The Anarchist Funerals in Chicago Cremains to Lie in State
In Colvage on November 12 a cemetery plot is selected for burials of anarchists Lingg Engel Fischer and Spies with a monument planned. Spies will lie in state at Turner Hall as Turnverein members prepare the funeral. Lingg from Engel’s home. Engel from Lingg’s home.
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Spies
Turner Hall
Turnverein
Lingg
Engel
Carpenters Union
Painters Union
German Typographical Union
Fischer
Parson's
Assembly
K. of L
Chicago
Ling
Grim farewell as four executed men are buried
Coffins carried from the jail in a quiet procession for Spies, Fischer, Engel, and Parsons. Relatives claim remains at homes while crowds show little disturbance and autographs by Fischer are distributed amid solemn farewells.
Anarchist scare in Binghamton traced to joke
In Binghamton New York on November 12 officials debunk a rumor that anarchists were active and sending alarming letters to Governor Oglesby. The warning originated from a prank played by a group of mischievous young men.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Guv
Oglesby
A Surprise Resignation at Princeton College
The resignation of Dr. McCosh, president of Princeton College, came as a complete surprise. He cited advancing age and long service as his reasons for stepping down.
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New York
McCosh
Princeton College
Trustees seek successor after doctor’s resignation
Graduates resist acceptance of the resignation as the trustees order the doctor out. They will search for a replacement and have named candidates including Rev Dr John Tall of the city Prof M M Sloan of Princeton and Rev Dr Francis L Patton of the theological seminary.
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John Tall
M. M. Sloan
Princeton
Francis L. Patton
The
Theological Seminary
Duluth Bank Cashier Robbery Mystery Unfolds
The Union National Bank in Duluth Ohio was robbed of about 24 500 on Friday September 16. Clerk F T Bickell resigned then tracked by detectives fled Duluth to Chicago and Portland with most funds hidden. He confessed claiming access while cashier read papers aided the theft.
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Chrenago
Union National Bank
Duluth
Minn
F. T. Bickell
Haverhill
Mass
Road House
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Chicago
Pinkerton
Bickell
Portland
Maine
Parsons in Omaha and the labor era portraits
Albert R Parsons lived in Omaha during 1875 and 1876 and worked as a printer. Richard Donnelly recalls Parsons as a quiet, amusing young man with socialist views, fair wages, and a habit of helping fellow workers, earning popularity among colleagues.
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Omaa
Neb
Albert R Parsons
Omaha
Ile
Richard Donnelly
Palace
Farnham Street
Parsons
Donnelly
Supreme Court Affirms Drive Well Patent Ruling
The Supreme Court today affirmed the decision of the U S circuit court for the south district of Iowa in the Drive Well patent case. The court held the invention was in public use for more than two years before the patent application.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States Today
United States Circuit Court For
South District of Iowa
Printers' unions meet to settle differences in Cascado
Troubles between Typothetas and strike printers prompt a morning gathering in Cascado. The pressmen's union arranged the talks, but a settlement is not expected at this first meeting, though a quick accord is hoped for.
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Cascado
Typothetas
Pressimen
The Law's Delay in St. John Conspiracy Case
In Cuicano on November 14 the Dr. St. John conspiracy case was before Judge Collin's court. The defense won a continuance to the next term on affidavits, delaying proceedings regarding the attempt to help W. J. McGarigle escape sheriff custody.
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Cuicano
Dr. St. John
W. J. McGarigle
Farm Loan Offer From Davison Bros and Seaman
Davison Bros. and Seaman advertise farm loans on improved farms with low interest rates. They invite calls from farmers seeking funding.
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Davison Bros. & Seaman
Lamar Demands Resignations Over Land Grants Clash
Secretary Lamar rebukes Commissioner Sparks over the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha land grant dispute. He declares either Sparks or he must retire, condemning Sparks for reversing a decision and urging harmony in the Interior Department to uphold federal administration and public interests.
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Washington
Lamar
Sparks
Chicago, St. Paul
Omaha
Congress
Messenger Webber suspected in express robbery in St Paul
A Northern Pacific messenger, John H. Webber, disappeared with a large sum, possibly over 85000, not yet tallied as shippers claims come in. Webber had prior accounting shortages covered by relatives. detectives pursue details as the record remains incomplete.
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St. Pau
Minn
Northern Pacific Express
John H. Webber
Webber
Fire damages Union League Club house in Cubanco
Fire early this morning at 7 o'clock damaged the Union League Club house in Cubanco, estimated at $500. Six to eight regular roomers slept through the blaze, while a panic among work girls was averted with difficulty.
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Cubanco
Union League Club
New York Failure Suspension News Brief
New York. About 2 o'clock this afternoon the suspension ended abruptly as reported in the afternoon edition. Authorities were on the scene to review the incident and determine next steps.
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New York
Hatch & Co Bankruptcy Reported After Bear Market Losses
Hatch and Company bankers and brokers suspended trading after heavy losses as stock prices rose today. The brokers indicate the firm operated largely on the bear side and the suspension stems from those sustained losses.
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Hatch & Co
Fire destroys Howell's livery stable in Woonsocket
A fire at Howell's livery stable on Dumont avenue in Woonsocket early this morning burned seven of his horses and a quantity of grain while thirty five horses owned by nearby farmers perished in the blaze. The flames spread to two adjacent frame buildings prompting the demolition of a third to save the block. Nowell, uninsured, will rebuild. a local subscription was started to aid his losses.
