Alabama War Factions May Defy Taxes Under Kolb Oates Rivalry
James E. Jackson of Birmingham reports Alabama risks a political upheaval as Kolb and Oates contend for governor. Populists plan tax resistance to support Kolb, threatening state finances with a potential separate government and a large Montgomery turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
James’ E. Jackson
Birmingham
Ala
Walker County
Associated Press
Kolb
Oates
Alabama
Kolbin
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Texas
Montgomery
Calera
Spreckels Comments on Sugar Trade and Protection
San Francisco December 1. Adolph Spreckels director and secretary of the California Sugar Refinery company discusses H O Havemeyer and the sugar refining trust. He argues the East is controlled by Havemeyer and the West by California refiners, warns of mass layoffs from refinery closures, and calls for protection amid foreign beet sugar competition and low wages abroad.
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San Francisco
Associated Press
H. O. Havemeyer
Sugar Refining Trust
Adolph Spreckels
California Sugar Refinery Company
Havemeyer
Missouri River
California
New York
Germany
Hong Kong
Batavia
Phillippine Islands
The Rules of the Senate Under Debate
Was Hindon December 1 reports growing interest in how Senator Hill will handle Senate rules. He supported cloture previously and may push a rule like the previous question while opposing the income tax. Republicans may back cloture, but Sherman and Hoar favor precedent and won t likely diverge now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hindon
Senator Hill
Senate
New York
Hill
Sherman
Hoar
Fire destroys Schoppenhelm home. mother and two children die
A Prescott avenue residence in St. Louis burned after a defective flue at 12 15 a m. Mrs Schoppenhelm and two children aged 2 and 4 perished in the flames while the husband and father escaped with serious burns.
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St. Louis
Jacob Schoppenhelm
Prescott Avenue
Missouri observes Library Day across schools
St. Louis reports Library Day in Missouri with school entertainments and annual fund collections for common school libraries. Observance yields from fifteen thousand to twenty thousand dollars yearly for library purchases.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Seventeenth Thanksgiving Dinner at Mark D Flowers Residence
Seventeenth annual Thanksgiving dinner held at Mark D Flowers residence in St Pavul. Participants included General Flower J J McCardy Captain Henry Castle and Judge Hicks of Minneapolis. Seventeen years ago they dined with Comptroller McCardy and vowed to dine annually.
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St. Pavul
Mark D.flower
General Flower
J. J. McCardy
Henry Castle
Judge Hicks
Minneapolis
McCardy
State Capitol Plans Examined for Building
Minnesota Capitol Commission in St Paul reviews expert architect reports on submitted plans to select the winning design and announce prizes for the second through fifth places.
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Minnesota Capitol Commission
St. Paul
State Capitol Commission
Tragic Train Death at Ricevitne
H E Vant ranken brakeman for the Chicago Great Western killed at Ricevitne. It is believed he fell from a car and was shoved to the switch where his brains were dashed out.
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Ricevitne
H.E. Vantranken
Chicago Great Western
Colima Volcano Erupts Again Prompting Death Fear
Colima on a tear as the Mexican volcano erupts Wednesday night. From Guadalajara reports say a grand, terrible scene with no word yet on casualties and substantial property damage feared near the crater area.
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Guadalajara
Mex
Colima
Indians Up For Contempt Over Witness Subpoenas
Seven Crow Indians appeared before United States district judge Knowles charged with contempt for not answering grand jury summons. They cited lack of funds for travel and waited for a marshal to pursue them. the judge purged them of contempt.
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Hewtena
Mon
United States
Knowles
International Barbers Convention Opens in St Paul
Delegates from the Journeymen Barbers International union gather at the state capitol for the seventh annual convention. Local members have prepared to entertain the visitors and uphold St Paul’s reputation as an ideal convention city.
