Freudenfeld’s Proposal Denounced in State Bond Case
The case pits Freudenfeld against creditors and the state as he assigns property to cover losses from lands and bank claims. Attorneys say only court processes can dispose of offered property, with Freudenfeld owing about 8,800 to the state and 6,600 to others, totaling 15,400. His 9,000 outside assets would leave a shortfall of 6,400, likely under half of his bank claim, making assurances of full payment implausible. Public distrust grows as officials warn against misrepresentation and urge plain truth.
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Freudenfeld
Ward
Burtt
Crawford
No Carpetbaggers Mitchell Republican in Oklahoma remarks
Senator Pettigrew blocked confirmations of several land officers in Oklahoma citing nonresidency. The piece argues that the policy of importing federal officials died with the Harrison era.
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Mitchell
Pettigrew
Oklahoma
Harrison
A Few Gladstones Wanted in United States Congress
A quotation from Gladstone recent speech cited in the silver debate. It argues free coinage in England would aid debtors in America by doubling the money they can use to pay, allowing payment of only half value. The piece laments the need for Gladstones in Congress to protect American interests.
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Gladstone
England
America
United States Congress
St Nicholas for September reads varied fiction and sketches
The September issue features A Night Encounter by Professor Roberto with a canoeing hunt, Barros by Charles Morton about a stubborn West donkey, Tom Trawley Start in Life by W. J. Henderson, Through a Snowdrift by William A. McClean expanding real facts, and an extract From Hakluyt Voyages.
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St. Nicholas
Roberto
Barros
Charles
William A. McClean
Hakluyt
Wheat Market Sees Expected Rise Ahead Says Clapp & Co
The Wheet Market and Clapp & Co of New York predict a price uptick for wheat due to global demand, shifting money markets, and seasonal patterns. They note European demand may consume surplus before harvests, and that spring wheat outputs look small while markets have endured low prices for weeks.
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Clapp & Co
New York
England
India
Australia
United States
Europe
Aone
Fifteen Die After Rail Collision In New York Harbor
A collision between the Rockaway Beach and Manhattan Beach trains near the Harlem River kills fifteen and injures many more. Rescuers, doctors, and crews rush to the scene as wrecked cars burn and tracks are cleared. victims include Maggie Del and Bertha Welstein among others. The disaster unfolds with an appalling scene of wreckage and massed casualties.
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B Seld
Spirit of the Times
Oscar Dietzel
New York
von Maggie del
Bertha Wel Stein
Sidney Weinstein
James J. Hylands
Richard Newma
Stein
Joseph M. Thela H
George Flg
Long Island City
Manhattan Beach
Rockaway Beach
Rockaway
Head End Collision Blocks Harlem Line. Several Dead
A head end collision occurred about 1 a.m. on the Harlem line. The killed were N Best fireman William Elliott engineer Samuel Gibuwey fireman D Palmitier engineer Reed of Brewster. Engines were wrecked and the main line blocked for five hours.
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Baaworena
N. J. Jug
Treman
Harlem
N. Best
William Elliott
Samuel Gibuwey
D. Palmitier
Épgini Reed
Brewster
Cholera Progress in Russian Provinces The Week
Aug 29 report shows cholera activity across Russian provinces with new cases and deaths. Orel Kazan Jaroslav Don Samara Simbirsk Kharkoff Kherson Viatka Tchernigoff Ekaterinoslav Moscow Minstak Jagged figures list cases and fatalities for each locality.
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St. Peters Buro
Russia
Orel
Kfe
Kazan
Jaroslav
Don
Samara
Grodis
Moscow
Ekaterinoslav
Minstak
Kharkoff
Kherson
Viatka
Tchernigoff
Simbirsk
Four highwaymen arrested in Helmick murder case
DaNville Illinois August 29. Charles Harris Edas McJunkiins Harvey Pate and Frank Starr the four highwaymen who murdered Henry Helmick a wealthy farmer Friday night have been arrested Harris has confessed and McJunkins is expected to weaken Either Starr or Pate filed the fatal shot.
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Danville, Ills
Charles Harris
Edas McJunkiins
Harvey Pate
Frank Starr
Henry Helmick
Harris
McJunkins
Starr
Pate
Fire destroys flour mill wall at Chaska
Fire at Eitel Bros mill in Chaska Minnesota gutted the flouring wall causing about 4000 dollars in damage. Insurance coverage listed at 10000 dollars the mill has a capacity of 200 barrels and the blaze originated near the engine room.
