Republican Judicial Ticket for Supreme and Circuit Judges
Republican ticket lists Supreme Court candidates D Corson of Lawrence county A G Kellam of Brule county J E Bennett of Clark county and Fourth Circuit Circuit Judge D Haney of Davison county.
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Supreme Court
D. Corson
Lawrence County
A. G. Kellam
Brule County
J. KE. Bennett
Clark County
Fourth Circuit
D. Haney
Davison County
Deficiency tax debate and state finance measures
The Aberdeen News summarizes state tax policy and the deficiency levy under the 1890 board of equalization. It explains statutory limits on ordinary taxes, the duty to levy deficits, and how funding warrants preserves state credit. It notes local counties' acceptance of the deficiency levy and discusses related debates and broader political context.
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Aberdeen News
State Board of Equalization
Lincoln County
Board of Commissioners
Five Die and Hundreds Injured at State Day Fair Parade
The Record reports 713 646 paid admissions to the world fair Chicago day, rising to 751 026 with passes. Five died and over 100 injured, many from crushing after 6 p.m. Victims include Charles A Clark James Malcolm Thomas Robertson John Dryden and Henry Undahl. North Dakota Day drew officials Governor Shortridge and others. Also a dog attack near Goranig Oklahoma Territory leaves Mrs Roe fatally injured.
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Charles A. Clark
Buffalo
N. C
James Malcolm
East
Oakland
Cal
Thomas Robertson
Fremont
Minn
John Dryden
James Pain & Sons
Henry Undahl
Ayers Court
Illinois Central
Wen
North Dakota
Northwest
Jack Rabbit
Alfred Dickey
E. C. D. Shortridge
Burke
Rucker and Ryan
Wrecked Train Explosion Near North Lawrence
A carload of powder exploded from eastbound freight No. 76 near North Lawrence Ohio at about 8 p.m. The blast crushed 20 box cars, tore up track for 100 yards, and damaged a small bridge. Miraculously no deaths. five injured. Engineers and crew badly burned. two beaters also hurt. Telegraph lines down, trains rerouted via Massillon and Cleveland routes.
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North Lawrence
O. Massi.Lon
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne
Chicago
United Press
Colvin
Crestline
McCann
Leetonia
Rockhill
Alliance
McDermott
Borden
Orrville
Cleveland
Akron
Columbus
Clinton
Massillon
Cleveland Road
Boiler explosion kills two in Hankinson North Carolina
In Hankinson North Carolina on October 11 a thresher engine boiler at Jay Russell’s exploded fronting the First State Bank and shattered nearby storefronts. Two youths Nick Orchiner and Roy Russell, were killed while OH Willard and Joln Verehang were injured. Russell was thrown seventy feet as the town trembled and the blast was heard seven miles away. The boiler failed as cold water was pumped into the just-filled boiler at the artesian well.
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Vanporeton
N. C
Jay Russell
First State Bank of
Hankinson
Bank
Andrews’ Drug Store
Hankineon & Alm’s
Sprague’s Hardware
Hunger’s General Store
Brightwood
Jones’ Machinery House
Ldrugs
Joln Verehang
OH. G. Willard
Nick Orchiner
Roy Russell
Russell
Two Women Walk Along Wabash Track Near Bluffs Station
Jacksonville Illinois October 11. Miss Etta Gunn and Josephine Dresser were walking beside the Wabash track near Bluffs, a small station nearby. The report notes their stroll along the railway line as the scene of the incident or observation reported.
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Jacksonville
Ills
Milwaukee Banks Named Preferred Creditors in Milwaukee
Judge Johnson ruled Milwaukee city and Milwaukee county are preferred creditors of the Marine and Commercial banks respectively. No relief granted now as stockholders pursue bank resumption plans. City claim against Marine totals 1 148 276 20 plus interest to July 26 reaching about 1 600 000. county claim against Commercial is 317 614 33. An anti Chinese convention in San Francisco urged enforcement of the Geary act and renewal of registrations.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Johnson
City of
Marine Bank
County of
Commercial Bank
San Francisco
Cleveland
Cabinet
Congress
Explorer reports source of Mackenzie River found
R G McConnell, sent by the Ottawa government on an exploration of the Mackenzie river district, arrived in Vancouver and declares the Mackenzie river source is a lake at the head of the Findlay river. He also says he found abundant gold along 250 miles of the river.
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Toronto
R. G. McConnell
Ottawa
McKenzie River
Vancouver
Findlay River
Extradition Sails for Weeks as Costa Rica Consents
District Attorney Nicoll reports a telegram from Secretary Gresham stating Costa Rica will extradite Francis H. Weeks the absconding lawyer. The 40 day grace period granted by Costa Rica is nearly used up. Frank Ellison is sentenced to five years at Sing Sing for second offense assault on broker Henriquez after last week’s conviction. motion for new trial denied.
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New York
Nicoll
Gresham
Washington
Francis H. Weeks
Frank Ellison
Smythe
Willian Henriques
Sing Sing
Milwaukee Mills Resume Operations After Stringency
Milwaukee October 11 nine flour and feed mills in Milwaukee resumed operations to full capacity. Local industrial works that were shut down during the stringency are now in full operation with several hundred men employed.
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Milwaukee
Union Not Recognized by Glass Company
The United States Glass company, the nation’s largest glass maker with over 2,500 workers, will no longer recognize the American Flint Glass Workers union and will deal with employees as individuals. In Sedalia Missouri on October 11, John Woods, 76, a Tipton area farmer, died after a ram attack that knocked him unconscious a week earlier.
