Lindsay Rumors Stir Nebraskan Political Shuffle
Lincoln August 23 Political gossip centers on H C Lindsay a Republican leader and private secretary to Governor Savage who may resign and move to Wisconsin if the state convention selects a successor. Speculation also swirls over who will become United States district attorney with names like Wil F Gurley and W G Sears considered. Lindsay’s bid is blocked by Senator Millard.
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Lincoln
Neb
Chaiyan
FR. C. Lindsay
Wisconsin
Republican League
Lindsay
Gliru
Dolly
Dulual Bay
Milwaukee
Mary Watson
Grand Island
League
Washington
Ivan
North Platte
South Platte
Internal Revenue Collector
Wil F. Gurley
Omaha
WG. Sears
Tekamob
Millard
Pindsay
Rain Prevents Good Golfing At Amateur Championship
Chicago August 28 Rain disrupted the qualifying round of the amateur championship golf tournament yesterday. Medals went to Bred J Hamlin of Chicago and Walter J Ryan of Orleans tied at 170. Hamlin won a playoff 41 to 45 over Ryan. W J Holabird of Glenview, tipped as west’s top amateur, finished fourth at 142. Hamilton Vose, Wisconsin state champion, added 199. Niner one players from 23 clubs took part in 36 hole medal play. Tomorrow’s rounds shift to 18 hole match play.
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Chicago
Bred J
Hanilian
Chiago
Walter J. Ryan
Orient
Hiulin
W. J. Holabird
Glanview
Hamilton Vose
Wisconsin
West
Injunction Set Aside Over Dam Bridge Project
In Waukesha county circuit court Judge Slebecker set aside a temporary injunction restraining Baraboo city from constructing piers and repairing a dam bridge owned by the Mee McFetridge Brothers. The case centers on property rights and city work near the dam amid past clashes between contractors and mill hands. The ruling dissolves the injunction but bars the city from continuing work without further order.
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Vnttison
Circuit
Slebecker
McFetritge Brothers
Baraboo
Mee Fatridges
Arni
Haraboo
Madison
McForriiges
Dlam
Sievecker
Circuit Court Appeal Rules on Sauk County Jurisdiction
A fragment notes a decision to proceed to Sauk County Circuit Court arguing lack of jurisdiction. The terse line implies a legal challenge or appeal process in a county court system without clear party names or dates.
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Perl
Circuit Court
Sauk County
All Quiet In Strike Matters In Pittsburgh and Joliet
Pittsburgh and Joliet report limited labor unrest amid widespread strike activity at Tin Plate and related mills. Non union workers enter plants as unions consider arbitration. governors named as potential arbiters. South Chicago dispute looms over resumed operations.
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Dixon College Gridiron Schedule Opens Season at Madison
Schedule lists Dixon College opening at Madison on Sept 28 with home games through November 23. Opponents include Upper Iowa, Knox College, Ames College, Minnesota, and Nebraska with several dates and locations noted as Madison or Milwaukee and one open date.
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Dixon College
Madison
University
Upper Iowa
Velolt
Milwaukee
Knox College
University of Nebraska
S-Ames College
University of Minnesota
Chicago
LaFollette to greet MacArthur at Milwaukee fair
Governor La Follette plans to attend the Wisconsin state fair in Milwaukee on September 12 to welcome General MacArthur. Secretary True announced the event as the governor recovers from illness, with possible further speeches this season. Wisconsin National Guard two battalions will escort MacArthur, including one Milwaukee company and three others from around the state.
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Wisconsin National Guard
Escomt MacArthur
Madison
la Fellete
Milwaukee
Gen. MacArthur
Jonn M. True
Siow Board of Agriculture
Charles King
MacArthur
Coardman Réturna
Camp Douglas
Cole Younger as Robin Hood in Old Story Recall
A St Louisan living in Minneapolis recalled an incident from Cole Younger’s past involving drovers near Kansas City after the war. The tale described a charity robbery where a Mammy of the countryside tricked the crowd into paying her, only to be robbed by them later, prompting Cole to laugh at the humor but offer no confirmation. He noted he fought in Stillwater during the war.
