Mrs Andrew Foy Testifies on Cronin Conspiracy Details
In Onmtoaco Judge Tuthill admits Mrs Foy's testimony about what she saw and heard regarding the Cronin murder plot. She recounts visits by Coughlin Cooney and Martin Burke, whispered conversations, threats, and assurances of safety for her and her children as the trial probes conspiracy links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onmtoaco
Andrew Foy
Cronin
Tuthill
Coughlin
Martin Burke
Daniel Coughlin
Andy
Alexander Sullivan
Mrs. Foy
Captain Schaack
Four Men Struck by Passenger Engine Near Greensburg
Four men walking on the track were struck by Pennsylvania Railroad engine No. 81 about a mile east of Greensburg at 6 p m. Three were killed and one injured with scratches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Pennsylvania
Here
Quiet Year End Demand Quietness Sharply Elevates Tariff Doubts
The Iron Trade Review reports the year end lull in iron trade deepened by tariff talk yet mill products show higher activity than two months prior. Some belated farm orders and Eastern car shops keep plant activity through winter while blast furnaces add over 25,000 tons of pig iron weekly versus October, signaling renewed demand and reduced stockpiles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
The
Iron Trade Review
Tariff Incubus
Saloonkeeper Lincoln Potter Returned to La Crosse
In San Francisco a young man known as Lincoln Potter and later William Day was arrested on grand larceny and embezzlement charges. He had married wealthy widow Marie Watkins, received 5000, and vanished, later using the money to buy a saloon. Detectives traced his identity as Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Lincoln Potter
la Crosse
Wis
Potter
Marie Watkins
New York
Northwestern Flour Output Dips Slightly in Week
The Northwestern Miller reports mills last week produced 131 090 barrels of flour averaging 25 017 barrels daily, down from 140 985 the prior week. Direct exports reached 27 700 barrels, while Superior and Duluth mills produced 80 223 barrels. The flour market remained flat and unsatisfactory with 11 929 barrels exported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Northwestern
Superior
Duluth
Fire at Hovey & Sons drapers destroys Sheffield block
A December 22 fire at the Hovey & Sons drapers building in Sheffield gutted the block with five extra fires and five brigades assisting. Sixty staff were rescued as flames spread to five adjacent structures, with damage estimated at £200,000 and the fire still burning at press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
London
Hovey & Sons, Drapers
Sheffi
Spain Presses Tangier for Settlement of Neutral Zone
Madrid and Tangier reports say Spain’s foreign office instructed its minister to demand a firm settlement of the neutral zone from Mohammed and to reject further delay. The 1887 reserves called during Mellila hostilities have disbanded, with a partial army recall possible if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Maprio
Foreign Office
Tangier
Mohammed
Mellila
Masonic Temple Burns in Adrian Michigan
The Masonic Temple built in 1865 and valued at $85,000 was destroyed by fire early tonight in Adrian Michigan. The structure housed city lodges on the third and fourth floors with the second floor used by attorneys and the ground floor occupied by Lenawee County Savings Bank United States Express Company and McConnell's dry goods house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Adrian
Mich
Lenawee County Savings Bank
United States Express Company
McConnell’s Dry Goods House
Colorado Iron Works to Start March 1 on Rail Contract
The Colorado Fuel and Iron company will start their Bessemer steel works on the Union Pacific contract for 36 000 tons of steel rails on March 1. The project will take four months and employ 2 500 men, about one half of the state's unemployed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Iron Works
Denver
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Bessemer Steel Works
Union Pacific
San Francisco Insurance War Sees Policy Cancellations
In San Francisco on December 26 all local insurance agents except five representing ten firms signed an agreement not to insure merchants who have canceled policies with other companies over Bayer & Reich fire losses. Despite this a large number of policies are being canceled and reinsurance is sought from firms not involved in Bayer & Reich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Bayer & Reich
Threats to Paris executioner over Vaillant case
Paris December 26 reports say Monsieur de Paris also known as Diebler the public executioner has received several letters threatening to kill him with a dynamite bomb if he participates in Vaillant's execution. It is added that permission to retire was requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seared
Exeutioner
Paris
Monsieur de Paris
Diebler
Vaillant
Bill to Unite Utah Territory with Nevada Ties Day in Senate
In Washington on December 22 1893 a small group of senators gathered with the vice president after the journal was approved a House message adjusted the holiday recess to January 3 1894 replacing January 8 1894. Rep. Proctor of Vermont introduced a bill to annex Utah Territory to Nevada. The House adjourned at 3 15 and the Senate shortly after until January 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Proctor
Rep
Utah
Nevada
Committee On Territories
Senate
Substitute For Hitt's Resolution Passed by House Committee
Washington December 22 The house committee on foreign affairs agreed to report a substitute for the Hitt Hawaiian resolution. The substitute condemns the action of Minister Stevens in Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Stevens
Waii
Strikers Weakening in Danbury Hatters Conflict
Danbury Connecticut December 22 hatters locked out since dispute show signs of weakening many leaving town daily for Newark and other hatting towns unions have reduced weekly financial benefits to members to a small amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danpury
Conn
Newark
N. J
Receiver Sought for Hicks Stock Car Co in Chicago
Henry O Hara of St. Louis has filed a bill in the circuit court seeking a receiver for Hicks Stock Car Company. He accuses the firm of a capital stock allegedly totaling 5 000 000 and cites its principal offices in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ChicaGo
