Hopkins Career In Washington Ends In Insane Asylum
AP notes report Rep Stephen T Hopkins of New York sent to an asylum after his move to Washington last December. The piece also lists dismissed naval cadets from the Annapolis hazing court martial and various House actions on commerce and anti adulteration bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen T. Hopkins
New York
Washington
Catskill
Annapolis
Richard H.leigh
Mississippi
George H. Shepard
Wisconsin
Dion Blo
Bierre
Kansas
Charles W. Lyle
Virginia
House Committee On Commerce
Senate
Joe Miles
Phelan
House Committee On Agriculture
Butterworth
Gen. Weaver
Department of State
Port Au Prince
American Legation
Abixton Baird
Northern railroads aid Cass county exhibit effort
The Northwestern railroads respond to a request from the Spe committee of the board of trade by contributing 250 to the fund for Cass county's exposition exhibit. The Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and St. Paul Minnesota Manitoba lines were asked to contribute but declined.
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Spe
Board of Trade
Form the Northern Pacific
General Niger
Cass County
Chicago
St. Paul
St. Pac
Minolta
Manitoba
Drownings and Disasters Reported in River and Sea
The casualty record lists multiple tragedies including two drownings in the Platte river near David City Nebraska as Chas Buchanan and W S Brewer entangled in a seine. A Spanish steamer Asturiano exploded at Rouirs killing eight crew. A Northern Pacific brakeman Mr Booth was mangled and died after being run over. A log drive gang in Quebec faced a deadly accident as fourteen men perished in rapids. Roslyn Washington Territory lumber town burned with ore crates lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platte River
David City
Neb
Chas. Buchanan
W. S.S. Brewer
Asturiano
Rouirs
Mr. Booth
Northern Pacific
Fargo
Glyndon
St. Maurice
Quebec
Mattawaner
Roslyn
Washington Territory
Sheridan Reports Strength As He Recovers
General Sheridan is described as strong and bright and eating solid food with a diet near that of a healthy man. E M Bennett injured at Rochester Minnesota in a hayfield by a runaway mower remains in critical condition after the mower toppled onto him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Sheridan
E. M. Bennett
Rochester
Minn
Mr. Bennett
Bennett
Gossip From Foreign Lands Sparks Servia-Marriage Row
Queen Natalie of Servia presses Berlin to urge King Milan into a marriage alliance with a Baxe Altenbourg princess. Count Von Braysteinburg acts as intermediary while Servian premier supports the move though opposed by a strong clergy faction. Public action is withheld while negotiations creep forward.
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Natalie
Servia
Berlin
Count von Bray- Steinburg
Golorade
Milan
Baxe-Altenbourg
Garber Notes on a Delton Plowing Incident
A son of Sidney K Ayers of Baraboo Wisconsin was plowing a historic mound on his father’s Delton farm when the implement struck a feature described as a well preserved and clearly defined artifact. The scene references attempts to search a basin near Codne Rapides and a clinic involving 8 W Wheeler, the chief clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garner
Sidney K.ayers
Baraboo
Wis
Delton
W. Wheeler
Child hidden at Grand hotel forced to relinquish
A woman confined a child at the Grand hotel was confronted by a hotel clerk who compelled her to surrender the child. Police were informed but she fled north with an unknown man before arrest. Parents notified and Mr Wheeler planned to start early to investigate the matter. The article also reports a revenue year end 1958 overview, weather impacts on crops across several states, and crop conditions improving in the mid-Atlantic region.
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Misaburi
Arkansas
United States
D. Maratte
Yankton
HK. H
5. W. Jacobs
National Bank of
Madison Lake County
Albert M. Fields
Harris
Linois
Florence Kilpatrick
Fields
Laura Rowland
Dubuque
Benedict
Des Moines
Iowa
Dougherty
Forker
Ashtabula
Ohio
Shephard
Geneva
Grand Hotel
Wheeler
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Stampa
Itera
Northwest
Michigan
Kansas
Kentucky
Tennessee
Louisiana
Alabama
Mississippi
North
South Carolina
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
North Dakota Millers Form State Association
Millers from Fargo Grand Forks Devil's Lake Minto Mayville Oriska Valley City Bismarck Mandan Moorhead Fergus Falls and Moorhead formed the North Dakota Millers Association. A president vice president secretary and treasurer were elected with an executive committee of five and trade rules adopted.
