Death of Arbuckle Under Suspected Poison Robbery
Denver Democratic leader and businessman Frank J Arbuckle was found dying in a vacant lot after an apparent robbery. Detectives allege poisoning. several suspects including Stevens Menger and Butler were arrested, with autopsy noting head abrasion and stomach damage awaiting chemical analysis.
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New York
Frank J’. Arbuckle
Colorado Democratic Committee
Denver Land Office
Denver
Lo Aall Road
Nepre
Jose Stevens
Joseph Davidson
Frederick Menger
Arbuckle
Evenage Arbuelle
Luchow
Fourteenth Street
Tevinge
Stevens
Luchow S Saloon Ni Arbuckle
Ceaptain O'Brien
Davidson
Arbuckles
Menger
Ladows Siegoon
Marlen
A.witthauer
Witthaus
Indian allotment support grows in Chickasaw Choctaw nations
Agent Wisdom reports favorable election effects among Chickasaw and Choctaw in Indian Territory encouraging allotment. He predicts similar outcomes in Cherokee Nation if full-bloods can vote. The agent urges Congress to appoint a delegate to explain conditions and push remedial legislation. He criticizes past Congresses for Indian-country bias and self interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewastineros
Indian Territory
Friends of
Indian Bureau
Wisdom
Union Agency
Congress
Themelves
Benet
Platform Collapse At Macon Central Compress
A major wreck at the Central railroad compress in Macon Georgia killed none but caused severe injury as cranes removed fourteen workers. About 2000 bales of cotton and hundreds of tons of heavy timber collapsed in a single crash at 7 30 last night and rescue crews fear others may be buried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
CIA
Central Railroad
General Merritt Reports Peaceful Frontiers and Training Gains
Gen Merritt notes the department of Vissoary reports frontier regions peaceful with no ominous operations. Troops train in calisthenics and gymnastic drills and have made progress. He urges at posts with cavalry a riding hall built in the Leavenworth Riley design as a low cost, high benefit facility for winter use and officer welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wossttuivedax
Borts Riley
Leavenworth
Mimnent
Mrs. Jefferson Davis Headlines St Louis Confederacy Ball
The sixth annual Daughters of the Confederacy ball at the Merchants' Exchange drew a large crowd with Mrs. Jefferson Davis and Miss Winnie Davis as guests of honor. The hall featured national colors and gray drapings as they held a levee after seating. Attendees included St Louis society figures and guests from nearby cities.
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Society
St. Louis
What the Grange Wants State Commerce
The National Grange finished a ten day session in Washington on November 21. A detailed Transportation Committee report was adopted criticizing railroad charges and milling in transit practices. It urged amendments to interstate commerce regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Grange
Committee On Transportation
Seaboard
Shelby Visits Bryan During Hunt in Missouri
United States Marshal Jo Shelby who was in the Ozarks confiscating logs met with former candidate and senatorWilliam Jennings Bryan in Taney county. Bryan, Jones and others hunted. Bryan shot a fine doe with a single bullet. The party plans to leave the Taney county park Saturday.
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Springbirud
United States
Jo Shelby
Ozarks
W. J. Bryan
Taney County
Shelby
Bryan
Jones
Bryn
Taney County Park
Keane's Successor Named Rector of Catholic University
A Sun dispatch from Rome reports Rev. Dr. Thomas J. Conaty has been appointed rector of the Catholic University in Washington, succeeding Bishop John J. Keane who resigned September 29. Conaty, rector of Worcester Sacred Heart church and head of Plattsburg summer philosophy school, is praised for his intellect and leadership.
