Mrs Perkins Freed After No Bill In Perkins Case
In Minneapolis Minnesota the grand jury returned no bill on the murder in the first degree charge against Lora M Perkins. She was released from jail after officials assured her of freedom and will pursue damages against the arresting companies for malicious prosecution and false imprisonment seeking at least 50000 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MriyneEapouis
Minnesota
Hennepin
Fourth Judicial District
Lora M. Perkins
David A. Lydiard
Perkins
Labor Temple
Judge Elliott
Jamison
Frank Nye
Albert H. Hall
Mrs. Perkins
Hall
Nye
Grand Jury
Warner's Paper on Politics and Crime Stirs Prison Congress
Denver reports at the prison congress described a paper by Amos G. Warner, Stanford economist, arguing state reform depends on curative treatment of early criminals. Warden Hale denounced some charges as false, while delegates demanded backing for Warner's broad assertions. The paper was filed with thanks to the author.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Congress
Amos G. Warner
Leland Stanford University of California
John N. Dryden
Kearney
Neb
W. E. Hale
San Quentin
Cal
Alameda County
California
Hale
Warner
Wheat Receipts Shrink 7 Million Bushels From Last Fall
The Journal reports a marked drop in wheat movement from Aug 1 to Sept 20, with Chicago far behind last year and spring wheat markets in Minneapolis and Duluth also below. Winter wheat receipts since July are about half of last year, signaling potential buying opportunities as markets adjust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
the Journal
Duluth
Chicago
Organist George King Testifies in Durrant Trial
In San Francisco on September 20 the prosecution in the Durrant case made King the next witness to place the prisoner in the church at 5 p.m. on April 3. King, a reluctant witness, testified he saw the prisoner there nearly an hour after Mrs. Leake placed Durrant inside the church, and he appeared to shield the defendant during his testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Durrant
George King
China to Have a Railroad From Shanghai to Nanking
The Times dispatch from Shanghai reports the emperor has approved immediate construction of a railway linking Shanghai to Su Chan Chin Kiang and Nanking to counter Japanese demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
London
the Times
Shanghai
Su Chan
Chin Kiang
Nanking
Four Spanish Consuls for Florida
Washington reports four Spanish consular officers assigned to Florida as part of measures to curb filibustering expeditions aimed at Cuba. The move underscores Spain's active effort to deter unauthorized expeditions from the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Washington
Cuba
Nebraska Tragedy Ends in Murder and Suicide
Dr Hartman of OmanHa Nebraska killed his wife after a quarrel sparked by her alleged indiscretions and then took his own life. Neighbors and officials note the fatal domestic dispute occurred on September 20 as tensions rose from rumors and accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
OmanHa
Neh
Hartman
Farm near SavkK Center Loses Entire Crop in Fire
SavkK Centre Minnesota September 20 P Lamb owner of a rural farm seven miles from town reports his entire grain crop burned and 20 tons of hay destroyed by an unknown origin fire. The granary was saved with great difficulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savkk Centre
Minn
P. Lamb
Cholera Reports From Sandwich Islands Stir Controversy
A brother in Honolulu’s national guard relays Sept 5 letters dismissing U S cholera reports as exaggerated. He notes the Bennington near quarantine with one death, claims natives bear the brunt due to superstition and distrust, and cites strict quarantine with high fatality, while soldiers patrol the affected districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
National Guard
Honolulu
Sandwich Islands
United States
Bennington
Prominent Farmers Involved In Coal Theft
Prominent farmers in Forman North Dakota faced company settlement after exposure of coal thefts from Milwaukee railroad sheds at Harlem. Thieves operated openly over winters and one offender was forced to haul coal back to the sheds in daylight to avoid arrest. The affair caused a local sensation due to the notoriety of those implicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forman
N. D
Milwaukee Railroad
Harlem
Campaign Opens as Babb Denounces Prohibition Pledge
DeparR Rapids Iowa September 24 The Democratic campaign in Iowa opened with a speech by Governor candidate W J Babb. He denounced the Republican platform prohibition and the mulci law and asserted Democrats favor a law permitting liquor manufacture in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deparr Rapids
Iowa
W. J. Babb
Conference censures Populists over Waite speech
Canton Ohio September 24. The Methodist conference introduces a resolution censuring the Populists for inviting ex Governor Waite of Colorado to speak Sunday. He appeared but postponed the speech and delivered a mock sermon condemning the money power and criticising the ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Waite
