Anarchists’ Bail Forfeited After No-Show in Chicago Court
Grapek and Chieboun, anarchist dynamiters, failed to appear in Justice Lyon's court. Bonds of 35000 each were forfeited, prompting Inspector Banfield to suspect they fled. Attorneys claim lack of understanding about appearance before the court. a reinstatement option exists if filed by the diet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caicaco
Grapek
Chieboun
Justice Lyon
Banfield
Criminal Court
Armory
Grand Jury indicts anarchists on dynamite charges in Chicago
Chicago grand jury returns five more indictments against Bohemian dynamite conspirators. Hronek Chapok Segic and Chleboun are charged with manufacturing and possessing 500 pounds of dynamite to destroy lives. Additional counts target plans to kill Judge Gary John Jroufield and Judge Grinnell. Bail set at 1000 in each case with penitentiary terms of five to twenty five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiccago
Cuicano
Hronek
Chapok
Segic
Chleboun
Gary
John Jroufield
Grinnell
Burlington strike escalates as telegraphers told to quit union
Officials report new friction in the Burlington strike as management orders telegraph operators to leave the telegraphers union. A prior conference failed to settle the dispute, another meeting is planned, and labor groups denounce the road's intent to hire nonunion workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omana
Burlington
Road
Q era Chairmen Hoge and Murphy Held on Bonds in Dynamite Case
The cases against Chairmen Hoge and Murphy, linked to the dynamite conspiracy, were continued from last Saturday. They waived examination and were bound over to the grand jury in bonds of 1500 each. Informers Kelly and McGilderoy faced five hundred dollar bonds for their perjury charges. Bonds were furnished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoge and Murphy
Caicaco
Kelly and
McGilderoy
A Gold Mine in New Jersey Treasure Hunt
Charles J. Clark of 554 East Sixteenth Street pursues a buried treasure tied to a buccaneer ancestor. Clark claims 100,000 Spanish doubloons were hidden at a Guadaloupe river mouth in Mexico and later buried near Hoboken between Castle Point and King’s Bluff. He digs daily, consulting a map and hopes to uncover riches someday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Clark
New York
Elsian
New Jersey
East Sixteenth Street
America
Mexico
Guadaloupe River
Hoboken
Oastle Point
King’s Bluff
Glark
The Mighty Fall of Sullivan Circus in Boston
Boston July 30 John L Sullivan’s circus falters in the South End after three weeks. Early crowds neared 4000 but recent attendance averages around fifty. Sullivan wore a $10,000 diamond belt in the ring with Jack Ashton as fans remained unenthused and some hissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
John L. Sullivan
South End
John L
Jack Ashton
Death Ends the Case in Belle Plaine Habeas Action
The celebrated case of Lembke vs Bechdel for custody has ended with a final determination. The litigation over custody was carried on for a year and concluded at F L Bechdel’s home in Blakely township. Diphtheria in its malignant form attacked the participant. The case is regarded as one of the most notable habeas actions before courts in this country or elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Plaine
Lembke
Bechdel
F. L Bechdél
Blakely
Support Wilder for District Judge in Grand Forks
The Bay association at its meeting recommended Mr. W. L. Wilder for district judge in Grand Forks Dak. July 40. Mr Templeton of Fargo also an applicant for the office is here for interviews while his friends gather. Blotted Capitalists in Session. Waterlo Iowa July 30. Twenty Northwestern bankers met in the parlors of the ye A.B. Chase Minneapolis Casey Chicago and F de Foss St Paul were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilder
Grand Forks
Dak
The
Bay Association
W. L. Wilder
Templeton
Fargo
Ofice
Waterloo
Iowa
A.B. Chase
Minneapolis
Casey
Chicago
F. de Foss
St Paul
Times hit with $50,000 libel suit in Chicago
The Chicago Times faces a $50,000 libel suit filed in circuit court by the Never Rip Jersey company. The complaint accuses the paper of damage to its business after exposure in The Times’ Slavery in Chicago series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
The
Times
Jersey’ Company
Irrigating Arid Lands Amended Senate Action
