Ten Executed In Mexico City Police Lynch Case
Mexico City November 24 The trial over Arroyo's murderers ends with death sentences for ten police officials. Jury delayed seven hours. judge confirms verdict as gendarmes present arms. Some defendants jailed or acquitted on appeal. public opinion supports the outcome.
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Mexico City
Arroyo
Flores
Vllaviencia
Cabrera
Dellido
Cuellera
Velasquez
Bravo
Drawn by St Bernard Dogs Trek to Klondike
D C Blandy and his wife and four-year-old boy arrived in Butte aboard a wagon pulled by eight St Bernard dogs en route to the Klondike from Brainerd Minnesota. They traveled 1400 miles since August. Lost in Montana bad lands for two days without water, the dogs’ instinct kept them alive. They were nearly trampled by a cattle stampede but a cowboy saved the team and tourists from harm.
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Butte
Mon
D. C
Bryan to Visit Mexico With Bryan Party Tour
Ex governor Crittenden of Missouri says he will leave for San Antonio with William J. Bryan and Mrs. Bryan. The trio will tour Mexico with Crittenden aiding their entry and Bryan studying Mexico's financial system. They plan to spend most time in the City of Mexico.
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Kansas City
Crittenden
Missouri
Mexico
Cleveland
San Antonio
Tex
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Army Officers Are Arrested In Uruguay Revolt
New York reports five prominent army officers have been arrested in Montevideo as part of an attempted revolutionary movement. The Herald notes many civilian and political arrests. Rio Janeiro dispatches warn of an imminent commercial crisis with tumbling exchange.
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New York
Montevideo
Uruguay
Herald
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Wisconsin Pioneer Dead in Denver Visit
A telegram announced the death of Judge J. T. Miller in Denver while he visited his son J. Warner Mills. Miller was a prominent early Wisconsin figure involved in organizing the Republican party.
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Manitowoc
Wis
J. T. Miller
Denver
Colo
J. Warner Mills
Judge Mills
Wisconsin
R.epublican Party
Cause of Ketchams Death Revealed by Inquest
Dr Neel submitted a coroner report on John B Ketchams death noting alcohol related liver disease as the cause. The wealthy clubman died suddenly under mysterious circumstances sparking a sensational inquiry.
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Ketcham
CxHicaGco
Neel
John B. Ketcham
US banker Usher indicted for $700000 misappropriation
Gouvernet New York November 24 The United States grand jury has indicted Luke Usher president of the National Bank of Potsdam which failed on January 25. The indictment contains 11 counts alleging misappropriating $700000.
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Gouvernet
N. Y
United States Grand Jury
Luke Usher
National Bank of Potsdam
Usher
Jail Breaker Thomas Captured in Memphis
J A Thomas alias Thurman alias Lutz, famed nationwide forger and jail breaker, has been recaptured and is back in the Memphis jail for the third time. He was captured at Guthrie Kentucky.
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Thomas
Memphis
Tenn
J. A. Thomas
Thurman
Lutz
Guthrie
Atlantic Mine Strikers Return to Work
Two hundred miners and tramers who were on strike at the Atlantic mines, with about as many idle, have returned to work in Houghton Michigan. Tramers will likely receive a five dollar per month raise.
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Atlantic Mine
Houghtoon
Mich
Atlantic
China the Mother claims Chinese origin of civilization
New York November 24 Egyptian antiquarian J De Morgan leads a Paris published work arguing Chinese were the first civilized people. He says garden of Eden was in China and Adam and Eve were Chinese. He cites origins of Egyptian civilization traced to Central China via Assyria.
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New York
J. de Morgan
Egypt
Earth
China
M. de Morgan
Paris
Egypte
la Pierre
Les Metaux
Assyria
Johnson Dies. Mining Chief Near Completion of Work
Carl R. Johnson, 63, superintendent of the Geyser Mining Co of Boston, died at Silver Cliff Colorado where the company has spent about 2,000,000 on a property. The Silver Cliff shaft, deepest in Colorado at 2,200 feet, was entering a rich ore body Johnson believed lay at greater depth.
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Dennover
Carl R. Johnson
Geyser Mining Company
Boston
Silver Cliff
Colo
Colorado
Johnson
Doctor Michael C OToole Dies in San Francisco
San Francisco November 24 Dr Michael C OToole renowned surgeon and oculist has died from pneumonia He was active in Irish causes and served in numerous scientific societies.
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San Francisco
Michael C. O'Toole
Northern Steamship moves purchasing dept to Buffalo
Headquarters go to Buffalo as the Northern Steamship company shifts its purchasing department from Duluth to Buffalo for the winter after remaining in Duluth this season.
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Buffalo
Duluth
Northern Steamship Company
Notable Obits and Financials From the Era
Min or list of notable deaths includes Rev Dr Luke Dorland founder of Dorland University in Hot Springs North Carolina and Judge Cecil Scott a longtime St Louis bar figure. Also General Cassius M Clay complains of persecution as his wife leaves him. St Paul reports a suicide by B J G D Albani a Northern Pacific clerk. Treasury shows cash balance 202 561 395 and gold reserve 156 412 246. Mrs O Reilly widow of John Boyle O Reilly dies in Boston of pneumonia.
