Santo the murderer faces trial in current comment
The Mitchell Capital reports Santo on trial for Carnot’s murder claiming anarchistic motives. It notes a Lawrence county county seat war between Deadwood and Lead, past militia use, and remarks on Jim Corbett, Debs, Senator Hansbrough, Karl Gerner, William Haynie, and rainmaking debates amid drought, with skeptical tone about artificial weather efforts.
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Santo
Carnot
Lawrence County
Deadwood
Lead
South Dakota
Ashton
Redfield
Spink County
Hard Times and the Causes of Economic Slump
The article argues that policy shifts and uncertain revenue hurt manufacturing and expansion, causing widespread hedging and unemployment. It recalls earlier booms from speculation and railroad expansion, notes wild money and bank failures, and questions whether more government spending would cure present woes.
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Sourthern
Illinois
New England
Pennsylvania
Oaks Ames
Credit Mobelia
Ocean
Sidney Dillion
Sam
Nebraska
Booming Venture Cited As Caution For Travelers
In a rustic exchange Gro and Williams urge caution as they compare fast growth to a boomed venture. They advise steadier progress and patience to avoid wrecks and stay on track toward a safer path.
Outlook more hopeful as tariff decision nears
R G Dun and Co Weekly Review of Trade reports a near term tariff decision by Congress. Either outcome will provide a basis for action, relieve uncertainty, and spur brief gains as merchants resume pre decision activity amid gold outflow and weak rail earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Congress
Treasury
The Maney Case Disapproved by the Department
Secretary Lamont disapproved the courtmartial finding in the James Maney case after long review. Maney, a First Lieutenant, had been charged with conduct unbecoming an officer for assaulting his superior and was publicly reprimanded. Lamont’s action ends further punishment or retrial.
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Ary Lamont
Washington
Lamont
James Maney
Courtmartial
Captain Hedberg
Fort Sheridan
Chicago
Department
Maney
Indians Strike Over Berry Wages in Northern Wisconsin
In Northern Wisconsin a large group of Indian laborers on berry farms quit work, saying wages are too low and demanding raises. If unresolved, the blueberry crop may spoil. meanwhile in San Francisco the Stanford estate dispute over 15 million dollars to the United States could see early court action before the 1895 due date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Manitoba
Texas
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
West Superior
Wis
Wisconsin
Stanford
San Francisco
the Chronicle
United States
Leland Stanford
Imperial Rescript Announces Japan China War
A telegram from the Japanese legation states an imperial rescript issued on Aug 1 declares war on China. Miyokai, the Japanese charge, will likely deliver the formal declaration to Secretary Gresham.
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Washington
Japan
China
Miyokai
Gresham
Wyoming
Calper
Congress
Frank Mondell
Weston County
W. T. Richardson
Johnson County
C. W. Burdick
W. W. Owen
Albany County
John G. Hay
Laramie County
Cleary Elected President of National Catholic Union
Rev James M Cleary of Minneapolis won the presidency of the National Catholic Total Abstinence Union succeeding Bishop Cotter. His opponent was Bishop Watterson of Ohio. Frost signals issued for Wisconsin and severe frosts feared in the Northwest. Senate moves to admit New Mexico and Arizona. Knights of Labor leader J R Sovereign campaigns for the KoIbit-Populist ticket in Birmingham. Court orders A R U directors to appear Aug 7 for contempt. Corn exceeds wheat in price. Iowa nominees decline due to postmaster status. Sheldon Illinois GOP and Dem judicial conventions name same slate.
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Minneapolis Divine
National CO. T. A. U. Sr. Paru
James M. Cleary
Minneapolis
National Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Cotter
Watterson
Ohio
Chicago
Weather Bureau
Wisconsin
Professor Moore
Bureau
Poison in the Milk at Omana Boarding House
A Plattsmouth report says twenty four people at the Sleiding boarding house were poisoned by milk with a drug at breakfast. Many injured but no fatalities expected except Robert Schaefer a merchant. Burns death in jail follows cell fire. McKinley and Rich visit Sault Ste. Marie with a public reception and addresses.
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Omana
Plattsmouth
Neb
Robert Schaefer
McKinley
Soo
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Ohio
Rich
Michigan
Park Hotel
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Mitchell Capital
Jim Corbett
England
Jackson
Onece
Debs
Hansbrough
Senate
House
America
Woonsocket News
Karl Gerner
Karl
Gerner
William Duff Haynie
Grover Cleveland
Rapid City
Gro, Williams
Suusa
Patent Office
Loraing
Johnson Steel Company
Johnson Company
la Crosse
Phillips
John P. Lincoln Lodge
Wilson Colwell Post
Cleary
Blackburn
Committee On
New Mexico
Faulkner
Arizona
Cubcanco
Grosscup
James Hogan
W. E. Burns
R. M. Goodwin
J. F. McVean
M. J. Elliott
Milchrist
Curiaco
Board of Trade
Iowa
Drs Morss
W. L. Parker
Osceola
John W. Hatfield
Stuart
Sheldon, Ill
8. M. Lada
George Wakefield
F. R. Gaynor
J. F. Oliver
Gaynor
Rostyn
Wash
Bill Trequancy
L. D. Edwards
Preston
Idaho
Miles
Dr. Miles
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Samuel Pitcher
Castoria
G. C. Oscoon
Lowell, Mass
J. F. Kincheloe
Conway, Ark
H. A. Ancuer
M. D
Oxford St
Brooklyn, N. Y
Children’s Department
Unsitep Hospital and Dispensary
Boston
Mass
Allen C. Santo
the Centaur Company
Ti Murray Street
New York City
Northwest
L.O. Gale
Mitchell
Blood & CO
Z J. Healey
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