Tascott Denies Murder Charge in Snell Slaying
Chicago detective John Dier claims William B. Tascott did not kill millionaire A. J. Snell and that the actual killer remains in Chicago. Beauvois, who saw Tascott in Alaska, is said to know him. Dier says four men were involved and that Tascott was pressed into the robbery plot before fleeing after the shooting.
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Curiaco
William B. Tascott
Alaska
A. J. Snell
Snell
Chicago
Tascott
John Dier
Spokarfe
Jules Beauvois
Sitka
Juneau
Dier
Snell-Tascott
St. Paul
Foote Withdrawal Likely Gives California Senate Seat
A sensation followed Democrat W W Foote's withdrawal from the California senatorial race. He and his backers endorse Stephen M Kite, making White likely to replace Republican Charles N Felton as the new senator. Balloting starts the second Tuesday after organization with the legislature convening Monday.
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California
Sacramento
Cal
W. W. Foote
Stephen M. Kite
White
Charles N. Felton
Extra Session Decision Hints From Democratic Leaders
Washington reports say President-elect Cleveland may call Congress in a special session only if treasury conditions demand, with February as a possible decision point after cabinet picks. Subcommittee study on revenue and expenditure could sway the timing, while whisky tax proposals surface as a potential revenue source.
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Cleveland
Washington
Crisp
Congress
Treasury
House Committee On Ways and Means
House
Springer
The Laudanum Route and a Seattle Tragedy Shrouded Affair
Nellie Brundage wife of broker Charles Brundage died after taking laudanum at the Grand View hotel in Seattle. Solomon R. Chute a lawyer who had been living with her also attempted poison but survived and faced arrest after a letter revealed his affection. A separate report from Newton Iowa notes Harry Woodrow son of a bank president shot himself following a late evening with Miss Jennie Gardner amid a likely lovers quarrel.
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Wash
Nellie Brundage
Charles M. Brundage
Grand View Hotel
Solomon R. Chute
Chute
Brooklyn
Iowa
C. Chute
George Chute
Montezuma
C. E. Patterson
Olympic Block
Brundage
Newton
Harry Woodrow
J. W. Woodrow
Jasper County Bank
Jennie Gardner
Thom
Wreck on Newton Branch Injures Passengers
A Missouri Pacific line wreck five miles from ExoporapoKin injures several passengers. A broken rail derailed baggage and passenger cars. The baggageman and most passengers escaped with minor injuries. Miss Hattie Horner the Kansas poetess was unconscious and badly hurt.
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Ina
Exoporapo
Kin
Newton
Missouri Pacific
Hattie Horner
Kansas
Mr Batelys Eastern Trip Reports South Dakota Prospects
Stephen Bately visited Washington to arrange shipments for Champeny and Bately and opened a branch office there. A carload of butter and eggs now goes weekly to the Washington manager but faced a wholesale boycott due to cold storage stock. He shifted to retail to sell the first car, and wholesalers later agreed to handle fresh goods. He plans to double shipments by summer. He believes South Dakota will see solid immigration, with farmers and tenants eager to learn about state produce and prospects. He suggests sending an East Coast World’s Fair agent to advertise the state thoroughly.
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Stephen Bately
Washington
Champeny & Bately
South Dakota
Bately
Mr. Bately
World's Fair Souvenir offered with subscriptions
The Mitchell Printing Co. offers a 280 page cloth bound World’s Fair Souvenir with portraits maps and engravings to every subscriber who pays in advance at various rates. A separate notice explains storm and cold wave flags and their display conditions as issued by Local Forecast Official Sam W Glenn. Advertising letters include a post office list and a Republican note backing immigration commissioner candidate L D Lyon.
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Mitchell Printing Co
Chicago
Daily Republican
Sunday Republican
Weekly
Capital
Marshal Kintigh
Sam. W. Glenn
North Star Club Formed by Swedish Danish Norse Residents
A local group named the North Star Club was organized last fall by Swedes Danes and Norwegians in the area to foster sociability and mutual enjoyment through planned gatherings and activities.
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Tian Society
Sao
North Star Club
Immigrant Club Formed with First Meeting at Odd Fellows Hall
The new club elected officers including President John Réierson and Vice President Ben Olson. About 40 members attended the first meeting at the Odd Fellows hall featuring dances from their homeland, speeches, supper, and a long cake with a star emblem. The event will be repeated annually. A winter storm period from January 2 to 5 is forecast with blizzards and power concerns, urging watchfulness for those exposed to wires and noting a cold wave and recovery through January 8 or 9.
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John Réierson
Ben Olson
John Jersyn
A. Lobbswold
Thos
Weilen
H. Carlson
I. Mortenson
John Husby
Odd Fellows Hall
Public Examiner Blanchard testifies in Flynn embezzlement case
Public Examiner Blanchard returns from Hot Springs where he testified in the embezzlement case against J H Flynn former Custer county treasurer accused of stealing 12000. Flynn has been tried three times and acquitted each time. Blanchard asserts Flynn did commit the crime and that juries were steered toward acquittal. Nearly all funds were recovered except 1000. Also noted is Kemp's Balsam free samples distribution and political notices including a Democratic meeting in Mitchell. Several land sales and a machine shop estimate are mentioned along with cough remedy ads at article end.
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Blanchard
Hot Springs
J. H. Flynn
Custer County
Flynn
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