Hill to Lease Northern Pacific to Great Northern
News from New York in June reports a planned lease of the Northern Pacific by its stockholders to the Great Northern. President Hill of the Great Northern would pay a rental covering fixed charges and reduce bond principal and interest to enable payment. The arrangement would place Hill in control, with joint operation of both lines, and has strong support from financial circles and Pierpont Morgan.
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New York
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Berlin
Northern Pacific Railroad
President Hill
Mr. Hill
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Manitoba
Will Become a Professional
Walter C. Sanger of Milwaukee and W P Sims of Washington, two leading class B bicyclists, were suspended from LA W track racing for 30 days by Chairman Gideon. Sanger plans to turn professional. Sims is charged with accepting a prize check and Sanger with selling prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Walter C. Sanger
Milwaukee
W. P. Sims
Washington
America
Gideon
Philadelphia
Walter Sanger
Sims
Waltham
Mass
Sanger
Diphtheria Claims Five Children of Blind Iowa Father
Grinnell Iowa June 26 William Case mourns five children buried in two weeks all deaths caused by diphtheria leaving a blind father with his entire family lost to illness in quick succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
William Case
Washburn Railway Incorporation Plans Connect to Great Northern
Articles of incorporation filed for the Washburn Iron River and Western railway to run from Washburn via Iron River to Sandstone Minnesota linking with the Great Northern. A preliminary survey starts at once with 30 miles planned to connect with the Northern Pacific at Tron River this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Washburn
Wis
Warrants Issued for Indian Police Over Farm Eviction
Warrants have been sworn for Indian police involved in evicting Fred Smith from the Fisher farm on the reservation. An armed posse with Sheriff Mullin will depart for the agency at dawn to arrest the gang’s leaders. No serious trouble is expected unless Indian police resist the posse.
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Pender
Neb
Fred Smith
Fisher Farm
Mullin
Muilin
Corbett Divorce Case Sent To Referee For Alimony
New York June 26 Judge McAdam in the special term sent the divorce suit of Mrs Ollie Corbett against James J Corbett to Edward Jacobs as referee. Referee Jacobs will determine the issues and decide the amount of alimony if any.
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Corbett
New York
McAdam
Supreme Court
A. H. Hummel
Ollie Corbett
James J. Corbett
Edward Jacobs
Jacobs
Union League Opposes Free Coinage of Silver
Philadelphia meeting of the Union League approves resolutions opposing free coinage of silver at 16 to 1. Abraham Barker objects, arguing the league as a social club has no right to act.
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Philadelphia
Union League
Abraham Barker
League
Creedon Whips Hennessy In Six Rounds
Australian Dan Creedon defeated Billy Hennessy of Boston in six rounds at the Suffolk club rooms to settle the middleweight championship of America. The bout was scheduled for twenty rounds but ended early as Creedon dominated.
Fighting in Macedonia as Turkish Forces Face Rebels
Reports from the frontier say Turkish troops clash with rebels in Macedonia. One band surrounded the troops. many were killed and wounded. Reinforcements are arriving to support the position.
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Macedonia
Soria
Bulgaria
Wisconsin Races Move Toward Summer Trials
Kenosha Wisconsin June 26 It is reported that George W Hawkins Chicago horseman is arranging to conduct large running races near the state line this summer He is negotiating for the lease of tracks and facilities for the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenosha, Wis
George W. Hawkins
Chicago
State Line
Emperor William Finishes Baltic and North Sea Canal Ceremony
Emperor William I laid the last stone of the Baltic and North Sea canal at the Buick cruiser ceremony in Hout Tenat on June 24. A vast crowd watched as the lighthouse and bronze reliefs honored William I Frederick II and William II.
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William
Hout Tenat
Buick
Baltic and North Sea Canal
Frederick II
William II
William I
Baltic Canal
Germany
William the Great
Kaiser Wilhelm Canal
Boiler Explosion on US Cruiser Columbia Launch
The boiler of a steam launch aboard the United States cruiser Columbia exploded near Kie June 24. The cylinder head and smokestack were blown overboard, four people were injured and taken to the naval hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kie
United States
Columbia
Naval Hospital
Important Supreme Court decision in Minnesota
Minnesota Supreme Court Judge Canty announced seven decisions. A key ruling allows stockholders defrauded by Guaranty Loan Company directors after bankruptcy to sue those directors personally. The ruling targets only those accused of soliciting investments or breaching fiduciary trust.