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International Barbers’ Convention
Sr. Pacl
The
Journeymen Barbers’ International Union
State Capitol
St. Paul
Lifesaving Service Report Totals Disasters and Losses
The annual report of Superintendent Kimball shows 894 disasters with property value at 10,000,420 dollars, 7,793,215 dollars saved, 2,237,205 dollars lost, 4,521 persons involved, 68 persons lost, and 65 shipwrecked individuals aided at stations.
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Washington
Kimball
the Lifesaving Service
First National and Helena National Banks Consolidate
Helena, December 1. Negotiations concluded in a merger that unites the First National Bank of Helena with the Helena National Bank. Samuel T. Hauser will serve as president of the new institution.
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Helena, Mon
First National Bank of
Helena
Helena National Bank of
Samuel T. Hauser
Cattle Breeders Elect Officers at National Meet
The National Association of Hereford Cattle Breeders held its annual meeting in Cubanco. James Funkhouser of Plattsburg Missouri was re elected president and C R Thomas of Independence Missouri was chosen secretary for the coming year.
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Cubanco
National Association of Hereford Cattle Breeders
James Funkhouser
Plattsburg
C. R. Thomas
Independence
Four football players dead in Southbridge railroad crash
Southbridge Mass December 1 two more players injured in Thursday railroad crossing crash have died bringing deaths to four. John Street 22 halfback of Williams freshmen died with skull fractures and internal injuries while Victor Nelson 23 died at home from skull fracture leg break and other injuries. Andrew Taylor and Alfred E Hughes and Charles Simpson are likely to die. Other injured are expected to recover.
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Southbridge
Mass
John Street
Williams
Victor Nelson
Andrew Taylor
Alfred E. Hughes
Charles Simpson
British minister Gosling overstepped authority in Bluefields affair
London reports the Bluefields incident has been settled. Great Britain admits Minister Gosling exceeded his authority after U S representations, and the episode may trigger his recall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bluefields
Great Britain
United States
Gosling
St Andrew's Day Dinner at Delmonico's Honors Earl of Aberdeen
New York St Andrew's society held a St Andrew's day dinner at Delmonico's with the Earl of Aberdeen as guest of honor. A St Petersburg dispatch reports the czar plans a bill to introduce elementary education across Russia.
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New York
St. Andrew’s Society
Delmonico’s
Earl of Aberdeen
St. Petersburg
Russia
Pay of witnesses in Hirshfield case sparks telegram bargaining
In Fargo on December 1 telegraph exchanges between Hirshfield and Detective Devereaux emerged in court showing price haggling over witness testimony. Devereaux sought compensation for Bailey and Anderson, while Hirshfield offered lower terms. The trial continued with objections and cross examination of Mrs. Hirshfield, and a decision awaited on producing telegrams from Helena.
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Fargo
N. D
Hirshfield
Devereaux
Hirschfield
Hirshhfield
Anderson
Heywood
Western Union
Bailey
Palmer House
No Brutality At Yale Princeton Football Game
Inspector Byrnes ordered no brutality at the Yale Princeton football game at Manhattan Field. He instructed Inspector Conlin to stop the contest at the first sign of violence, saying players must act as in a purely scientific game and not maim each other for life.
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Byrnes
New York
Manhattan Field
Conlin
Hotel and Traveling Exhibition Plans for Amsterdam
The State Department has received programmes for an international exhibition of hotel and traveling accommodations to be held in Amsterdam next summer. The exhibit will cover architecture ship building railway construction and equipment aerostatics furniture china and pottery table ware blankets and liquors food confectionery fisheries medicine machinery electric lighting and signalling gas and oil lighting heating art industries geography appliances gardening inns and other branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of State
Amsterdam
Engine Struck a Caboose Near State Fair Crossings
A Northern Pacific collision near the state fair crossings shortly after 7am left two men badly injured. Low visibility from heavy mist caused a Great Western light engine to ram into a stock train of the St. Louis road on the tracks in St. Paul.
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St. Paul
Northern Pacific
State Fair
Great Western
St. Louis Road
Reduction in Railroad Rates for California Vegetables
Southern Pacific and Santa Fe announce a new rate of 75 cents per 100 pounds in carloads effective December 1. The cut amounts to 25 percent and aims to boost shipments of vegetables to the east and expand trade.
