Adventists in Virginia Gather for Watch of the Lord
In Fredericksburg Virginia October 23 believers from Spottsylvania and Orange counties led by Elder R A Brown meet to watch for the King of Kings marking the forty fifth anniversary of the 1844 movement. Delegates from Connecticut Massachusetts New York and Virginia attend as the watchers commit to a long all day and night session with dawn sunrise expected.
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Fredericksburg
Virginia
Spottsylvania
Orange Counties
R. ©. Brown
New Britain
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New York
Virgnia
Elder Brown
Lost at sea as bark Josephine sinks near Trinidad
A Newport News dispatch reports the bark Josephine, sailing from Trinidad to New York, foundered after a gale. Captain Brown and four crew members survived in life boats, rescued after three days by the River Avon. First mate Mitchell among the saved. others unknown. Paragraph also notes a Louisville and Nashville railroad collision near Lynnland, Kentucky, injuring ten. Robert Heiser seriously hurt, but no fatalities.
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New York
Newport News
Brown
Josephine
Fort Spain
Trinidad
Mitchell
Glendale
Lynnland
Louisville and Nashville
van Dyke Heiser
Millerstown
Cholera Ravages in Tigris and Euphrates Valleys
Constantinople Oct 23 cholera continues to ravage the Tigris and Euphrates valleys with seven thousand deaths in three months and no sign of abatement. Forest fires devastate Michigan farms in Portland Sebewa and Westphalia Ionia county destroying timber and burning roads. Bertram's saw mill North Muskegon burned, loss 2500. League players desert old clubs. new circuit planned with Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland New Orleans Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia. Lieutenant Robert M G Brown to be judge advocate general of the Navy in June 1892 with captain's pay. Ida Florie Newcombe elopes with George Washington Jederer. marriage on Long Island City. Divorces未 granted in Chicago. Frazer and Lily Thorn case unsettled. Idaho governor Shoup outlines statehood qualifications in annual report.
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Euphrates
Constantinople
Michigan
Portland
Mich
Sebewa
Westphalia Townships
Ionia County
Spencer
Westphalia
ChicaGo
Anson
New York
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
Anderson
Brotherhood
Cincinnatti
Brooklyn
Boston
Washington
Robert M. G. Brown
Col. Berry
Navy
Brown
Shoup
George L. Shoup
Idaho
Secretary of the Interior
Idaho Progress Report Highlights Growth and Mormon Adherents
The governor notes steady growth in Ponolahion and taxable property with metal yields nearly doubling in the past year. Idaho’s population stands at 113,777 with over 2,500 Mormon adherents. Polygamy prohibition under the constitution reflects public sentiment, land allotments under the severalty act progress with minimal Indian opposition, and cattle profits remain fair despite recent price declines in the Eastern market.
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Idaho
Arizona Governor Wolfley Reports Population and Mormon Influence
Governor Wolfley of Arizona submits his annual report to the secretary of the interior. He estimates current population at 60,948 with 16,000 registered voters, critiques 1882 territorial census, and urges Congress to restore the law disenfranchising polygamists. He calls Mormons dangerous in politics, notes agricultural development gains, and cites 1,093 miles of railroad in the territory.
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Wolfley
Washington
Arizona
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Hey
Judge Deady predicts violent death for Sharon-Hill figure
Washington report quotes Judge Matthew P. Deady of the Oregon federal circuit predicting a violent death for Sarah Althea Hill if she tries further violence. Deady, who wrote the opinion declaring the marriage contract a forgery, warned of possible danger from the woman during November trial as she faces resisting authorities. Additional notes report penitentiary treasurer George H. Stevens missing with $6,000, Belford Clark & Co credi- tors to pay claims, a Presbyterian Review halt over doctrinal disputes, and Prince Albert of Monaco marriage bans published.
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Sarah Althea Hill
Washington
Matthew P. Deady
Oregon
Federal Circuit
Sharon-Hill
Deady
Sawyer
Post
Episcopal
New York
Terry
Justice Field
Iowa items reveal deaths, disappearances, and social rifts
Des Moines reports Michael Long a wealthy Lemars farmer fatally shot himself after a drunken visit to Alton. Waterloo notes a Ladies’ Literary society blackballed a married woman over past flirtations, causing a social rift. Duluth covers a 20-year-old woman arrested in Cloquet while in male attire to escape a lover who is a horse thief. Laverne searches for Joseph J. Shaver who vanished with $1,000 from Crosby’s lumber yard in Beaver Creek. Lake Mills notes a Richmond man mising since Sept 6, possibly sunstroke induced insanity, with a reward offered. Luverne lists officers for the Unitarian state convention led by L. W. Collins and John Sundback with Walter Chapin as secretary.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Michael Long
Lemars
Alton
Waterloo
Waterloo Ladies’ Literary Society
Minnesota
Duluth
Laverne
Henton
Rock County
Joseph J. Shaver
Beaver Creek
Here
Shaver
Crosby
Lia Crosse
Lake Mills
William Platte Robinson
Richmond
Ind
Luverne
Unitarian State Convention
L. W. Collins
St. Paul
John Sundback
Sioux Falls
Walter Chapin
Tariff Reform Key Issue At New York Democratic Meet
New York Democrats opened the state league of Democratic clubs at the Hoffman House. J H Arnold gave the welcome, Thatcher spoke on tariff reform and young clubs. The tally emphasized ballot reform and population enumeration as core concerns with possible gains in assembly seats. D Griffin chaired the closing proceedings.
