Taine Party Plans Oxford and Stratford Visit Before Liverpool Sail
The Taine entourage, including Mr and Mrs Taine, will tour Oxford Stratford and other sites en route to Liverpool. They plan to sail August 1 on the Inman Line steamer City of New York after socializing in London with figures like Blaine Chamberlain Morley and the Pembrokes.
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Oxford
Stratford Or Avon
Liverpool
New Yoas
G. W. Smalley
London
Triumne
Taine
Parity
Blaine
Jennes
Marchioness
Toundonderry
John Morley
Earl and Countess of Pembroke
Chamberlain
Stratford
Inman
City of
Scheffer Captured It Resolution Binds Ramsey County to Work
At 10 20 AM Chairman Olivier opened the convention with W D P Murray as temporary chair and George H Allen as temporary secretary. A credentials committee listed many names and the organization was made permanent. A resolutions committee was named and Ramsey county delegates to the state convention were announced. Resolutions declared Albert Scheffer the convention’s choice and pledged the delegation to back him. the convention then adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuamsey
PAL
Olivier
W. DP. Murray
George H. Allen
M. Mullane
William Hamm
Sever Robinson
T. Kavanagh
P. Egan
B. L. Volk
John F. Smith
John Bayer
William F. Bremer
Joseph Meyer
W. P. Murray
C. D. O'Brien
C. H. Lienan
William Barrett
P. T. Kavanaugh
FH. II
Fuller
Willian Hamm
K. W. Johnson
O'Connor
R. L. Gorman
Johnb. Olliver
Thomas Brennan
BE. A. Hendrickson
George J. Mitsch
Pat Conley
OC. Starkey
Rice Will Accept Renomination Letter From Edmund Rice
Col Crooks received a letter from Hon Edmund Rice stating he will accept renomination from the Democrats if tendered. The message confirms Rice's openness to continuing his congressional tenure upon party invitation.
Six Die as Train Wreck Dumps Victims in Grain Car
Omaha dispatch reports a north bound train on the Omaha and Republican Valley line derailed near Yitan station forty miles from Omaha. A Wabash car loaded with shelled corn contained six bodies found after the car was opened two hours later. One identified as John C. Taylor of Louisville, Kentucky and another as Charles Spokes with a Wymere, Nebraska connection. Three others unnamed.
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Omaha
Neb
Omaha and
Repuplican Valley
Yitan
Omnata
John C. Taylor
Louisville
Charles Spokes
Wymere
Refused to Be Evicted by Des Moines River Settler Stand
A Des Moines River settler August Grosenbaugh resists a U S marshal near Des Moines Waterworks with gunfire ending the eviction attempt. Deputy Holbrook retreated after buckshot wounded his horse and injured him, marking the second failed eviction. Valentino Grewer buried in White Lake Neb after blizzard frostbite and gangrene leading to a lingering death described in graphic terms.
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Des Moines
Waterlog
Iowa
United States
Holbrook
Fort Dodge
August Grosenbaugh
Grosenbaugh
White Lake
Neb
Valentine Grewer
Burlington Strikers Vote Unanimous Against Proposals
Caienco July 8 Chairman Hoge and Murphy report near unanimous strike vote against Burlington operale proposals. They say the men have no new offers and are ready to keep the strike going indefinitely.
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Caienco
Hoge and
Murphy
Burlington
Burlington Operale
Hoge
Sauke
Wage scale set as 5,000 West workers to resume operations
At a meeting of glass bottle blowers and manufacturers the wage scale for the year was arranged amicably. 5,000 workers in the West will resume operations when furnaces are fired September 1. The scale nudges wages for novelties but mirrors last year. A new paper for Faribault, Maribault Herald, will launch soon under O'Brien & Shields. Navvies on strike in Pittsburgh and nearby areas draw thousands. 23 of 100 arrested await trial for riot in Lagillette.
