Judge Francis Stands Firm In Washington Dialogue
In Washington Judge Francis of Dakota spoke to the president and Solicitor General Jenks defending his position amid calls for resignation. The White House hearing was courteous and Francis argued defense at long range is incomplete. Observers note shifting Democratic support and possible retention of his post until July.
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Francis
Dakota
White House
Jenks
Northwest
Garland
Sewell
New Jersey
M. I. Day
Day
Lamont
Bombs Found in Lingg's Cell, Test Pending
Sheriff Matson stated the bombs recovered from Lingg's cell contain high grade dynamite and part of the fillings had been removed from two pipes and exploded. He would not disclose test timing or the identities involved.
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Curiaco
Matson
Lingg
Bomb findings and jail procedure amid crowd outside CilicaGo jail
Report from CiliciaGo describes crowds gathering on the block corners near the jail as a bomb discovery unfolds. Guards double inside, inmates Lingg Fielden Spies Schwab Parsons Engel and Fisher relocated and watched. relatives barred from meals. Rev Bolton and Capt Black granted limited access.
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Lingg
Fielden
Spies
Schwab
Parsons
Engel
Fisher
Matson
Fultz
H. W. Bolton
Firs Baptist Church
Capt. Black
Jail inmate Engel attempts suicide by laudium
Dr Gray, assistant physician to the jail, said Engel swallowed over two teaspoons of laudium with suicidal intent. The concoction was weak, and he failed in his attempt, after a lengthy talk with Spies.
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Dr. Gray
Engel
Visitors and meals amid new prison rules at execution site
Mrs Parsons led the first visit as she spoke through netting to her husband four feet away. Relatives of condemned Lingg and Engel arrived, with two guards wheeling large baskets of food while Lingg refused to eat and Engel, still weak, declined as notes and telegrams arrived for the prisoners after jailor Foltz’s inspection.
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Foltz
CuicaGco
Kevyere House
Spier
Fischer
Nina van Zandt
Vischer
John Brown, Jr
Brown
Rev. H. W. Bolton
Springfield Governor Delays Comment on Delegation
Springfield Illinois November 5 The governor remains firm and silent on the delegation. He will review their statement and announce his decision only to Chicago law officers after examination. No threatening letters reports have reached the governor. If such letters exist their contents were likely disclosed by writers.
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Springfield
Chicago
Bomb find sparks protest as Lingg case stirs New York
Anarchists in New York discuss bombs found in Lingg's cell yesterday. Terr Most denounces the policy as cut throats and thieves and argues the bombs aimed to sway opinion against the condemned. A labor committee heads to Chicago to seek mercy from Governor Oglesby.
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New York
Lingg
Terr
Labor Societies
Chicago
Oglesby
Appointment of Deputy Treasurer for Northern Pacific Property
Farnac Nov. 5. J. W. Raymond the territorial treasurer named E. Eddy of Fargo as deputy treasurer. The appointment focuses on managing the property recently distrained from the Northern Pacific railroad.
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Farnac
J. W. Raymond
Bismarck
Territorial
E. ©. Eddy
Fargo
Northern Pacific Railroad
Boodlers Sentenced by Judge Jamison in Chi Cansco Case
In Cnicasco on November 7 Judge Jamison overruled the motion for arrest of judgment and sentenced two years in the penitentiary to Michael Wasserman Michael Leyden Adam Ochs John E Van Pelt Harry Varell and Daniel J Wren based on the jury verdict. The judge stated the law had been complied with in every material point.
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Cnicasco
Jamison
Michael Wasserman
Michael Leyden
Adam Ochs
John E. van Pelt
Harry Varell
Daniel J. Wren
Isadore Cohnfeld in New York under financial distress
Isadore Cohnfeld, noted turf man and ostrich feather importer, is in New York suffering nervous prostration due to business troubles. He has executed a trust deed for creditors as most of his property is believed gone after years of large expenditures. he will not be seen by visitors.
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New York
Isadore Cohnfeld
Maxey Cobb
Nita
Cohnfeld
Mr. Cohnfeld
Ile
Prince
Turmoil at Yankton Navy Asylum Over Board Dispute
Officials refuse to recognize Gale and the new trustees. It’s said Gale with Templeton and Harris will reenter Tuesday to seize books, records and property for the new board. Militia possible as the governor’s supporters back the new regime.
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Yankton
Navy
Gale
Templeton
Harris
Sensational Shooting Scrape at Brazil Indiana
At about 7 this morning Geo A Knight fired at David Kohn after Kohn had pursued Knight’s daughter. Kohn fired back wounding Knight’s arm. a clerk’s revolver was drawn and five shots were exchanged. Knight escaped unharmed while Kohn sustained a flesh wound. The incident has caused a big sensation in Brazil Indiana.
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Ind
Geo. A. Knight
David Kohn
Mr. Knight
Knight
Kohn
Kobn
Evolver
Nebu
Weary of War Sentiments From Sitting Bull
CuicaGco dispatch reports Sitting Bull expresses weariness with continued conflict. The piece also covers counterfeiter gangs broken up and notes no new developments in the Chicago anarchist situation. Jail conditions at the county facility are described with guards, visitors, and searches of Lingg’s cell.
Chicago Bombs Aimed at Condemned Men For Self Destruction
Report from Captain Schaack describes bombs designed to maim or kill by explosion. Each bomb used lead like shells with fuses and bolts that could fly as bullets. The devices, made from gas pipes, seem linked to Lingg and accomplices plans to cause fatal injuries.