Henry O’hara
St. Louis
Hicks Stock Car Company
Head Severed Accident Shocks Wesster City
Brake man Tynan on the Illinois Central fell from cars near Blairsburg and his head was severed from the body in a grisly accident. Relatives reside in Wesster City Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesster City
Tynan
Blairsburg
Burk e Woman Found Dying in Allegheny Hovel
A woman named Burke was found on East Street in Allegheny dying from starvation abuse and neglect. She had been unconscious for two days and doctors say she will die before morning. Her husband lay beside her in the bed intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pritsburg
Burke
East Street
Allegheny
Burglars Drill Safe At Cedar Rapids Dry Goods
Burglars broke into the dry goods store of McCarthy and Schindel in Cedar Rapids Ia on December 23. They drilled the safe and secured 500 dollars in cash with notes for 200 left untouched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Crepar Rapids
McCarthy, & Schindel
Irrigation convention discussed at North Platte Neb
A state irrigation convention held at North Platte Nebraska draws attention to irrigation needs. The article notes growing interest across the week and questions why farming without irrigation was pursued. It mentions seeking owners and lists unclaimed letters in Huron South Dakota for the week ending December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Platte
Neb
Ple
Huron
South Dakota
Postof
Adair
DeLoeby
Frank
Davis
Adelia
Mortgage Sale and Public Auction Notice
Public foreclosure notice for the Beadle County South Dakota mortgage on the NW quarter of Section 23 111 64. It lists default, due principal and interest, and the sale at the front door of the Beadle County Court House Huron SD on February 16 1894 by the sheriff. Also includes unrelated notices about police pursuit and estates of William Wilson and Mary Watt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Doly Hicignel
Nisntic Savings 'Bank
Rhodea
Keepin
Huren
Beadle
Beadle, and Sta South Ota
Niantic Savixes Bank
Sai Moe
James Jenkine
Theodore B. Ment
Morthea
Beadle County
Huron
Estate of Charles H. Nutt notice to creditors
Notice to creditors of the estate of Charles H. Nutt deceased to present claims within four months with executors at the Beadle County Court House Huron South Dakota. This notice appears in a 19th century Beadle County legal filing with dates in December 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
William Wilson
Broadland
Beadle
South Dakota
Huron
Spa Wrsox
William, Wilson
Mary P. Watt
Mary P. Nutt
Eaid
Ftet
County Y Pidgehouse
Charles H. Nutt
School District Order Books for Sale At Office
District office lists order books for sale as part of clerical sales. Public notice states items are available to purchase, with details to be arranged at the district office. Seekers may contact the office for pricing and procurement terms.
E A Art P O Huron Pista 1p m6ams
Fragmentary OCR notes mention E A Art P O in Huron with a time fragment 1p m6ams. No clear event, names, or arrangements readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Art P. O
Huron
Pista
Mortgagee’s Sale Notice in Beadle County South Dakota
Public notice announces default on a mortgage and a sale of the premises in Beadle County South Dakota. The mortgagee states taxes and costs due, with a total claimed balance around 33 000, and the sale to be conducted under legal authority in Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle
Gotan W. Qn
Huron
Said County
Dakota
Beedle County
South
Banas Be
West
Ilding & Loan Assonator
Property Foreclosure Notice of Miller Mortgage
Default has been made in the principal interest and taxes on a mortgage securing John I T Miller. The mortgaged lots in block fourteen Second Railway in Huron Dakota are offered for sale on January 6 1994 at the city front door for cash to the highest bidder. Jean H Mitten beneficiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John I. T. Miller
City of Huron
Dako
Jean H. Mitten
Notice of Sheriff's Sale on Property in South Dakota
Default on mortgage terms in the southeast quarter of section fifteen township one north west of the Art Dakota area. The sheriff will sell the property to the highest bidder on February 1894 at 2 p.m. in Huron South Dakota to satisfy the debt costs and fees. Attorney S. M. West signs the notice with Writs P. Harwoen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illiam
Haaeaeae
Dakota
Vieton
Court of Bas
Huron
M. West
P. Harwoen
Notice for Publication of Final Settlement
Notice for publication dated November 29, 1898 states the following named parties will file final settlement before the heirs and the receiver at the specified location. The witnesses and residence details are given for the southeast quarter section in range 62. The names include Willie heir and James Beagle among others. The document references Huron and a December 29, 1893, date for proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huon
Huron
Saale Willie Heir
James Beagle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Cronin
Minority Report
Reed
Congress
Utah Territory
Washeron
Ways and Means
Ity
Neon
Ayne
Hopkins
Gear
Northwest
ANNEX
Im Sreesen
Prasad
Rae
John McNally
Patrick
Jane Peterson, Jr
New Brighton
Ianapolis
John Waterson
Inth
Tennessee
Baca
George
Matilde
Mortger
Beadleade
Danota
Verge Dakota
Fred
Dakota, Now State of South Dakota
Mortates
Vuwense
Aicahininimemet Te
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Beatie County
Manitoba
Mortgage and Investment Company
Eliza B. G
Ida E. Grilley
J B. Kelley
Henry Bene
Elize B. Grilley
Ida E. Geile Peritte
Kelley
Henry Benedict
Pany
Wiliam F. Bettley
Jamee
Olona Go Lewis
Besdle Cove
A. Ni
Ae. ‘Postoffice
Beadleveanty
Conan
Wilt P. Ben
James G. Olmstead
O- Ben & Olmstead
Ora Oo
Circuit Court of the
Mitth Judicial Circuit
BC South Aplix Plaines
M. M. Goodwin
Plaintiff
John I. Shayzehantz
Beadle Coun
Lones
R. m
Guenor W. Loncertarr
H. Nor
State of
County of
Mitth Judicial Circnit
Poetee and Trust
J. W. Lynch
Circuit Court
Uron
Ated
Aidiney
J.W. Lynch
City of
Said
A. W. Burtt
Jackson
Thomas H. Null
James Hiver
Edmund R Persons
South Dakote
Pisintift
Fetgeloene
BH. Hows
Jour L. Pre
Firet
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