Judiciary bills advance on terms for state and federal courts
The judiciary committee reported favorably bills authorizing holding terms of state courts in Kansas Nebraska and other states and adversely for Newark New Jersey. On motion of Plumb the Kansas bill passed and Blackburns bill for semi annual terms of United States court at Owensboro Kentucky also passed along with Nebraska terms at various places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FasiunGtoy
Judiciary
Muuttee
Kansas
Neska
Newark
N. J
Skxansas
Tlon
Blackburn
United I¢S
Owensboro
Nebraska
House Passes Reform Message and Various Bills
The president's in service reform message was read by a clerk. Bridge bills with area amendments were concurred with. A senate bill appropriating 200000 for a Chicago warehouse was passed, along with a postal laws bill. A resolution ordered the capitol electrification and plans completed. Justice Department reports on appointing two associate judges in Kota were read and agreed. Townshend moved to amend military detail rules for officers at educational institutions. Bland opposed the bill. Another bill provided for forfeiture of certain Hastings and Dakota railroad lands in Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Chicago
House Electrician
Kota
Townshend
Committee Onilitary Affairs
Army
Bland
Missouri
Hastings Ud Dakota
Minnesota
Senate Judiciary Committee Report on Jackson Election Vindicates Tactics
The Senate judiciary committee reported that the Jackson Mississippi municipal election involved suppression of the colored vote. It found that federal officials including the U S marshal district attorney and deputy internal revenue collector participated and aided in the suppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Committee
Mississippi
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Jackson, Miss
United States Marshal
United States District Attorney
Republicans Plan Substitution Tariff Bill in Senate
Senate Finance Committee members agreed to draft a substitute tariff bill for Republicans to submit first to Republican caucus, then to the full committee and finally to the Senate. Internal Revenue Service reports FY collections at 124,320,474 with 3,088,000 in costs, up 35,489,178 from last year. spirits yield 69,000,000, tobacco 20,000,000, fermented liquors and wine 23,000,000, and oleomargarine 1,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Internal Revenue Burdeau
Republican Congressional committee organized in Washington
The Republican Congressional committee has been formed and set up headquarters in the Republican national league rooms. Gen. Nathan Gaff serves as chairman and Hon. Edward McPherson as secretary and will oversee the committee's affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Republican Congressional Committee
Republican National League
Nathan Gaff
Edward McPherson
President approves flere acts extending port of New Orleans limits
The president has approved several measures including extending the port limits of New Orleans, authorizing a branch home for disabled volunteers in Grant county Indiana, approving the sale of the Fort Omaha site in Nebraska, and addressing Hig funded debt in the territory of New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New Orleans
Grant County
Ind
Fort Omaha
Neb
Territory of
New Mexico
Interstate Commission Heads to Dubuque for 27th Inst Hearing
Washington July 25 The interstate commerce commission has left for Dubuque to open the 27th inst hearing on complaints against several railroad corporations. Next week the panel will convene in Chicago for further sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commission
Dubuque
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Chicago
Kerr in Lockup Takes Poison in Drunken Mistake
Lawrence Kerr a chimney sweep and paper hanger, jailed for wife abuse, drank poison in custody claiming it was a mistake while drunk. He showed two bottles labeled stretching and medicine for colds as sources of the act. He was bond to keep the peace. Wisconsin Dental Association elects officers with W H Carson president and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuippewa Falls
Wis
Lawrence Kerr
Regents dismiss Lincoln chancellor Irving J. Mayatt
The Nebraska state university regents in Lincoln dismissed Chancellor Irving J. Mayatt after charges were preferred against him. Three regents voted to sustain the action while others abstained, with the charges described as not serious in nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha, Neb
State University
Lincoln
Irving J. Mayatt
Age of Consent Fixed in Territories at Sixteen
Wasuindtoy July 21 The senate has passed the house bill fixing the age of consent for females in the territories at sixteen. The offense under that age is termed rape and punishable with five years in the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuindtoy
Senate
Territories
Gen Suge Idan’s Condition In Unclear Update
Gen Suge Idan’s condition reported as improved after last night with mixed meals and no new complications. Officials at Nonquitt and nearby mags note limited, cautious progress amid ongoing medical care.
