Noted Judge Carlton Dies at 76 in Indiana
Brief notices report Judge Ambrose B. Carlton’s death at Terre Haute Indiana aged 76. He served as United States commissioner for Utah for eight years under President Arthur and his passing draws tributes from legal circles.
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Ambrose B. Carlton
Terre Haute
Ind
United States
Utah
Arthur
Robert Bagnell
First Methodist
Sioux City
Metropolitan Temple
New York
Puget Sound
England
Russia
Julius van Steen
Pfister & Vovel Tannery
Milwaukee
Rome
Cleveland
Ohio
Northwestern Military Academy
Chicago
Moline
Ill
Andrew Carnegie
Solace
Stock Yards Company
Honolulu
Fort Thomas
Denver & Northwestern Railroad Company
Denver
Boulder
Hope Getting Higher as President Battles for Life
Buffalo dispatch reports that on a peaceful Sabbath the president’s condition improved with no signs of peritonitis. Doctors, including Dr. Charles McBurney, observe no unfavorable symptoms and issue hopeful bulletins as the lead bullet wound remains in place.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Delaware Avenue
Charles McBurney
New York
Exposition City
Milburn House
President’s condition unchanged after early bulletin
Milburn House Buffalo reports no new bulletin from the president’s physicians and none expected before 3 o'clock. The president’s condition remains unchanged.
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Milburn House
Buffalo
First Nourishment Given To President Today
Buffalo dispatch reports that at noon today the president received nourishment for the first time. The liquid is administered hypodermically to prevent stomach wall irritation.
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Buffalo
Berlin press questions Basel negotiations from German view
London dispatch notes surprise that Basel talks are not covered by German sources and that information relies on Chinese reports. The German minister in Pekin claims the delay resulted from the protocol not being signed.
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London
Berlin
Rimes
Basel
Pekin
Assassin Tells Mis Story Shooting the President
Leon Czolgosz describes his life from Detroit to Cleveland Chicago and Buffalo and says Emma Goldman inspired him to kill President McKinley. He details his growing radicalism his attempts to approach the president at the Pan-American Exposition and the moment he fired twice before being overwhelmed by the crowd.
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Buffalo
Leon Czolgosz
Detroit
Cleveland
West
Chicago
Newburg Wire Mills
Emma Goldman
Miss Goldman
McKinley
Broadway
John Nowak
Nowak
Exposition Grounds
Temple of Music
Brigands abduct an American missionary and companion
Brigands have seized an American missionary and her female companion in the District of Djumabala, Vilayet of Salonika, amid increasing insecurity in the region. The incident prompted efforts by local authorities to locate the pair and restore order.
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Djumabala
Vilayet
Salonika
Congressman Perre Calls Treason for Assassination Attempt
Cumberland Md September 9 Congressman George A Perre of Maryland said in discussing the attempted assassination of President McKinley that in the next Congress he will offer a bill amending the constitution to make even an unsuccessful attempt on a president's life treason with a death penalty. He called the man who strikes at the nation's head a public enemy.
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Moses Harvey
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
Gt. Johns
N. F
Mississippi River
Prairie du Chien
Wis
William Burns
George D. S. Stanley
Society of the Army of the Cumberland
Louisville
Perryville
National Watchman Publishing Company
Washington, D. C
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
National Watchman
Silver Knight Watchman
National City Bank
New York
Grover Cleveland
Carnegie Institute
Chicago Tribune
Stickney
Chicago Great Western
Omaha
Sioux City
Vravkon
Cumberland, Md
McKinley
George A. Perre
Maryland
United States
Nebraska forestry talk lauds state tree culture efforts
George L. Clothier of the forestry bureau praised Nebraska as a tree growing state and praised pioneer efforts. He warned against haste for quick returns, urged suitable long lived species, and described trees fit for the sand hills and river bottom areas. He outlined planting hedges windbreaks and groves across counties.
