Political talk and bank news echo across South Dakota
The column notes the coming special session and warns of a long congressional term. It reports on Mint silver purchases, pension suspensions, a Plankinton bank probe, and critiques Sioux City Republican coverage while citing St Paul visits by Senator Pettigrew and attitudes on Sherman act repeal.
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St. Paul
Pioneer Press
Senator Pettigrew
South Dakota
Farmers’ Alliance
How to See the World's Fair With Little Money
A Chicago reader asks to be mentioned for a guide on visiting the fair on a tight budget. The writer notes mineral water costs a cent, soft drinks 5 and 10 cents, and other incidentals up to a quarter. The paper sent him a marked Sunday Republican with facts to back a revised edition of his estimates.
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Chicago
Sunday Republican
Alexandria Fires on Mohican in Behring Sea Clash
Reports recount the steamer Alexandria firing on the U S Mohican during Behring Sea pursuit. Officials dispute the incident, warning piracy if true, while details of captures by a Bush-class vessel emerge from Washington.
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Washington
Alexandria
The
St. Paul
Safety device to shield streetcar passengers tested in Boston
A new safety device called the tender is tested in Boston to keep pedestrians off tracks. It uses a folding steel frame with cord netting attached to the car front. when an obstruction is seen the net is spread to catch anyone in its path. A steel scoop in front of the wheels prevents injury to anyone beneath. Tests used a straw and sand dummy and were said to satisfy street railway men.
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Boston
Tramp Knocked Out by Miss Parker with Iron
Miss Parker of Parkersville faced a doorway intruder when a man knocked for food. She defended the home with a clothes iron, striking him in the eye, knocking him down, and the assailant fled. Police inquiry expected.
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Miss Parker
Parkersville
Priniirspura
Mon
Mrs. Parker
China Refuses Reparation for Missionary Killings
A Shanghai dispatch reports the Chinese government refuses to pay reparation for the killings of Swedish missionaries Wickholm and Johannsen at Macheng by a mob. Mass meetings are planned to press European powers to enforce treaties and punish provincial authorities. The note adds the situation may lead to trouble. A separate item says Western Union will accept Brazil telegrams in plain language.
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London
Standard
Shanghai
Wickholm
Johannsen
Macheng
Hagkow
China
New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Brazil
Escape On Colima As Pou Flees Salvadoran Pursuit
General Genero Pou Salvadorian minister to Mexico and former commander in Sonsonate fled to a Colima steamer to avoid capture after a planned forced surrender. Spaniards aboard aided his escape and the ship sailed to Panama. Pou plans to sail to Paris to join Zorrilla and back the Spanish Republican cause.
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New York
General Genero Pou
Mexico
Colima
Ezeta
Pou
Panama
Paris
Zorrilla
Spain
Spanish Republican Party
Nicaragua appoints new cabinet members and war minister
New Nicaragua cabinet announced by Managua correspondent with Anselmo H. Rivas named minister of state Frederico Alorzano minister of war and interior Jose D. Rodriguez minister of public works Manuel Lacayo minister of finance Avilez to remain in command of the army
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Nicaragua
New York
the Herald
Managua
Zavalla
Anselmo H. Rivas
Frederico Alorzano
Jose D. Rodriguez
Manuel Lacayo
Avilez
Will Pay Up Soon
NEGAUNEE Michigan July 19 Superintendent Colelings returned from Milwaukee after a talk with Ferdinand Schleissinger president of the Buffalo Mining company and head of the Schleissinger syndicate. It is expected money to pay all attachments will arrive in a few days. Has Spent Half a Million St. Louis July 19 William D Winters aged 25 arrested for forging two checks on his brother in law Dr J P Bryson He says he spent three fortunes aggregating 500000 in his short life.
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Negaunee, Mich
Colelings
Milwaukee
Ferdinand Schleissinger
Buffalo Mining Company
Schleissinger Syndicate
St. Louis
William D. Winters
J. P. Bryson
Magner Indicates Cleveland Offers Cullen U S Supreme Court Seat
Brooklyn Republican Congressman Thomas F. Magner reports President Cleveland has offered Justice Edgar M. Cullen the vacancy created by the late Justice Blatchford. Magner cites lawyers as the source and believes the information to be true.
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Blatchford
New York
The
Brooklyn Eagle
Thomas F. Magner
Cleveland
Supreme Court
Edgar M. Cullen
Supreme Court of the United States
Magner
Pension Sourds Named for Iowa Examiners Board
Wasningeron July 19 Judge Loch ren designates Iowa boards of pension examiners Cresco Drs H C Price A J Barrett D J Roome Mount Pleasant Drs J Day W J Banna H M Farr Cresco board replaces removed unit amid the Van Leuven pension scandals Death of Ghouas Walsh Scurp Bryo Notre Dame president Thomas B Walsh dies at ??
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Wasningeron
Lochren
Iowa
Senate silver stalemate threatened by Nevada senator
In New York Senator John P. Jones says free silver advocates will block any Sherman act repeal without a substitute. He vows to delay through adjournment and executive sessions, predicting a strong Chicago convention. Ex Speaker Crisp may reshape committees but rumors say Bland is not named chair of coinage.
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New York
John P. Jones
Nevada
Chicago
House
Senate
Stewart
Teller
Wolcott
Smuggling Ring Tangles Ex-Collector at Portland Port
Ex-collector of customs James Lotan and aides Robert Pad dock and C D Cardinall were arrested on opium smuggling charges and fraudulent landing certificates. Bail set at 20000 dollars. Partners William Dunmar and Nathan Blum faced 10 additional counts tied to steamship Haytien Republic. Grand jury cited more indictments in a widening case. Separately Kansas City notes scant public interest in Western passenger association excursion tickets with only about seven passengers per road.
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Lotan
Portland, Or
Portland
James Lotan
British Columbia
Robert G. Paddock
C. D. Cardinall
Customs Service
William Dunmar
Nathan Blum
Blum
Dunmar
Haytien Republic
Kansas City
Projid
Western Passenger Association
Chicago
Political Uprising Rumor in Corea Denied
New York dispatch notes recent reports of a widespread uprising of Coreans against foreigners were unfounded. The disturbance was strictly political and confined to natives, with no evidence of efforts to expel aliens.
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Mgr. Satolli
Marty
New York
Corea
Traveling Men at World’s Fair Week Delivers Delegations
It is estimated that 300 000 traveling men will attend the world’s fair during the week of July 24 for the traveling men’s commercial travelers’ week. Delegations from local and foreign traveling organizations will be present.
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Worlp's Park Grounps
Millionaire S J Noonan Gains $1 Million in Wyoming Mines
Creston Iowa July 19 S J Noonan sees $1 million boost from selling six Wyoming mining claims once deemed valueless.
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Creston
S. J. Noonan
Wyoming
Educational congresses and mine dispute reports
The article reports on educational congresses in Curiaco with prayers, speeches, and greetings from notable figures to world youth, including ministers and educators. It also covers a Kansas mine dispute where Governor Lewelling warns of trouble over non-union labor amid arbi tration efforts and mobilization, plus a London warehouse fire causing large losses and a fatal hydrophobia case in Asbury Park.
Poisoning Suspect Dr Meyer Arrives in Gotham Police Custody
Dr Henry Meyer, accused of wholesale poisoning in this city and others, arrived in Gotham New York on July 19 and was escorted to police headquarters by Detective Sergeant Von Geritchen.
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Dr. Meyer
Gotham
New York
Henry Meyer
von Geritchen
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