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Sheridan
Nonquitt, Mags
Suge Idan
Brothers Reunite After Twelve Years In St Louis
In St Louis on July 25 John J. O Brien and his brother James J. O Brien aged Ye and 20 years met by chance at a swimming school. They recognized initials on John’s arm and embraced cried with joy. John had wandered west after leaving Belfast twelve years ago and James had just arrived in search of him. James was taken home to John's wife and baby for a joyous reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Loui
John J
James J. O’brien
James
John
John J. O Brien
Belfast
Ireland
Yellow Jack's Ravages Six New Fever Cases in Plant City
Surgeon General Hamilton announces six additional yellow fever cases in Plant City Florida as of July 25 with no new reports of illness elsewhere. The fever appeared confined to that town according to the telegram received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hamilton
Plant City
Fla
Carlisle's Queer Course Excites Georgians Readers
Atlanta reports Speaker Carlisle will not visit the city as planned for July 20 after waves of circulars promoted his appearance. He sought Georgia harmony but learned a Republican would follow him, then chose to stay in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Carlisle
Georgia
McKinley
Washington
Georgia Chautauqua Literary Society
Miners Arrive in Indiana Town to Welcome Guests
Visitors to Harrison Indianapolis reported Gen Harri son improving in health with a neighborhood walk. Delegations began arriving Thursday and miners from Clay and nearby counties are expected in force. Officials prepare to host more than 5 000 visitors on the big day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Harrison
Clay
Wisconsin Republicans set August 22 convention date in Milwaukee
The Wisconsin Republican state central committee met in Milwaukee to fix the date for the state convention. The meeting decided the convention to nominate state officers will be held in Milwaukee on Wednesday August 22. In Iowa Lennox July 5 the Union Labor convention for the Eighth district endorsed Maj. R A Anderson for congress by a unanimous vote. Six delegates split and nominated George C Calkins in a separate caucus.
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Milwaukee
Republican State Central Committee
Union Labor Party
Lennox
Iowa
Union Labor Convention
Eighth Congressional District
Maj
R. A. Anderson
Congress
George C. Calkins
Isss
District of Columbia
Disse
Sharp
Republican club to host torchlight parade in St Cloud
St Cloud hosts a campaign kickoff with a torchlight parade and bonfires on Thursday evening. Hon. Roswell G Horr will deliver the address as Republican clubs from neighboring towns are invited to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cloud
Horr
St. Croup
Republican Club
Roswell G. Horr
Fourth District Convention Nominates Pinkham
The Minnesota Prohibitionists opened the fourth district congressional convention at Market hall at 3:30 p m with James P Pinkham nominated. The state convention met in the forenoon and adjourned until morning after appointing committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Sr. Paul
Market Hall
James P. Pinkham
Watertown Arranges Reception for Republican Convention
Watertown Kansas July 25 a committee on arrangements has been appointed by the board of trade to prepare for the reception of the coming Republican convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Cak
Board of Trade
New Labor Federation Formed in Davenport Iowa
In Davenport Iowa on July 25 a new federation of labor the trades congress of the city completed its organization and adopted a constitution Its declaration of principles includes a free soil plank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunuque
Iowa
Federation of Labor
The
Trades Congress of
Mates Confessed Judgment Against Bates
Judgment entered by confession against Levi M. Bates a dry goods dealer for a balance of 53500 on loans totaling 100000 from the Garfield National Bank between Dec 16 last and July 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mates
New York
Levi M. Bates
Garfield National Bank
Bates
Note Flattering Increase at Das Marxes Iowa
By apportionment of the school fund, the state auditor reports Iowa’s school population rose only 570 in the year the smallest increase since statehood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Das Marxes
Iowa
Hewitt Fund Reaches 2004 70 For Martz Losses
New York on July 25 Hewitt's philanthropy fund to compensate O M Martz for losses incurred by the Ref L boycott totals 2004 70 with the subscription list closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewitt
New York
O. M. Martz
R.ef L
Standing Rock Agency Sioux Commission Faces Treaty Demand
About 6,000 Reds encamped at Standing Rock Agency react as Sioux commissioners arrive with two signable papers on land relinquishment. Most Indians oppose the severance treaty though some will listen. the proposal offers 11,000 acres for 50 cents an acre and a $1,000,000 modernization fund, sparking desire for hunting grounds over assimilation.
