Riot in Jardineville Arkansas Leaves Several Dead
Meager reports from Jardineville indicate a racial riot after a Saturday night whiskey gathering. Joseph Jordan and William Newcomb died from gunfire. Frank Holt is dead and Anderson Neel is seriously wounded. A white posse rode to the scene from Lockesburg but found the assailants gone.
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Little Rock
Ark
Jardineville
Joseph Jordan
William Newcom
Frank Ijfolt
Anderson Neel
William Newcomb
Newcomb
Jordan
Frank Holt
Anderson
Lockesburg
Wisconsin Stage Robbery Leaves Two Shot In Flight
Ashland Wisconsin reports a highwayman stopping a stage between Gogebic lake and Gogebie station. Passenger Floschbein dies, Mackbore seriously wounded, robber flees after stealing a watch and $36. Pleischbein later dies. reward offered by Milwaukee line. Other notes include a Arkansas preacher murder and a New York embezzler who fled with $2,200.
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Wisconsin
Ashland
Wis
Gogebic Lake
Gogebie Station
Lake Shore Road
W. Paddon
Washington Eet
Chicago
Robert Renlant
Bank of Montreal
D. Mackcore
Pirst National Bank
Minneapolis
A. G. Floschbein
Belleville
Ill
Floschbein
Floshbein
Bessemer
Wisconsin Central
Chippewa Falls
Northwestern
Ellis Junction
Fleschbein
Fleischbein
St, Pach
Adolph GC. Pleischbein
Belleville, Ill
Extra session and financial doings span national briefings
Washington reports an extra session set for October 20 after Rep. Owen notes President said Congress will convene. News briefs cover Wall Street bankers attempting to force high bond premiums, a Greek earthquake, and various civic incidents including a sewer burst in Philadelphia and a construction train wreck near Lincoln Nebraska.
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Eteer
Washington
Owen
Deer Park
New York
Wall Street
Treasury
Distillers Approve Circular Bidding Whisky Barrel Reuse
Internal Revenue Commissioner Mason reports telegram from Peoria distillers in Illinois approving his circular banning the reuse of whisky barrels by distillers.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Mason
Distillers
Peoria
Als
Market Prices Report From St Paul and Chicago Stockyards
Latest market prices show cattle, sheep, and hogs with varied quotes across regions. Cattle range from dairy to western fed steers with prices near 2.50 to 4.50 per hundredweight, while hogs fetch around 4.00 to 5.00 and lambs price above 3.00 to 4.25. Davis, Montana, and Dakota listings reinforce regional spreads and farm prices.
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Connellsville
Montana
Dhoi
Kitsus City
Tedium
State Politics United in Mixed Convention Outlook
The Huron Outlook reports a mixed convention scene as Pickler gains strength for Congress while Abe Van Osdel is favored for lieutenant governor by the alliance men. Watton may oppose Mellette, but declines. Mellette likely to be nominated by acclamation. Smedley to chair. Other races see Ningsrud leading for secretary of state, Paytor and Alexander contesting auditorship, Diggs challenging Smith for treasurer, Parker discussed for school lands. Farmers push to disrupt slates, holding the key.
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Iluron
Pickler
Congress
Alliance
Abe van Osdel
Yankton
Watton
Miner
Mellette
Cat. Smedley
Grant
Fire destroys farmers elevator. heavy wheat loss
At Ashton a farmers elevator burned last night destroying 10 000 to 15 000 bushels of wheat. Loss estimated about 20000 dollars and fully insured. From Anaconda the Democratic state convention adjourned after naming J K Toole of Helena for governor and Howard Conrad of Billings for congress with Martin McGinnis of Helena listed for lieutenant governor.
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Ashton
HgrLiena
Mont
Anaconda
Clark
Butte
J. K. Toole
Ifelena
Howard Conrad
Billings
Congress
Martin McGinnis
Train Robbers Impounded Then Escape On Navajo Reserve
Three Rio Grande Western train robbers captured near Thompson's Springs on the Navajo reservation were held by the sheriff for a few days before escaping. The sheriff continues pursuit across the reservation.
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SaLtr Lake
Utah
Thompson's Springs
Minneapolis Man Shot by Robber Arrives at Hospital
Aug Mackarcher from Minneapolis was shot four times near Gogebie yesterday. He was taken to the hospital this morning and believes the robber was wounded in the exchange.