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Minnesota Supreme Court
St. Paul
Canty
Guaranty Loan Company
Wisconsin and Minnesota Medical Societies Meet in West Superior
The Wisconsin and Minnesota State Medical societies join in a joint session at West Superior Wisconsin on June 24. The Minnesota society sent a telegraphic greeting and elected J Chage of St Paul as an honorary member of the Wisconsin society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Physicians
West Superior
Wis
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Minnesota Society
Wisconsin Society
Duluth
J. Chage
St. Paul
Howgate Convicted on Forgery and Falsification Indictments
The Howgate jury returned guilty verdicts on both indictments after about 24 hours of deliberation. One count covered forgery and the other falsification of accounts, with a mercy recommendation from the jury. An appeal on a bill of exceptions has been taken to the district court of appeals, likely to be heard in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Howgate
Mercy
District Court of Appeals
Lightning Sparks Fatal Quarry Blast In West Virginia
In Wheeling on June 24, lightning struck a wire at the Standard Stone quarry in Rowlesburg triggering a premature explosion. Two workers, Stephen Ringer and Adolphus McVicker, died and several laborers were seriously injured.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Standard Stone Company
Rowlesburg
Stephen Ringer
Adolphus McVicker
Peterson Gets a Verdict in Telegraph Libel Suit
A Minnesota jury awarded Sam Peterson 5200 in the Western Union Telegraph case over transmitting an alleged libelous message tied to the Davis Sabin senatorial contest. The verdict follows a new trial. a prior ruling had awarded 10000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
New Um, Minn
Sam Peterson
Western Union Telegraph Company
Davis- Sabin
Mother and Daughter Die After Poison Dose
In Hornellsville New York a woman wife of George Huber gave her two children Rose aged two and Fred aged seven a paregoric poison dose and drank some herself. The girl died soon after and the mother perished in agony while the boy survived after an emetic was administered.
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Hornellsville
N. Y
George Huber
Fremont
Rose
Fred
Denounce the Debs decision call for national meetings
In Indianapolis on June 24 officers of the National Labor Federation plan meetings in every city nationwide a week from Sunday to denounce the Debs decision. They aim to secure a law by the next Congress defining workers rights and abolishing government injunctions.
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Debs
Indianapolis
National Labor Federation
United States
McGrath
Missing grain speculator Eugene Breeze linked to Sig Fair deal
San Francisco May 24. Eugene A Breeze, partner of L W McGlanflen, the grain speculator who engineered the Sig Fair wheat deal, remains missing. Breeze disappeared last Monday after withdrawing all funds from the firm’s bank account and has not been seen since.
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San Francisco
Eugene A. Breeze
L. W. McGlanflen
Sig Fair
Breeze
Prisoners go on trial for Hillsdale green goods scheme
Detroit June 24. Eight prisoners indicted on using the mails to promote a green goods scheme at Hillsdale faced trial in the United States court today.
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Detroit
Hillsdale
Fight for Silver Dominates League Meeting Proceedings
The eighth national convention of the League of Republican Clubs opened in Cleveland with no decisive shift in the silver versus gold fight. Milwaukee was chosen as the site for the next national convention while post-oned dates remain to be set. The silver faction pressed its resolutions in committee, facing a majority opposed to free silver, and the full committee prepared an executive session to review the proposals. Delegates from 46 states attended as Mayor McKisson and Ohio League head H. Clay Evans addressed the delegates before adjournment.
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Cleveland
League of Republican Clubs
Arcade Hotel
Committee On
Milwaukee
Executive Board
Iowa
Allison
Harrison
New England
Blaine
Reed
Mark A. Hanna
McKinley
Mr. Hanna
Union League
Major Osborn
Nelson
Merriam
Minnesota
Clayton Powell
Moses P. Handy
Patton
Michigan
Clark
Wyoming
Carter
Montana
Thurston
Nebraska
Dubois
Idaho
J. B. Robinson
Pennsylvania
H. G. Knowles
Delaware
Tawney
Robinson
Hunter
Missouri
Ohio
Zanesville
McKisson
Woodmansee
Ohio League of Republican Clubs
Tracy
H. Clay Evans
Tennessee
Evans
Government Eyes Early Settlement With France
Caracas reports promise of quick resolution to tensions with France amid official statements. In contrast letters from credible sources suggest France may back England's claims and recognize them as just if a united front is not formed.
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Caracas
Venezuela
France
England
Fire at Presidio Gunshed Destroys Eight Rifled Guns
A blaze at the Presidio Light Battery F gunshed was discovered before an engine could reach it. The耗 shed, valued at $2,000, burned, but the loss includes eight 4-inch rifled guns worth $3,000 each, totaling about $30,000 in government property.
