Minnesota Farmers Deny Wheat Hold Circulars
Ignatius Tonnelly of the Minnesota Farmers' Alliance denounces wheat hold circulars as not sanctioned by the state alliance. He credits Reform Press opposition and notes distribution through local alliances while alleging Pillsbury and The State behind the effort. The North Dakota and South Dakota alliances are aiding distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. Patt
Minn
Farmers Alliance of
Minnesota
St Paul
Ignatius Tonnelly
Gianesota State Permers’ Alliance
Reformress Association
Washington
Minnesott Alliance
Otce
Minnesota Alliance
Donnell
Llothhnave
Reform Press Association
Ayer
Washiopton
Minneapolis
Northwest
Charles A. Pillsbury
Pillsbury
Duluth
Great Northern
George M. Muller
Sta den
Capuals
Donnelly
North Dakota Alliance
MeInnis
South Dakota
Burglar Shot by Mine Camp Residents in Michigan
In Miohigan on September 6 a rough stranger intruded at midnight. Captain McEneroe and son Will Meeheroe fired after he refused to identify himself. Oscar Josseth, a Finnish worker, died from gunshot wounds. Annie Tokaleskakta confessed to being his lover amid a late night intrigue.
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Sita
Manguutre
Mich
John Meeheroe
Will
McEneroe
Oscar Jossela
Lake Superior
Annie Tokaleskakta
dJosseth
Flood Devastation In Joledo Province Claims Thousands
Official advices from Joledo report about 2,000 deaths and extensive damage as the province lies cut off. Communications are down and aid is hard to send while a derailment near Castiviege injures several and kills a passenger. In Washington, Shepard White, a former society figure, is returned for trial after fleeing bail.
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Manin
Joledo
Castiviege Feeeghe
Michigan conference censures bishop over reign of silence
In Michigans bishops session Bishop Newman faced a sharp challenge from A J Aldred who proposed a resolution condemning the reign of silence rule restricting communications about year-end appointments. The vote ended 104 to 6 in favor of the bishop with about a hundred pastors abstaining. appointments followed, including John W Arny returning to Sarana c.
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Rodiet
Guann Ravins
Mich
Michigan
Newman
A J Eldred
John W Arny
Saranac
Balmaceda Escapes to Sea Hidden on US Flagship
Balma ceda, the deposed president of Chile, escaped pursuit by re hiding in Valparaiso and boarding the US Navy ship San Francisco, disguised as a drunken sailor. He was smuggled aboard under Admiral Brown's arrangement and is expected to be landed at Callao.
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Valparaiso
Balmaceda
Admiral Brown
San Francisco
United States
Callao
Malmaceda
I T
Jie
Hughes Ex-Postmaster Hughes Found Near Lake Calumet
E A Hughes former Woodlawn ex postmaster has been located after leaving home with 125 dollars. A post office inspector arrived to review accounts. Relatives in Wisconsin reported he was in Stacine. His father noted spells of mental aberration since a hand injury. No evidence of shortage beyond 124 dollars.
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Hughes
Riarly
Lake Calumet
Stughes
Blaine Family Plans Harbor Departure for Augusta Visit
Secretary Blaine and his family likely depart Harbor on Saturday September 19 for Augusta, where they expect to stay about a month. The note indicates travel plans centered on a期.
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Ban Vannon
Blaine
Harbor
Augusta
Murder of Officer Grant by Curtis in San Francisco
A sensational early morning shooting in San Francisco left Police Officer Alexander Grant dead. Curtis, a Hebrew dialect actor, was drunk after a theater outing and resisted arrest near the police station. He drew a self cocking revolver, fired at Grant, and killed him instantly amid a crowd.
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San Francisco
Caj
Alexander Uirant
Curtis
Lhernhardt
Grant
Grants Head
Britain May Use Force Over Chinese Riots
San Francisco reports from Sept 14 that the British steamer China arrives from Hong Kong and Yokohama with August 30 China advices. Sir Joan Wolsom protests China's dilatory riot handling, asks three questions about edict dispatch, Wuhu magistrate punishment, and delayed punishment at Wusueh. Lord Salisbury adds a demand to open Hankou trade with threat of foreign action if China cannot control anti foreign sentiment.
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San Francisco
China
Hong Kong
Yokohama
Iatter
Joan Wolsom
Wuhu
Wusueh
Ming Chang
Chang
Lord Salisbury
Returned After Nine Years
Marnrivevinde Ind Sept 19 WW I Whitaker left his young wife nine years ago for business here and vanished. She waited, filed no divorce, never remarried. On Monday he returned suddenly, explanations followed, and last night Whitaker claimed to be largely interested in a Colorado mine.