In the senate Mr. Owen proposed a 250000 grant to study how much of the arid U S can be reclaimed by irrigation. Mr Reagan urged that lands to be used for reservoirs and canals be set aside as federal property and not open to entry until law provides. The amendment was agreed to, with plans to segregate irrigable lands and site reservoirs under the ecological survey directed by the interior secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Western Desert
Owen
United States
Reagan
Secretary of the Interior
Will Not Meet Kilken The Police Gazette Champion
The Police Gazette reports Pat Killen plans to force Jake Kilrain into a championship fight with large stakes, aiming to clash in September in New York under prize ring rules. Kilrain backers oppose Queensberry rules, while Killen may accept a prize ring bout if pressed. Havlin Murphy Fight Set For $10000 Purse
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pat Killen
Jake Kilrain
Kilrain
Killen
St. Paul
Fox
Jack Havlin
Boston
Frank Murphy
England
Dufur Defeats Sorakichi in Three Wrestling Bouts
In Markleon o Mass on August 1 H W Dufur defeated Matsuda Sorakichi in a three bout match. The first bout catch as catch can went to Sorakichi in twenty minutes, Dufur won the second collar and elbow in four minutes, and the third Greco Roman in twelve minutes with Irving Maguire as referee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markleono
Mass
H. W. Dufur
Matsuda Sorakichi
Dufur
Ir Rank Maguire
Minneapolis Still in the Association
A syndicate of sporting men forms to fund the Minneapolis baseball franchise. Capital stock is set at 10,000 dollars, divided into 200 shares of 50 dollars each, securing the team’s stay in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minnavolts
Sporting Men
English Races Stir Crowded Steward Cup Field
In Loxboy on Aug. 1 a large entry raced for the Steward's cup. Tib won the cup with Bismarck second and Shrew third out of twenty one starters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxboy
Tib
Bismarck
Shrew
Benefits foreign powers and the German trip to St Petersburg
A London dispatch argues the German emperor's visit to St Petersburg favored Russia by weakening the triple alliance and shaping Bulgaria talks to Moscow's benefit. It suggests Austria will oppose Russian dominance and questions any gains for Germany from the czar’s assurances, concluding the meeting produced little benefit for Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londox
Jay
St. Petersburg
Russia
Austria
Bulgaria
Germany
William
Four Were Drowned Near Esquimault Harbor
Vicronim British Columbia Aug 1 four young men hired a sail boat to Race rocks. Monday Indians reported a man found drowned about three miles outside Esquimault harbor. Officers found the boat bottom up and the body of H K L Smith, a young school teacher, beneath it. No trace of the other bodies.
New Governor Ends Prohibition In Northwest
Aug 1 Ont area reports Royal the new governor after taking office in July has granted permits for beer imports, ending prohibition in the Canadian Northwest. Temperance supporters react with indignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oriaawa
Ont
Canadian Northwest
Royal
Decrease of Public Debt Reported for July
Washington reports a treasury estimate of a 3.5 million dollar drop in the public debt for July. Pensions disbursements this month exceed fourteen million dollars. In Copenhagen, Emperor William honors Prince Valdemir with the Order of the Black Eagle before leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
Wallemar
Copenhagen
William
Black Eagle
Valdemir
Bulgaria
Steel lace the latest novelty in New York fashion
A reader notes that lace and vollars fade in July but steel lace appears as a new fashion. The article praises steel lace as light, durable, and threadlike, woven with intricate patterns in colors of choice, described as cooler than silk and floating on a breeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorke Mail
War in Kansas sparks threats of militia clash
In Stevens county a sheriff and four others were killed in a county beat war with reports of further deaths bringing the total to eleven. Governor Martin plans to deploy state forces amid anger at delays and red tape, as about 200 armed men gather in Woodsdale for a possible bloody confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrka
Kas
Stevens County
John Cross
S. H. Hubbard
C. W. Eason
Hf. Taney
H. Wilcox
Ad- Viece
Martin
Woodsdale
Sheriff Cross
Anti-County Democracy Nominates Delegates at St Paul Meeting
