Thurman likely to skip letter of acceptance
Reports from Columbus, Indianapolis and Newark detail political and social events on October 2. Judge Thurman may forgo a formal acceptance letter after his speech, while General Harrison greets Minnesota mining supporters and a Tower City ore sample tour. In Montclair, Mabel Vaughn elopes with Henry Tup ton, taking $50,000.
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Ohio
Thurman
Ile
Indianapolis
Harrison
Minnesota
Tower City
Newark
N. J
Mabel Vaughn
New York
Mont Clair
Henry Tupton
Miss Vaughn
Tupton
Steel Cars for Rail Use to be Built of Sheet Steel
Washington Oct. 2 reports a company organized with ample capital to manufacture railway cars entirely of sheet steel under patent by C. W. M. Smith of San Francisco. The firm seeks land near Chicago for production and claims the cars are indestructible non combustible and as cheap as wooden coaches.
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Washington
C. W. M. Smith
San Francisco
Chicago
Woden
Slayings by a 13-year-old in Chicago
Chicago dispatch reports Minnie Kratzenberg, 13, arrested for poisoning her mother, sister, and two brothers. The mother, a widow, is near death. Neighbor Mrs Snyder is also under arrest as an accessory. Police say Minnie, angry at her family, lived with Mrs Snyder who allegedly instigated the crime.
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Chicago
Minnie Kratzenberg
Connecticut town elections show Republican gains in South Norfolk
Connecticut reports from Hartford indicate town elections yielded a Republican mayor in South Norfolk, while Meriden's Democratic majority shrank from 500 to 80. Hartford retained a Tory balance with two Republican and three Democratic selectmen.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Norfolk
Meriden
Supreme Court rules Reese must transfer key patents
In Pittsburg October Justice Greene dismissed Jacob Reese's appeal in favor of Bessemer Steel Company. The court ordered Reese to assign all patents involved in their steel manufacturing process, with Bessemer paying Reese 31000. Reese warned the ruling deprives him of twenty to thirty patents valued at about 5000000.
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S. Martyr
Pittsburg
State Supreme Court
Greene
Jacob Reese
Bessemer Steel Company
Reese
South
Bessemer Company
Supreme Court
Rowe Andrews Nuptials Reported in San Marcial
Miss May Andrews and M. J. Rowe Andrews are noted in a San Marcial wedding notice dated October 2, detailing a matrimonial ceremony officiated by local authorities. The fragment confirms a marriage event involving the Andrews family and a Mr Rowe Andrews.
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Rowe Andrews
San Marcial
May ’Andrews
7. M
Wedding of Rowe Couple Held at Bride’s Sister Home
The Rowes were married at the bride’s sister Mrs Myers residence at 4 PM on Saturday with Rev N L Caughlin officiating. The ceremony was intimate with only immediate relatives. The couple received many gifts and left that evening for St Louis and the East on a month long honeymoon. They will return to be at home in this city afterward.
Viceroy of Canton seeks Chinese kerosene ban
Chang Chitung, viceroy of Canton, asks the emperor to stop importing American kerosene, calling it a grave menace to China. He cites fires, a steamer disaster, and losses valued at billions, arguing kerosene harms native industry and welfare and urging a ban under the 1881 treaty framework.
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New York
China
Chang Chitung
Canton
Swatow
Lse
America
Telegraphic Markets Summary From Kansas City and Chicago Cattle Rates
Live Stock Indicator reports Kansas City receipts 7,000 cattle and 4,000 shipments with strong demand for best dressed beef and shipping steers while grass range cattle weaken. Texas cows steady to slightly lower and stockers steady. sheep receipts 2,900 with good grades strong. Chicago cattle receipts 10,000 with steady market. beef prices range 6.30 to 6.60, stockers 2.00 to 3.10, Texas and Indian cattle 1.55 to 2.90. sheep receipts 10,000 with natives 3.75 to 4.00 and western shorn 3.25 to 4.60. New York copper at 17.60, bar silver 9.54, lead 5.17 3/4, tin at 23.40. Money on call easy at 2 percent. Prime mercantile paper 4 3/4 to 7 1/4.
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Kansas City
Texas
Chicago
Western Rangers
Western
Irrigation Movement Aims to Make New Mexico Blossom
A U S Geological Survey report outlines a plan to study irrigation in the arid West. The document details methods for mapping lands suitable for irrigation, reservoir siting, and water distribution, plus required data on evaporation, seepage, salts, and crop yields to guide future public works.
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Department OF the Interior
U. S. Grotocioal Survey
WashiNgton, D. C
United States Senate
Anson G. McCook
Senate
Secretary of the Interior
Senate OF
Geological Survey
United States
Congress
Department OF ‘the Interior
United States Geological Survey
WiLlliam F.vilas
Oregon
Washington
Europe
Asia
Africa
America
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Santa Fe, N. M
Second National Bank
First National Bank
Santa FE
WM W. Griffin
Pedro Perea
R. J. Palen
Cashier
W. G. Simmons
L. Spiegelberg
St. Michael's College
Brothers of the Christian Schools
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F. Schnepple
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Denver
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