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Standing Rock Agency
Dak
Sioux Indian Commission
Wright
Bismarck
Arona Thé Agbrey
Czar and Emperor Part at ElabBreakfast on Hohenzollern
The czar and czarina hosted a formal breakfast aboard the German yacht Hohenzollern as the imperial party departed for Stockholm. Eighty distinguished guests witnessed cordial farewells before the vessel set sail amid fleet and fortress salutes.
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St. Petrispina
Czar
Czarina
Impeeror William
Hohenzollern
Stockholm
Roslyn Fire Devastates Washington Mining Town
July 25 report from Ponta Ano Oregon describes Roslyn Washington a coal mining town consumed by flames about 250 houses burned leaving only the coal company office and depot standing. Some 1500 residents are homeless with extensive property loss and job disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PontaAno, Or
Roslyn
Wash
Coal Company
Twin City Rapid Transit incorporation joins St Paul and Minneapolis
Articles filed with Secretary Mattson reveal a new Twin City Rapid Transit company with $500,000 capital aim to build elevated lines over highways linking Minneapolis and St Paul and extend rates to lakes rivers resorts and nearby towns including Anoka Fridley Shakopee Stillwater White Bear Minnetonka Excelsior and others in the region.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
St. Pat
Atnnespolis Dad St. Paul Rapid Transit Company
Mattson
Twin
Anoka
Fridley
Shakopee
Stillwater
White Bear
Minnetonka
Johnvan
Elmo
Long Lake
Excelsior
Train crashes into cow near Red Wing killing one
A Milwaukee road Cannon Falls line passenger train struck a cow ten miles from Red Wing at about 1 40 p m. A Stetson Uncle Tom's Cabin troupe car and freight car left the track tumbling down a twenty five foot embankment. Vaseman W A Clark of Hurley Wis died crushed in the overturned car. A woman had a leg broken and another was badly bruised. many others injured.
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Red Wing
Cannon Halls
Milwaukee Road
Stetson
Uncle Tom
W.A. Clark
Hurley
Wis
A Gigantic Work Windlake Canal Project Reclaims 15000 Acres
Racine Wisconsin July 25 The commissioners on benefits and damages for the Windlake canal through Racine and Waukesha counties have finished their assessment report and filed it with the circuit court. The plan would reclaim at least 15000 acres of swamp land with 6000 acres in Racine county. The expected gain over cost is about 500000 but strong local opposition could halt the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Wis
Waukesha
Racine County
Fire Proof but Burned Like a Tinder Box
Fire at Kruppendorf & Co seven story shoe factory on Sycamore street in Cincinnati at four am. The supposed fire proof building melted inside as flames grew and walls collapsed outward, harming nearby properties. Loss estimated at 400000 pounds with hundreds of workers left without jobs.
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CincinnaTi
Kruppendorf & Co
Sycamore Street
Drowned in Wisconsin Lake Storm Near Tomahawk
A loonkeeper known as Silver Dan and a man in his employ drowned yesterday at Tomahawk Lake when a storm struck their boat. The incident occurred near RivneLander Wisconsin.