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Woonsocket
Howell
Dumont Avenue
Jilowell
Nowell
Distressing accident claims life of Mr John Close in Kimball
Kimball November 11 a fatal accident occurred when Mr John Close while loading goods at the railroad station was knocked down by a frightened team. He suffered a bruised knee and broken arm followed by internal injuries and died the next day. He was about 53 and from Waterloo Iowa.
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Kimball
John Close
Norwegians Rescue Starving Augusta Crew After Shipwreck
Six sailors from the Augusta, which founder near the West Indies in a hurricane on October 16, were rescued by the Union, a steam barque from Pernambuco. The ship’s crew nearly fell to cannibalism before the rescue, and the mate urged patience until help arrived. They plan to petition the Swedish consul to return to Stockholm.
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New York
Pernambuco
Augusta
West Indian Islands
Swansea
Cornwall
Union
Peterson
Stockholm
Dr Sage’s Catarrh Remedy Advertised Claim
An old medical advertisement warns of nasal catarrh and related symptoms such as headache eye irritation and coughing. It asserts many cases progress to consumption and promotes Dr Sage’s Catarrh remedy as curative, offering 8500 reward for an uncured case and selling the product for 50 cents.
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Dr. Sage
Sparks Must Go and Lamar Denies Plot
Washington dispatch reports a rumor that Secretary Lamar and President Wilson discussed forcing Sparks from the Interior Department. Lamar denies any plan to oust Sparks, says no talks with the president occurred, and notes Sparks is ill with malaria and dysentery while critical letters circulate in the press.
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Washington
Latmar
Sparks
Vilas
Vilak
Interior Department
Lams
Lamar
Mr. Sparks
Walker
General Land Office
Gen
Interior
Liamar
Omaha
Department
Supreme Bench
Illinois
Charles Mix County Vote on Division and Sale Outcome
In Charles Mix County CasTaALia Navy district ballots show a 584 vote majority in favor of division with 582 for and 78 against. Prohibition carried by 1 vote. sales tally 324 yes and 323 no.
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Castaalia
Navy
Charles Mix County
Prohibition
Local Government and Lodge Listings in Mitchell Dakota
A dense roster lists county officers, ward boards, and court officials for Mitchell Dakota, including auditor and treasurer names, judge standings, and district district numbers. Fraternal lodges and social societies such as Ransom Post and Mitchell Chapter announce meeting times, with church notices from St Mary’s, Presbyterian, Methodist, Baptist and Congregational services.
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Congress
Gifford
Louis K. Church
M. L. McCormack
James W. Raymond
James A. Ward
Maria Taylor
Public Instruction
Eugene A. Dye
U.S
Junio
Carland
United States
Marsial
Dan Maratta
E. F. Sempleton
Com
P. F McClure
Tyler
North Dakota
Chas
Harris
South Dakota
Col. N. N. Tyner
Board of Health
C. F. King
Territorial
Siasonic Hall
Geo. A. Johnson
W. M
L. Q. Hardesty
Ransom Post
Odd Fellows
E. B. West
C. Elmer Miller
Edsworth
Mitchell
Mak
Odd Fellows Hall
Eschmunth
Jeti Woodmen
Wichys
A.M. Daniela
Chase
J. Winegar
Ney A. A. Brown
Vatholic
Church of the Holy Family
George Shechan
Astor
Wm. Wurrschmidt
Congregational
Ransom Relien Corrs
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State Today
Matson
Milwaukee Avenue
August
Dean Fischer
Adolph Fischer
Cook County
Central Labor Union
Schwab
Fielden
Joliet
Train
Geo. Francis
San Francisco
Ofm
Cious
N. P
Dakota News
London
Trafalgar Square
Howells Livery Stable
Brule
Smith Opera
Stack
Haddock
Sioux City
West Indies
He Means
Lamar and Sparks
Cerning
Hoou
Hood
G. B. Gras
N. W
Washington, D. C
J. L. Routt
Markaburg
N. B
C.L Hood & CO
Apothecaries
Lowell
Omaha Railway
Sundar
Suxydog
Paul Ever
Pas-em
Suntuy
Mitchel
Oek
Kart
Bartlett Tripp
Yankton
Assoldte
G Os Palaer
Wo Francs
Bis B. McConnell
Fargo
Qounty
J. AK. Smith
Speyre and Register
R. T. Robinson
K. D. Prescott
John
John Cook
B.C. Maimpee
M. M. McDonald
Huard
Aldemarn
Johnoey HL. Rogers
R. D. Welch
Geo
W. Kfuater
W. G. Davison Mons Distra
J. E. Gilbere Gillespie
Aduca
Minots
Wiscon
Town
Minnesota
Dakota
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Pay
Railmad
Miller
A.W. H. Carreyy
Tiere F. Tucker
Milwauere
Chcaco
Milwaukee St. Pau, Railway Company
G Haugan
Wisconsin
Eneree
Bigelow & Sheldon
Temple Court
Arenang
O. P. Rowell & Co
Bornce Street
News York City
Crescent Art Co
Milk St
Boston
Iness
John D. Lawler
J. E. Gilbert
Cashier
A. M. Bowdle
Vice Press
N. Grant
W. Abbey
Wiexican Mustang Liniment
Orrie
Perry
Arehasing
Seo
Ae Paul Pat
Abc Porrect
Pavison
Vember
W. Gard
Mary Ing Orde
James Guo
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