Colorado
Nebraska's Warm Spell Brings Heat and Rain
Heavy rains sweep parts of Nebraska after five of the hottest days on record. Temperatures reached 105 in the shade across many areas. The heat forced school dismissals as officials warned of continued heat and storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Omaha
Fire destroys most of Oneida business district
A night fire in Oneida Kansas swept through nearly the entire business portion of the town. Fierce winds prevented control of the flames and the loss runs into tens of thousands with scant insurance coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oneida
Kan
Seneca
Califor nia Pear Auctions Draw Attention in London
At Covent Garden two California pear sales aboard the American liner New York drew extra interest. The fruit sold for 11 to 13 shillings a case, reflecting lively demand in the London market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ept. Is
Convent Garden
California
New York
Waller Case Discussed at Colored Methodist Conference
At the district colored Methodist conference a discussion on the Waller case was held. John M. Livingston, Waller's counsel, spoke and it was decided to seek relief for the imprisoned ex-consul's family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Colored Methodist Conference
Waller
John M. Livingston
Army of the Cumberland Reunion Draws Vast Crowd in Crattancoca
In Crattancoca on September 20 the Army of the Cumberland reunion drew a larger crowd than Barnum’s greatest tents, with veterans from Cincinnati in attendance. J D Morgan, age 80, presided in Rosecrans absence as General Morgan welcomed all, and Senator Manderson of Nebraska delivered the annual address praising the soldiers and recalling the region’s battles and sacrifices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of the Army of the Tennessee
Cincinnati
J. D. Morgan
Quincy, Ills
Rosecrans
Manderson
Morgan
Ochs
H. V. Boynton
Boynton
Confederate Veterans
Charles M. Manderson
Nebraska
Governor Culberson Prepared to Prevent Prize Fight
Governor Culberson in Austin on September 20 indicated he will ignore Judge Hurt's Dallas opinion favoring prize fighting and will act to prevent the bout. He studies Governor Ross’s approach to the Sullivan Kilrain fight, has copies of the enforcement order, and may deploy Texas ranger forces to enforce laws across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Culberson
Hurt
Dallas
Ross
Texas
Referee chosen for Corbett Fitzsimmons fight meeting
A meeting at a sporting paper office in New York at 10 30 a m Friday will select a referee for the Corbett Fitzsimmons bout. Representing the Florida Athletic club are Vendig Julien and Brady for Fitzsimmons and Corbett respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Corbett-Fitzsimmons
Vendig
Julien
Brady
Florida Athletic Club
Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Rushing Work on the Arena for Fight
President Stuart of the Florida Athletic club put 200 mechanics and laborers to work on the arena for the Corbett Fitzsimmons prize fight in Dallas Texas. Contractors expect completion by October 20 with hundreds visiting the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Stuart
The
Florida Athletic Club
Eet
Report backs Herreshoff bid for three torpedo boats
Naval Constructor Hichborn and Chief Engineer Melville have completed their evaluation of bids for three torpedo boats. They recommend accepting the Herreshoffs bid if lawful, noting Congress limited one boat for each coast and that Western bids on the Pacific coast exceeded the cost cap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hichborn
Melville
Pacific Coast
Mississippi
Gulf Coast
Congress
Clemency Move Reported in Kent Case
Farno North Dakota September report says prosecution lawyers sought commuting Kent sentence to life imprisonment. A Metropole Hotel meeting included F C Laird state attorney Voss and W P Miller with Miller denying the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farno
N. D
Kent
Hotel Metropole
F. C. Laird
Erwin and Schumaker File Hayward Appeal Brief
Attorneys Erwin and Schumaker filed the supreme court appellant's brief for Harry Hayward. The 57 page document presents 37 assignments of error with argument and authorities. Emphasis centers on insanity claims and excluded parental testimony, plus challenges to Blixt's testimony and improper corroboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Str
Pau
Erwin and Schumaker
Harry Hayward
Supreme Court
Counselor Erwin
Adry Hayward
Blixt
Five Blind Pig Raids Target Local Hotels
On Sept 23 Faree G N reports five blind pig attachments at two local hotels raided with evidence found in all cases. The State Enforcement league backs the prosecutions and notes over 50 closures in the last month. The group will now focus on Fargo and western cities along the Northern Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faree