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Enat
Paribault
Fauault
Faribault
The
Maribault Herald
Messrs O'brien & Shields
Shakopee
Pas
Lagillette
Totr Depravity Pats July $1 Alphonse Vianzade Tragedy
Alphonse Vianzade aged 6 killed his brother with a razor and then cut his own throat after expressing hatred. police report two prior attempts including hammering a nail into the brother’s head. case noted as brutal juvenile violence with deadly intent.
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Pats
Alphonse Vianzade
Alphonse
Grand Army special trains to Columbus encampment
John P. Rea, in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic, announces special trains with California, Oregon, Washington, Montana and Dakota departments will leave Minneapolis for the national encampment in Columbus, Ohio, at 6 p.m. on September __ via the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railway. Round trip rate is 14.50 from Minneapolis or St. Paul to Columbus and return. Comrades able to travel are urged to respond to W. T. Dixon, A. D. O., 12 East Third Street, St. Paul, to secure accommodations.
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Winnampolis
Milwaukkee Road
Minnuapolis
John P. Rea
Grand Army of the Republic
California
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Dakota
Minneapolis
Columbus
Ohio
Chicago, Millwaukee
St. Paul
W. TL. Dixon
East Third Street
Abundant Northwest Harvest Delayed By Ten Days
G Dun & Co reports a larger northwest yield than before with harvest about ten days late. Wholesale trade is not brisk. groceries and boots and shoes near average. Drugs oils and paints active. dry goods hardware quiet. Retail trade dull in cities, improving in smaller towns. Failures fall in past week to 10 nationwide. Minnesota five, Wisconsin four, Iowa two, Dakota one, Nebraska one.
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G. Dun & Co
Pais
R. G. Dun & Co
St. Pani
Ees
Northwest
OWS
Loon
Minnesota
Dakota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Nebraska
Lynch mob hangs Elmer in Wahpeton bridge grave scene
A mob of about 100 overpowering Sheriff Miller and Deputy Bronte hanged L S Elmer, the deputy sheriff convicted of murdering Mary Korbet, from the Bois de Sioux bridge in Wahpeton Dakota Territory. Elmer, well known in Cass County, had previously served as deputy in Cass and Rochester.
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Elmer
Wahpeton
Dak. Wameton
Dak
L. S. Elmer
Pretty Mary Korbet
Bois de Sioux
Miller
Bronte
Mov
Breckenridge
Gill
Fargo
Cass County
John Haggart
Rochester
Minn
Ile
Anarchist Bomb Explodes in Chicago Suburb
In Lake View near 875 Lincoln avenue a powder filled gas pipe bomb exploded on a city sidewalk. The blast damaged a pipe but left the bomb largely intact. The aim was said to be Christian Krengor, a German citizen and former saloon keeper, opposed by local anarchists and linked to a retaliation scheme for his political views. Police found the pipe but did not detonate it.
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ChicaGo
Lake View
NY Y & Loud
Lincoln Avenue
Christian Krengor
Krengor
Fullerton Avenue
Bomb Found Near Police Headquarters Stuns Minneapolis
Police in Minneapolis reacted with alarm after a bomb was found about 1:30 PM in a vacant house at 423 15th Avenue North and brought to headquarters. The device, of regulation order, used an eighth inch gas pipe with caps, rusted and containing powder shot and an unknown light substance.
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Minneapolis
Sawdust Operators Captured at Chicago Depot
At Chicago Union depot two suspicious men fled when approached by Officer Cain. They were chased and captured and identified as William Boyle and Pat Toner alias Gilhooley, noted sawdust operators. A hoard of boodle money in 60, 100, 200, and 2,040 denominations was found. They were taken to the armory.
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Chicago
Union Depot
Ofhcer Cain
Chicago and Alton
James Popejoy
Missouri
Fort Wayne
Ind
Central Station
Wiliam Boyle
Pat To
Gilhooley
Belief Iowa rail rates to rise after decision
New York July 23 A general belief among investors is that the ruling against Iowa railroad commissioners will allow Granger lines to restore profitable rates. The decision is seen as restoring market confidence and sparking hopes for higher prices and broader railway activity.