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Flour Mills
Stroyen
Chaska
Minn
Eitel Bros
Riot Halts Denver Sewer Work Over Wages
In Denver on August 29 a small riot occurred as North Side sewers work resumed. Strikers demanding 1.75 per day attacked trench workers after time was called, injuring an Italian worker amid earth thrown. Police arrested three. work paused then locked under strong guard to resume later.
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Denver
North Side
Wilson bill passes house repeal of Sherman act
The Wilson bill to repeal the Sherman law passed the House by 249 to 110. A silver free coinage push at 16 to 1 was defeated, with votes showing strong opposition to any ratio favoring silver. A concurrent resolution creating a commission to study finance and bimetallism was adopted.
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Washington
Wilson
House
Yeas
Washineton
House of Representatives
Bland
Senate
Weaver
New York
Tracey
Texas
McMillin
Tennessee
United States
Messrs
Abbott
Alexander
Allen
Arnold
Bailey
Khead
Bell
Black
Blanchard
And
Denison
Dinsmore
Dockery Donovan
Edmunds
Ellis
Enloe
Epes
Fithian
Fynight
Grady
Hall
Hal Holman
Hooker
Hunter
Hutcheson
Jones
Kilgore
Kyle
Lane
Livingstone
Maddox
Dearmont
McLaurin
Edith
Money
Montgo Tyler
Wheeler
Whiti Woodward
Aiken
Curtis
Doolittle
Fun Murray
Pickler
Post
Sweet
Baker
Davis
Hudson
Kem
McKeighen
MacCreary
Hill's Latest Acquisition Connects to Southern Extension
Yankton Aug 29 report says 18 miles of Yankton and Norfolk railway bed were sold to the Great Northern. Builders of the Sioux Falls Yankton extension plan to begin iron ing by Sept 5. The purchase signals J J Hill's aim to extend toward the Missouri Pacific railroad.
Deputation Visits Prince Bismarck at Kissingen
A thousand persons from Frankfurt am Main traveled to Kissingen to pay respects to Prince Bismarck who is staying there. This marks the third major deputation to visit him at the watering place since his arrival.
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Berlin
Frankfort-on-the-Main
Kissengen
Bismarck
Kissingen
Chicago Typographical Union to Create $5,000 Relief Fund
At the Aug 29 gathering in Curiaco the Chicago Typographical union discussed relief for unemployed members. A $5,000 relief fund will be distributed by executive officers and an assessment will be levied on each working member.
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Curiaco
Chicago
Quincy Resigns as Assistant Secretary of State
Josiah Quincy mailed a resignation letter to President Cleveland stating he steps down from the post. Report says he was viewed as the sole leader for the Democrats in the upcoming state campaign.
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Gresham
New York
The
Times
Boston
Josiah Quincy
Cleveland
Quincy
Wind storm devastates Kiowa with wrecked opera house
A cyclonic wind swept Kiowa Kansas at 3 am injuring no known casualties. Campbell's opera house was left a complete ruin and the Bank of Kiowa suffered heavy front damage. Many other buildings and outbuildings toppled across the city.
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Kiowa
Kan
Campbell
Opera
Bank of Kiowa
Ormonde Moves to California with Race Group
Ormonde departed New York for California on Sunday aboard a special palace horse car train from Elizabeth. He travels with the $150000 stallion unit, the imported mares and yearlings, and five race horses from W O McDonough’s racing string.
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New York
Fire wrecks B and O freight depot in McKeesport
Early morning blaze destroys a large iron Baltimore and Ohio freight depot and its contents in McKeesport Pennsylvania. Officials suspect matches in household goods stored inside caused the fire.
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McKeesport
Baltimore and Ohio
World’s Fair guests visit Canada frontier town
A Great Northern special train carrying foreign commissioners at the world’s fair arrived at Neea ND near the Manitoba border. British guests saluted the Union Jack and sang God Save the Queen. The party stayed overnight and later visited Larimore farm.
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Canada
Neeue
N. D
Flour City
Great Northern
Neche
Manitoba
Australia
Jamaica
Trinidad
British Guiana
England
Custom House
Larimore
A New Revolution in Nicaragua Predicted
A Panama newspaper reports a new revolution in Nicaragua within a fortnight. The claim cites an interview with General Plazas saying conservatives will invite General Sacaza to return and help overthrow Zelaya before the constituent assembly meets on September 15.
