Rich Man Joins Majority and Leaves Money Behind
NEBRASKA DEMOCRATS Lincoln Aug 30 Nomination at state convention includes John Mcshane for governor Frank Folda for lieutenant governor John M Matterson for treasurer and W A Porter for auditor of public accounts. Washington Aug 30 annual pension report shows 452557 pensioners after 1252 added this year the largest increase. St Paul Aug 29 conference of farmers and labor delegates in session Ignatius Donnelly nominated for governor. Belfontaine Miss Aug 30 Pony Poe haunts a residence assaulting women then mob hangs him. Poe confesses and cites earlier assault in North Mississippi He led Webster county blacks and once ran for tax assessor.
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Lincoln
Neb
John Mcshane
Frank Folda
Colfax
John M. Matterson
Cass
W. A. Porter
Boone
Washington
Commissioner of Pensions
Bureau
St. Paul
State Conference of Farmers and Labor Organizations
Ignatius Donnelly
Poe
Mississippi
Webster County
Crocker will estate filed in probate court in San Francisco
The will of Charles Crocker second vice president of the Southern Pacific Railway was filed in probate court. Mary A Croker widow is executress and the estate valued at about 25.5 million dollars with real estate stocks notes and other items allocated between Croker family and daughter. The estate declares community property and the wife receives half plus two residences. The son George Crocker is left amounts advanced for business and other shares go to Charles and William Crocker while the remainder funds the daughter Mrs. H V Alexander of New York.
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San Francisco
Chas. Crocker
Southern Pacific Railway Company
Mary A. Croker
Sacramento
Geo. Crocker
Chas. l
Wm. H. Crocker
H. V. Alexander
New York
A Curious Disease Reported in Caldwell Ohio
In Caldwell Ohio on August 30 a mysterious illness emerged a month ago prompting local concern. The notice notes a curiously pale complexion and fever among residents, with doctors investigating possible infectious causes and seeking community observations.
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Caldwell
Ohio
Minnesota liquor license year shows gains and shifts
The Pioneer Press reviews Minnesota liquor license year noting 1 597 saloons now versus 2 806 at law start, reduced consumption in nearly all counties, closures of low groggeries, and improved police supervision. License cost averaged 300 dollars with total income 850 000 now 650 is average and income 1 000 000 remains.
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St. Paul
Pioneer Press
Minnesota
Telegraphic Markets—Live Stock Cattle and Sheep Totals
Live Stock Indicator reports Kansas City receipts at 5,700 with shipments 4,000. Good to choice corn fed cattle 5.00 to 5.50, common to medium 3.25 to 4.78, stockers 1.60 to 3.65, grass range steers 1.80 to 3.25, cows 1.25 to 2.75. Sheep receipts 600, muttons 3.50 to 4.00, other 1.50 to 3.00. Chicago receipts 14,000, market slow. Steers 3.80 to 5.00, stockers 2.00 to 3.30, Texas cattle 1.50 to 3.50, western ranges 3.75 to 4.75.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Texas
Western Rangers
Sheep Market Report and NY Money and Metals Summary
ummary of livestock market with prices for Texan and native sheep. New York money on call easy at 14 to 24. prime mercantile paper at 4 to 6 percent. New York metal market notes silver firm with slight rise, copper steady, lead at 4.52, tin at 21.00.
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Lake
Straits
President's Fishing Trip Delays Return to Washington
Word from Eagle Rock Virginia says the president will not return until Saturday. In Indianapolis a stock farm barn burned destroying eighteen horses including Brignoli Wilkes Ina valued at 6000, Mary C 5000, Vassar Girl and others.
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Washington
Eagle Rock
Virginia
Indianapolis
Spring Valley
Brignoli Wilkes
Ina
Mary C
Vassar Girl
Madam Hatewood
Baseball Comes Up Short in Santa Fe Battle with Albuquerque
A small but lively game saw Santa Fe fall behind early as Albuquerque took a 7 to 4 lead by the seventh. In the ninth, Santa Fe rallied with five runs led by Clark Ward Joanes Fowler and O Neill, but Albuquerque held on for a 7 to 9 finish. Lookiabaugh pitched well for Santa Fe. Mount James was harshly criticized for second base play amid a chaotic late inning.
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Albuquerque
Santa Fe
O'Neill
Mackey
Albuquerques
Ellsworth
Clark
Ward
Joanes
Fowler
Ecore Ig
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Colorado
Jean Trancois Stegaent
Vandewalle
Belgium
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Conn
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Miss
Pandora Store
J. W. Arnold
W. J. McMath
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Queensware and Glassware
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Hatter
Gent's Furnisher
San Francisco Street
Santa Fe, N. M
ED. Miller
Tesuque
New Mexico
Life - Insurance
OF New York
First National Bank
WM W. Griffin
Pedro Perea
R. J. Palen
Cashier
Second National Bank
L. Spiegelberg
W. G. Simmons
St. Michael's College
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Brotherr Botulph
F. Schnepple
Santa Fr, N. M
August Kirchner
Santa Fe, NM
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