True Gospel rally urged big Republican and Prohibition vote
Judge G C Moody of Deadwood and Hon W C Arnold of Huron addressed a large audience at the courthouse urging South Dakota voters to back the Republican ticket, support prohibition, and reject minority representation. Moody tied statehood to the party, praised protectionist policy, and warned of a Democratic record. Arnold urged youths to choose between parties, recited Democratic failures, and urged a straight Republican vote on October 1 and for prohibition.
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G. C. Moody
Iendwood
W. C. Arnold
Hourou
Court House
P. Band
Moody
R. W. Wherlock
South Dakota
Woud
Great Northwest
Arkansas
Alabama
South
Dakotas
Republican Party
Great Artesian Basin
Black Hills
United States
England
Senate
Prohibition
Judge Moody
Non
Iluron
Jim River Valley
Dakota
Congress
Democratic Party
Redfield
Capital Talk Shows Mitchell’s Rising Support in Dakota
Milwaukee commission dealer L. P. Hinckley, touring Dakota, noted a dramatic shift in Mitchell sentiment since his last visit. In Mitchell he found growing support and widespread talk of the candidate, though Hinckley declined to forecast the outcome, saying Mitchell’s popularity was increasing daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Mr. Hinckley
Agor
Can Pierre Get the Votes in the South Dakota Election
Pierre claims strong support for the capital bid in South Dakota. The analysis estimates 69,054 total county votes, with about 20,000 needed from tributary areas. Pierre would need at least 14,000 votes from thirty six counties in rival territories, equating to 30 percent, a feat regarded as unlikely by informed observers.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Vierre
Buffalo
Hughes
Sully
Potter
Walworth
Campbell
Northwestern Railway
Hand
Hyde
Beadle
Brule
Codington
Minnehaha
Davison
Huron
Watertown
Chamberlain
Sioux Falls
Mitchell
Mitchell Leads Unanimous Support for Capital Campaign Meeting
Solicitor John M l'ease spoke in Hopper township Aurora county on Tuesday night advocating the capital campaign. After presenting his case four-fifths of the audience expressed support, the minority drifted to join the majority and the meeting became unanimous for the coming capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. L’ease
Hopper Township
Aurora County
Mitchell
Pierre
Chamberlain
Largest live cattle shipment sails from New York
The steamship England of the National Line left New York with 1,022 live steers averaging 1,500 pounds each, the largest cattle shipment from any American port. Nels Morris of Chicago supplied the cattle, Hastman & Co. added 1,700 quarters of beef, total live and dead cargo equals 1,425 cattle, value about $110,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Tribune
England
National Line
Liverpool
Cronin Case Sparks Revival Of Interest In Sensational Report
Chicago reporting notes a sensational Cronin case story printed Sept 18 claiming defense evidence shows Dr Cronin murderers were paid English agents duped by Cronin who allegedly spied for Britain. Letters from Miss LeCaron describe British spies LeCaron Burlingham and Cronin plot to reveal papers, Cronin resisting, Burlingham disappearing, and upcoming testimony naming suspected agents.
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Cilcago
Cronin
Chicago
London
Miss LeCaron
Leters
LeCaron
Burlingham
Dr. Cronin
America
The
Evening Journal
J. J. Kirby
Clanna Gael
Patrick Cooney
the Fox
Monetary stringency fears revive amid strong Western trade
Dun's Weekly Review notes renewed concern over monetary pressure as exports surge and imports rise. Bond purchases, foreign exchange, and higher money rates reflect tightened liquidity despite robust Western and Southern trade. Interior cities show active or improving business. storms disturbed coastwise activity but overall week deemed satisfactory.
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New York
U K
R. G. Dun & Co
S Weekly Review of Trade
Milwaukee
Chicago
Storm Ravages Point Pleasant and Nearby Areas
Report from Lewes Delaware on September 16 describes Point Pleasant nearly wiped out as twenty nine cottages vanish and residents evacuate by boat. Milton and Slaughters Beach partly submerged with uncertain casualty figures. United Press tallies 43 deaths within eight miles, though actual numbers may double. Shipping damage within ten miles of the breach was once feared above five million dollars but now looks under two million.
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Point Pleasant
Lewes
Del
Milton
Slaughters Beach
United Press
Eric W. Tunnell
J. T. Bryan
Snow
Walker
Wallace
Towanda
Bob Younger Dies in Prison at 34
Stillwater Minnesota reports Bob Younger, the Missouri outlaw linked to the Northfield raid, died of consumption at 34 after thirteen years' imprisonment. He predicted a short final period, bade his brothers and sister farewell, and his remains may be sent to Jackson County, Missouri for interment. The Younger brothers maintained Bob had no role in other crimes.
