Arensdorf Trial Promises Hung Jury Disagreement
Sioux City coverage reports strong signs of a hung jury in the Arensdorf case as witnesses place Arensdorf away from the crowd and Leavitt at Sank's saloon while Hagener and Carson corroborate alibi details. Prosecutors anticipate rebuttal evidence but expect the defense to hold firm into tomorrow's session.
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Sioux City
Navy
Arensdorf
Robert Buchanan
Sank’s
Leavitt
Louis Hagener
Shepherd
Carson
Sioux Falls
Ile
Llagener’s
Fire at Sherman house narrowly escaped disaster
The Aberdeen News reports a blaze discovered around 2 o clock where the office chimney passes through the first floor of the Sherman house. Charles Gavin the day clerk used a fire extinguisher to curb the flames after an early alarm signaled the danger, sparing major damage. The line also notes a total loss at Hartford Kentucky and New England station, plus fires in Andover Mansion house and Dulourn Minnesota with losses of 20000 and 12000 respectively.
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Aberdeen News
Sherman House
Charles Gavin
Hartford
Conn
Kentucky & New England Railway
Sharp granted new trial on reversal of sentence
Jacob Sharp’s sentence was reversed by the New York Court of Appeals in Albany on November 29. The ruling unani mously orders a new trial due to exclusion of important evidence, avoiding the long Sing Sing trip. Judge Danforth wrote the original opinion with a supplementary ruling by Judge Peckham.
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Albany
N. Y
Jacob Sharp
Court of Appeals
Sing Sing
Danforth
Peckham
Sharp granted new trial in appeal case
New York report states Jacob Sharp has been granted a new trial. Mrs Sharp was told of the ruling and conveyed it to her husband a few minutes after the appeal was granted. Sharp showed no emotion, remaining in a stolid, indifferent state. A motion for a new trial will probably be made tomorrow.
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New York
Jacob Sharp
Record Low Temperatures Hit St Paul in November Chill
St Paul logged 16 degrees below zero overnight with a 7 pm reading of 16 below, sinking to 22 below within an hour. Sgt Lyons notes it as the coldest November morning at the signal office aside from a 1555 instance reaching 26 below. Ft. Buford led the nation with 28 below, Bismarck at 24 below, while the northwest chill eases.
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St. Paul
Sergeant Lyons
United States
Ft. Buford
Bismarck
Aristocratic Boodler Held for Violation Trial Opens
Cincinnati dispatch reports Edward L. Harper moved from jail to court this morning in his private barouche. He pleaded not guilty to a violation of Section 25009 Revised Statutes as jury selection began at noon with ten men pledged.
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Cincinnati
Edward L. Harper
Sage
Appointment of Chess as U.S. consul at Durango
Washington November 29 The president appointed James B Chess to the post of United States consul at Durango Mexico The announcement marks a standard diplomatic posting consolidating U S presence in the Durango region with Chess assuming consular duties in due course.
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Washington
Jas. B. Chess
United States
Durango
That Colliery Explosion in Wales
London nov 29 the explosion afterday in Abernant colliery at Iberchard wales was fortunately partial but caused damage and alarms authorities investigated the cause and safety measures to prevent a recurrence and to assist workers and families affected
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London
Abernant
Iberchard
Wales
Rescuers Free Imprisoned Men After Tunnel Search
Search parties succeeded in rescuing all the imprisoned men and bringing them to the surface, ending a perilous operation.
Coal Supply Tightens Across Midwest At Winter Onset
Dwuth reports nearly 1,000,000 tons of coal taken in Chicago, over 8 percent above last year, yet a severe shortage looms this winter. First blizzard hits western Minnesota and eastern Dakota towns show anxiety. Huron notes hay burners may be used. Adrian reports no coal for sale and distress among the poor.
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Chcaco
Dwuth
Minnesota
Dakota
Huron
Adrian
Blaine Poised for Republican Nomination in California
Reported triumphal return of James G. Blaine to the United States places him in California for the national convention after a June arrival via Japan. Authorities claim Blaine will be nominated with little opposition, aiming to secure Pacific coast support. Hon. B P Jones counters Blaine has no presidential aim.