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New York
State League of Democratic Clubs
Hoffman House
J. H. Arnold
Thatcher
Democratic Party
D. Griffin
New York Governor Hill’s Impressions of the South
Governor Hill, on a trip to Atlanta, says the South shows hopeful, prosperous growth in mills, iron, and railways. He notes South loyal to the Union, welcomes northern capital with motive to help development, and desires autonomy in local affairs.
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New South
Hill
United Press
Atlanta
South
North Carolina
States Hold Elections in November Across Nations Wide
The piece lists election dates and offices across several states, noting November 5 as election day in 1890. It covers New York Kentucky Iowa Maryland Massachusetts Mississippi Nebraska New Jersey Pennsylvania Virginia and mentions ongoing Greenback party nominations with Beecher and Sullivan, plus updates on Governor Foraker’s illness in Ohio and an Austrian duke’s resignation wish. It also reports Pierre South Dakota plans for a temporary state capitol building to cost 15000 dollars, with local leaders named.
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New York
Kentucky
Iowa
Maryland
Massachusetts
Mississippi
Nebraska
Supreme Court
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Virginia
United States
Senate
New York State
W. M. Evarts
Capitalists offer to build interim capitol in South Dakota
Capitalists of the city plan a structure finished by January 1 and to donate it to South Dakota until a permanent capitol is built in Pierre after the 1892 vote on capital location. Work has begun on the project. Meanwhile in Minneapolis a bold highway robbery on First Avenue North left a man named McGann unconscious after a blow to the head. a suspect fled with his watch and chain.
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South Dakota
Pierre
Minneapolis
First Avenue
First
Second Streets
McGann
Second Street
First Street
Central Station
America
London
Poland
Russia
United States
Twin City stock yards open large packing house
The big packing house at Twin City stock yards began operations Monday after a delay for a missing part. Operated by St Paul Meat and Provision Co, it can process 400 beeves and 1000 hogs daily though not yet at full capacity. A second packing house costing 40000 is under construction with about 100 workers.
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Paul
Twin City
St. Paul
Jury begins case in Cullom forgery trial in Minnesota
In Minneapolis on October 23 the State opened its case against J Frank Cullom for forgery of notes worth several hundred thousand dollars. A jury panel was chosen but not yet completed when court recessed for the day in Judge Hooker's court.
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Minneapolis
J. Frank Cullom
Hansbrough Leaves North Dakota for Washington
Congressman elect Hon. H. C. Hansbrough and Mrs. Hansbrough depart Druits Lake for Washington amid election flutter. Weighing possible Senate appointment over the House seat, the situation could move Hansbrough to the upper chamber.
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Senate
Druits Lake
N. D
H. C. Hansbrough
Hansbrough
Washington
North Dakota
Marquis de Mores Faces Fresh Legal Threats
Marquis de Mores, fined for an alleged murder attempt during the Toulouse election, still faces ongoing legal action. M. Constans, interior ministerial antagonist, remains intent on pursuing charges to the full extent of the law as the Marquis protests his persecution.
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Marquis de Mores
Pants
Toulouse
M. Constans
Town Items Cedar Falls News Briefs
Town Items Cedar Falls reports a Burlington train collision injuring an elderly resident who cannot live. Sioux City notes William A. Himes arrested in Kansas for embezzlement and forgery. Neillsville reports Ed Malloy and Ben Hart charged with burglary. they confess and await circuit court with bail at 800. Madison mentions Wisconsin hazing cases. Ellsworth reports forest fires destroying buildings and stacks. Minnesota Matters notes 877 wheat cars in Duluth, historic peak. Red Wing marks the 21st anniversary of the Ancient Order of United Workmen with regional invitations. Duluth area and Chicago routes issue joint flour tariff. St. Paul bricklayer James Maloney dies from fall at Endicott building. Yellow fever case reported at Key West. YWCA conference in Baltimore draws delegates. Montana election cases prompt a special supreme court term in Helena.