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Chicago
Schaack
Lingg
Bomb Confession Suspect Tied to Haymarket Riot
Chicago report details a new witness linking Thomas Owens to the Haymarket bombing. The witness describes Owens and two men Waldo and Watterson as avowed socialists who stayed at 39 West Adams Street Pittsburg house. Waldo's admission and subsequent arrest are noted amid uncertain leads and missing whereabouts.
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ChicaGo
Thomas Owens
Pittsburg
Haymarket
Thomas Owen
Owen
Waldo
Watterson
Pittsburg House
West Adams St
Himself
Ler & Wehrverein
Patterson
Walde
Waide
Signers Back Clemency Petition for Spies Schwab Viehien
CuicaGo November 8 report Potter Palmer and Judge McAllister of the appellate court have signed a petition seeking executive clemency for Spies Schwab and Viehien.
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CuicaGo
Potter Palmer
McAllister
Appellate Court
Spies
Schwab and
Viehien
Another Supposed Bomb Found in Chicago Area
A report describes a bomb discovered by a boy in Chicago suburb on Ven nov. 8. The device is described as two inch gas pipe closed at both ends with brass caps and a three inch fuse protruding from a central hole. Police investigated with no immediate blast.
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ChicaGo
Police take Kuren Street near Laflin for examination
Police took control of Kuren Street near Laflin this morning for examination and investigation. The move follows reports of a disturbance, with officers cordoning the area as inquiries begin.
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Kuren Street
Laflin
Terror in Texas Border Bandit Menace
A Brownsville Texas dispatch reports a terror wave in Hidalgo and Camargo counties. Abductions ransoms and threats drive merchants to fear, while sheriffs and deputies pursue twenty-one bandits who robbed Havanna store and residents on the San Juan river. Plasulas and a second gang leader were captured and to be executed. LaMadride commands force and gains rank for each bandit seized.
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Brownsville
Texas
Edinburg
Rams
Senor Barra
J. ©. Russell
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Nagil Flores
Allaseca Ranch
San Juan River
Comargo
Mex
Plasulas
Camargo
LaMadride
Washington and Chicago News Briefs on Political Pressure and Missing Reporter
Sunset Cox is paid as New York politics loom with push for civil service reform. Claims accuse government printing office staff of soliciting contributions for a New York victory, threatening those who refuse with “ref” marks. In Wisconsin, Herald reporter Frederick Ali disappears, suspected murdered amid a recent shooting near the Wisconsin line.
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Cox
New York
Cleveland
Hill
Senate Committee On Reform of
Civil Service
Democratic State Committee of
Chicago
Frederick Ali
iTerald
Wisconsin
Ellis
Iron River
Mich
Wisconsin Line
Marinette
Arinrd
Treasury clerks vote home for election day
The treasury department reports all Democratic clerks from New York Maryland and Virginia have gone home to vote tomorrow while Republican clerks show little interest. Notable treasury officials Assistant Secretary Maynard Solicitor McCue and Second Assistant Butler have returned home to vote.
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Washington
Treasury Department
New York
Maryland
Virginia
Maynard
McCue
Butler
Treasury
Brackett Accuses Sparks of Doctored Land Grants
Col. Fred Brackett, ex general land office official and recent Manitoba road selecting agent, says Sparks doctored his report to pose as a reformer and seller friend. He alleges Sparks fixed grant and reservation amounts against secretary of the interior guidance, especially for main line and branch lands.
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Wasnincrox
Fred Brackett
General Land Office
Manitoba Road
Sparks
Sudden Death of Miss Herring in Correctionville
CORRECTIONVILLE Iowa November 7 Miss Herring of Meadow died suddenly after leaving the table. She was about 15 years old and highly respected.
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Correctionville
Iowa
Rumor Swirls Over Vilas Interior Appointment Clash
Washington reports a strong rumor that Gen. Black opposes Vilas becoming secretary of the interior. supporters of Vilas say the move would not threaten Black’s ambitions, while Cleveland faces pressure from Black allies and requests for other cabinet placements, including Gordon or Dickinson.
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Black
Vilas
Interior Department
Friends
Interior
Cleveland
Counterfeiters Caged in Louisville
United States Detectives Bauer and Bligh have arrested four or five men tied to Fox and Hammer’s gang of counterfeiters. Among the detainees are James Igo and August Willinghurst, both Louisville residents, with others unnamed. Indictments had been suppressed to avoid alerting Fox and Hammer before sentencing.
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Fox and Hammer
United States
Bauer
Bligh
James Igo
August Willinghurst
Fox
Haimmer
Columbus
Ohio
John Willinghurst
Hammer
United States Grand
Great Western Gang
Chicago
Louisville
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Igo
Willinghurst
David Slate
America
Sitting Bull Visits Cheyenne Agency Aces Hope for Peace
Douglas Carlin reports Sitting Bull and about sixty followers visit Cheyenne. The chief says he seeks peace with the whites and believes many young warriors misjudge the white father. He hopes the Crows will mediate and calls for fair terms and quiet prosperity.
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Douglas Carlin
Cheyenne
Sitting Bull
Tars
Che Cros
Northwest St. Paul Kailiwsy Company notes
Iowa Minnesota and Dakota principal points listed. correspondence to H. G. Hanaan Ltd Commissioner Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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St. Pau Kailiwsy Company
H. G. Hanaan, Ltd
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