Narrow Escape Ends in Lynching Attempt in Minneapolis
Huston Osborne, a Negro, attempted a daylight assault at 1095 Iglehart Street. He was chased by a brother in a night shirt, aided by others, captured and strung up briefly before the women intervened. He was then taken to Rondo Street station and identified himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Str
Pavunt
Huston Osborne
Iglehart Street
Maggie
Frieda
Katherine Ketchell
Rondo Street
West Hotel
Minneapolis
Double murder in Minneapolis drugstore apartment
In Minneapolis on June 4, Mrs. Martha Elias and her daughter Annie were found shot dead in their Nicollet Avenue rooms above Hurst's drug store. Police suspect Loren D. Elias, recently discharged from a state asylum, though no motive or weapon grasp is clear. portions of his belongings were found at the scene and a torn kitchen curtain suggests intruder involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Hurst’s
Nicollet Avenue
Martha Elias
Annie
Mrs. Elias
Loren D. Elias
St. Peter Asylum
Elias
Woman Destroys Self in Gasoline Fire at Ellsworth
Mrs. William Irvin of Freeport Illinois, living with her father Leavitt in Ellsworth Kansas, committed suicide by dousing her clothes with gasoline and lighting a match. She escaped watchful care, entered a cellar, and died minutes later in intense agony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elllsworth
Kan
William Irvin
Freeport
Ills
Leavitt
Murder Confrontation After Yard Ejections
A gang expelled from the Missouri Pacific yards attacked Private Watchman Joe Ketchum who was badly injured and fired into the crowd, killing Edwin Lorenz a former railroad employee. Ketchum was arrested as Lorenz was taken to the morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Str. Louis
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Joe Ketchum
Ketchum
Edwin Lorenz
Lorenz
Brainerd Map Stabbed in Railroad Street Assault
Ex Alderman Herman Titze and companions crossing Eighth street railroad crossing were attacked by five men. Titze was stabbed in the stomach with a gash about one inch wide and three inches deep. The assailants fled and escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brainerd
Minn
Herman Titze
Eighth Street
Divorce suit sparks brutal murder in San Antonio
Manuel Herrara killed his wife by slashing her throat in San Antonio. Their three children were covered in their mother’s blood. The crime followed the filing of the divorce suit by the woman. Herrara remains at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Manuel Herrara
Pope Receives Cardinal Gibbons in Rome Meeting
In Rome on June 4 the Pope welcomed Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore for a long conference with Cardinal Ledochowski head of the propaganda. The discussion followed extensive talks during the day.
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Gibbons
Rome
Cardinal Gibbons of
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Cardinal Ledochowski
the Propaganda
Colima Wreck Debate Over Load And Cause
San Francisco reports on June 4 question whether cargo shift and deck load caused the Colima disaster after leaving Mazatlan. Survivors and officials clash over stowage, while Pacific Mail agent Alexander Center insists the ship was not overloaded and denies dynamite but notes gunpowder aboard.
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San Francisco
Colima
Mazatlan
San Juan
Mazanillo
George H. Herbert
Maranillo and
City
Mexico
Alexander Center
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Mexican govt to curb deck loading at ports
A dispatch from Acapulco warns that heavy deck cargo caused the Colima disaster and will lead to strict government action. Ships calling at Mexican ports may be detained until cargo is moved entirely into holds, with orders to hold at ports on both coasts if necessary.
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City of Mexico
War Department
Acapulco
Colima
Pacific Mail Company
Colima Steamship Capsized After Heavy Seas
Coton June 4 Advices say a heavy sea caused the steamship Colima to overturn as deck cargo shifted and poor stowage led to disaster. Twenty one saved and 195 lost authorities report casualty figures pending confirmation and details of the wreck site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colima
Coton
Union Labor League of Western Pennsylvania Formed
The Union Labor League of Western Pennsylvania was organized in Pittsburg uniting 40 local groups with 25 000 members. William J Smith of the Flint Glass Workers was elected president. The league aims for an eight hour day higher wages and Pittsburgh as national labor center. The AFL and International Typographical Union are expected to join Pittsburgh this summer with possible moves by the Union Mine Workers and the Brotherhood of Railway Engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Union Labor League of
Western Pennsylvania
William J. Smith
Flint Glass Workers
American Federation of Labor
International Typographical Union
Union Mine Workers
The
Brotherhood of Railway Engineers
Boiler Explosion Kills 15 on Ecuador Gunboat Sucre
A Guayaquil dispatch reports the Sucre boiler exploded killing the commander and 14 sailors and wounding 17 others. The vessel carried troops to Machala to attack rebels. 13 more were fatally harmed.