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Ed Malloy
Ben Hart
J. B. Lowe
Will
Neenah
William Schug
Ellsworth
Pierce
Red Wing
Ancient
Order of the United Workmen
Red Wing Lodge No. 18
Zumbrota
Kenyon
Lake City
Cannon Falls
Hastings
Duluth
South Shore
Atlantic
Chicago and Northwestern
Milwaukee and Northern
Chicago
St. Paul
James Maloney
Minneapolis
Endicott
Relief urged for Marshall county farmers after hail disaster
Argyle Minnesota October 23 farmers in Marshall county suffer years of crop loss from severe hail and prior drought. Governor Merriam appoints Rev M Falk Gjirtsen H Melgaard banker and Mr Galvin as a special commission to investigate distress and report needed relief measures for starving settlers.
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Argyle
Minn
Marshall County
Merriam
M. Falk Gjirtsen
H . Melgaard
Galvin
St Paul Chamber of Commerce Acts on Dakota relief appeal
The St Paul Chamber of Commerce resolves to open a subscription and collect aid from business houses and citizens for Dakota relief. The council and jobbers union are urged to form joint committees, with Sunday offering planned for Nov 3. About 1,000 Walsh Nelson counties families suffer. Ramsey county has 7,000 farmers short on resources. Clothing of any condition is needed.
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St. Paul
Jobbers’ Union
Walsh
Nelson Counties
Ramsey County
Northern Pacific plans route through Canada to seaboard
In Quebec on October 28 officials T F Oakes and others from the Northern Pacific discussed an extension toward the seaboard. They seek charters for rail links in Ontario and Quebec and may designate Gaspe as a winter port. The plan aims for a shorter East connection than the Canadian Pacific and reportedly includes purchasing the Temiscouata railway from Rivière du Loup to Edmundston, with a large land grant tied to a short interior Quebec line and a St Lawrence bridge crossing.
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Canada
Seaboard
Quebec
T. F. Oakes
Ontario
Gaspe
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Canadian Pacific
Temiscouata
Riviere du Loup
Edmundston
N. B
Mercier
Province of
St. Lawrence Bridge
Endorsed by Larrabee in Hutchinson endorsement row
Des Moines dispatch says Governor Larrabee publicly endorses Senator Hutchinson after critics claimed he would not. The governor sent a strong letter for publication confirming his support, challenging anti monopolist opponents.
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Hutchinson
Curiaco
Tribune
Des Moines
Ashby
Larrabee
Maulato Creamery Cooper Shops Destroyed by Fire
The Maulato Creamery Cooper Shops branch of the Creamery Package Manufacturing company in Minn. caught fire about midnight and was a complete loss. Machinery stock and raw material were destroyed. Loss estimated at 40000 dollars, with insurance likely between 12000 and 15000.
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Max&a10
Minn
Cooper Shop
Creamery Package Manufacturing Company
H. Higgs
Local official accused as funds misappropriations emerge
Excitement Friday over rumors that the mayor failed and that an early look at his accounts shows speculation harming widows and orphans. Trust and loan companies with him as local representative and corporation treasurer have suffered. investigations reveal defalcations near $100,000, with expected larger total thefts.
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Ue Aiuidances
Trust and Loan
Teprest Stative
Ill and ailing MP Charles Bradlaugh amid varied 1891 events
A wide array of late 19th century items unfold: MP Charles Bradlaugh lies gravely ill raising fear of his death while the Kearsarge returns to Delaware Breakwater for coal after transporting Minister Douglas to Hayti. A Shelbyville grand jury returns sixty eight indictments largely for gambling. El Rio Rey a two year old colt battles pneumonia at the New York Jockey Club stables in West Chester.
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Aimeston
United States
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el Rio Rey
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
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Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
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Steubenville
Beaver Valley
Armstrong Monument
Pittsburg
Dix
Dohnathan Drake
Rockford
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Whitechapel
London
Windom sees no cause for alarm on money market
Secretary Windom said there were no indications of a stringent money market. He noted ample liquidity, typical seasonal demand, and no signs of a bond syndicate attempting control. The interior had met New York demand as crops moved, and no unforeseen events were expected to change the outlook.
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Windom
Washington
New York
Latest Market Prices at St Paul Union Stock Yards and Chicago
Market prices cover cattle sheep and hogs with bids from St Paul Union Stock Yards including Hoys Light and other grades. Also lists Chicago and Kansas City live stock prices for cattle hogs and sheep along with wheat corn oats rye barley and key grains with futures and cash figures.
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