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Barriaone
Sun
Rome
Thomas J. Conaty
Catholic University At
Washington
John J. Keane
Conaty
Worcester
Mass
Sacred Heart Church
Plattsburg, N.Y
Ile
Navy report says most ships in good condition
Washington November 21 The report of Commander Melville chief engineer of the navy finds modern ships generally in good mechanical condition aside from minor overhauls while older vessels remain serviceable given their age
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Washington
Melville
Navy
President may back tariff and currency commission plan
Newark reports a cabinet discussed and Cleveland credited with backing a tariff and currency commission. Also, John Gentry sold for 19 900 at Madison Square Garden to banker Lewis Newksbury. In Kentucky a Chesapeake and Ohio train killed three people at First street crossing in Coxconp.
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Newark
Tariff and Currency Commission
Cleveland
New York
John K. Genstry
Madison Square Garden
Lewis J. ‘Ewksbury
Coxconp
Chesapeake & Ohio
A. L. Polbeck
Lulu
Lizzie Lind
Lind Hotel
Hinshaw Convicted of Wife Murder Appeals for New Trial
Indiana attorney general files exhaustive brief with the Supreme Court opposing Rev. William I. Hinshaw’s bid for a new trial after his life sentence for wife murder. The case centers on Hinshaw’s conviction and ongoing appeals.
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Minshaw
Vica
Indianapolis
India
Supreme Court
Triaal
William I. Hinshaw
Notable Gathering at New York Chamber Banquet
The 128th annual New York State Chamber of Commerce banquet at Delmonico's featured congratulatory speeches and praise for sound money. Letters from President Cleveland and Governor Morton were read, urging vigilance and financial reform. Notables present included Whitelaw Reid, Nelson Miles, Morton, Hawley, and Covington among others.
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New York
Chamber of Commerce
State of
Delmonicos
Joo Surest
Cleveland
Covernor Morton
Ward
Alexander I. Orr
Fruests of
Winche
David Rog Greer
Charles &. Smith
Samuel
Bibeaek Sethlow
Nelson A. Miles
Whitelaw Reed
John W. Griges
New Jersey
William I. Wilson
J. Sterling Morton
Joseph R. Hawley
Joseph H. Walker
W. Bourke Covkran
Y Henry Miben
Montgomery Sicard
Murat Halstead
Gang of Robbers Caught at Hanover Kan
Chief Lepinski traced Davenport Neb bank robbers to Hanover and arrested three. The Davenport bank was robbed of thousands. Officers found $500 in gold $40 silver gold watches jewelry scrip dynamite bombs and bank silverware with the banker’s name. Suspects carried $1300 in currency revolvers and four stilettos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tastines
Neb
Lepinski
Hanover
Kian
Davenport
Jepinski
Davenport Bank
Sovereign Re-Elected By Wrights of Labor Assembly
In Rochester New York on November 19 the Wrights of Labor general assembly elected officers. James R Sovereign was re-elected grand master workman without opposition. General worthy foreman went to Thomas R B McGuire of Amsterdam New York while Philip L Armon of Jersey City lost. J W Hayes of New Jersey was re-elected general secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
General Assembly
The
Wrights of Labor
James R. Sovereign
Worthy Foreman
Philip L. Armon
Jersey City
Thomas RB. McGuire
Amsterdam
N. Y
J. W. Hayes
New Jersey
No Rest for Republicans Amid Campaign Committee Plans
Washerox Nov. 19 Secretary Mercer of the Republican congressional campaign committee said there is practically no doubt the committee will continue active work during the next two years and probably until 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washerox
Mercer
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Morse Named Candidate for Western District U S Marshal
Kansas City Nov 19 E L Morse of Excelsior Springs announced as candidate for United States marshal for the Western district. John A Duncan Warmer's ally also seeks the post. If the contest narrows, it would pit Kerens against Warner, with Morse a potential challenger.
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Kansas City
E. L. Morse
Excelsior Springs
United States
John A. Duncan
Major Warmer
Morse
Kerens
Warner
Murder in Westeden sheds light on lone attacker
A brutal double murder at the Foley home near Pattee Shawl prompts investigators to track a lone assailant. The killer ransacked a dresser, stole cash from a foot of the bed, escaped on a horse, and a vigilante group forms amid calls for swift justice. Suspect Hoover once jailed for horse theft is sighted in the area.