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Stillwater
Minn
Bob Younger
Missouri
Sle
Jim
Cole
Jackson
Bob
Northfield
Diphtheria Death Toll Hits An Iowa Emigrant Family
In Boone Iowa on September 12 a disaster impacts the Zimbal family as ten children traveling toward Milwaukee by wagon on September 1 fall ill with diphtheria. Nine contract the disease in nine days. six die within six days after arrival, the outbreak traced to the road journey. The report lists several regional political notes and a railway bond vote in Milbank and Milbank Dakota.
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Iowa
Boone
John Zimbal
Milwaukee
Frances Willard Talked in South Dakota
Frances Willard addressed about 3000 people in Yankton on Sunday night before departing for Beloit Kansas. She announced that the next annual convention of South Dakota would be held at Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Willard
Yankton
Francis Willard
Beloit
Kan
South Dakota
Madison
Cranberries Nipped by Heavy Frost in Wisconsin
NECEDAH Wis Sept 18 A heavy frost hit the cranberry region last night. Growers report the crop is only half harvested and faces potential damage from the late season chill.
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Necedah
Wis
Courtroom crowded as Mrs. Hamilton case opens
In Mays Landing New Jersey on September 18 the courtroom filled with spectators awaiting the trial of Mrs. Robert Ray Hamilton indicted for an atrocious assault on her child's nurse Mary Donnelly. Jury selection proceeded quickly while Mrs. Hamilton sobbed and showed hopeful despondency. Dr. Crosby testified about the wound and Donnelly’s current danger status. Nurse Donnelly recounted the stabbing, prompting a court recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mays Landing
N. J
Robert Ray Hamilton
Mary Donnelly
Boiler explosion wrecks mills and houses in New Hamburg
A boiler at the Hamburg flouring mills exploded on September 16 in New Hamburg Ontario, totally wrecking the building and badly damaging several nearby houses. Proprietor J L Hamilton was severely injured as the village was shaken by the blast.
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New Hamburg
Ont
Hamburg
J. L. Hamilton
The Ives Trial Opens in New York Court
Henry Ives appeared early in court at 11 o clock as the prosecution set to finish the case tonight. Defense counsel Mr Brooke predicts the defense will require at least a week more, despite a late night session.
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New York
Ilenry
Ives
Brooke
Storm Bound Families Rescued at Hoboken Meadows
New York news reports Charles Kreisler, his wife, and two daughters rescued from a dwelling on Hoboken meadows. Confined to the second story for two days, without food for 36 hours as water rose three feet above the first floor. they were led out through windows. Also in New York, Sept. 17, grand jury indicts Mrs Swinton, Jos Mann, and Iva Samilton in the Hamilton conspiracies, with two indictments for grand larceny and conspiracy to be presented to general sessions court.
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New Yook
Charles Kreisler
Hoboken Meadows
Hamilton
New York
Grand Parceny
Intends Promotion Reveals Embezzlement by Clerk
In Saginaw Michigan on September 18 1900 railway superintendent Robert McLaughlin resigned effective September 30. C M Rice auditor and agent was favored as successor but confessed to a defalcation of eight thousand dollars admitting he needed the money and planned to return it later. He has a wife and one child and is not extravagant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Saginaw
Mish
Robert McLaughlin
Saginaw, Tuscola
Wnron Railway
C. M. Rice
Rice
Butchered by Women Murder Near Ringgold Ohio
A Malta Times Recorder report from Zanesville says Franco Amers, a farmer near Ringgold, was murdered Friday afternoon while working in a field. Two women, neighbors named Hampton, were seen fleeing. which woman committed the act is unknown. The long and bitter feud over poultry led to sharpened butcher knives and threats. Amers died from a hacked head wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Ohio
Times-Recorder
Malta
Franco Amers
Ringgold
Hampton
Amers
Stamptons
That Fatal Prize Fight
In St Louis on September 18 Ed Ahearn the surviving principal was held without bail to answer murder charges after the Daly’s saloon prize fight that killed young Thomas Jackson. Referee seconds and time keepers are held as accessories and abettors.
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St. Louis
Thomas Jackson
Daly's Saloon
Ed Ahearn
Indictment Expected in Mrs Hamilton Case
A New Jersey court reports the grand jury will likely indict Mrs. Hamilton for stabbing Mary Ann Donnelly, the child’s nurse. The expected trial of Mrs. Hamilton may begin Wednesday as authorities pursue the case amid a flurry of legal commentary.