G. N
State Enforcement League
Fargo
Northern Pacific
Foster sets half mile record with 50 second time
Walter Foster again lowered the world half mile record with a 50 second mark in San Francisco on September 23. Paced by a quartet, he completed the half mile in 48 seconds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Walter ‘Foster
Pall Mall Gazette Praises Iselin Sportsmanship
The Pall Mall Gazette notes letters between Lord Dunraven and New York yachtsmen on the America's Cup and says it desires to reopen the controversy to pay tribute to Mr. Iselin’s sportsmanlike behavior. It regrets his handsome offer to Dunraven went unmet and says the American yachtsman deserves respect from all who love sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pall Mall Gazette
Loudon
The
Lord Dunraven
New York
Iselin
Beadle County Circuit Court Summons in Debt Case
The State of South Dakota serves summons in Beadle County to Robert Wakefield to answer the 1895 complaint filed in Huron. Plaintiff seeks judgment for 308 dollars with interest from December 19 1892 plus costs unless an answer is filed within thirty days after service. John L. Pyle, Plaintiff's Attorney. First pub Sept 19 last Oct 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
South Dakota
Beadle
Circuit Court
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Thomas D. Jessop
Robert Wakefield
Beadle County
Huron
John L. Pyle
E. C. Patterson
Third Street
City of Huron
S. D
Grand jury indicts Mrs Mack in stamp counterfeiting case
Burrap New York September 20 The grand jury of the federal court has returned a true bill of indictment against Mrs Mack of Hamilton Ontario an alleged accomplice of George Morrison in a stamp counterfeiting scheme. Trial will be moved once the indictment is reported. Many witnesses traveled long distances and have been asked to remain for the trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrap
N. Y
Federal Court
Mack
Hamilton
Road records approved by Century Road Club of America
The Century Road Club of America approves several road records. Searle covers 12 300 miles in 1894 for Illinois state record. Wahl posts 50 miles on May 10 for American record. Earle runs 5 miles in 12 04 on June 23 for New York state record. Wolfe travels Chicago to New York in 6 days 3 hours 10 minutes from July 22 to 28 for a course record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Century Road Club of America
R. P. Searle
Ilinois
L. C. Wahl
C. T. Earle
New York
C. W. Wolfe
Chicago
Red Lake Reservation Plan Seen Likely to Be Adopted
Commissioner Baldwin spent two hours with Secretary Smith and expressed satisfaction that the plan to open the Red Lake reservation will be adopted if no legal obstacle remains. Secretary Smith ordered a legal brief of the case sent to Assistant Attorney General Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baldwin
Smith
Red Lake Reservation
Hall
Mortgage Sales Notice From Beadle County Dakota
Public notice of two mortgage foreclosures in Beadle County Dakota. Eleanor and Ransom Smith default on a 1888 mortgage to John H. Miller via L H Hole Trustee with sale set October 1 1895 at 10 am at the Huron Court House front door for cash to satisfy six hundred seventy dollars fifty one cents. Jesse and Lizzie Gilbert mortgage also defaulted on a 1891 mortgage to L H Hole with sale October 1 1895 at 10 am at the Huron Court House front door to satisfy two hundred twenty two dollars ninety three cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Smith
Ransom L. Smith
L. H. Hole
John H. Miller
Beadle County
Territory of Dakota
Pettigrews
Huron
South Dakota
County of
Beadle
Notice of Sheriff Sale on Execution in Beadle County
By special execution from the Fifth Judicial Circuit Court Manitoba Mortgage and Investment Co. v James Davis et al. a mortgage foreclosure, $485.87 plus interest and costs, dated Sept 10 1895, to be sold at public auction at the Huron Court House on Nov 2 1895 at 2 PM. Property: NE quarter of SW quarter and lot 5 in section 6 township 112 N range 59 W containing 74.40 acres. Dated Huron Sept 16 1895. Geo. W. Lonast Tarr, Sheriff. H Aplin attorney. First pub Sept 19 last pub Oct 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Fifth Judicial Circuit
South Dakota
A. D
Beadle
City of
Huron
County of
Geo. W. Lonast Tarr
Beadle County
H. Aplin
Circuit Court of
Mortimer D. Hathaway
Charles M. Harrison
Frederick M. Wilcox
G. A. Mathews
P. C. Murphy
R. S. Lyon
George Lilly
Louis Patanud
Horace Fishback
Register of Deeds
Gro. W. Longstaff
A. W. Burtt
Foreclosure Sale Notice in Beadle County
Beadle County sheriff announces the foreclosure sale of Lots 5 and 6, Block 4, First Railway Addition to Huron. The sale is to satisfy a judgment of $3,944.98 with costs and interest, to be held October 26, 1895 at 2 PM in Huron. Sheriff Gro. W. Longstaff signs the notice with public auctions to the highest bidder.