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Marnrivevinde Ind
WW. I. Whitaker
Whitaker
Colorado
Platt County Grand Jury Indicts Rev Henry Howell
The grand jury accuses Rev Henry Howell on three counts including bigamy adultery and fornication tied to bringing Southern belle Alice Mann from Florida to live as mistress in LaPlace while his wife resided there. His sons had him arrested and bound over to court. Mrs Howell seeks a divorce. Trials expected to be sensational given the parties involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freacher
Platt County Grand Jury
Henry Howell
Alice Mann
Florida
LaPlace
No More Prize-Fights in Tennessee Passed
The Tennessee lower house passed on third reading the anti prize fighting bill after a heated debate. A Senate compromise replaced the House bill, making prize fighting a high misdemeanor. Senator Stroud’s convict whipping bill was killed. A reapportionment bill was introduced and passed first reading in both houses.
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Tennessee
Nastvi
Tenn
General Assembly
Senate
House
Stroud
Thas Senate
Agenda to Rename Cronstadt Street in Honor of Admiral Gervais
The Novoe Vremyn reports the city of Cronstadt will rename the street known as Gospodskala 18 to Admiral Gervais in honor of the recent Vrench squadron visit. The change memorializes the admiral in this notable urban naming tribute.
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Gervais Sr
Petensinna
Novoe Vremyn
Cronstadt
Gospodskala
Gervais
Vrench
Gambling crackdown leads to eight arrests in city
On Sept 14 the city marshal raided the safe grounds arresting eight individuals caught running gambling games. All pleaded guilty and were fined 213.50 each.
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Grancers, Iluminaroy, Inc
Whisky Smuggling Arrests At Princeton Fair Grounds
William Bledgen and Thomas Robinson, both of Indianapolis, were arrested at the Princeton fair grounds for selling liquor without a license. The liquor, shipped in sugar barrels from Aurora, was smuggled into the grounds.
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Princeton
Ind
William Bledgen
Thomas Robinson
Indianapolis
Aurora
McAuliffe Gibbons Mill Fight Halted by Police at Hoboken
Police stopped the McAuliffe Gibbons mill in Hoboken after the fifth round as a crowd of 3,200 watched. McAuliffe weighed 135 pounds, Gibbons 130 1/2, with tensions rising from a bruising exchange and a reopened cut. Captain Hayes and about a dozen officers intervened to end the bout.
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New Yerk
Hoboken
McAuliffe
Gibbons
Hayes
Jeru Dunn
Ife
Hbbons
McAulliffe
Jaukc
McAliffe
Mayes
Kile
Big Wheat Receipts Spark Optimistic Trade Review
New York dispatch notes Dun and Co weekly review showing improving trade conditions across major cities. Boston and Philadelphia report rising business. Buffalo, Cincinnati, and Cleveland see stronger activity. wheat receipts at Chicago soar fivefold vs last year, total receipts for the week around 5.8 million bushels in four days, with prices dipping briefly to under one dollar per bushel in New York.
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Bustelan
Duns Weekly
New York
Dun & Co
Boston
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Chicago
A Burglar's Nerve In Worcester After Wounds
A wounded robber in Worcester Massachusetts is found by police with money and jewels from Providence robberies. He refuses to identify himself. He had burglarized Hartford Connecticut and fled toward Springfield and Worcester before collapsing. Doctors say his two fatal wounds show extraordinary nerve.
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Worcester
Mass
Main Street
Providence
Krishie
Hartford
Conn
Krisbie
Springfield
Pastor Vindicated After Altonosa Iowa City Drunk Incident
Dr C N Strickland pastor of the First Baptist church of Sioux City was vindicated by his congregation after an incident near Des Moines. He claimed he drank only bitters before being detained by Altoona officials who released him after determining he was intoxicated. He alleged a robbery of 87 cents and insisted he was drugged.
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Sioux City
Towa
C. N. Strickland
First Baptist Church
Iowa City
Altoona
Des Moines
Hostetter
Kansas farm mortgage releases rise across counties
PayJaxg OFF Kansans Mortenuca: in fifty four counties of Eastern and Central Kansas mortgage indebtedness declines with four months to Sept. 1261 showing 2 percent more mortgages released than recorded. Total mortgages recorded amount to 4,683,805 with releases at 370,270. Estimated gain in seventy four eastern counties is 57,000,000.
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Kansans Mortenuca
Toreka
Kan
Kansas
Bookmaker Over $2000 Missing From Poolrooms Arrested
Georgy M. Allen, bookmaker for Joseph B. McDonald, livery stable keeper, New Slaven Conn, Sept 14, is short in his accounts by an estimated $2000 to $3000. Money spent in local poolrooms on race play. Allen’s speculations extend over a year. He is under arrest.