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New York
Iowa Railroad Commissioners
Granger Railroade
Wreck of Limited Express Near Canton Ohio Ends in Fatality
The New York and Chicago limited express derailed on a switch near Canton Ohio. The locomotive jumped the track and was upset, demolishing the following combination car. Engineer Pat Morgan was fatally injured and several passengers suffered minor bruises. Travel was delayed for hours. In Winnipeg Mrs Oliver and John Rouse eloped from Worsley. Police declined to arrest. Oliver witnessed the couple and returned quietly.
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Canton
Ohio
Caxjoy
Pat Morgan
Oliver
John Rouse
Worsley
Wolsley
Impeachment Articles Sent Over To Washington Report
Rumors from Aberdeen indicate Watertown impeachment committee has drafted an arraignment of Governor Church and sent it to President Cleveland. A leading anti Church Democrat says the panel will push the matter forward and urge removal before Congress if needed.
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Washington
Aberdeen
Dak
Watertown
Church
Cleveland
Governor Church
They Hanged the Negro Near Halifax County
In Halifax county near Meadaville Bruce Younger a colored man assaulted Mrs Dodge. He was arrested and jailed at Halifax Court House. Last night a mob abducted Younger and hanged him from a tree.
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Danville
Halifax County
Meadaville
Bruce Younger
Robert Dodge
Halifax Court House
Younger
Montreal inquiry into Absconder Pitcher commitment defect
In Montreal on July 2 it is alleged a police clerk intentionally forged the commitment of Absconder Pitcher and was paid 500 dollars for the act. The crown will investigate the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Crown
Railroads announce coal rate hike to Minnesota
The Minneapolis and St. Louis and the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul roads notify an advance in coal rates from Chicago and common points to Minnesota and Duluth and common points. Hard coal rises to 1.50 and soft coal to 2.0, effective August 1.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
St. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Duluth
Attack by Indians near Brainerd shocks locals
A rumor from Brainerd Minnesota reports that several Indians picking berries about ten miles north attacked a white teamster with knives, who barely escaped with his life. The sheriff left Brainerd to investigate and make arrests if needed. In Winona Minnesota Gen C H Berry says he will accept the Idaho supreme court associate justice post and will relocate soon.
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Brainerd
Minn
Here
Berry
Winona
C. H. Berry
Boston
National Prison Convention
Supreme Court of Idaho
Chinese Immigrants Freed by U S Marshal in Montreal
Two of three Chinese men detained at Plattsburg New York for alleged irregular entry papers were returned to Montreal in US marshal custody and released.
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Canada
Montreal
Plattsburg, N. Y
Lberty
Fire Claims Three In Ohio House Blaze West Of Maartin
A frame house at Maynard's twelve miles west of Maartin burned. Occupants included William Prosser, five children, and several boarders. William Prosser and his son John, aged 10, and William Morgan, 12, perished in the fire.
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Maartin’s Ferry
Ohio
Maynard's
William Prosser
John
Wiliam Morgan
Cheyenne Indians Likely to Sign Treaty at Agency
Agent Mc Chesney at Cheyenne River agency reports Indians there will probably sign the treaty. The move would have a strong moral effect on other tribes as the Cheyennes are the only group to be removed under the agreement.
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Pisane, Dak
McChesney
Cheyenne River Agency
Three Boys Drowned in Missouri River at Omana
Three boys named Olfivien Sutton and Haynes drowned in the Missouri opposite the stacking works in the evening after going to bathe. They could not swim and went beyond their depth. Two bodies have been recovered.
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Omana
Olfivien
Sutton
Haynes
Missouri
Hill joins Presidential fishing party in Manitoba trip
J J Hill of the Manitoba road accompanies the presidential fishing party in the stony Susquehanna area. The four day trip begins in Minneapolis on July 8 and continues through the region with planned fishing activity.
