Stewart Attacks Cleveland Over Cornerstone Speech in Senate
In Washington the senate holds the sixth day of debate on the silver repeal bill as Mr. Stewart denounces President Cleveland for remarks at the Capitol cornerstone centennial. He cites constitutional checks and accuses the president of policy misconduct and omitting duties.
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Washington
Senate
Peffer
United States
Stewart
Manderson
Cleveland
Capitol
Macauley
England
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Congress
Lease Termination Shifts Wisconsin Central Lease
Judge Jenkins rules on the Northern Pacific lease, ending Wisconsin Central control and transferring property to the Central company. The ruling, issued at 3 p.m., redirects ownership of the line and confirms a full lease cancellation.
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Wisconsin Central Line
Milwacker
Wis
Jenkins
Northern Pacific
Wisconsin Central Road
The
Central Company
Merrill and Co. Book Firm Makes Assignment
September 26 report from Sr. Paw notes D. D. Merrill & Co. assigned its books and Mr. Merrill has personally assigned. No details or statements have been released yet.
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D. D. Merrill & Co
Banker Sentenced to Three Years in Walla Walla
S B Dusins berre former cashier of the Bank of Puyallup is sentenced by the Tacoma superior court to three years in the Walla Walla penitentiary after pleading guilty to embezzling bank funds.
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Tacoma
Wash
S. B. Dusinsberre
Bank of Puyallup
Walla Walla Penitentiary
Perry Burned A Black Hills Mining Town Abandoned in Flames
A large fire menaces Perry and nearby districts in the Black Hills. About 100 firefighters battle flames across seven miles by six, destroying Buxton mill and dwelling, and the Uncle Sam 60 stamp mill. Damage estimated at 60000 with hotels and stables at Centennial burning or damaged. several residents feared dead or missing but later reported safe. Telephone service cut as fires threaten Central City and the county poorhouse.
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Black Tail Divide
Central City
Lead Mountain
Fe Oe
Perry
Centennial
Henry Frawley
Centennial Hotel
Charles Trevor
Cliff House
Charles Plunder
Henry Stern
Charles Thompson
Mr Murphy's Shot In North Dakota Murder Case
W I Murphy a Reynolds banker killed Charles Link a painter formerly with T Cannig son. Link had raped Murphy's daughter age 14. Link died instantly. Coroner's inquest to be held when Coroner Roundswell arrives from Larimore. Murphy at large in Grand Forks and appears undisturbed.
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Grand Forks
N. D
W. J. Murphy
Reynolds
Charles Link
T. Cannig & Son
Link
Murphy
Undertakers
Roundswell
Larimore
Minnesota Congregational Group Urges Geary Act Repeal
At the State Congregational association meeting in St Paul a resolution was adopted urging Congress to repeal the Geary act which excludes and deported Chinese. The General Congregational Association of Minnesota with more than 50 000 members asks senators and representatives to use all possible efforts for repeal.
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St. Paul
State Congregational Association
General Congregational Association of
Minnesota
Congress of the
United States
Government receipts exceed expenditures for first time in two weeks
The daily statement of the United States treasurer shows receipts for the month to date at 17,272,851 while expenditures total 17,062,000. Of the outlays 8,518,000 funded pensions. The gold reserve stands at 95,684,317 and the net balance is 11,819,278.
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Washington
United States
Catholics May Join Secret Societies if Vatican OKs
A Chicago secret council of Catholic archbishops proposed lifting bans on fraternal groups with sick benefits and death insurance. The report to Rome anticipates Vatican approval, allowing Catholics to join such societies and supporting a permanent residence for Mgr Satolli. The document also favors expanding Washington University studies and notes strong devotion to the pope.
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New York
Rome
Chicago
Vatican
Mgr
Satolli
United States
Washington University
Big Log Drive Passes Through Alrskin on Route to Brainerd
The Love Bros. drive of 50 million oc logs from Pokegama has moved through Alrskin Minnesota on its way to Brainerd. From Brainerd the team will return to Grand Rapids and proceed with the Big Prairie river drive to finish driving the upper Mississippi for the season.
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Alrskin
Minn
Love Bros
Brainerd
Grand Rapids
Big Prairie River
Upper Mississippi
Fire at Princeton damages large store
Princeton Minnesota September 22 fire was discovered in the rear of the large store belonging to C. H. Rines. Loss about 25000 dollars.