Miss Vera Ava Found in Cincinnati Detention
Miss Vera Ava, seen disappearing from Chicago, is held in Cincinnati House of Detention. She claims to be from London and to plan homes for homeless children, but recounts an abrupt, vague journey ending with chloroform. A New York observer links her to Ann De Bar, a noted spiritualist, with histories of warrantless property gains and sensational expeditions.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Vera Ava
Chicago
Cincinnati House of Detention
Iris
London
England
Ninth and Elm Streets
St. Nicholaus
St. Nicholas
the Burnet
Gibson House
Ava
Feehan
Jesuit College Church
Twelfth Street
Holton
West
Monroe Street
Tom
Walton
Archbishop Feehan
Edwin Kelly
Kelley
Iere
Deitsch
Cronin
Dias
Caicace
Ann
Della Diss de Bar
New York
Lieut. Shea
Ann O'Delia
Boston
Ritchie
Cottage Grove Avenue
Apt. Lloyd
Chicago Medical College
Wlady. Dougherty
Capt. Lloyds
Hiis
Indy
Miss DeBar
Diss DeBar
Marsh
Cardinal Rubbons
Milwaukee
Miss Ava
Erie and Western Strikers Defeated in Ohio Rail Strike
In Lima Ohio on September 14 the Lake Erie and Western Railroad strike ended. Trains run today under police protection with no further trouble expected. Warrants issued for several strikers accused of interfering with the mails. Readers note incomplete sentence remaining in source.
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Erie & Western
Lima
Ohio
Lake Erie & Western Railroad
Bank Robbery Foiled by Bravery at Effingham Bank
Sept. 14. In Effingham two desperadoes entered the First National Bank at noon and demanded cash from Cashier Joseph Partridge. He retreated to the safe and called for help as a chase began. The robbers, William McGuire and N. O'Nea, were surrounded and surrendered after about a hundred onlookers pursued. About $200 was recovered from a coat pocket.
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First National Bank
Effinghhpan
Kil
Errinaiam
Younper Brothers
Joseph Partridge
William McGuire
N. O'Nea
Condition of Iowa Crops One-Third Matured for Harvest
The Iowa weather and crop service reports a third of the corn is mature enough to cut and shock and fairly safe from frost. Warm days could push two thirds beyond danger while the remaining third needs September and part of October. No more than about 70 percent of the crop may remain sound. Potatoes yield heavily. fall plowing and seeding underway.
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Des Moinxes
Iowa
Iowa Weather and Crop Service
Keystone Bank Investigation urged by Philadelphia citizens
Acting Secretary Spaulding has received a Philadelphia Citizens' committee letter asking Secretary Foster to use power to fund the government experts Faunce and Brown for continued Keystone bank investigation. The Treasury may not guarantee refunds, but may propose a special appropriation for reimbursement.
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Keystone Bank
Wasinotos
Spaulding
Citizens’ Committee of
City of
Congress
France anxious for peace in European war question
Mr Floquet of Paris discusses the European war issue saying France desires peace not war. He notes the horror of a general conflict and distrusts Emperor William’s erratic actions. France seeks self protection and friendly ties with Russia, while the French masses abhor resort to arms.
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Floquet
Parlin Taikse
France
Russia
Earthquake toll rises to hundreds in San Salvador
Wake In San Salvador reports the September quake's death toll now anticipated to run into the hundreds. In the city forty killed and nearby towns suffer widespread losses as walls collapse killing seven inmates in the jail. Property destruction is extensive.
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San Salvador
Indicted for Guiling the Grangers in Cantro Uron
Indicted by a grand jury for obtaining money under false pretenses Henry Anderson, who bought several farms near Cantro Uron Indiana, allegedly secured advances from farmers while a $100000 bond package to the United States Bond company in Washington could not be found. The bond package remains with the United States express company. Anderson offered no details about his residence or occupation.
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Grangers
Cantro Uron
Ind
Ilenry Anderson
United States Bond Company
Washington
Grand
United States Express’ Company
Anderson
Shortage Found in Allegheny Market Clerk Books
Pittanuran Sept 14 The sub auditing committee of Allegheny council reported a shortage of 42047 on the accounts of market clerk David Iustings. The loose handling of finances, shown in the Hastings investigation, prompted audits of other officials.
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Pittanuran
Allegheny Council
David Iustings
Allegheny
Hastings
Fire Hits Salvage Stands Near Canaries
A blaze at a salvage group of stands near the Canaries caused about £200,000 in damage. Authorities reported the fire affected the structure and prompted evacuation of nearby facilities. No injuries were confirmed as fire crews contained the scene.
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Lonpox
Canaries
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