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Rivnelander
Wis
Tomahawk Lake
Publication of Dakota daily paper abandoned on excursion train
Watertown Dak July 5 The Dakota editors give up the plan for a daily paper on their Yellowstone National Park excursion due to Mr Ainsworth's inability to join. Ainsworth has been appointed superintendent of the Plankinton reform school for boys opening Sept 1 and Mrs Ainsworth will oversee the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watirtown
Dak
Yellowstone National Park
Ainsworth
Reform School For Boys
Plankinton
Pistol incident at Clear Lake ends in Sullivan fatally wounded
In Clear Lake Iowa on July 25 Mrs Jessie McKinney shot J S Sullivan a Forest City resident. Sullivan and two men were seen around her cottage when asked to leave and he was wounded fatally from the pistol fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Iowa
Clear Lake
Jessie McKinney
J. S. Sullivan
Forest City
Sullivan
Life of Americans Abroad Hounded by Detectives
In Queenstown on July 25 Mr O Connell chief clerk in the New York court of common pleas complains his steps are dogged by detectives since arrival. He says he has visited religious and charitable institutions in Cork and everywhere shadowed by investigators seeking relief from unwarranted surveillance.
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Queenstown
O'Connell
New York Court of Common Pleas
Cork
Sullivan to Run Dorris-Sullivan Circus as Sullivan Circus
Boston July 25 announces John L. Sullivan will run the Dorris Sullivan circus and it will be known as the Sullivan circus and combination. Sullivan believes he can make it pay and plans to quit the prize ring for the circus ring after settling some pugilistic rivals.
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Sullivan
Circus
Boston
John L. Sullivan
Dorris-Sullivan Circus
Sullivan Circus
Minneapolis Club Fights to Stay in Western Association
Manager Gooding of the Minneapolis baseball club is making a desperate effort to remain in the Western Association. The club is traveling and hopes to tide matters over upon return home to stick through the season. Davenport is eager to secure the franchise.
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Minneapolis
Gooding
Davenport
First Regiment W N G Mavis on encampment at Camp Randall
The First regiment of Wisconsin National Guard holds encampments with nine companies on the ground at old Camp Randall. Lieut. Phillip Reade of the regular army assists in school rifle practice as several companies arrive or are absent tonight.
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W. N. G. Mavison
Wis
Old Camp Randall
Phillip Reade
Regular Army
Teemer Wins International Single Scull Regatta at Pleasant Beach
John Teemer of McKeesport won the international single scull race on Onondaga lake at Pleasant Beach in twenty minutes, finishing three lengths ahead. Ten Eyck placed second and Hamm took third.
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SyRacuse
N. Y
Pleasant Beach
Onondaga Lake
John Teemer
McKeesport
Ten Eyck
Hamm
Internal Revenue Report For La Crosse Sparks Beer And Cigars
Deputy collector’s half yearly report for La Crosse Wisconsin shows 8 842 barrels of beer and 1 709 040 cigars manufactured for the period. Internal revenue receipts for six months amount to 350 882.18.
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la Crosse
LA Crasse
Wis
Ohio Wheelmen Hold Annual Meeting in Toledo
In Toledo the Ohio division of the National League of American Wheelmen held its annual meeting with about 100 delegates. The state membership stands at 881, up from 703 last year.
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Tyoledo
Ohio
National League of American
Wheelinen
Ninth Monona Lake encampment opens at Manson Wis
The ninth annual Monona Lake assembly opens at Monona Lake in Manson Wisconsin on July 26. Many campers are already on the grounds and the program centers on food while attendance is expected to match previous years.
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Monona Lake
Manson
Wis
Smith Accepts Conley's Challenge for England Fight
A London telegram reports Richard K. Fox says Smith accepts Conley's challenge to fight in England or on the continent for 1009 to 2000 pounds per side with Smith paying Conley 100 pounds for expenses.
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Conley
New York
London
Richard K. Fox
Smith
England
Senate committee to visit Ashland on Indian trade rules
The senate committee on Indian trade will visit Ashland in November to hear witnesses. The goal is to establish new rules for improving the condition of the Indians.
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Ashland
Senate Committee On Indian Tradership
Reception to Bacger Editors at Rain Ellander Mills
In Raineland, Wis on July 25 editors of the fiditorial association gather for a reception and banquet. The group will tour local mills and water powers to review regional industry.