South Dakota Circuit Summons in Beadle County cases
The Fifth Judicial Circuit issues summons in Beadle County South Dakota. Plaintiffs name Franklin Bancher and Lane Court trustees seek relief. defendants include Orin Bair Minnie Bair Kerr Nash and others. Attorneys note service details and response deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
South Dakota
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Beadle County
Franklin Bancher
Dow v Clark et al suit summons in Beadle County
Fifth Judicial Circuit Beadle County Court summons Julia Dow plaintiff vs H Austin Clark Sewell Allen Jr George W Cropsey and P B Lyon defendants. You must answer the complaint within thirty days after service or court relief will be sought. Dated Huron South Dakota August 30 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
South Dakota
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Beadle County
Julia Dow
H. Austin Clark
Sewell Allen, Jr
Geo
W. Cropsey
P. B. Lyon
City of
Huron
A. D
E. C. Patterson
Default on Installment Mortgage Notice in Beadle County
Three installments default on a mortgage given by Charley Petterson and Johanna Felter sen to John H. Miller dated November 1 1891 and recorded November 18 1891 in Beadle County. The mortgage covers southwest quarter section 4 township 111 north range 62 west fifth principal meridian. Amount due eighty five dollars and twenty three cents. Foreclosure sale scheduled October 1 1895 at 10 oclock in the city of Huron South Dakota to the highest cash bidder. Joan H Minter mortgagee attorney Joan L Prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Gilbert
Lizzie Gilbert
L. H. Hole
John H. Miller
Register of Deeds
Beadle County
Territory of Dakota
South Dakota
As Huron
Beadle
Charley Petterson
Johanna Fetersen
Office of
the Register of Deeds
Huron
Estate of Francies Martin Hearing for Probate
The State of South Dakota notifies heirs at law and next of kin that a court has set September 21, 1895, at 10:00 AM in the Huron court room to hear the petition for probate of the will of Francies Martin deceased and issue letters testamentary. Citizens listed include Josephine Martin Elie Martin Gustave Martin Ida Martin Emily L Martin Mary M Nora Martin Cecil Martin Jesse Martin Alice M Martin. Dated August 23, 1895 in Huron Beadle County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beadle
Francies Martin
South Dakota
Josephine Martin
Elie Martin
Gustave Martin
Ida Martin
Emily L. Martin
Mary M Nora Martin
Cecil Martin
Jesse Martin
Alice M. Martin
Angen
Huron
Martin
Sheriff Sale in Beadle County for Hi or town lot
Beadle County South Dakota sheriff Grover W Lonestarr notifies a public auction under a foreclosure judgment. On August 21, 1895, the front door of the court house in Huron will host sale of Lot 10 Block 1 in the original Hi town, to satisfy the mortgage and costs totaling six hundred twenty two dollars, plus accruing costs. sale held September 25, 1895 at 10 in the forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Menzie
Mary E. Menzie
W. H. Voss
Beadle Co
South Dakota
Jacob Rosenthal
George W
Beadle County
Huron
Beadle
Dakota
Haron
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice for Beadle County Property
William Oerlline and Rose Oerlline mortgage with The Ballou State Banking Company. Assignee Wayland By Chapman H S Ballou and Company. Mortgage recorded Dec 7 1889 Beadle County. Default on interest and principal plus taxes. Notice of foreclosure by public sale set for Nov 9 at 10 am at Beadle County Court House front door, Storm Lake Iowa assignee F E Cassignee of Mc Geo. B. Kerlin attorney.
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Hennepin County
Warner’s Paper
King
California Fruit
of the Army of the
Cumberland
Army of the Tennessee
Senator Manderson
Erwin
Firet
Ortgage Sale
L. H. Here
Joan H. Miller
Joan L. Prue
Huren
Orin W. Bair
Minnie K. Bair
Hamilton Kerr
Eva H. Kerr
Joseph R. Beebe
Charles E. Bryant
Stephen C. Nash
Anna M. Nash
Chalmer Nash
Maude Nash
John al. Miller
Minnehaha National Bank
Valley Land and Irrigation Company
Tudor Buggy Company
Powers Dry Goods Company
Lane Court
Beadléount
Gertrude Howard
Alvin W. Howard
Laird Norton & Co
W. H. Newcomer
Ing
John L
Geo. W. Cropsey
Fendants
Joan H. Minter
Ortgagee
Joan L. Prize
Counsty
Joshina H. Alexander
Joan Woop
Sheriffs Sale
Maria A. Backus
Ella F. Back
Grover W. Lonestarr
South
Joun L. Pre
William Oerlline
Rose Oerlline
Ballou State Banking Company
Wayland
Chapman
H. S. Ballou and Company
Sou Dakota
Wayland E. Man
Register of Needs
County
Torney
South Dakot
F. E. Cassignee
McGeo
B. Kerlin
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