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Los Angeles
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
California
Tragic Fire Burns Mrs. Penn to Death in North Dakota
Mrs. Charles Penn wife of a leading local hardware dealer died from burns after her clothing ignited on a stove. She leaves three small children, one of whom suffered facial and arm injuries while clinging to its mother.
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Shelpon
N. D
Charles Penn
Raid on South St. Paul pool hall nets items of racehorse interest
In St. Paul on December 1 a pool room on South Street was raided between 2 and 3 PM. Deputy Sheriff Gahan with six deputies conducted the onslaught drawing a crowd of sport and racehorse enthusiasts.
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St. Paul
Eddie Murphy
South St. Paul
Gahan
Canal systems close for season in New York state
Albany reports Superintendent Hannan of the state department of public works ordered closing the Erie Champlain Black River Oswego and Cayuga and Seneca canals for the season.
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Albany
N. Y
Hannan
State Department of Public Works
Erie
Champlain
Black River
Oswego
Cayuga
Illinois station looted by Cook gang in Missouri Pacific branch
Word from Fort Smith reports that the Illinois station on the Coffeyville branch of the Missouri Pacific was looted by the Cook gang with all movable property carried off.
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Little Rock
Fort Smith
Illinois Station
Coffeyville
Missouri Pacific
Cook
Joseph E. Brown Labeled War Governor in Critical Condition
Atlanta December reports ex United States Senator Joseph E Brown famed Georgia war governor and one of the Souths wealthiest men lies in critical condition at his home in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Atlanta
Joseph E. Brown
South
Pay the Poor First in Mortgage Receiver Ruling
Judge Shiras orders receiver to prefer all claims of mortgage holders led by Eliza Carpill in a $160000 filing against the American Investment company. Mortgages held by the Merchantile Trust Co New York to be sold Dec 14 to redeem debentures. assets to pay preferred claims first.
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Dusugur
Shiras
Allen
American Investment Company of
Emmetsburg
Ormsby
Eliza Carpill
Mercantile Trust Company of
New York
Interior Department Report on Indian Affairs and Pensions
Secretary Hoke Smith surveys Indian bureau progress over the last year and offers education and allotment reforms for Sac advancement. He notes 969,544 pensioners as of June 30, 1894, projects 140 million dollars for 1896, with 39,085 new and 27,951 dropped pensions. Many cases are old and often lack sufficient proof.
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Washington
Hoke Smith
Interior Department
Sacs
Indian Bureau
Bureau
Canada to require British subjects for public works
Ottawa reports that amid U S restrictions favoring citizens only for public works, the Dominion government plans legislation at the next session to require British subjects as contractors in Canadian projects, active while the United States discriminates against Canadian contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ont
United States
Dominion
Ex-Secretary Foster Sees Bond Issue Likely
Denver report quotes Charles Foster ex-Secretary of the Treasury saying he does not express a legal opinion on bond issuance but doubts the issue's legality will be questioned. He adds the silver question may arise in the next campaign and predicts another bond issue in a few months.
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Denver
the Treasury
Charles Foster
Foster
Desperate Attempt on Life by Local Arrivals
J K Koch recently arrived from St Paul made a suicide attempt on Rosa Street firing three times. Two bullets lodged in his skull and one in his side. He then slashed his wrist with a razor. He was taken to Receiving Hospital and probably will recover.
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Los Angeles
Cal
J. K. Koch
St. Paul
Rosa Street
Koch
Train Robbers Griswald and Lake Sentenced for Life
Griswald and Lake two train robbers were given life sentences for the murder of Patrick Owens a special detective for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul road Owens was killed during a failed freight train robbery near Waukegan Illinois in September 1924.