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Ecuador
New York
Guayaquil
Machala
Want Greenhut's Testimony
J B Greenhut former whisky trust president reached Chicago from New York and checked into the Great Northern hotel. Detectives tracked him for ten days to serve a notice to appear before Master in Chancery Booth and disclose knowledge of the old management. Service occurred in the afternoon after identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenhut
CuicaGco
J. B. Greenhut
Whisky Trust
United States Court
New York
Great Northern Hotel
Best Passage on Record for Naval Vessels
The navy department reports telegrams showing the New York and the Columbia reached Southampton in 10 and 9 days respectively, the fastest Atlantic crossing by a man of war without any push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
New York
Columbia
Southampton
England
Atlantic
Dirnberger Sets New Two-Thirds Mile Flying Start Record
LouisvILLE June 3 Dirnberger captured another world record in the two thirds mile flying start pace. He reduced John S. Johnson's mark of 1:11 4-5 by two seconds to 1:09 4-5. The record was set while paced by a quad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirnberger
Louisville
John S. Johnson
Cambria Company Raises Wages Ten Percent
In Johnstown Pennsylvania on June 3 the Cambria company boosted wages across all departments by ten percent. The move raises monthly payroll by twenty thousand dollars and affects three thousand workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Cambria Company
Survivors Pull From Colima Sinking In Pacific
Six survivors reached Colima on raft after shipwreck, reporting women and children remained in state rooms as the steamer went down. Purser Waiter was seen in a boat pulling away toward shore, and Barracouta was seen near the scene with nine rescued Colima passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colima
Peters
Barracouta
Pacific Mail
Guatemala
Mex
John Thornton
Keechilberg
Seattle
Winder
Gonzeales
Johnston
San Telmo
Pullman Company Wins Suit to Annul Charter
Attorney General Moloney's quo warranto action sought to strip the Pullman Palace Car company of its charter over real estate, building, brick yard, liquor on cars, and iron stock. Judge Bolar ruled in the company’s favor on all points except the ownership of Pullman iron and steel stock. No judgment was entered, and the firm plans to sell the stock while accepting the court’s finding on that issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolar
CubcaGo
Moloney
Pullman Palace Car Company
Pullman
Pullman Iron and Steel
Iron and Steel Company
What Constitutes Polygamy An Interesting Question Arises
In Washington on June 3 a treasury department question concerns the legal meaning of polygamist. Immigrant applicants Robert Stenson and family claim Mormon faith and polygamy belief, planning to practice in Salt Lake City, raising whether mere belief without acts bars admission under law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
General Stumpf
Immigration Bureau
Robert Stenson
Kate
Barbara Hunton
Lizzie Naylor
Quebec
Glasgow
Salt Lake City
Wreck search for Cayuga off Charlevoix contracted
John H. Tuttle, agent for Cayuga insurers, hires Captain Wilbur of the City of Grand Rapids to locate the sunken steamer. If the wreck is found a diver will assess damage and decide on possible raising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlevoix
Mich
John H. Tuttle
Cayuga
Wilbur
City of Grand Rapids
Rev Goss Vindicated by Saratoga Judicial Conference
Saratoga New York June 3 Rev William S Goss former New York Methodist conference member was vindicated on every point by a judicial conference. The panel included Bishop Andrews and 21 ministers from New England Troy and Vermont conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goss
Saratoga
N. Y
William 8. Goss
New York Methodist Conference
Andrews
New England
Troy
Vermont
Universalist Young People convention planned in Mount Pleasant
The general committee has issued the calendar for the annual Young People's unions convention of the Universalist church in Iowa. The event will be held in Mount Pleasant from June 24 to June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalist Young People
Iowa Fallts
Young People’s Unions
Universalist Church
Mount Pleasant
Armenians Persecution Reported Amid Reform Talks
In Constantinople on June 4 the sultan promised a reply to the powers on Armenian reforms before Bairam. The powers refused any deferral. Reports from Erzurum say Armenians continue to be persecuted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Armenia
Bairam
Krzeroum
Diaz May Lose His Sight In Eye Inflammation
City of Mexico reports President Diaz confined to bed with serious eye inflammation. Dr. Lopez of the Medical College conducted an exhaustive examination and warns the condition threatens serious consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dias
City of Mexico
Diaz
Lopez
Medical College
General Mason Retired After Long Service
Acting Secretary of War Doe retires General Mason after meritorious service and many deeds of bravery. Lieutenant Colonel Page will succeed Mason as previously telegraphed.
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Mason
Washington
Secretary of
Doe
Page
Possible State Department Move Tied to 1900 Senate
Washington reports speculate on a major cabinet reshuffle after December. If a Democratic majority forms, Senator Gray of Delaware or Senator Vilas could receive the vacancy, with Lamont possibly moved to state and a Western replacement for war. Lamont is seen as closely aligned with the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Gray
Delaware
Vilas
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Daniel S. Lamont
State Department
War Department
Lamont
Senator Dubois Rules Out Silver Legislation in 1896
Senator Dubois of Idaho returns home and says no silver legislation will pass before a silver president, predicting one in 1896 and noting a veto would block any bill. He argues there is no purpose in passing silver bills until a favorable president is elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dubois
Idaho
Foolhardy act ends in fatal blast at Glenwood hotel
William Simpson head laundry man at the Hotel Colorado attempted a dangerous stunt by sitting on a water nozzle that emits at 128 pounds per square inch. The force shattered him and he is expected to die.