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Callets
Twinkle
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Osk Park
Cole Younger
St. Louiana
Cole
Kansans City
Stillwater
Prominent Figures Linked to Estates and Hunters
The will of Willand M. Morris fixes inheritance taxes before New York surrogate with executors Alley W. Morris Sherman and Maxwell Svarls. Net personal estate after taxes amounts to 315,278 dollars. Evarts Choate Beaman firm affairs not liquidated. Evarts estate shows 26,000 due for the firm stake. Anne Morgan, J Pierpont Morgan’s daughter, completes a Colorado hunting trip with lions and coyotes, accompanying a party led by Professor Henry Caborn. Palma admiration in Cuba noted. Estrada Palma discussed as Cuba’s possible first president. French naturalist M. Licaze Duthiers dies, vacating zoology chairs at the Sorbonne and academies.
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Alley W
Sherman
Maxwell Svarls
Evarts, Choate & Beaman
Evarts
Frm
Joseph MH. Choate
England
Charles ©. Beaman
Miss Anne. Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan
Colorado Mountains
Morran
Henry FE Qsborn
Marvin Lake
Colorado Springs
Miss Morgan
Family All Crazy Train Incident Shocks Elmira to Corning
A woman on the Erie Limited with her two sons caused a frightening scene between Elmira and Corning. The group smashed two large glass plates, fled to a Corning club, and were treated after injuries by a doctor. The woman identified as Dr Nelle Poor from Cottage denied charges as onlookers described a drug induced frenzy. Meanwhile unrelated notes mention corn seed trials by John Dodge and E J Forrester, with optimistic yields and future donations anticipated.
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Cownlog
Elmira
Corning
Corning Club
Nelle Poor
Cattage
Chicago
John §. Dodge
Washburn-Crosby Company
Minneapolis
E. J. Forrester
Orono
Lake Minnetonka
Forrester
Law Firm Shakeup and New Partnership Formed
Stevene Point Wisconsin August 22 dissolution of Cate Lamoreux Park law firm and formation of Lamoreux Park and Gate Dahl announced yesterday. Lamoreux and Park will add F J Carpenter. Dahl is Cate’s son-in law now practicing at Waupaca and set to move. Cate has been a member of the bar for fifty years.
Columbus Democrat Sold to Weller and Thompson
Frank Weller and William C. Thompson of Columbus Wisconsin have purchased the Columbus Democrat and will assume control immediately. Both have long business ties in the city and bring years of experience to the paper.
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Columbus Democrat
Croon Bay
Wis
Aug
Frank Weller
William C. Thompson
Columbus
Young Minister Harrington Dies by Own Action in Oxford
Washington Aug Criticism over marriage to Ida Thee organist of Oxford KN led Rev George B Harrington 29 to hang himself in the church belfry as villagers searched He had just wed the organist two weeks earlier and faced strong disapproval from his congregation His widow mourns as authorities note the tragedy born in Frederica Delaware where his parents live
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Washington, D. C
Ida ‘Thee
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Oxford
KN. J
George B. Harrington
Harrington
Limeel
Frederica
Del
Strikers Enjoined in Broad Federal Injunction
Chicago August 24 Allise Chalmers company won an injunction from Judge Konlsaat in the federal circuit court restraining striking iron molders and machinists from picketing any plants of the company and from intimidating or showing violence toward non union workers filling their places. The order is broad in scope and names a large number of strikers.
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Chicago
Allise Chalmers Company
Konlsaat
Federal Circuit
Ane Atviking
Beyah Rumor Put to Rest on Chicago Move
Aug 24 Bryan Not Coming to Chicago. W. J. Beyah is said to remain in Lincoln with his brother Charles stating the ex-leader will live in Lincoln and publish his panel there.
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Bryan
Chicago
Linealn
Neb
W. J. Beyah
Charles
Eader
Lincoln
Threshing Steamer Explodes Near Canby Minnesota
A steam threshing engine exploded yesterday on the C. L. Christenson farm near Porter Minnesota. Mrs Christenson was killed instantly and her daughter Lars Christenson Jr. was seriously injured. John Amundson and an assistant were present at the machine.