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Jim Hill
Miinneapolis
J. J. Hill
Manitoba Road
Stony Sucht Susquehanna
Suffocated in a Well Near Crystal, Michigan
Patrick Burk and Henry Halverson died after suffocating in a well twelve miles out. Burk descended first and signaled danger from foul air. Those above failed to rescue promptly, and Halverson followed, also dying after entering the same well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal One Mich
Patrick Burk
Henry Halverson
Burk
Halverson
Tragic Accident Claims Seward Van Camp at Lyle
In Austin Minnesota on July 28 Seward Van Camp a 40 year old man was killed in the Kansas City yards at Lyle while assisting with a car repair. The accident occurred when the car swayed and pressed him between the journals and the car severing his head. He leaves four children and relatives live in Ot tonto.
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Austin
Minn
Confessed Theft Cracks Case of $10,000 Package
Clerks King and Anderson of the Dacifle Express Company have been arrested and confessed to stealing a $10,000 word package shipped from Astoria Sunday. The money has been recovered.
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Poribasa
Ove
King and Anderson
Dacifle Express Company
Astoria
Prorate Restored Between Pennsylvania Lines and West
CHICAGO July 26 The Pennsylvania lines have restored prorating with Western roads, ending a termination that occurred last April.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania Lines
In the Dentist's Chair Care of Children's Teeth
An interview in the Boston Herald style piece on child dental care and prevention. A dentist explains early care for children, dangers of misused powders, and the benefits of regular checkups to avoid extractions. It notes false teeth popularity among some adults and cautions against inappropriate dental substitutes.
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Hoe
Brotherhood
Brown
Boston Herald
Nose Bridge Opera by Dr Burrell Creates Roman Nose
Boston Herald reports surgeon H. D. Burrell at City and Carney hospitals innovated a nasal bridge by grafting a bone piece from a chicken to a patient’s nose. The procedure cut away part of the old nose, shaped bone, and stretched flesh, with silver wires securing it and cotton shaping nostrils. early results show a fine contour and small scar.
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H. D. Burrell
Carney
Burrell
Carney Hospital
Boston Herald
Dreams of Deaf Persons and Syndicate News Pacts
Dream reports from the State Institution for the Blind and Deaf at St Augustine Florida indicate deaf individuals born deaf or losing hearing before age four never dream of hearing aside from rare post language acquisition cases. The Epoch notes the growing syndicate system reshaping journalism with paid, widespread serialized content.
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State Institution For the Lind and Deaf
St. Augustine
Fla
J. M. Buckley
Terrific Storm Sweeps Wit County Texts Countywide Damage
A storm in Wit county last Saturday night caused extensive damage across Morrison and Grundy to Crystal, Perry, and surrounding areas. Reports describe torn roofs, shattered windows, hail up to five feet deep, and crops ruined from Crystal post office area eastward, with several farms and outbuildings leveled or damaged.
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Wit County
Wis
Morrison
Grundy County
Lincoln Township
Grant
Crystal
Perry
Parbour
Threanes
Otter Creek
York
George Melvas
Pets Wilson
George Mekhune
J. McDowell
Ilere
Win
Stevenson
West Wilson’s
Crystal Post Office
Dougan
Martin
Malcoms
Archer
Wm. Stevenson
McPherons
Collins
McClair
John
Wim
Ilild
Jas. O'Neil
Scott
Wilson
John Meisner
Carroll
Destruction and Reconstruction cited in a 19th century view
The passage argues slavery did not cause north south dissension, citing Layier on Missouri Compromise as a power balance truce and South Carolina tariff protests. It quotes General Taylor on tariffs and predicts Democratic party aims to slide into free trade to collapse Northern industry and labor.
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Wm. D. Selly
Richard Layier
South Carolina
Taylor
Democratic Party
Congress
North
South
Sanborn County Tax Question in Woonsocket News
Woonsocket News reports scrutiny of railroad tax payments to Sanborn County with figures provided by Manager Chad Hays. The record cites a tax of 558 604 due from the railroad for the year 188? half paid to the territorial treasurer February 15 1855 and remitted April 30 1888. The remaining 44d 82 is due August 1 and not yet paid.
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Woonsocket News
Territorial
Mgr
Chad Hays
Sanborn County
No Complaint Against Territorial Treasurer Sanborn County H
County records show no cause for complaint against the territorial treasurer regarding Sanborn county H up to the date in question. The status indicates no conflict or official action pending from this county toward the territorial official.