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Bacger
Rainelander
Wis
Fiditorial Association
Moulders Push Nine-Hour Day Resolution
In St Louis on July 36 a meeting of the Iron Moulders union adopted a resolution declaring that after April 1 1889 nine hours shall constitute a day’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Moulders
St. Louis
Iron Moulders' Union of North
Cattle Epidemic Kills Near Two Hundred in Iowa Townships
An alarming disease, resembling blackleg, has broken out among cattle in Washington and Colfax townships, Webster county Iowa. In days, nearly 200 cattle have died with 23 herds affected and only three or four animals recovered after infection.
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Law
Dopdr
Iowa
Washington
Colfax Townships
Webster County
Dana to Lecture Editors in Milwaukee Visit
Charles A. Dana editor of the New York Sun and publisher Mr. Saffran visited Caubaco with J. W. Scott of The Herald. Dana planned a Milwaukee lecture for the Wisconsin editorial association the following day.
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Dane
Hudget
Caubaco
Charles A. Dana
New York Sun
Saffran
J. W. Scott
The
Herald
Dana
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Editorial Association
Farmers' Joint Stock Elevator organized at Millbank
The Farmers' Joint Stock Elevator company of Millbank was organized with officers and directors elected. A new elevator with about 20 000 bushel capacity will be erected in time for the new crop.
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Millbank
MintBank
Cak
Farmers’ Joint Stock Elevator Company
Indians Expected to Sign With Sioux Commission
The Sioux commission is due around July 25 in Chamberlain Dak with Indians at Crow Creek and Lower Brule agencies awaiting to sign. The two agencies anticipate swift action once the commissioners arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain, Dak
Sioux Commission
Crow Creek
Lower Brule
Arrested Counterfeiters in Port TacE Yard
Police seize two young strangers found with counterfeit dollars and halves worth about 50 dollars in the freight yard. The coins are described as good imitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Tace
Nfolland
Ministerial association meets in Watertown
In Watertown Cap July 21 a ministerial association session draws about twenty five to thirty rhinista attendees gathering in this city for the event across the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministerial Association
Watertown
Cak
Great TarliT Speech On Tariffs And Markets Debated
A congressman-era oration argues protectionist tariffs ruin wages and keep wealth at home, contrasting American markets with Europe. He claims the United States must keep wealth local, forecast broader world markets, and mocks free trade as dangerous to labor and industry.
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Congressman Feed
United States
Maine
Texas
Europe
Pole
Austria
Italy
Germany
Trisit
France
Britain
Chicago Inter Ocean Republican Ticket Endorsed
The convention labored honestly to take advantage of all conditions of success and offered principles of advanced Republicanism. It calls for standard bearers well known to the country for their purity of life and devotion to Republican principles.
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Chicago
Inter Ocean
Reverend Trume in Babylon Church Clashes Over Insult
New Year July 26 Rev James C Trume pastor of the Presbyterian church at Babylon I Z creates a sensation by thrashing a young man named Derger for an insult to Miss Nume Miss Hume opened the door to an admirer and the incident escalated as Trume assaulted the caller The assailant was restrained and carried away with bruises The church held a session yesterday and Thaine offered his resignation which was not accepted.
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James C. Trume
Presbyterian Church
Babylon
I. Z
Derger
Nume
Hume
Europe
Verger
Miss Hume
Jady
Berger
Duster Slume
Berger Hils
Thaine
Kentucky Whisky War at Larlin Court House
In Larlin Kentucky a whiskey controversy threatens violence. County Judge Lewis suspects widespread illegal sales despite prohibition. A clash occurred when he escaped a shooting attempt and later led a search of local stores with townspeople. liquor was found and barrels rolled into the street. confrontations continued with armed men present.
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Larlan Court House
Lewis
Jol Parley
John Blair
What Pana Thinks. Dana on New York politics and Coy Hill
Charles A. Dana in Cinvaco says predicting New York results is difficult. He notes mugwumps leaning Democratic with some secessions, Harrison’s strength, Irish support, and Prohibitionists backing him due to sobriety. He adds neither party is active yet and Coy Hill’s election is assured.