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Canby
Minn
C. L. Christenson
Porter
Christenson
Lars Christenson
John Amundson
Bank clearings rise across major cities in week
Bradstreets report shows total bank clearings for the United States week ending this date at 1,708,422,662 dollars, up 84.7 percent from the same week last year, reflecting broad banking activity strength in the period.
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New York
Bradstreets
United States
France considers closing Turkish embassy over unpaid claims
Paris reports French Ambassador Constans sent the Sultan an ultimatum over unpaid claims. If terms are not met, France may withdraw its ambassador and notify the Turkish envoy in Switzerland not to return. No naval demonstration is planned, but closure would disrupt espionage hubs in Paris and affect Ottoman embassies.
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Paris
Foreign Office
Constantinople
Constans
Delcasse
Munir Bey
Switzerland
Ancient Indian corn yields stellar Colorado crop
In Colorado a discovery from a hundred year old Indian mound revealed kernels of corn in a sealed jar that sprouted next spring. The crop showed remarkable yield with stalks reaching twelve feet and ears as long as a forearm, praised as a model for seed corn.
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Excelsior
Minn
Anndlan
Colorada
Chicago
Colorado
Progress on the Princeton and North Western line
Reports from Grand Rapids to Princeton show grading complete except six miles near Marsh, with dry weather delays. Work between Grand Rapids and Marshfield advances, and track-laying gear is mobilized. Pullman car demand soars as prosperity boosts rail travel and car orders. Northwestern Railway upgrades Wilton to Sparta, removing a steep grade and likely relocating facilities to La Crosse. Wabash offers a one cent per mile fare for Mines fair route to Buffalo, with tickets on Sept. 14 and 15.
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Princeton & Northwestern
Grand Rapids
Princeton
Aretor
Marshfield
Grand Rapides
Northwestern Railway
Wilton
Sparta
Kendalls
Ta Grosse
la Crosse
Wabash
Tindis
St. Louis
Missouri
Buffalo
Milwaukee and St. Paul Begin 77 Mile Iowa Cutoff
Contracts let for a 77 mile Iowa cutoff shortening the Chicago and Kansas City route by nearly two hours. The line will run from Muscatine Iowa to Rutledge and connect Ottumwa and Davenport. Work to begin within ten days and be finished by October 1892.
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Dty
Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad
Towa
Chicago
Kansas City
Una
Muscatine
Rutledge
Ottumwa
Davenport
Cool Cooler In A Coal Stove On A Sweltering Street
On Dey Street a New York shopkeeper keeps a rusty coal stove as a cooling trick. A passerby jokes about heat, the proprietor reveals a hidden cooler with a bottle inside and two old friends share drinks and memories, proving the stove yields unexpected refreshment on hot days.
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Hhn
Selien
New York
Hammond in Jail Over Fires at Sun Prairie Plant
William W. Hammond editor of the Pyalxio Sun was jailed in Madison after Deputy Sheriff Kenousé transferred him from Sun Prairie. A confession signed by Hammond, denied by him, alleges he set a fire July 28 1901 in the Sun Prairie plant basement. The incident prompted a police probe and Hammond’s arrest in a case described as a lengthy Iowa political contest reference appears incidental.
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Williart W. Hammond
Pyalxio Sun
al Sun Prairie
Madison
Sherif G. M. Kenousé
Burmeister
Bis
Sun
Prairie
C. Wa. Wilson
Merchants' Police of
Milwaukee
Wilson
Tke Tole Owlng
Charles W. Wilson
Adam Schafer
William W. Hammond
Iowa
Sibley
G F. Robinson
Kruger
Lewis
E. B. McKee
Merchant Police
Wis
Hammond
Wilsim
Go. G
Sud Prairie
Edgerton
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Pittsburg
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Tin Plate Company
Welleville
Shaffer
W. A. Stone
Joliet
Amalgamated Association
South Chicago
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Lafollette
Cole Younger AS
Robin Hood
Willand M. Morris
Sotlea
T. Estrada Palma
Cuba
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M. Licaze Duthiers
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