In St Paul on July 30 the anti county Democracy convened at Democratic headquarters. Col Crooks presided and Dan Lawler was elected chairman. After excluding nondelegates the body formed committees and named 27 delegates to the state convention including Gen H H Sibley G L Becker John Swainson E H Hobey James Middleton R K Doe and several others with J B Reed and John C McCarthy listed as substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Sibley
G. L. Becker
John Swainson
E. H. Hobey
James Middleton
R. K. Doe
R. T. Flournoy
John Doyle
M. ¥. Sweeney
W. H. Swein
C. H. O.neil
A. Greenhouse
John C. McCarthy
Rates Unsettled Ahead of G A R Encampment
Passenger rates fluctuate as the Grand Army encampment in Columbus nears. Northwestern lines were authorized to offer 1 cent per mile from St Paul to Chicago, with some lines aiming even lower. The dispute among railroads grows as veterans move toward Chicago, raising hopes rates will drop across Western lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Grand Army
Columbus
Ohio
St. Paul
Cicago
Man in Elevator Tragedy in Connecticut Hotel
Charles T. Smith of Brooklyn Massachusetts died in Willimantic Connecticut after attempting to operate an elevator at the Hooker house. His head was caught under a foot and his neck broken instantly. he was a special agent for Union Mutual Life Insurance of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Willimantic
Conn
Charles T. Smith
Brooklyn
Mass
Hooker House
Smith
Union Mutual Life Insurance Company
New York
Seizure sought of the schooner Blake in Chicago
Sheriff Mattson moves to seize the schooner Blake arriving tonight in Chicago. The vessel carried Boodler McGarigle who escaped custody a year ago, marking her first port call since that incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mattson
Blake
Boodler McGarigle
Volcanic Eruption Destroys Villages in Japan
A volcanic eruption at Audaisu, fifty leagues from Yokohama, has destroyed several villages and killed about 1,000 people including 100 visitors at the Thermal springs. A new crater forms as the eruption remains active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Snanenat
Audaisu
Yokohama
Prohibition Strong in Iannoti County
Albert Scheffer reports a friend in Isanti County says nearly all county officers favor prohibition. They claim the sentiment is so strong that they feel compelled to support the ban.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iannoti
St. Paun
Albert Scheffer
Isanti County
Ferrerus Fats Dispute Over Barbed Wire Loss
H G Page president of the Fergua Falls national bank valued a cost at 1600 dollars after an incident where Ferrerus Fats was injured, the amount ruined by a barbed wire fence incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferrerus Fats
H. G. Page
Fergua Falls Neuional Bank
Mexican Tin Mines Richest of Their Kind in World
Pittston Pa Aug 1 A company formed with 1,000,000 capital to open a tin mine in Mexico near Derango buys a ten mile square tract. An expert assays 25 to 82 percent tin, the largest in the world. El Paso to ship pig tin to New York. Several tin factories to start, aiming to supplant English production which reached 24 million dollars last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsnunc
Mexico
Derango
el Paso
New York
England
Democrats Deliberating in New York Campaign Headquarters
National Democratic and campaign committees met at party headquarters in New York. The executive committee began at noon to review campaign work to date and plan future activities, with the campaign committee to meet immediately after to act on those plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Democratic
Campaign Committees
Protection for Labor Senator Frye Speaks on Tariffs in Woodstock
Senator Frye argues for a protective tariff as a means to shift capital from farmers and bonds to domestic industry. He compares US factory costs and wages to Europe, citing higher wages here and urging voters to back protection to sustain growth and prosperity. Address delivered in Woodstock, Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frye
St. Louis
Cleveland
Cobden Club
Republic
Carlisle
New York
Randall
Connecticut
Bynum
National Committee
Democratic Party
Savings Bank
United States
Europe
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Great Britain
Atlantic
Language and writing in Japanese and British free trade debate
A discussion of Japanese writing systems with three scripts and mixed readings illustrated by examples. Followed by Irish-Americans organizing to protect American industry against British free trade, criticizing Cleveland for aligning with European wage competition and defending American workers.