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Lmnity
New Pa
William Botey
Sermoof
Westeden
Here
Pattee
James Morrow
Fannie
Hill breaks silence amid Chicago platform split
Senator Jill of New York says the Democratic party faces defeat on the Chicago platform and will stay silent. He rejects immediate reorganization on historical lines, arguing delay would ease rancor and allow tensions from recent conflicts to subside.
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Wastuxerox
Jill
New York
Chicago
Hill
Democratic Party
Bryan Accepts an Offer to Lecture Platform
William J Bryan will deliver his first address in Atlanta early in December after arranging a lecture tour through organizer W I McBee of Norfolk Virginia. The talks will be non partisan focusing on government and social topics with remuneration reportedly higher than the presidency salary if elected, under terms not public.
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Tancor
Neb
William J. Bryan
Atlanta
W. I. McBee
Norfok
Seabord
Bryan
United States
Foot Ball Game Off After Player Death
The Leavenworth and Atchison High schools football game scheduled for next Saturday is canceled due to objections by players' parents after the death of a youth from last Saturday's game at Lawrence. The Atchison high school team will play no more.
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Atchson, Kany
Leavenworth
Atchison
Lawrence
Atchison High School
Election returns and violent death reported in Chicago area
Official state tallies show MelXinley 606,577 and Bryan 462,753 while Tanner leads Ugeli 586,835 to 475,906. In Broommarox, a double death occurred as James Ware and Ella Hicketts were found on a viaduct with gunshot wounds, suspected homicide-suicide. Corbett signals willingness to accept high stakes boxing offer if negotiations extend to Friday.
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Cmicano
MelXinley
Aginst
Bryan
Tanner
Ugeli
Broommarox
James Ware
Ella Hicketts
Chicago and Alton Railroad
Manure methods and fruit bud growth in orchards
Agricultural note discusses best manure practices including rotted and green manure, surface vs under-surface application, and cautions against broadcast winter spreading. It also explains how fruit buds form in trees, the role of foliage, and the differences from shrubs like raspberries and grapes, urging careful study of tree growth.
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Noel River
A. M. Garland
Corn as Fuel Forecast Shifts Iowa and Chicago Markets
The piece cites Wallace's Farmer noting Iowa school directors buying corn for fuel, signaling corn at a low point. It argues corn could replace coal for heating in western rail towns, lowering freight and threatening granger railroad stock values if corn remains cheap.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Iowa
Wallace
Tewa
Granger
How fruit buds form on trees in early growth
A Missouri horticultural note explains that apple tree buds form at the axis above each leaf base and are nourished by the corresponding leaf. Bud size and vigor reflect the quality of leaves, which store starch and nutrients for end-of-season growth. poor foliage leads to deficient bud development in spring.
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Missouri Horticultural Society
Sap-sucker debate and bird impact on crops
A rural observer argues most small birds are beneficial by destroying injurious insects. The sap-sucking woodpecker earns the lone “dangerous” label as a report from Washington claims it punctures sap flow to lure prey. Fruit growers may retaliate with shotguns, leaving entomologists to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Mildew in Grapes Tied to Excess Moisture and Dew
Severe mildew on native grapes stems from foliage moisture and heavy dew. Covering vines to trap heat can prevent dew and mildew, while rot appears less in protected fruit. Some grape varieties are more mildew prone and should be avoided.
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Dorset
Whistling Trees and Dorset Sheep Notes
The piece describes the whistling tree of West Indian and Nubian regions whose wind-driven pods emit a moaning tone, and a related acacia species whose wind-tuned bladders produce flute like notes. It also covers Dorset ram horn quality and dairy failings, stressing symmetry in horns and care in butter production.
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West Indian Islands
Nubia
Soudan
Barbadoes
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