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San Francisco
Presidio Reservation
United States
Checking Up the Shortage in Onmania
Onmania June 21 bondsmen resumed the examination of the treasurer’s accounts. Bondsman A. L. Swode, overseeing the office, opened the cage and handled funds as investigation continues. The shortage is not expected to exceed 10,000 dollars.
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Onmania
A. L. Swode
Dr Hartman Offers Free Treatment For Women
The Pertna Drug Manufacturing Company funds Dr Hartman to direct free treatment for all women with any female derangement who apply by letter. Send address age symptoms and duration for a prompt answer. Free pamphlet on female diseases and free cancer book offered by the Columbus Ohio company.
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Hartman
R Noward
Pertna Drug Manufacturing Company
Dr. Hartman
United States
Mortgage Sale Notice Involving Pavut Carpenter Mortgagee
Mortgage sale announced with Pavut Carpenter named as mortgagee and M Harrison listed as attorney for the mortgagee. Specific property details and sale terms are not provided in the accessible text.
Summons in Beadle County Justice Court
James B. Martin is summoned to appear in Huron on June 4 1895 to answer Waibel and Donaldson for 25.21 dollars plus interest and costs, with action continued to July 25 185 for service by publication. The case involves goods and merchandise sold and delivered in 1892 and 1899 assignments from T M Jeffris Co to the plaintiffs.
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James B. Martin
South Dakota
Huron
Waibel & Donaldson
T. M. Jeffris & Co
Beadle County
E. C. Patterson
L. C. Kemp
Beadle County Teachers Institute Showcases Engagement and Progress
Beadle County teachers praise fine weather and lively institute sessions with lectures by Prof Failing on didactics Miss Hughey on primary work and Miss Demaree on reading and nature studies. About 150 attendees, mostly teachers, anticipate more first grade certificates and advanced work as Prof Graham of Mitchell and Rev Brown discuss glacial action in the James River Valley.
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Hughey
Demaree
Graham of
Mitchell
Myers
Mr. Brown
James River
South Dakota
Notice To Creditors Estate of Andrew Allison Deceased
Notice is hereby given by the executor of the estate of Andrew Allison to creditors and all persons having claims against the deceased to exhibit them within four months after the first publication to the executor at his residence in Cavour township Beadle county South Dakota. Dated at Huron SD June 21 1895. Resert ALLISON Executor of the last will and estate of Andrew Allison deceased.
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Albert Lovell
Laura Jane Lovell
Beadle
Territory of Oak
South Dakota
Paul Carpenter
Wisconsin
Register of Deeds
Huron
Angee
Sioux Falls
S. D
A.D
State of
Beadleee
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Elpha
Right
Loren E. Bloodgood
Jennie B. Adams
Leonard W. Bloodue
Nettie M. Bloodgood
Mary Joslin Lavina Kenyon
Susan Rice
Anna J. Bloodgood
Lewis C. Bloodgood
John Woop
Andrew Allison
Cavour
Beadle County
Allison
James P. Dixon
Anna M. Dixon
Martha D. Bass
R. O. Richards
R.O. Richards
NE England Loan and Trust Company
New Enelanp Loan and Trust Company
Carter & Brown
D. Itos
Es Woodbury
Iowa
Lou Banking Company
Woodbury County
Mortz
Charles C. Terry
County of Columbia
State
New York
Beadly
Meron
Eanegues
County of
S. E
Charles CO. Terry
Frank L. du Mont
Eva du Mont
Frederick T. Day
Beach
Angeline L. Marsh
Beadie
City of
City of Huron
le County
A. D
Angeline L. Mays
Beadless
Charles Oleson
Frank Lundius
F. E. Grant
John Absher
Sophia H. Absher
Charles W. Absher
Nancy H. Abeher
John R. Trevett
James B. Russell
George W. Longctaff
Camoun
Ailto
Southree
Groree W. Lonestarr
Said
NEW England Loan and Trust Company
New Enortano Loans
Ite Attorneys
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. J. Hill
Green Goods
The
White Metal
the Man of Destiny
Uncle Sam
Pavut Carpenter
M. Harrison
Justice Court
William Waibel
Adel F. Donaldson
Beadle County Teachers
Court House
Joege
State of Southakota
Said County
F.E.G
Attest
Joshna H. Ae
Rk. E. H. Arum
L. C. Kemp,” ‘Attneney
Joseph H. Alexander
Sheriffs Sale
Joan Woop
Plaintiff's Attorney
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