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Cinvaco
Charles A. Dana
New York
Harrison
Blaine
Mr. Conkling
Ihill
Tragic On Track: Family Pedestrian Tragedy Near Lane Suva
Charles Scoonmaker and wife Mary with five year old grandson James Barman were struck on the railroad near Lane Suva New York while a Saratoga special approached. The woman and boy stepped onto the wrong track and were killed. the man survived. All three were African American.
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Lane Suva
N. Y
Charles Scoonmaker
Mary
James Barman
Shoonmaker
Carlisle's Gueer Action at Piedmont Chautauqua
Atlanta July 28 Carlisle declines to speak at Piedmont Chautauqua after accepting invitation. An Atlanta escort committee is in Washington and chautauqua authorities face consternation. Efforts press Carlisle to reconsider his decision amid potential bitterness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Carlisle
Washington
Senator Blackburn Napping
The narrative describes Senator Blackburn dozing in the capital while a page delivers a visitor’s card. The woman, twice dismissed from Interior and rehired on Blackburn’s recommendation, is told he is asleep, provoking her retort to wake him. It is noted as the first time Joe was caught napping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe” Blackbrn
Senate
Joe
Ile
Department of the Interior
Blackburn
Blair the Daisy In Senate Duel Threat Speech
Senator Blair of New Hampshire, famed for mild demeanor, publicly defended his honor after Senator Butler insulted him. Blair asserted he could fight a duel in certain circumstances to deter southern aggressors, signaling a vow to resist bullying in public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair
New Hampshire
Senate
South Carolina
Butler
Crusade against Brookings taverns and drug stores begins
District Attorney Andrews filed a case against temperance hall keepers and drug stores in Brookings County. A detective asserts charges against most establishments selling alcohol. three charges have led to bonds, with the second case likely to proceed to trial. Public opinion divides on prohibition but law violations are sparsely tolerated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookings
Andrews
Ambitious Dakota Admission Bill Faces House Action
Johnson received a telegram from Representative Springer stating that the omnibus bill for admiting Dakota and the territories of Montana Washington and New Mexico will be considered by the House late this week or early next. The House bill creating two new judicial districts for Dakota has passed the Senate and is in conference and should pass the House by Tuesday next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen News
Johnson
Wm. M. Springer
M. C
Dakota
Montana
Washington
New Mexico
House
Wi Senate
Caricature Depicts Cleveland Surrounded by Democratic Trusts
The Minneapolis Tribune runs a Sunday caricature showing Cleveland in the coils of a serpent labeled democratic trusts. The strip labels the steel rail, standard oil, whiskey, cotton, coal, and sugar trusts as Democratic, framing the scene as timely in the context of Cleveland administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen News
Minneapolis Tribune
Cleveland
Steel Rail Trust
Standard Oil Trust
Whiskey Trust
Cotton Trust
Coal Trust
Sugar Trust
Beadle County Doctor on Reform Ends Up on Our Sub List
A Beadle county doctor spoke at length on legislative reforms this week. After he left, the staff discovered his name appeared on our subscription blacklist, three years in arrears, a detail he did not mention. Reform should begin at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonsocket News
Beadle County
Longtime Dakota Split Debate Cited in Redfield Speech
Judge Palmer urged a two state Dakota battle cry in a Redfield speech last week. The remarks referenced party strategy and potential shifts in support if events develop, noting many men in Dakota could join if the opportunity arises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letcher Jade
Palmer
Redfield
Dakota
Congress
Ofer
County attorney candidacy announced at Davison convention
In Mitchell a speaker declares candidacy for county attorney office subject to Davison County Republican convention action. The announcement frames the move as a formal party process within the local political scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Davison County
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Internal Revenue Collections
Wisconsin Dental Association
Milwaukel
W. H. Carson
Mineral Point
E. P. French
Eau Claire
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C. A. Southwell
B. Douglas
Appleton
Yellow Jack
Florida
Wisconsin
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Peralst
Gould
Jay Gould
George Gould
Czar and
Emperor
W. T
Twin City
Dakota Daily
Teemer
Rhetoric and Reason
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Profene
America
United States of America
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Fabrilist
Kentucky
Pana
Daisy
reila-Leadher
Mitchell
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