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Hamilton
Mays Lanping
N. J
Frost Breathes Across Midwest Threatening Corn
The signal service report shows a frost last night across northern Kansas Missouri Illinois Indiana Wisconsin Nebraska and nearby. Associated Press notes corn remains out of frost danger though conditions are reported broadly chilly.
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Signal Service
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Associated Press
Cholera Outbreak Aboard Steamship Alberta Arrives at Quebec
Quebec Sept 15 The steamship Alberta arriving from Iloilo via Singapore landed quarantine passengers with a severe cholera attack. After fumigation the vessel was allowed to proceed to Montreal.
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Queebec
Alberta
Iloilo
Singapore
Quaritine
Montreal
Crispi Receives Injury From Roadside Glass
Prime Minister Crispi was struck in the eye by a stone thrown from the road while he rode by. The blow caused a painful but not serious injury. The assailant was arrested and declared lunatic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crispi
Remy
Postoffice openings and moves in direc tions
A postoffice has been established at Moc Lincoln county North Dakota. The Idlawild postoffice in Lincoln county Minnesota has been moved three quarters of a mile northwest from its present site.
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Wwashington
Moc
Lincoln County
North Dakota
Idlawild
Minnesota
Des Moines packing firms unite as Liverpool and Des Moines
Town items report the Windsor and Ellsworth packing houses merging into the Liverpool and Des Moines Packing Company to serve a Liverpool trade. In Waterloo the Billings coroner's jury testimony about papers found on the night of a tragedy is partially missing. Davenport Baseball Association disbands after a meeting addressing in‑club trouble and alleged pennant‑railing manipulation. players to be paid in full. Wahpeton Republican convention nominates for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Liverpool
Windsor
Ellsworth
Waterloo
Billings
Davenport
Davenport Base Ball Association
Republican county convention names for state senate and house
At Canton a Republican county convention nominated William M. Gappett for state senator and H. S. Fitch Ole Helvig and Henry Bradshaw for the house, with Judge A. Steiner as county judge. Delegates were instructed for P. J. McCumber. In Pierre contracts were let to complete a bell on the street railway, extending the line by three miles. Redfield headquarters opened for Redfield town, and a Sioux Falls public meeting drew delegations from Pierre Huron and Mitchell. In Huron an excursion train to Redfield failed to attract passengers. A Bain temperance meeting in Huron raised nearly 3600 for constitutional prohibition. In other notes, Brainerd organized Merchants and Manufacturers Bank of Stainerd with 25,000 capital. various burglaries reported in Morris and Pipestone. a missing child found after a day. coal heavers at Pioneer Fuel dock struck. Winona dedicated a new courthouse. St Paul hosted a Congregational association and grain inspector complaints. Minnesotan camp meeting in Austin. Senators Davis and Xellar involved in grain grading issues.
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Senate
Andrew Slotten
Assembly
R. J. Hankinson
A. O. Heglie
P. J. McCumber
Canton
William M. Gappett
H.S. Fitch
Ole Helvig
Henry Bradshaw
House
A.& Steiner
Pierre
Redfield
Lon
Coe
Crawford
Hoe
Yankton
Huron
Mitchell
Sioux Falls
Wenr
Bain
South Dakota
Duluth
Imperial Flouring Mill
Brainerd
G. N. Parker
St. Paul
J. J. Mowe
J. N. Nevers
Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Bank of Stainerd
Morris
L. E. Pease
Ke, Dye & Co
Pipestone
J. J. Simonson
Delano
Trenry Houseman
Pioneer Fuel
Minnesota State Congregational Association
Park Congregational Church
Becker and
Williams
Manitoba Road
Austin
Minnesota
Seventh Day Adventists
Xellar
Sauk Centre
Clausen
Grain Department
Minneapolis
Iil
Country Elevatora
Naval Constructors Investigate Texas Plan At Navy Yard
Norrook Virginia September 15 The board to study the battleship Texas reports for duty and begins work at the navy yard. They will not alter length or lines but will reduce coal carrying capacity and may lighten armament and machinery. Sweltering at noon at Houlax Mich frost observed morning first of season. Late corn needs warm weather. Atlanta killed three on a collision between a Central northbound passenger train and a freight train four miles from the city. engine fireman and brakeman among the dead.