Cal Driven National Committeeman Choice in Dakota
Sioux Falls Press reports that Cal pushed for a national committeeman selection aimed at a clear endorsement of division and admission while favoring a well known national politician. Gov Mellette’s statehood link provided credibility and the committee’s approval signaled broad support amid no trades or swaps with Grigsby’s candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Dakota
Cal
Meliettws
Iis
Guv. Mellette
Mgr. Grigsby
Foremost So Far in The Brule Delegate Race
The Brule index shows Gilford as the frontrunner in the delegate race with six to eight votes. he is praised as honest conscientious untiring and experienced, and urged for near unanimous support by the people of Dakota for his service in Congress or the Dakota legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brule
Gilford
United States Congress
Dakota
Gifford
Republican delegates chosen in Davison county convention
The Republican voters of Davison county convene at the Court House in Mitchell on August 16, 1885 at 2 p m to elect seven delegates to the Watertown congressional convention on August 22 and seven delegates to the Plankinton legislative convention on August 29. Precincts named include Blendor Mitchell east side Mitchell West to Beulah Mt. Vernon Prosper Lisbon Baker with total delegates listed. primaries recommended August 11 at 7 p m unless local committee orders otherwise. By order of central committee KR F Dunpas Chairman T 1 BLANCHARD Sec y 12 Syrup of Ties is nature's own true laxative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davison County
Dakota
Court Jhouse
Mitchell
Said
Watertown
Plankinton
Blendor Mitchell
Sid Mitchell
Beulah
Mt. Vernon
Lisbon
Baker
Wersackes
KR. F
Dunpas
T. 1
Blanchard
Sec'y
Possible Contingency in Gubernatorial Appointment
Fargo Argus reports Governor Church may appoint Qurt Winsor of Sioux Trails to the attorney generalship after promising the post to another, unless he is removed first. The item reflects rumors about political maneuvering and possible early removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo Argus
Governor Church
Qurt Winsor
Sioux Tralls
Nature's Own True Laxative Ad Promotes Fig Syrup
An advertisement for the California Fig Syrup Co promoting a concentrated Syrup of Fig as a tasty and effective laxative. It claims the product replaces harsher liver medicines and cathartics, urging bilious or constipated readers to try it, with sales details and seller notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Company
San Francisco
Cal
N. Seallin
California Fig Syrup Co
Bayfield Wisconsin Tour by Lake Superior Breeze
Lake Superior vacation idea offers cool breezes at Bayfield and other northern points via Northwestern line railways. Enjoy mid day temperatures around 74 with lake scented air and pine forest views. Special tourist rates apply through C St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha Railway to Ashland Washburn Bayfield Superior or Duluth and return. steamer trip via Bayfield and Saint Marie is highlighted.
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Bayfield
Wisconsin
Lake Superior
Northwestern
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis & Omaha
St.p.m
Saint Ste. Marie
Fort Arthur
Bertis
C.st. 2
T. W.leasdale
St. Paul
Prominent Dakota envoy comments on nomination prospects
United States district attorney Purcell of Wahpeton spoke from the Sherman veranda about the Dakota bench nomination. He named Engle Van Buskirk and Crofoot as possibilities but doubted any Dakota insider could predict the president’s choice. He praised Mr. Springer as best posted on Dakota matters and urged supporters to recognize his allyship for admission.
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Ammerprrn
Vureell
Wahpeton
Sherman
Dakota
Engle
van Buskirk
Crofoot
Huron
Purcell
Washington
Springer
House
Senate
Springey
Joer Ward
M. Springer
Indians at agency split over treaty terms and chiefs wary
Report from Standing Rock Agency notes steady pressure to align chiefs with the treaty while some leaders admit gaps in understanding. Friction arises as disgruntled chiefs, omitted from orator list, may oppose signing. Separate ad copy touts Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and Dr. McLean products with testimonials from Nebraska retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roun
Jear
Dr J H McLean’s Liver Cure and Blood Purifier Ad
A chaotic vintage advert promotes Dr J H McLean’s Liver Cure, Strengthening Eye Salve, and Cordial with claims of curing digestion liver ailments and eye issues. It markets Beggs blood medicines and Anna Beggs products as universal remedies for skin problems and fevers, urging purchase from 5. 11. SCALLIN, Druggist, with prices like 25 cents and 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ife
R. McLeod
Hemmingford
Neb
Chamberlain
H. Scallin
W.D. Staller
Blair
Scallin
J. If. McLean
J. HW. McLean
J. H. McLean
Dr. J
McLean
Consumption Cured by Simple Vegetable Remedy
An old physician states he has a tested cure for consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and nervous debility. He offers to mail the recipe free of charge in German French or English to any reader of this paper who writes with a stamp to W A Noyes 16 Power’s Block Rochester NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fron
East India
W. A. Noyes
Jilock
Rochester
N. Y
Uearker
Parker
Drukels
Seaional Medical Association
Bos
Boston
Mass
W. H. Parker
Harvard Medical College
Spe
Diseases of Man
Bad Blood and Its Cost to the Body and Mind
A historical reflection argues that a vitiated blood state lays the greatest social and personal disadvantage, framing poor health as a cause of weakness and diminished standing before society. The author emphasizes the pervasive impact of bloodstream illness on vitality, character, and opportunity.
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Kansas
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Columbia
Ramsey County
Anti-County Democracy
Will
McGarigle
Protection For Labor
Saturday Review
Cassidy
Pennsylvania
Republican County Convention
Nature
L" Springer
Sumner
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Dr. Ii. McLean
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Bottiv
J. Hey Bahn
Druggist
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Milan
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