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Sanborn County
Territorial
Hiksawana Press Delegation Plans Setback
Delegation leader Delegate Culiad faces renewed setback as Hiksawana Press reports another failed attempt at advancing their agenda. The article notes persistent challenges and expected renewed efforts from the team in upcoming sessions.
Mrs J W Nfarden Visits Wessington Springs
Mrs J W Nfarden a prominent Franklin Township farmer was in town on business yesterday according to local notes from the Wessington Springs Republican.
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Wessington Springs
J. W. Nfarden
Franklin Township
Noted Negotiations With Sioux Come Amid Claims
Pierre Free Press cautions readers against rumors about ongoing negotiations with the Sioux. It says to distrust reports, acknowledges fiction opposing civilization, but asserts civilization will prevail. The piece closes with a proverb that all things come to those who wait.
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Pierre
Dakota Sends Speakers in Districts as Elections Near
Fragmented text discusses Dakota and political aims to mobilize speakers for upcoming elections. Mentions opposition, democratic congressmen, and efforts in districts. No clear event or outcome due to garbled OCR.
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Dakota
USA
Nerses
Ennies
Governor's speech on treaty signs in wild rhetoric
The text mocks a governor and his deception filled stance. It mentions Joy-Masy Chareh attending a Tudor censer and warns that if the great statesman fails to persuade the red man to sign the treaty, the commissioners may withdraw. It suggests the governor would urge signing then breaking the pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberleen Hesublimani
Ruel
Joy- Masy Chareh
Ostin
Legislative Field in Jamestown Race Shifts Alliance Bounds
Jamestown alert notes candidates are not confined to the farmers alliance. In Barnes county Democrat J J W Park house is in the field as a solid man. Republicans show friendliness. Van Worthier of Sanborn, a respected lawyer, is mentioned often. Lamp Men, the alliance lamp, unlikely to endure. Stutsman county expected to show similar conditions soon.
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Jamessown
Farmers’ Alliance
Barnes County
J. J. W Parkhouse
van Worthier
Sanborn
Lamp- Men
Alliance
Stutsman County
Watertown Platform Outlined By Aberdeen News
Aberdeen News describes the Watertown convention shaping a platform of principles. It calls for tariff revision to restore protection, fair wealth laws, and policies preventing demagoguery while ensuring farmers receive protection and the fruits of their labor. The Outertown platform discussion is deemed premature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Watertown
Dakota
Aberdeen's Famous Trotter Thornless Wins at Bacon Park
Aberdeen sports fans boast about Thornness and Little Thorn, but Jack Montgomery's Thornless gains national fame. At Bacon Park Boston on July 4 the five day gelding won the race despite a strong driver and pool box influence. Judge John Riley drove Thornless to a seventh heat victory by a head, the race cited as the fastest half in 2:20.
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the Globe
Aberdeen
Jack Montgomery
Thornless
Bacon Park
Boston
Spirit of the Times
York
John Riley
Riley
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Towa
Limited
Ilaus Christian Andersen
Slove
Lowe
Confederacy and Free Trade
Hiksawana Press
Wilf Fetp
Legislative Field
Watertown Platform
S Jacobs QI
Man and
Beast
Rufus Ingalls
U.S. Army
St. Jacobs Oil
Chas. A. Vogeler Co
Baltimore. MD
New Advertiseng
Enzer
A. B. Hace
Hacer Broy
Real Estate and Insurance Ag
W. A. Rogers
W. A
Rogers & Sent
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Dal
Hoody City
Paks
Tad Degualty
Mitchell, Dakota
Belo Biel
B.S
Rowley
Ut. S. Ifrittz
Mitchell Dental PA
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Paul
Worthington Arith
Sioux
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Union di St. Paul
Delltions
Ciks
Allan Burdick
Omaha Depot
Mitehel
T. W. Teasdale
E. B. Clark
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Wista
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Aulrain
R. Miller
Gircaco
Min Aurre
Pau Railway Company
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Weet
Hadgan
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