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Glenwood Springs
Colo
William Simpson
Hotel Colorado
Simpson
Crops Flourishing After Heavy Colorado Rainfall
Denver dispatch reports a second heavy rain across Colorado, a steady downpour boosting agricultural prospects. Farmers anticipate a large yield of small grain as conditions improve and outlook strengthens.
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Colorado
Denver
On the Diamond Western League Scores
In Minneapolis the Grand Rapids team fell 13 to 8. Milwaukee defeated Indianapolis 5 to 6. Kansas City routed Detroit 15 to 3.
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Minneapolis
Grand Rapids
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Detroit
Telegraphic Briefs of Minor Importance from Cairo and Beyond
A Cairo dispatch notes a fresh cholera outbreak at Mecca. George W. Brown, inventor of the corn planter, dies in Galesburg Illinois at 79, having invented the planter in 1853. Mrs L Mary Carlyle Aitken, Carlyle's niece, dies. she was his housekeeper and amanuensis after Carlyle’s wife’s death. The czarist dowager summons Professor Leyden to examine Grand Duke George, czarevich. The State Department learns of the death of William J H Ballard, U S consul at Hull England. No one weree in the dispatch announcing the review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily News
Cairo
Mecca
George W. Brown
Galesburg
Ill
Sheriff's Sale Notice in Beadle County SD
Notice of Sheriff's Sale in the Fifth Judicial Circuit state of South Dakota in Beadle County Circuit Court. Plaintiffs Peter V Frazer and Nathan T Shepard Partners doing business as Frazer and Shepard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Judicial Circuit
County of
Beadle
Peter V. Frazer
Nathan T. Shephard
Frazer & Shepard
Notice of Public Sale by H C Grrpert & Co
Attorneys of St Paul Minnesota announce a public sale with first publication May 2 and last publication June 13. The notice identifies the firm H C Grrpert & Co as legal agents and provides dates for the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Souis Dakota
Byron
H. C. Grrpert & Co
Attorneys St., Paul, Minn
Joan L. Prix
Plaintiff's Attorney
Foreclosure Sale on Huron Beadle County Mortgage
Public auction will foreclose the mortgage of Frank L. Du Mont and Eva Du Mont, assigned to Angeline L. Marsh, for 433.78, plus 400 price and 33.78 interest, on July 6, 1895 at 2 PM at the Beadle County Court House front door in Huron South Dakota. The property is a 25 by 100 foot portion of lots 12 13 and 14 in block 10 in the original plat of Huron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
South Dakota
Beadle County
Killman
Phil Skillman
R. O. Richards
New Re Loan and Trust Company
E. C. Lyman
Huron Hotel
Onnmapeny
Dyaoeenenen
American Bus’ Loan Association
A Corporation
Thisback
Robert Mellville
Tm J Company A Couperst On
Fowler ‘Ay of
Ners
Philips
W. Bartlett
Ww. Vornt
D. Bracht
John C. Matteson
William Waibel
Adel F
Potaser
George Wheriff
Huron
Beadle
Haron
South Dako
Greorce W. LonGest Tarr
Wetne B. Melville
Jesse C. Merrill
Mary J. Merrill
Ballou State Bankingcome
Office of the Register of Deeds
Territory of Dakota
Eaid Beadle
Darius Baker
Ee — Register of
Court House
County of
Trusteessignee
Register of Deeds
Carl Birholtz
Rikarholtz
Middlesex Banking Company
Said
Seau
Mippiesex Bankrve Company
Rest
N. Jackon
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Union Five Cent Savings Bank
Mattie A. Thompson
A. D
George W. Longstaff
South
Groree W. Lonestair
Frank L. du Mont
Eva du Mont
Frederick T. Day
Beach
Angeline L. Marsh
City of
City of Huron
S. D
R. H. Coshun
Notice of Settlement of Final Account Beadle South Dakota
State of South Dakota Beadle County In County CourtEstate of Charles Oleson deceased Notice of settlement of final account Frank Lundius administrator has rendered and presented for final settlement ready for distribution Final settlement is set for Saturday June 29 1895 at 10 oclock a m in the county court room Huron Beadle County South Dakota appearance and filing of exceptions by interested parties is allowed Witness Hon F E Grant judge of county court Beadle County with seal affixed May 29 1895
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Beadless
Charles Oleson
Frank Lundius
Huron
Beadle
F. E. Grant
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St. Paul
Colima Wreck
Pennsylvania
Union Labor League
Lewis
Secretary of War
Cleveland
White House
Department of State
Great Britain
Spain
Cuba
Lorillards
Lug
Lorillard
Beadle County Normal Institute
Oliver P. Myers
Ceadie County
Dakota Avenue
T. H. Nutt
Sheriffs Sale
Josefiu H. Alexander
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