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Princeton
Princeton, Minn
C. H. Rines
Retired businesswoman credits heart cure for recovery
A former businesswoman recounts a dramatic recovery from heart disease after using Dr Miles New Heart Cure. She describes swollen limbs, months of illness, and rapid improvement within hours of starting the remedy. She notes six others began taking it on her recommendation and asserts it contains no opiates.
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Ind
France Ready to Press New Demands on Siam Over Evacuation
Paris reports indicate France plans a firm renewed demonstration against Siam. Paris officials say additional cruisers are en route and envoy M. de Vilers will push evacuation of ceded territory immediately. France toleration exhausted, no more bargaining with Siam or England.
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Paris
Siam
France
England
Gaulois
M. de Vilers
Bangkok
Soo Maiden Through Train to Pacific Coast
The Soo began its first through train to the Pacific coast from St Paul at 6 35 pm traveling with a luxurious consist of vestibuled mahogany cars. Officials and press members viewed the maiden train at Union depot then proceeded to Minneapolis where newspaper men and citizens welcomed them with a 15 to 20 minute informal celebration.
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St. Paul
Soo
Pacific Coast
Union Depot
Minneapolis
The
Road
Soo Company
Camperdown Aground At Malta Harbor Entrance
The British battleship Camperdown flagship of Rear Admiral Markham grounded at the harbor entrance in Valletta Malta. Efforts to float her failed and she rests in a dangerous position after recent repairs and a trial trip. The incident is blamed on steering gear failure and she was later floated around 6 p.m. with plans to dock for bottom examination.
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Valletta
Malta
Markham
Victoria
Brazilian Rebel Fleet Extends Rio Blockade
New York dispatches report Admiral Mello commanding the Brazilian rebel fleet renews the blockade of Rio de Janeiro. The fleet sails toward Para as the initial destination, with movements watched from Montevideo and other ports.
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New York
Montevideo
Uruguay
Mello
Brazil
Rio Janeiro
Para
Brooklyn Elevated Road Workers Accept 10 Percent Pay Cut
At a Brooklyn meeting of elevated road employees the group agreed to a ten percent salary reduction. The decision follows broader cost-cutting moves affecting transit workers in the city.
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N. Y
Brooklyn Elevated Road
Financiers See Railroads Profit as Wheat Moves and Repeal Debate Persists
The weekly review by Henry Clews & Co notes mixed signals with repeal bill delay stalling markets yet railroad gross earnings rising year over year. They cite slow crop movement, farmers holding back, and hope for increased freight as prices stay low. The piece also mentions Wall Street resilience during the crisis and a 1900th birthday convention in New York associated with the birth of Christ.
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New York
Henry Clews &Co
Senate
London
Bears
Ina
Farmers’ Alliance
Statens
Europe
Hatever
Wall Street
Tase
Suicide of U S Vice Consul in Guaymas
A Hermosillo report to the Sun says G D Root United States vice consul at Guaymas shot himself in the head. He was 50 years old and no cause is given for the tragedy.
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New York
Hermosillo
Mex
G. D. Root
United States
Guaynas
Fatal ammonia mishap in New Jersey husband case
Mrs Rudolph Jansen aged 26 collapsed in his embrace in New Brunswick on September 26. He tried ammonia sniffing to revive her, but fumes entered her throat causing death in intense agony. Police investigated the accident as a possible fatal mistake.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Rudolph Jansen
Explorer Hanskley Dead
London reports the death of eminent explorer Thomas Hanskley on September 26. The notice notes his prominence and career achievements in exploration.
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Explorer Hanskley
London
Thomas Hanskley
Kenrick Not Deposed in St Louis Administrative Change
Story reports Archbishop Kain appointed administrator of the St Louis diocese while Archbishop Kenrick remains in place. Cardinal Gibbons and Mgr Satolli approved the change after Kenrick refused resignation. a Washington notice confirms Kain’s full powers.
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St. Louis
United Press
Kenrick
Kain
Washington
Cardinal Gibbons
Dubuque
Ryan
Philadelphia
Mgr
Satolli
Mgr. Dapi
Concede Ten Per Cent in Amalgamated Scale Talks
Pittsburg Sept. 26. Joint scale committee to meet again this week as workers agree to a 10 percent cut in the finishers department. Lodges reconsidered after拒? reconvene vote. If settled mills now idle may resume. 10,000 workers directly affected, 30,000 gain employment. Two thirds of mills under the scale are shut.
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Pittsburg
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers and Manufacturers
Amalgamated Association
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Suisting
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J. M. Blount
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