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Luke Dorland
Hot Springs
N. C
Dorland University
Cecil Scott
St. Louis
Cassius M. Clay
Kentucky
B. J. G. D’albani
Northern Pacific General
St. Paul
High Bridge
Treasury
O'Reilly
John Boyle O'Reilly
Boston
Wheat Advances Slightly in May Trades on Northwest Receipts
Chicago May 22 Wheat futures narrowed the spread between May and December as heavy Northwest receipts spurred selling. A cold wave prompted May shorts to cover, with May up about 4 percent and December down about 4. Prices closed: Wheat November 94 3/4, December 95 1/c, old 85 5/8, January 90 3/4, May 90 9/16, July 84 3/4. Corn November 26 1/4, December 26 1/4 to 26 1/2, May 29 1/4 to 29 3/4. Oats November 22, December 20 1/2 to 21. Pork November 7.27, December 7.28, January 3.22, May 8.42.
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Chicago
Northwest
Local Grain Prices Reported in Milwaukee Market
MILWAUKEE NOV 23 Wheat No 1 Northern 83 0 No 3 Spring 86 8744c May 90c Corn No 3 27c Oats No 2 white 2344 24c Barley No 2 4c sample on track 25 18c
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Milwaukee
Wheat price report from Duluth market
Duluth market notes list cash grain prices for No. 1 hard and Northern corn No. 2 and No. 3 spring with. November and December bids and future May figures, covering arrivals and assorted quality grades.
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Duluth
Wheat futures end steady on Minneapolis market
On November 22 in Minneapolis wheat futures closed with November at 8 cents, December at 88.5 cents, and May at 88 cents. Track No. 1 hard 90 30s, No. 1 Northern 89 1 2 cents, No. 2 Northern 84 cents.
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Minneapolis
Chicago Market Prices for Live Poultry and Eggs
Chicago wholesale prices show live poultry steady with turkeys at 9 9 1/9 cents, chickens 5 2 cents, spring chickens 5 5? cents, ducks 7 cents. Butter steady, creamery and dairies 12 to 21 and 15 to 19 cents respectively. Eggs firm at 18 cents a dozen.
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Chicago
Market Report Hogs Cattle Sheep Prices
South St Pau reports hogs active and higher by 5 to 10 cents with grade varying. Cattle steady and active with stockers 3.15 to 3.25, cows 2.20 to 2.65, steers 2.95 to 3.75, calves 1.75 to 2.00. Sheep weaker with muttons 5.80 to 3.85 and lambs 3.50 to 5.10.
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South St. Pau
Sioux City Livestock Prices Report
Sioux City IA November 22 hog market steady and high range 3.25 to 3.45 cattle steady to strong with heifers 3.00 to 3.25 cows 3.50 calves 4.50 stockers and feeders 3.50 to 4.75 and rangers 3.40 to 3.75 sheep demand 2.70 to 3.30.
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Sioux City
Europe Faces Common Danger in Transatlantic Competition
Vienna dispatch reports Austro Hungaro foreign minister Count Goluchowsel urging Europe to unite against crushing competition from transatlantic nations. He warns a turning point has been reached and calls for immediate countermeasures to defend European material welfare and economic existence through a coordinated, persistent defense across nations.
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Vienna
Goluchowski
Europe
Fatal Riots in Austria Turn Violent At Gratz
In Gratz Styria Austria clashes between Christian Socialists and Social Democrats escalated at a political meeting. Police and troops faced stone projectiles then charged the mob with fixed bayonets, killing one and wounding many. Five police wounded as authorities impose stricter orders to curb further unrest.
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Vienna
Austria
Gratz
Styria
The Same Old Bluff
London reports the Rome correspondent says the powers discuss naval action in the Dardanelles or a blockade of Constantinople if Crete autonomy demands fail. The moves center on withdrawing Turkish troops and pressuring the sultan to yield to foreign demands.
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London
Rome
The
Daily News
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Crete
Premier Meline Praises Bimetallism Amid Crisis Debate
In Paris during a debate on the agricultural crisis Meline the premier expressed hope that bimetallism would triumph as a solution to the agricultural low mood.
Betrayer of General Castillo Executed by Insurgents
Report from Jacksonville dated November 23 says Angel Paz, who betrayed General Castillo to the Spaniards for 5000 dollars, was captured by insurgents en route to Cienfuegos, courtmartialed and hanged after arriving on the Mascotte in Tampa.
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Castillo
Jacksonville
Fla
Mascotte
Tampa
Angel Paz
General Castillo
Cienfuegos
Insurgents Raid Farm Near Havana Capture Horses Rifles
A small force of insurgents raided the San Nicolas Casa Blanca farm near Havana on November 23, seizing several horses and rifles. Havana police, aided by local residents, pursued the raiders.
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Havana
San Nicolas Casa Blanca
Ketcham Plot Thickens In Possible Will Dispute
Relatives of the late John B. Ketcham plan to contest any existing will arguing he was insane when he signed it and for ten months prior. They deny a legal marriage to Minnie Wallace Walkup claiming Ketcham incapable of contracts during the period. Walkup’s butler Joe Keller emerges as a key figure after allegedly witnessing a Milwaukee marriage ceremony and a Milwaukee minister questions a photo likeness to Keller.