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Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska Park and Forestry Association
George L. Clothier
Forestry Bureau
Washington, D. C
Nebraska
South Platte
100Th Meridian
Missouri River
Weather wrap reports mixed rain across Nebraska
Lincoln reports from G A Loveland of the Nebraska weather service show warm conditions with gritty showers in eastern counties and heavy rains in western areas. Daily mean temperatures ran 5 to 7 degrees above normal, central and eastern counties had light showers, western counties saw heavy rain, corn suffers from dry weather while fodder crops progress, fall plowing is slow but improving where rains came, and winter wheat acreage is expected to be large.
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Lincoln
G. A. Loveland
Nebraska
Government Weather and Crop Service
Walk brothers face murder charge after Omaha attack
John and William Walk, two Omaha Indian brothers from Omaha agency near Pender Nebraska, allegedly assaulted Little Deer with a nails tipped willow club inflicting severe injuries. Dr may declare prognosis fatal. suspects jailed by Sheriff Daley after intoxicated trip from Whiting Iowa.
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Pender
Neb
John
William Walk
Little Deer
Omaha Agency
Whiting
Iowa
Daley
Broken Bow Bank Closes Under State Action
The Farmers' bank of Custer county closed its doors on orders from the state banking board secretary. In Broken Bow the incident does not affect other banks and the Broken Bow State bank reports deposits increased. Depositors are expected to recover their funds.
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Broken Bow
Neb
Farmers’ Bank
Custer County
E. Rouse
State Banking Board
C. E. Ford
Great Crop of Hay in Cherry County
Merriman Nebraska September 9 More than one fourth more hay stored this season in western Cherry county with outfits reporting 500 to 1000 tons and one outfit at 3000 tons. Dry hot weather in six weeks yields best hay quality.
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Merriman
Neb
Cherry County
Despondent man hanged himself in Blair area barn
Coroner FE. C. Pierce was called to Admah twenty miles north of Blair to view the body of Lars Jourgenson 64 who died by hanging himself from a barn rafter Despondency over business matters led to the act He was an old settler in the county.
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Blair, Neb
FE. C. Pierce
Admah
Blair
Lars Jourgenson
Prohibitionists of Nebraska Nominate Court and Regents
Lincoln September 7 Prohibitionists met in the state convention and nominated W. Bert Clark for supreme court judge with Ashland ties. Regents named were Mrs. S. M. Walker of Lincoln and A. M. Dilworth from Johnson County. Clark is an attorney and Saunders County native. Walker leads the state WCTU. Dilworth is a southeastern Nebraska temperance leader.
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Lincoln
Prohibitionists of
Nebraska
Supreme Court
University of Nebraska
W. Bert Clark
Ashland
S. M. Walker
A. M. Dilworth
Johnson County
Clark
Saunders County
Storm Worse Than Reported Rips Nebrain Ranch
Storm reports from Benkelman Nebraska say the tornado was worse than first reported. Farm houses were wrecked and crops damaged at the J. B. Reynolds ranch where threshers sought shelter in stables. every building on the place was torn apart and four men were injured.
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Benkelman
Neb
J. B. Reynolds Ranch
State Baya Otoe County Bonds Purchase
Lincoln Sept. 7 State Treasurer Stuefer bought 44000 of Otoe county refunding bonds for the permanent school fund. They will yield 4.4 percent revenue. He delayed purchase for an attorney general opinion on legality after the issue was made under a United States circuit court judgment.
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Otoe County
Lincoln
Stuefer
United States Circuit Court
Sugar Beet Campaign Opens in Fremont Nebraska
Sugar beet campaign begins in Fremont with growers and factory pleased by crop. Tonnage expected to be low but sugar content reported unusually high at 15 to 19 percent.
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Campaten
Fremont
Neb
Fatal Lamp Explosion Kills Woman in Fairfield
Mrs Henry Hall died and her daughter Mrs Rose Preston and a 2 year old child of Jacob Morris sustained severe burns after a gasoline lamp exploded at the Unique restaurant in Fairfield Nebraska. Recovery for all injured appears doubtful.