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Little Rock
Ark
David Carnut
St. Paul
Carnut
Arkansas
Minneapolis
Mackarcher
Gogebie
Earthquake Shocks Angles City Quiet Despite Damage
A sharp quake struck Los Angeles at 6 30 pm causing clocks to stop ceilings to crack but no further damage reported. It was the strongest tremor felt in years with no injuries noted.
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Los Angles
Cal
Lightning Strikes Corn Stack Kills Four Boys
In Mastramonas Mexico on August 27 a rain shower drove Carlos Resendez and three other boys to shelter in a stack of corn stalks. Lightning struck the stack and all four were killed instantly.
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Mastramonas
Mex
Carlos Resendez
Editors Hold Fifth Annual National Editorial Association Meet
The fifth annual convention of the National Editorial Association opened with Dettes delivering an address for the group and a welcome from the mayor. About 600 delegates and committees then toured to minister Palmer's stock farm for a pleasant afternoon. Dr James Barry reports twelve injured from yesterday's Streator railroad accident remain hospitalized. two in serious risk of pneumonia though not in immediate danger.
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Dermok
National Editorial Association
Dettes
Palmer
Chicago
James Barry
Santa Fe Railroad
Streator
KR. RN. Tuckerman
Topeka
G. 13. Peters
Imperia
Reunion echoes over Grant Davis quarrel in Missouri
At Higginsville ex confederate veterans reunion Co. J T Crisp praised Grant prompting a heckler jab about Jeff Davis. General Joseph Shelby rebuked Crisp for speaking lightly of Davis, atmosphere grew tense and nearly turned to blows before friends intervened.
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Higginsville
J.T. Crisp
Grant
Jeff Davis
Crisp
Davis
Joseph Shelby
Shelby
Eighth Annual Session of American Legion of Honor Opens
The supreme council of the American Legion of Honor representing about 62 000 members met in Cubcasco for its eighth annual session. Little was accomplished beyond routine proceedings.
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Cubcasco
Supreme Council of the American Legion of Honor
London Dock Strike Expands and Shifts Pressure
The London dock strike has reached 160000 workers with leaders vowing to march until demands are met. Public sentiment favors municipal control of dock operations while prices of provisions rise in Liverpool and perishable freight backlog grows.
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London
Pro Visions
Liverpool
Consignees
West India Docks
New Zealand
Hirch
Copenhagen
Johnston Jrothers
Lord Durham
Cuticura Remedies Billed as World’s Best Skin Cure
A testimonial-heavy notice touts Cuticura in curing extensive skin diseases in children and adults. It cites cases from Hogansburgh New York and Broad Brook Connecticut, claiming rapid improvement using Cuticura Resolvent and Soap. The ad promotes the trio with price points and a booklet offering 100 testimonials.
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Massena
John RK. Bero
American House
Hogansburgh
N.Y
Eured
Clara A
Frederick
Broad Brook
Conn
Potter Drug and Chemical Corporation
Boston
Parachutist Breaks Leg at County Fair
At the Towa City county fair Chas Simins of Peoria descended from a parachute and struck the side of a house, breaking a leg this afternoon.
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Towa City
Towa
Irol
Chas, Simins
Peoria
Vermont customs chief requests resignations at Burlington
Richrorp Vermont August 27 G G Benedict of Burlington the newly appointed collector of customs for Vermont has requested the resignation of all the democratic officers in the custom house here.
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Richrorp
G. G. Benedict
Burlington
Vermont
Custom House
Weather News Brief From Washington Aug 27
Dair followed by local showers in northern portion cooler Wednesday and Thursday winds shifting to westerly.
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Washington
Dair
Treasury Bonds Reach 3.395 Million, All 4% Registered
WasniIncron on August 27 reported the treasury bought bonds totaling 3.395 million dollars. The issues were four percent registered bonds purchased at 125.
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WasniIncron
Treasury
Dismissal in Justice Field Murder Case Reported
The United States circuit court was informed that the murder charge against Justice Field had been dismissed by the Stockton court. Judge Sawyer thus dismissed the laborious proceedings in the case.
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Field
Stockton
Cal
White
Justice of the Peace
Swain
Justice Mell
Terry
San Francisco
Aus
United States Circuit Court
Justice Field
Sawyer
Cafurn Shoe Factory Fire Loses $100,000 Insured Ties
In Horkincvon Massachusetts the Cafurn Son and Co shoe plant suffered a morning fire. Estimated losses reach one hundred thousand dollars with insured ties destroyed and the factory disrupted. The blaze caused extensive damage though no injuries are reported.
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Horkincvon
Mass
Cafurn, Son & Co
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