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Keller
Cold Wave Grips Northwest with Record Lows
The Chicago weather desk reports a general temperature drop of 18 to 30 degrees across the Northwest on Sunday. Havre and Medicine Hat posted 10 degrees below zero, while Chicago fell to 40 above. The cold wave moves east, with expected steel and snow following.
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ChicaGo
Havre
M.n
Medicine Hat
Prospects of trouble at Atlantic mine in Michigan
In Hovacunton Michigan November 23 danger looms as strikers demand concessions. Superintendent Stanton rejects demands and Finnish workers threaten to kill Italians if they enter the mine. Deputies cannot prevent an outbreak if Italians try to go underground.
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Hovacunton
Mich
Atlantic Mine
Stanton
Girard Students Banned From Football
President Fetterlof of Girard College bans football for all 1500 students after a practice game injury. The edict, issued in Philadelphia, follows a boy breaking his leg last Saturday and meets with widespread disappointment among the student body.
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Girard
Philadelphia
Fetterlof
Girard College
Recovery from nervous prostration through gymnastic work
Mrs Be A Buck credits a simple program of physical culture for a permanent recovery from severe nervous debility. The article praises gymnastic exercises for women, lists symptoms such as weariness and insomnia, and cites Mrs E A Buck of Lynn Mass who improved after using Paine's celery compound. It urges sharing the remedy with others.
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BE. A. Buck
E. A .Back
Lynn
Mass
Paine
Corn merchants win ruling over police ban in Berlin
Berlin November 23. A court judgment rescinds the police prohibition on corn merchants meetings at the Feen Palast and taxes the costs to the state treasury. The decision curbs police authority and affirms the grain trade may conduct business in a private hall free from bourse law restrictions.
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Berlin
Feen Palast
Western Association Meeting in Cedar Rapids
A Western Baseball Association meeting was held in Cedar Rapids Iowa on November 20. The circuit remains the same as last year with St Joseph Des Moines Cedar Rapids Dubuque Burlington Quincy Peoria and Rockford as members. T. J. Hickey of St Joseph was re elected president.
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Western Association
Cedar Rapids
Western Baseball Association
St. Joseph
Des Moines
Dubuque
Burlington
Quincy
Peoria
Rockford
T. J. Hickey
Notice to creditors estate of Nicholas Hotaling
Administrator Charles Hotaling announces to all creditors and claimants against the estate of Nicholas Hotaling deceased to exhibit vouchers within four months after first publication. Creditors should deliver claims to John Wood’s office in Huron Beadle County South Dakota. Dated Huron November 9 1897. Clerk J H Alexander Deer Joan Wood attorney for estate. First pub Nov 11 last Dec 16.
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Nicholas Hotaling
John _ Wood
Ig de
Huron
Beadle
South Dakota
Charbles Hotaling
J. H. Alexaannp Deer
Joan Woop
George F. Lane
Lucy Ann Lane
Eugene P. Lane
Ann Lane
Kemp
Boadie
EueGene P. Ce
Mieeinigtaeber
Stars OF
Said County
Sanuel R. Critchfield
John H. Miller
Towit
Township One Hundred and Ten
Ridge Fifty-Nine
City of
Beadle County
Dakota Huronite
Oktusce
Wm. HH. Daugherty
Martha Daugherty
E. S Ormsby
Territory of
Dakota
Mortense
Said
William F. Bacon
Office of the Register of Deeds
Court House
Aberdeen
William T. Bacon
F. A. Brown
Notice to Creditors Estate of Lane and Lane
Eugene P Lane administrator of the estates of George F Lane and Lucy Ann Lane announces to creditors to present claims with vouchers within four weeks at Kemp office in Huron South Dakota dated November fifteenth eighteen ninety seven. First publication November fifteenth.
Notice of Tax Deed Intention Beadle County South Dakota
State of South Dakota to Mary F Wright rightful owner of Lot 11 12 13 14 in Block 17 Second Railway Addition Huron Beadle County. Taxes for 1894 led to sale and certificate of purchase issued to Beadle County later assigned to J M Durell now owner. Redemption ends sixty days after service. deed issued if not redeemed. Attorney C Kemp for Durell. First Pub Nov 18 last Dec 2.
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South Dakota
Beadless
Pene
Anna K. Harrison
O. P. Taylor
A. L
Beadle County
Huron
Beadle
Able County
Edward Sterling
J. M. Durell
M. Duseie
Kemp
Susie Fayant
Caroline E. Carr
Julius Nawotthy
City of
J.M. Derelt
Mary F. Wright
Sai
J.M Dureizi
C. Kemp
Jennie C. Welch
Frank Vallette
J. B. Geddis
Kuron
Beadie County
Said County
George F. Billing
Rosa
Frederick T. Day
Wisconsin
County of
South
Lillian Carpenter
Register of Deeds
Acton
Lota
Lilian Carpenter
L. C. Kemp
RicHarris Trust Co
Dee
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