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PirTssurGa
United States Glass Company
American Flint Glass Workers’ Union
Sedalla
John Woods
Tipton
Pine land investigating committee报告揭示巨额国库侵吞
Oct 11报道指出 Pine land 调查委员会的 lengthy 证词显示多起严重错案，指控国家被盗数百万美元。另有报道 Minn 亮丽流星在清晨上空爆炸，光芒如强探照灯。
Oshkosh Electric Power and Light Receivership Appointed
A receiver was appointed for the Oshkosh Electric Power and Light company at a late hour in Oshkosh Wisconsin. The defunct firm held the city lighting contract. In Spring Green a hunter Edward Gantz accidentally shot himself in the heart while hunting with a partner driving deer toward him.
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Oshkosh, Wis
Oshkosh Electric Power and Light Company
Spring Green
Wis
Edward Gantz
Tucker bill passed by party line in House
The House approved the Tucker bill repealing the federal elections act by a strict party vote 200 to 101 with Democrats and Populists in support. Amendments by Burrows and Lacey failed. Senate moved to executive session on Chinese laborer provisions and then the silver purchase repeal bill.
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Washington
House
Outhwaite
Committee On Rules
Burrows
Yeas
Mays
Senate
Dolph
State Department
Sherman
McPherson
Dem
N. J
Hansbrough Responds to Critics on Silver Question
North Dakota Senator Hansbrough mails a two column open letter to North Dakota and Twin City papers from Devils Lake on October 11. He argues wheat demand tracks population, production hasn't advanced in a decade, and price declines stem from factors other than gold. He cites Rothschild and Gladstone backing gold as English standard, and blasts Minneapolis Journal and St Paul Pioneer Press for inconsistencies. He recalls Blaine's 1878 bimetallism doctrine.
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North Dakota
Devils Lake
N. D
Hansbrough
Twin City
United States
Rothschild
Gladstone
Minneapolis Journal
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Blaine
Big Mill Strike Expands in Olneyville Suburb
A major woolen mill strike begins in Olneyville Providence with an estimated 6000 workers idle and fears that all state woollen plants may shut. Dissatisfaction followed a wage notice and agitator speeches sparked Meetings as cotton workers teased to join.
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Providence
R. I
Olneyville
Compromise talk on silver bill gains momentum
Washington reports a possible compromise on the silver bill near, with conditional presidential approval expected if unconditional repeal fails. The Blackburn amendment style plan would avoid bonds while maintaining metal parity by seignorage on gold and its deposition in the treasury. Sessions may end within 48 hours as the political fight wanes. Presidential appointments include J D Hall to San Juan consul and Anson Mills to the international boundary commission. Pay Inspector Stevenson is retired on half pay for moral disqualification. Mrs Cornelia Livingston Fulton Crary, widow of E C Crary and daughter of steamboat inventor Robert Fulton, dies in San Francisco at 21.
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Washington
Wasa Hington
Senate
J. D. Hall
Connecticut
United States
San Juan
Porto Rico
Anson Mills
U. S&s A
International Boundary Commission
Mexico
San Francisco
Cornelia Livingston Fulton Crary
Robert Fulton
E C. Crary
Mears on Trial for Turtle Mountain Lands Theft
Roza North Dakota October 11 Deputy Marshal Schindler left with 16 half breeds as witnesses against E Ashley Mears now on trial for stealing Turtle Mountain lands from the government Six county citizens were summoned as witnesses in the case Fraudulent lands schemes have persisted for years in this county Posse After Him Union City Tennessee October 11 News reports an attempted assault on Miss Sallie Green by a negro boy John Thompson The assailant fled after screams and a posse is seeking him San Antonio Texas October 11 Marcus Koenigheim a wealthy pawnbroker was found murdered at his home His safe was rifled of diamonds and jewelry suspected burglary
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Union City
Tenn
Meltzenhall
San Antonio
Tex
Marcus Koenigheim
Sanitary Riots Turn Deadly in St Pauli Suburb
In Hamsgate on October 11 a sanitary officer and a policeman were killed as cholera control clashes sparked a riot in St Pauli. Police were overwhelmed by a furious mob in a poor district before troops arrived, bayonets fixed, and the crowd dispersed.
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Hamsgate
St. Pauli
De Lesseps Rally Sparks Hope In Paris Hospital
Paris Oct 11 Count Ferdinand de Lesseps once listed as moribund rallied during the night and grew stronger. Doctors expressed surprise at his vitality and said there is no immediate danger of death, though the illness remains grave and uncertain as events unfold.
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de Lesseps
Paris
Ferdinand de Lesseps
Irrigation Congress Opens in Los Angeles
A large gathering under the national committee for promoting irrigation convenes in Los Angeles to explore irrigation in agriculture, legislation, and securities during the week. A separate Zanzibar dispatch reports British sailors with Zanzibaris taking the Pumwanis stronghold at Vith with no British casualties.
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Los Angeles
Cal
National Committee For Promoting Irrigation
London
Zanzibar
British Instigation Charged In French Press Claims
Paris reports some French press charge England instigated Moorish rebellion against Spanish rulers to gain intervention in Morocco. Separately, New York says President Peixoto has bought several torpedo boats in Europe. they are en route with English crews aboard.
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Paris
England
Morocco
New York
the Herald
Peixoto
Europe
Atlantic
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