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WasttIndron
James G. Blaine
San Francisco
California
United States
Japan
Blaine
Maine Statesman
Pacific
Gen. Grant
Nebraska
Missouri
Kentucky
Ohio
New York
Kiniebrette
Chatrman
Piersaenre
Hon
B.P. Jones
Republican National Committee
Commercial Gazette
Jones
Lehigh Coal Company Official Discusses Lake Superior Coal Supply
John L. Lewis vice president and treasurer of Lehigh Coal and Iron Co states that Lake Superior coal receipts this season exceed the planned quantity but orders from Chicago suppliers will reduce the surplus. No interior coal shortage is expected due to adequate car supply. Mild November weather will cut anthracite consumption and car demand remains robust.
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Sr. Paul
John L. Lewis
Lehigh Coal and Iron Company
Lake Superior
Chicago
Dakota fight hinders admission push in omnibus bill
Washington observers say Dakota's division dispute may derail its bid for statehood. Absent unity, Dakotans risk exclusion as three or more territories seek admission this winter through an omnibus bill, with officials warning continued quarrels could doom Dakota’s chances.
Gould's Plan for Government Purchase of Lines
In New York City a wave of lobbyists pushes postal telegraph talk with a patriotic twist. They claim Jay Gould is a monopolist and urge government purchase of his lines to curb monopolies. The pushers are seasoned, persuasive, and aim to provoke official denunciation and action.
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Gton
Jay Gould
Gould
Rainy season arrives early in the state
In San Francisco on November 28 the rainy season has begun with three days of rain across the state aside from the city and nearby counties. The downpour started this morning and continued steadily all day, delaying some farmers as the season gets underway.
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San Francisco
Prohibition Committee Meets in Chicago
In Chicago on November 3 a pre National prohibition committee gathered within Battery D roving squadron. The meeting opened with a call of states and drew applause as Governor John arrived. Much of the morning was spent on filling committees and organizing the effort.
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Chucago
Amd
John
Excursion Train Collides Near Frrenberg
In Frrenberg Massachusetts, the Raymond excursion train struck a freight train attempting to back onto a side track. Geo Joselyn, a Buffalo drover, suffered three broken ribs and spine injuries. The baggage car and three freight cars burned. all excursionists escaped injuries.
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Frrenberg
Mass
Raymond
Geo. Joselyn
Buffalo
Looks Bad For the Oil Company
Washington November 20 The hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission on discrimination allegations against several railroads on behalf of Standard Oil is nearly finished. The outcome remains uncertain though observers say the case has merit. The chief representative for Standard Oil admitted control of about 90 million dollars in trust capital, a point unlikely to dampen the commission. Most testimony is concluded and arguments will begin with Standard Oil led by eminent legal talent.
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Washington
Standard Oil Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Cooley
Casey and Gage Box in 26 Round Jersey City Bout
James Casey of New York and Gage of Hoboken fought twenty six rounds on the Jersey City heights for a purse of 3H. A foul claim in the final round triggered a riot ending the match. Both fighters were badly punished.
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New York
Jas. Casey
Gage
Hoboken
Jersey City Heights
Casey
They Called It a Hell in Sermons Denunciations at City Club
In Columbus South Carolina on November 29 a sensation followed sermons that condemned the Columbia city club as a gambling hell. The club includes Gov. Richardson and Senators Asmpton and Butler among its members, with many other prominent public figures named.
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Columbus
S. C
Columbia City Club
Gov. Richardson
Asmpton
Butler
Dakota stockmen to banquet after Jamestown meeting
Jamestown Nevada hosts the annual gathering of Dakota stockmen with a banquet planned for Wednesday night following today’s sessions. Local organizers expect a sizable turnout and discussions on cattle trade and cooperative plans.