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Norrook
Slughes
Taylor and Armistead
Texas
Navy Yard
HoLuaxo
Mich
Atlanta
Engin
Leo Missing Fears for Steam Yacht Nine People in Peril
The steam yacht Leo disappeared after leaving Cleveland harbor Sunday afternoon during a storm with heavy winds. Nine people were aboard and were feared lost after contact was lost near the Black River area. Telegrams from Lorain and nearby towns indicated high excitement as authorities searched Lake Erie ports for clues with no positive sightings by noon.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Leo
Black River
Western Union Company
Lorain
Lake Irie
The Wreck Was the Gaston Sailed from Norfolk for New York
The Gaston Y. Wubbard commanded by Captain Insley, loaded with pine wood, sailed September 4 from Norfolk for New York and has not been heard from since. A body believed to be Captain Insley was found on the beach with papers in his clothes.
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Gaston
Norfolk
Chincoteague
Garerett P. Wright
Gaston Y. Wubbard
Insley
New York
Carelessness Costs 12000 Dollars At 1 Grand Street
In New York on September 18 an open faucet in the building at 1 Grand Street caused damage to Lemairh & Co. clothing dealers occupying the lower floor for 10000 dollars and to Alley & Rosenburg dealers in ladies cloaks on the second floor for 3000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Grand Street
Lemaihr & Co
Alley & Rosenburg
North Dakota State Fair opening spectacle grows into grand event
Hon Gerald Pierce arrives from Bismarck and coordinates plans for the upcoming North Dakota fair. Exhibits will be larger than ever with a record number of entries in the speed programme. All exhibition space is filled as crowds anticipate a major regional gathering in Carrington.
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Gerald Pierce
Bismarck
North Dakota
R Carrington
Twenty-second
Heber MelHugh
C. J. Smith
Wells County
J. M. Pateh
Eddy County
London
Minneapolis
Northwestern
W. J. Hholmes
Sidle, Fletcher & Holmes Company
Yank J. Holmes
Washburn Mill Company
Waseca
Samuel Monthy
Minnessen ex Senator Charged with Wrecking Dakota Insurance Co
Dwight M Sabin faced a $150000 damages suit filed by George F Westover asserting misdeeds at the Insurance Company of Dakota. Westover, once president, says Sabin and new officers bought premium notes to wreck the Sioux Falls firm, leading to a receiver being appointed. In Waterloo, a 14 year old boy, John Harrig, was fatally injured by a shaft while near a creamery engine. skull fracture, multiple injuries, no hope of recovery.
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Minnessen
Dakota Insurance Company
ChicaGo
Dwight M. Sabin
George F. Westover
Sabin
Insurance Company of Dakota
Sioux Walls
Stockhellers
Westover
Waterloo
Iowa
John Harrig
Gilbertsville
Diversion of Missouri business urged to St Paul Kansas City road
General Manager Tigan of the St Paul and Kansas City road wrote to Interstate Railway Association Chairman Walker seeking to divert Missouri business to his line under the association agreement. Walker called a meeting of interested lines for September 24 to discuss the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Curiaco
Tigan
St. Paul and Kansas City
Walker
Interstate Railway Association
Cigarmakers in Session at Tammany Hall Convention
New York Sept 17 at Tammany Hall 135 delegates from across the United States and Canada gather for the Cigarmakers International Union thirteenth annual convention. The event runs for several days to address important union business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
New York
Tammany Hall
Cigarmakers International Union
Cana
Warner undecided on pension commissionership
Washington September 17 Maj Warner has not yet decided if he will accept the pension commissioner post. Private Secretary Walford will vote at Deer Park Tuesday and likely confer with the president about Warner’s decision.
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Warner
Washington
Maj. Warner
Pensions
Walford
Deer Park
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Capital Talk
American Beef In Transit
Othey Matters
Secret Service
Parnell
Dun’s Weekly Review
Missouri Outlaws
News of the
Northwest
Horace Boies
Judge Kinne
Toledo
J. J. Richardson
M. M. Ham
Dubuque
Boies
Milbank
Milbank, Egan and
Sioux City
Old Hutch
CuHicaco
PR. B. Hutchinson
Loxpon
Justice Hawkins
Edison
Berlin
Bern
Herr Sciemmis
Germany
Quebec
Wahpeton
Republican Legislative Convention
State
Isaac Friend
Friend Bros. Wholesale Clothing Company
Ile
Sullivan
Muldoon
John L. Sullivan
Boston
Brooklyn
Denver
Sztur- Gay
Cizermakers
Yolkr
H. A. Barnum
Commissionership of Pensions
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Territorial Farmers’ Alliance
Alliance
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