Just Out of Jail Identified as Suspect in Shooting
Jersey City reports Captain Farrier confirming Thomas Bradley is the man who shot Superintendent Mattheis. Bradley, discharged from Hudson county custody, was arrested Oct. 15 in Exchange Place as a disorderly person and later jailed 10 days. Police note his inconsistent tale of robbery and hold the revolver. In Washington, nominations were sent to the Senate by the president. In Bismarck, two men died when a wagon overturned while intoxicated.
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Matthies
Jersey City
Farrier
First Precinct
New York
Thomas Bradley
Mattheis
Hudson County
Bradley
Exchange Place
California
Justice O'Donnell
Trains Arrive From North On Sunday Schedule
Passenger trains arrive from the north at 11:05 a m with Sunday service. Freight trains arrive at 6:40 p m on Sundays.
Death in the Storm and the Ocean's Mighty Warning
A reflective meditation on the ocean's beauty and danger, comparing white crested rollers to a conqueror’s army. It cites shipwrecks off Hatteras and the Jersey shore, and uses Revelation to frame mortality. The piece urges acceptance of death through faith, envisioning heaven as a safer port.
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Waterloo
Europe
Hatteras
Jersey
New York Herald
Painting a Woman’s Complexion Disciplined by Saint Francis de Sales
A New York Times tale recalls a woman asking St. Francis de Sales if she could use paint to improve her complexion. He notes some holy men opposed it while others found no fault, offering a compromise to paint only one side of the face.
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St. Francis de Sales
New York Times
New York Advertiser
Riley Confesses Train Misfortuness In Comic Tale
A whimsical excerpt centers James Whitcomb Riley as a self described train misser. He recounts waiting in a parlor car depot for a Chicago to Indianapolis run, joking that he always misses the train despite pre planned timing and travel routines. The anecdote, from a Detroit Free Press item, highlights Riley’s humorous self critique and the rail nostalgia of the era.
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James Whitcomb Riley
Chicago
Indianapolis
Sam
Monon
A. C
Bill Nye
Detroit Free Press
Indictments Against Treasurer Krug of Seattle
Seattle Nov 1 thirty three indictments against ex treasurer Adolph Krug and associates returned by the grand jury. Henry Fuhrman a broker named accessory. Fred W. Lander and L H Griffith indicted. D T Denny and L D Ross also charged. Krug shortage was 125000 and was made good by friends. Griffith and Lander aided reimbursements to avoid indictment.
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Krug
Seattle
Wash
Adolph Krug
Henry Fuhrman
Fred W. Lander
L. H. Griffith
D. T. Denny
L. D. Ross
Fuhrman
Griffith
Lander
Telegraphic Briefities Highlight Wisconsin Events
Carl Bodemer, the French landscape painter, is dead in Green Bay. In LaCrosse a barn fire owned by Holway Lumber Co. destroyed 21 horses worth about 8 000 dollars. In Appleton Mrs. Pardee wandered away and was found in critical condition from exposure. John Miller, 70, buried in a 50 foot deep caving well near Alma. body not recovered. Cholera spreads in Crimea. 12 doctors, 24 field surgeons and 80 sisters dispatched. Dubuque court restrains CMStP railroad from sidetrack work in alley between First and Second streets. Minnesota oleomargarine sales total 1 672 340 pounds. licenses: wholesale 480 dollars, retail 43 dollars. Bishop and Mrs Gilbert to receive Saturday in St Paul after his recovery from illness.
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Carl Bodemer
Green Bay
Wis
J. F. Hannon
Holway Lumber Company
LaCrosse
W. D. Pardee
Appleton
Milwaukee and
Europe
Latest Market Prices from St Paul Union Stock Yard
St Paul Union Stock Yards reports hogs opening lower with prices 5.75 to 5.80. Cattle trade slow for butchers while feeders stay steady. Prime steers 3.75 to 3.75, cows 2.50 to 2.75, veal calves 3.54 to 8.00, stockers 1.40 to 2.79, feeders 2.00 to 2.79, bulle 1.25 to 2.45. Sheep steady with receipts: cattle 1,200, calves 5, sheep 10.
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St. Paul
Yaris
Saura St. Pau
Wheat market report from Minneapolis grain exchange
Minneapolis grain prices for wheat on October 31 1893 show May opening 534 closing 425 December opening 604 highest 604 lowest 584. No 1 Northern cash and October 613c May 7 percent No 4 Northern cash October 34c. Rejected No 1 Northern 403c on track No 1 Northern to arrive 1034c.
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Minneapolis
Wheat
Northern
Juluth
Utdzu
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Cattle Hogs Sheep Trends
Chicago market notes for October 31 1893 show cattle receipts at 7000 with 1000 Texans and 3000 Westerns and demand active. top steers around 50 to 56 dollars, hogs slow and down 10 to 20 cents. sheep and lambs receipts 1400 active and firm with top sheep about 8 to 9 dollars and top lambs near 40 dollars. Grain and provisions closing prices list wheat mixed around 64 to 65 cents cash and December contracts. corn lower. oats steady. pork and lard steady with meat prices and flax seed steady.
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Chicago
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Preston A. Griffith
Nebraska
Sidney
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Bismarck
N. C
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Sam Hamilton
Montgomery City
Express
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta, Ga
Illinois Central RR
Sioux City
Sloux City
Sioux Falls
New Orleans
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Missouri River
A. H. Hanson
C. M
ST. P
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Mitchell
Sanborn
Aberdeen
F. E. Clark
Riley
Lord Rindon
South Carolina
Seventeenth Dragoons
O'Lavery
Moira
County Down
Ireland
New York Weekly
Kezanlik
Tunja
Shipka Pass
Attar of Roses
Attar
England
Boston Transcript
Knoxville
Joe Burns
Burns
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McDannel
Duluth Grain
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Mul
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Warren Street
Samuel Pitcher
Castoria
Casetoria
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Dr. G. C. Osnoop
Lowell, Mass
Dr. J. FP
Conway, Ark
BUUR
TT. A. Ancien, M.D
Oxford St
Brooklyn
Children’s Department
Castoris
Astrep Hospital
Axe
Boston
Mass
Anlen C. Surra, Pres
the Contour Company
Murray Street
New York City
Creerens
South Dakota
Harry L. Bras
Mitchell - National - Bank
U.S
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Masonic Temple
S. H. Suallin
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Poe
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Mitchel, S
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L. O. Gales Drug Store
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Salem
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Chicago Spa
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Ommaha
Kansas
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Black Hills
Minneapoli
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Servica
Lake Grybtal
Elmore
Heron Lake
T. W. Teasdaly
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