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Waukegan
Ills
Griswald and
Lake
Patrick Owens
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Road
Griswald
Owens
Miners Escape After Shaft House Fire Attack
A partly successful blast aimed at Brazil Black Coal No 1 shaft in Brazil Indiana injures none as workers below ground escape. Flames engulf the engine and boiler rooms but the fire proof shaft house holds until firefighters arrive. The blast traps no one and the cage lift remains intact for workers to flee by ladder.
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Brazil
Ind
Brazil Black Coal Company
Columbia at Camaensea Arrival Cables Navy
A cable to the navy department reports the United States cruiser reaching Camaensea. The ship’s movements are noted as important after sensational dispatches claimed Columbia rushed toward Bluefields amid tensions.
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Columbia
Camaensea
Washington
Navy Department
United States
Bluefields
Coal Miners Lose Jobs as Four Kentucky Mines Close
MippLessore Kentucky December 1 Four coal companies Bryson Mountain Mingo Mountain Reliance and York Ridge Coal and Coke closed their mines Wednesday night leaving between 800 and 1,000 workers unemployed.
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MippLessore
Bryson Mountain
Mingo Mountain
Reliance
York Ridge
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice in Beadle County South Dakota
Public foreclosure sale announced on January 5 at ten o 'clock in the forenoon at the front door of the Beadle County Courthouse Huron South Dakota for the mortgage debt of five hundred seventy eight dollars ninety five cents plus taxes and attorney fees defaulted since 1894 Mortgagee Harriet D Sterling with Burtt & Sterling acting as attorneys for the mortgagee.
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George A. Bater
Flora Bater
Beadle
South Dakota
Harriet D. Sterling
Dane
Wisconsin
Register of Eds
Territory of
Dakota
Court House
Huron
S. D
Haveret D. Sterling
Burrr & Sterutne
van Dalsem and White
Beadie County
South
Dako Mortgagors
Friede Feige van Daleam
Mort
Office of the Register of Deeds
Beadle County
Friede Feige van Dalsem
Second Street
Dakota Avenue
Perepg Feige van DaLsem
Grant & Gilbert
Attrney
van Daisem & White
Henry A. van Dalsem
C. G. White
H. H. Latham
Zech
A. D
Sach
Register of D
Latham
City of
G. W. Lonestarr
Settlement of Pelagia Stahoski Estate in Beadle County
In Beadle County Court, estate of Pelagia Stahoski deceased. John H. Miller administrator filed final account for settlement. Hearing set for December 2 at 10 a.m. in the Beadle County Court House, Huron. Interested parties may appear to file written exceptions and contest the account. Dated November 29, 1894.
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Beadle
Pelagia Stahoski
John H. Miller
Huron
Beacle
John Wood
Horace G. ‘Yolre
Ummers, Uty
Public Notice of Mortgagee Attorney Filing
E. H. Api, attorney for mortgagee, appears in the notice with first publication on November 29 and final publication on December 6.
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E. H. API
Sheriff Sale in Beadle County South Dakota
A sheriff sale notice for the Beadle County Circuit Court in Huron lists John Redding and others as plaintiffs and Freman Crandall with Crandall Bros as defendants. The sale of Lot 11 in Block 77 Sixth Railway Addition is set for December 29, 1864 at the courthouse front door to satisfy an $851.00 judgment plus interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Beadle
John Redding
Ve. W. W. Caldwell
Circuit Court
South Ora
Alansing B. Melville
Elizabeth B. Melville
County of
City of
Huron
County of Beadle
Sixth Street
Utah Street
City of Huron
Court House
Georner W. Lonastarr
Beadle County
State of
Mollie Shockley
Frank Shockley
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Texans
Spreckels
Mr. Hills
Helena Banks Consolidated
Nesses
the Interior Department
Smith
Canada
Foster Interviewed
Secretary of the Treasury
Lorillard
Laird Norton Company, & Corporation
Laird Norton Company
Freman Crandall and
Edward Consolidated
Crandall
Crandall Bros
Alanesing B. Melville
Buerr & Sterling
Hu- Se
Southakota
Burtt & Steraine Attorneys
Plaintiff
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