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Jamestown
Nev
Dakota Stockmen
Destructive Fire Destroys W. W. Cameron Elevator
A devastating blaze in Mason City last night consumed W. W. Cameron’s elevator on the Lowa Central line north of Marshalltown. Built in 1872, the 260 bushel capacity facility, powered by a 20 horse power steam engine, burned after a hammer struck a shaft and heated the firebox. The fire leaped through the hatch, rapidly engulfing the elevator, warehouse, engine room, and office, with neighboring buildings also succumbing to the flames. Three
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Mason City
W. W. Cameron
Lowa Central
Marshaltown
Grain and rail cars burn in yard fire loss
A yard blaze ruined box cars and grain, with about 23 000 bushels consumed. The total loss is estimated at 13 000 dollars, while insurance coverage reaches 14 000 dollars. The incident highlights substantial material damage and mounting costs.
Gold Nuggets Reported From Potomac Mine Discovery
Dr. Walter Kempster superintendent of Oshkosh insane asylum carries gold nuggets from a Maryland side Potomac mine near Great Falls. Mining began last May with nuggets as large as cherries found in a skillet. He plans ten days leave, then likely resign to pursue the development with a partner.
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CascaGo
Walter Kempster
Insane Asylum
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Washington
Maryland
Potomac
Great Falls
Kempster
Probaly
Land Office Authority Upheld Over Canceled Entry
Washington says the commissioner's power to cancel entries after a local land office decision is long settled and within congressional grant. The secretary notes that revoking registers and receivers when testimony is deemed insufficient protects public lands and prevents improper titles, and that no case disputes this authority.
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Washington
Ulimoust
Department
Congress
General Land Office
Narrow escape as carriage nearly overturns in Washington
Mrs. Cleveland rode past the Ebbitt house when a horse slipped dragging its mate and lifting the carriage pole. Albert the driver calmly restrained the frightened animals and continued, as spectators breathed relief at the near mishap.
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Washington
Jumper’s Case Atoned With Apology Letter
Grand Army men say the error by Asst Adjt Gen Jumper is atoned by his letter of apology and Kilpatrick post has not formed charges. The affair is political in nature and they have no right to meddle, regretting the publicity. Nothing more is likely to come of it.
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Hwvman
Grand Army
Adjt
Jumper
Kilpatrick Post
Catarrh Cure Promoted by Sage’s Remedy Exclaim
Sales pitch proclaims Catarrh can be cured by Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy with thousands of success stories. Urges sending a stamped envelope to the World's Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo New York for a pamphlet on the disease.
Dubuque's Pride Opens Grand Mississippi Bridge
In Dusvuaukt Iowa on November 29 over 50 000 people attended the formal opening and dedication of the new bridge over the Mississippi. The structure is a marvel of architecture and engineering and ranks among the largest works of its kind between St Paul and New Orleans.
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Dusvuaukt
Iowa
Grand Bridge Over the Mississippi
St. Paul
New Orleans
Milbank editor Volkmer released from Philadelphia jail
Henry S. Volkmer editor of a Milbank, Calif. paper has been released after months in a Philadelphia jail on an old arson charge. He resumes management of his paper and returns home to Milbank.
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Washington
Henry S. Volkmer
Milbank, Cak
Philadelphia
Hone
Rooster Banquet Delights BisMARCK Citizens
About one hundred residents joined a banquet at the Sheridan house. The event featured a long elaborate menu and numerous toasts as the centerpiece of the evening.
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Bismarck
Sheridan House
Sioux City Journal Sees Division Vote Growing
Northern Dakota continues voting on the division issue with momentum toward a representative tally that could shape territorial outcomes. The piece notes growing support and the potential for a substantial vote as the question proceeds.
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Sioux City Journal
Northern Dakota
Syrup of Figs advertisement for California Syrup Co.
An old style medical ad touts Syrup of Figs as nature's own cleansing remedy. It claims ease of use for headaches fevers and constipation with a tepid prose tone. Manufactured by the California Syrup Company of San Francisco and sold by S. H. Seallin.
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California Pay Syrup Company
San Francisco
S. H. Seallin
Robert Bonner retires from active life at The Ledger
Robert Bonner, aged 64, steps back from daily editing of The New York Ledger. He will consult his sons who now run the paper, while continuing desk space at the Ledger. Bonner, born near Londonderry, built a publishing fortune from a shift from a mercantile weekly to a literary paper, and is famed for his unique non-news Ledger which emphasizes clean amusement and instruction. He also shares fame as a prominent horseman with a storied stable including Maud S. and other champions, maintaining interests in New York stables and a Tarrytown farm.