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New York
the Herald
Panama
Nicaragua
General Plazas
Sacaza
Zelaya
Carter's Wedding Day in Biloxi Details
A Times dispatch from New Orleans reports Frank Howard says Miss Annie Howard will marry Mayor Carter H. Harrison of Chicago in late September at the Howard summer home in Biloxi Mississippi.
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Carter
New York
The
Times
New Orleans
Frank Howard
Annie Howard
Miss Howard
Carter H. Harrison
Chicago
Howards
Biloxi
Gulf Coast
Mississippi
Olaf Larson Confesses in $700 Burglary Case
Olaf Larson, employed by Thomas Bryan in Burnside, admitted stealing $700 left in a Wina county house on Saturday. He tied himself to a tree with ropes pretending robbers had been present. the money was later found in a jug under the barn. Larson pleaded guilty in court.
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Olaf Larson
Wina
Minn
Thomas Bryan
Burnside
Larson
McCreary Prepares Joint Urgency Resolution for Money Conference
Kentucky Congressman McCreary, a U S delegate to Brussels, preps a joint resolution for next week in Congress. The measure authorizes a three member commission to be named by the Senate press representative and three by the House speaker.
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Kentucky
Washmerton
McCreary
United States
Brussels
Adnate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Senate
Tives
House of R
Murder near Green Mountain killed by rejected lover
Anna Weise a 21 year old Marshalltown area resident was found dead by the roadside four miles east of Green Mountain. Her throat was cut ear to ear, ten stab wounds and a crushed skull. Sheriff Pence and deputies pursued a suspect, a Gladbrook man named Thompson who had sought to marry her but was refused.
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Marshalltown
Green Mountain
Anna Weise
Henry Weise
Miss Weise
Heriff
Thompson
Gladbrook
Biggs Wiped Out by Fire in Butte County
Report from San Francisco states the town of Biggs in Butte County has been completely destroyed by a fire. No further details on casualties or cause are given.
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San Francisco
Biggs
Butte County
Summons in Equitable Mortgage Case in Beadle County
The State of South Dakota greets the named defendants Beadle County area. Equitable Mortgage Company sues Nathan T Smith Lelia L Smith Merchants Mechanics Bank of Janesville James Galbraith Alexandriath Jom Gaivethroe Q in D Murdock 8 L Curtis Hansen Commercial National Bank of Lake and others. Defendants are summoned to answer the complaint filed with the Beadle Circuit Court within thirty days after service. If not answered the relief sought will be granted by the court.
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Summons
Stars of Sours Dax
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Beadle County
Equitable Mortgage Company
Pialotiff
Nathan T. Smith
Lelia L. Smith
Mechanics Bank of
Janesville
Wisconsin
James Galbraith
Alexandraith
Jom
Gaivethroe Q
D. Murdock
L. Curtis
Hansen
Commercial National Bank of Iion
Matis Taylor bin
Circuit Court
Beadle
South D
State of
South Dakota
Bee
Citizens
Truatonan
B. Jeanie C. Carroll
William ¥. Carroll
James E. Dere
William F. Carroll
Jeanie C. Carroll
H County
Dakoee
Tan
Aron
Son
A. D
Ans P. Hanson
Aaganon Neils Co
National Life Association
Heath Cours
Thes Og Nard
St Oe
Huron
Sonata Beadle
Southa
Beadle County Court summons in Scott v Scott
The State of South Dakota greets the defendant Andrew T. Scott. He is summoned to answer the complaint filed August 1898 in Beadle County Circuit Court, Haron Huron South Dakota. Plaintiffs attorneys Burtt and Burtt & SteRaime.
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A. Awarene
Huron
Clark
Beadle
South Dakota
Andrew T. Scott
Baewer
City of Haron
Beadley
Burtt & Plaintiff
Eee
Said County
Ofstate
South Burtt & Steraime
Opera House
Dakota
Beadle County
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Ong
Ajarlem
Bush
M’creary
Iowa
de On
Guar Shiloh
Herth
Enson Casey
Blaine
Wis
J. A. P. Brown
Nelizh
Nob
Waupaca County
Wiscons'n
Kidwankee
Henk
Wi Wis
Mort
John Ho Mitler
Elven
Rasf. Deere
Joan H. Muten
Felm
State of South Dakota
5Th Judicial Circuit
County of Beadle
Melora E. Scott
South Death
Sourh Dakots
Edmund R. Persons
BE. H. Artis, Tiffs
Fifth Judicial Cireate
Dosti
Hane P. Hanson
Anna M. Hanson
Nellis C. A. Jensen
Henrietta Jensen
Hsm
Kansas
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