mlymouth
Tie
Wiman
Billiawer
New York
Thurman Likely for Democratic National Convention Nomination
Washington October 24 A leading Ohio Democratic authority says Allen G Thurman will appear before the Democratic National Convention as a presidential candidate He notes Bayard Ohio size and Cleveland as insufficient while Catholics oppose McDonald Thurman could carry Ohio and avoid factional fights in the state He attends the Supreme Court session in Washington and remains vigorous and in good health for his age The report suggests Thurman may challenge Pacific Railway supporters for influence at the convention
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Washington
Ohlu Democra Ty
Allen G. Thurman
Bayard
Clevelaint
McDonald
Thurman
Ohio
Hundly
Pendleton
McLean
Supreme Court
Senate
Pacific
Farmer Finds Hidden Cash Linked to Bender Family
Mundy plowing near Cherryvale Kansas unearthed a sealed chest containing over 20 000 dollars in cash silver and gold. The find connected to the infamous Bender family robberies sparks legal fights and hopes of uncovering more treasure near the former Bender site as locals dig hoping for future discoveries.
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Bender
Careryvele
Hun
Carrera
Kan
Cherryvale
IL ix
Faror
Victims Rise From Kingston Squib Factory Blast
Two more victims die after Kingston squib factory explosion in Wilkes-Barre as rescue efforts continue. Mary Quinn and Hattie Mona succumb to injuries while Lizzie Edwards and others face severe burns and uncertain recoveries amid a grim death toll update.
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Wilkesbarbe
Squib
Kingston
Mary Quinn
Hattie Mona
Lizzie Edwards
Anes de Slee
Jemyes
Wal
A Brace of Thorros Explodes in Fort Edward Factory Panic
In a Plymouth mining town explosion at the Excelsior gas squid factory tears through a shed. Five dead, many injured, including girls aged eleven to sixteen. Families grieve as doctors and neighbors rush to aid the wounded and recover bodies amid fire and wreckage. A nearby accident further shocks residents when a bridge collapse dumps a train car into the canal, killing and wounding several. Authorities investigate powder and structural failure as victims are tended in homes and hospitals.
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Wickesnarne
Pymouth
Excelsior
Mattie James
Itnera Anil
Thames
Marie Norris
Cate
Mira
Dlenariat
Mary Quinn
Inn Bridge
Mike
Jlattie Moss
John Evang
Kudiarch
Lizale Edwards
Abe Physielias
Staith
Fort Edward
Edward Deal
John Jenkins
Wink
Loy
Dallas Crippen
Glena Falla
Cabbhs Haversites
Michael Monohin
B. Thatz
Edward Doalirger
Arua Oe
Salo
Wolvebull
Charies
James” Loomis
Horrific double murder shocks local farm scene
A farmer allegedly killed his wife and three children at Frazer’s house near Fryers Creek. Neighbors found the bodies. the father’s whereabouts unclear as investigators probe the savage crime. In other news, a New York figure reports 180 Friday filings in Bradstreet’s, Lilly Lefount faces prison revelations in Chicago, and regional wheat and apple updates accompany the grim scene.
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Niverweisrag
Brent
Albert Prager
Pitti
Emduna
Frnger
Fryers Creek Valles
Juedyoa
Deelaw
Lis
Frazer
Raver
Goran
Postal System Summary of Faced Postmaster General Report
The annual report by Frank Statton shows work volume peaking, fewer complaints, with 47 853 officers as of June. Pennsylvania leads with 5 716 reads, New York 9 082, Ohio 9 990, Lancaster County features 158 offices. Salaries for Presidential postmasters will be equalized. a clerks relief fund was created by reducing clerks’ pay in 195 cities to meet urgent needs. Carrier system recommended for close towns. free delivery in large cities remains limited, with proposals for a staggered daily delivery and discounted postcard rates to bolster revenue.
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Firat Ansistant Poatrawater-fieveral Watton
Wasinxotoy
Frank Statton
Firat Aaslatant
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohiothir
Lancaster County
Poita
Department
Enao
Meeting in Lincoli Valle Denounces Civil Rights Ruling
An immense gathering of colored citizens in Lincoli Valle denounces the Supreme Court Civil Rights decision. Gregory presides. Duite delivers the first address urging ballots to secure rights, while speakers press for backing to the Republican party or a unity coalition.
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Sevnolatiana
Washington
Wasninetox
Oct
Lincoli Valle
Supreme Court
Gregory Pre
Prderick
Hoi Lagermoll
Wii
Republican Party
Duke Sheltiseger
Boeinadof
Specie and Currency Circulation Figures Revealed
The Director of the Mint prepared tables showing specie and paper currency in the United States as of October 1. The Treasury banks and general circulation were reviewed, indicating a $39,115,885 net increase in money in the people's hands since October 1 of the previous year, based on the last national bank survey published in July.
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Washminaton
The
Mint
United States
Wiew Treasury
Suvtemant
Sousine
Gli Kluds
Carpenter Arrested for Murder in Zora Burns Case
Logan County, Oct 24. A. Carpenter a wealthy Decatur citizen was jailed on a murder charge after the body of Zora Burns was found and linked to him by alleged threats and letters. Evidence from the elevator scene, bloodstains, and witness statements suggest a motive tied to a former domestic employee relation. The case rests on statements, letters, and the coroner’s investigations as authorities pursue a formal indictment.
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Virginia
Shielda
Wika
Hila Ktead
Rollet
Wrertixa
W. Va
Misa
Nannie Wells
St. Mary's
Pleasants County
Brown
Baba
Luwitt
Henderson
Nanny
Henlerson
Nannie
Ben
Flenlerson
Gil
Miss Wells
Jonst
Lilly Lefount
Alls
Lilly Waters
Ada McBride
Chicago
Dublin
Max Lafount
Zora Ining
A. Carpenter
Ana Domestia
Ant
Sabiathy
Bii
Simone Oto
Logan County
Carpenter
Forrest
Rudolph
Vas
Press Butler
Ila
Ely Hende
Pembrad
Boyden
Coronaria
Mex Carpenter
Decatur
OL A
Phiesha
Zura
Ovrin A. Carpenter
Towuns Ulartsburgi
Fia
Od Kash
Lincoln
Chicago, St Louis & Alton
Martyturgh
Conection
Aibewth
Zora Burns
Thomas Dukes
Uaefunn
Zora
Burns
Thomas Lakes
An Old Lady's Tramp to Erie Walked 1000 Miles
Elizabeth Pierce, seventy seven, arrived from Holton Massachusetts to Erie Pennsylvania by foot. Too poor to pay fare she walked about one thousand miles in eight weeks to reach her son in Delaware. She carried a Bible and read aloud roadside for help. She remained bright and clear headed despite hardship.
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Cleveland
Get
Elizabeth Pierce
Erie
Holton
Delaware
Maine
Rowdside
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