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Fairfield
Neb
Henry Hall
Rose Preston
Jacob Morris
Attorney General Knox reacts to McKinley shooting
In Pittsburg on September 7 Attorney General Knox expressed shock at the assassination of President McKinley. He said he cannot imagine how any living creature could harbor such a thought and that he is too stunned to speak further.
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Pittsburg
McKinley
Knox Sai
State board approves estimates for the state institutions
The Nebraska state board of purchase and supplies met and approved the expense estimates for the various state institutions for the coming year. The total amount is not yet fixed.
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Lincoln
State Board of Purchase and Supplies
Retail Grocers Organize in Nebraska City
Nebraska City grocers form a city organization and plan to travel to Omaha on September 19 to join the state body when it is formed there.
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Nebraska City
Neb
Omaha
Farmer Nets 62 Dollars From Two Hogs At Wymore Market
Wymore Nebraska September 7 Charlie Lister a farmer six miles east in Island Grove township brought two hogs to market that netted him 62.10 dollars The hogs were one year old in July and weighed 1035 pounds
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Wogs Ring Hightrices
Wymore, Neb
Charlie Lister
Island Grove Township
Governor orders transfer for bigamy suspect
Misdeeds report from Lincoln says Governor Savage authorizes returning Eldrege Gerry from Nebraska City to Leavenworth Iran to face bigamy charges.
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Lincoln
Neb
Savage
Eldrege Gerry
Nebraska City
Leavenworth
Iran
Snake Sleeps in Girl`s Lap
Helen Garland eight vanished from home on an island near Plattsmouth Nebraska. After hours of search she was found asleep in a hollow log with a large snake curled in her lap. Rescuers killed ten snakes guarding the log.
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Plattsmouth
Neb
Helen
Sam Garland
Schmidt, Champion Rifle Shot at Mount Clemens
Private Schmidt of Company D, Fourteenth United States Infantry, scored at 600 yards on a dummy target at the rifle range near Mount Clemens Michigan. He hit 19 of 20 shots, each would have caused instant death, the twentieth would have been serious or fatal. The feat is described as unparalled in U S Army rifle shooting records.
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Schmidt
Fourteenth
United State Infantry
Mount Clemens
Mich
United State Arm
New Ocean Flyer Kronprinz Wilhelm Sets Maiden Run
The Kronprinz Wilhelm, an ocean greyhound of the North German Lloyd line, will depart Bremen on September 17 for New York. Bets fly on arrival date, with a target of September 24 set by the company and wagers predicting an earlier arrival. The ship, sister to the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse, is longer and faster, aiming to beat the Hamburg American record across the Eastern seas.
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New York
Lloyd
Hne
Bremen
Lloyd Company
Perpetual Youth Idea From Fatigue Poison Theory
Professor Gautier of the Institut de France proposes fatigue is a ptomaine-like poison. He claims fatigue bacteria can be neutralized with disinfectants, potentially allowing humans to avoid weakening or aging. The theory frames fatigue as a reversible toxic condition rather than a natural limit.
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Gautier
Institut de France
Dropsy Cure Report Prompts Praise for Dodd's Kidney Pills
Mrs. J. B. Flanigan of Sumpter Newfoundland suffered dropsy for fifteen years and could not wear shoes. After six boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills, five used, she was cured and restored to health, praised by her husband Mr. Flanigan and Mr. Dale of Carmi for recommending the remedy.
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Sumpter
J. B. Flanigan
Flanigan
J. J. Dale
Carmi
Dale
Greatest Codfish Catch in Pacific Waters
The barkentine Fremont, headed for San Francisco, is credited with the largest codfish haul in Pacific waters. It arrived last week with 177000 cod stored aboard, most of which were caught in Bering Sea.
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Pacific
Fremont
San Francisco
Bering Sea
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