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Ledger
North of Ireland
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America
Hartford Courant
New York Evening Mercury
Merchants’ Ledger
Bonner
Mercury
N. P. Willis
George P. Morris
Charles Dickens
Fanny Fern
Henry Ward Beecher
James Parton
Edward Everett
William Cullen Bryant
Bennett
Horace Greeley
Dr. Tyng
John Hall
Tennyson
Sylvanus Cobb, Jr
E. D. E. N. Southworth
Col. Harper
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Mr. Bonner
Dexter
Barus
Trial
Edwin Forrest
Pickard
Russella
Maud S
Nutbourne
Jay-Eye
Cleveland
New York
Tarrytown
Birds and Birds Away: Townsfolk Recount Wild Game Tales
Thrice hunters near Albany Ga report a flock of blackbirds shot with seventy six killed. In Giles County Tenn a man killed twenty two of twenty five ducks with two shots. A Woodford Ky hen protects and nurtures two kittens under her wings. In Fort Gratiot Mich two men steal nine hens and are forced to pay fifty dollars after armed neighbors confront them. A Cortlandt Street New York carrier pigeon lands in Spencer Ma bearing a plea for corn and water. A Jackson Mich father buys a target rifle for his son. the boy loses a finger, tears, and one sparrow earns a one cent bounty. On the Blue Mountains Pa a flock of turkeys yields many birds as flocks are abundant this fall. A Providence R I restaurant hides quails to avoid a later fine, selling convincing imitations instead.
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Fireg
Giles County
Tenn
Woodford County
Tls
Fort Gratiot
Mich
Cortlandt Street
New York
Spence
Mass
Jackson
Blue Mountains
Pine Grove
Daughters of Eve and Other Gentlefolk News
A compilation of society notes recounts Jenny Lind's past marriage offer from Dean Stanley, Mrs. Logan selling a Chicago homestead for 840 800, and the empress of Brazil growing beautiful with age. It covers Mrs. Cleveland greeting 3 000 workers in Bridgeport, Mrs. Sachs as a museum exhibit, cabinet receptions via Mrs. Hubbard, and Mrs. Storey’s long daily support of her husband at the Chicago Times. Further items note Corea's queen expelling a Chinese resident and seeking Japan, Madeleine Garnier's log cabin life near Meridian Hill, and Miss Hildegarde Oelrichs known for hunting feats and a grizzly bear shoot in the Rockies.
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Jenny Lind
Dean Stanley
J. A. Logan
Logan
Chicago
Empress
Brazil
Cleveland
Bridgeport
W. F. Storey
Corea
Seoul
Japan
Madeleine Garnier
Joaquin Miller
Miller
Meridian Hill
Washington
Hildegarde Oelrichs
Hildegarde Oelrichs, Whose Engagement To Mr. Henderson
Bradley Martins
Scotland
Rocky Mountains
Historic Chestnut Lore On Early Inventions And Crafts
A survey of ancient and medieval innovations and trades notes advances in botany, glassmaking, bottle and drinkware, bread, navigation instruments, bookbinding, and textiles. It cites Aristotle era roots, Roman bakers, 15th century vellum, 16th century English bottles, and early compass developments with dates and key figures.
Data Bits From Ages Past Chronicle
A collection of curious historical facts notes US pencil use at 78 million yearly and Earth travel of 11 billion miles weekly. It cites St Louis planning in 1764, Charles VII creating a modern standing army in 1445, 820000 teachers in US public schools, and Cumberland Rhode Island iron nails first produced in 1777.
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United States
St. Louis
Charles VII
France
Cumberland
R. I
Not Quite So Modern Romeo and Omaha Juliet Gaffe
A western man in an uptown theatre misreads a Romeo and Juliet performance. He mishears the play’s title and jokes that Omaha and Juliet were involved. A railroad company faces higher costs for warning signs, claiming “Look out for the locomotive” signs cost $600 more than warning signs reading “Danger,” though the latter are more effective.
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