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Millers’ Association
Fargo
Grand Forks
Devil's Lake
Minto
Mayville
Oriska
Valley City
Bismarck
Mandau
Oake
Moorhead
Fergus Falls
Minn
North Dakota
Millers
Minnesota
London officer questions Chicago anarchist arrests
A London police official connected with the metropolitan force arrived regarding recent Chicago arrests of alleged anarchists and the incendiary plot. He questioned the details and suggested the Chicago police may exaggerate claims to gain glory, accusing government sanction in some cases and criticizing private detective work by Pinkerton agents.
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Metropolitan Police
London
Chicago
America
Pinkerton
Lake Superior gold shaft yields rich rock strike
The Michigan Cold Miners report a rich gold strike in the Lake Superior shaft with nearly 100 pounds of rock taken out. The Lake Superior company now has over 10,000 dollars in gold locked in vaults from mined rock. The shaft will be shipped from Boston soon and milling arrangements are planned. Additional gold prospects are starting nearby as work resumes.
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Michigan
Lake Superior
Lake Superior Company
Boston
Lake Superiorty
Rival Rail Rivalry Shapes Cour d Alene Competition
In the Cour d Alene country a lively race unfolds as rival railroad companies Pacific and Costa vie for control. The Oregon line authors announce plans that create tension between factions as the scene shifts toward the seat of transport and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cour d'Alene
Ae Pacific
Geassea
Railroad race to Coeur d Alenes pits two lines against each other
Fifteen hundred workers toil between Coeur d Alene City and Mullen as Northern Pacific and the Oregon Railway and Navigation push grade and surveys. The clash over routes may end in a division of mining traffic as trains are planned to run from the Cour d Alpes region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coeur d'Alene City
Mullen
Northern Pacific
Cwur Wa Alene
Cour d’Alenes
Oregon Railway and Navigation
Cour d Alpes
A Kentucky Whisky War at Harlan Court House
A bitter dispute over local prohibition in Harlan County Kentucky led to armed confrontations. County Judge Lewis blamed illegal whisky sales and to the town disputed stores. A clash between factions produced about a hundred gunshots with no fatalities.
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Harlan Court House
Lewis
John Parley
John Blair
Howard
Manitoba Construction Pushes Rail Expansion Across Montana Lines
Manitoba Construction advances heavy rail upgrade across Willmar to Sioux Falls line, Watertown to Huron branch, and Fergus Falls to Barnesville, laying 60 and 75 pound rails. Wickes tunnel near Helena to Butte nears completion as rock cuts progress at 120 feet weekly. overhead track runs support passenger service on the Helena corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Willmar
Sioux Falls
Watertown
Eghty
Breckenridge
Helena
Wickes
Butte
Bet
Helena, Boulder Valley
Dassenger
Mont Na Ce
Winsome Mollie McCormack Breaks Ground for Grand Forks Hotel
Mollie McCormack daughter of Secretary McCormack turns the first sod for a new Grand Forks hotel costing 150000 dollars. The project aims to elevate city prestige and provide a modern lodging landmark for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
Mollie McCormack
McCormack
Opposition to Treaty Dominates Standing Rick Agency Report
The Indian Commission's task at Standing Rock faces opposition as 6200 to 6000 Indians encamped resist signing the treaty. After the sale lands, a fund would buy farm machinery for those to take land in severuity, a plan the tribes oppose fearing loss of traditional land rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Commission
Rick Agency
Mueneyy
Dakota News Summary from Jamestown to Aberdeen
A man 60 years old, Barney Finnegan, found dead near Jamestown. possible causes intoxication exposure and starvation. Judge Spencer sustains injunction against Miller salons with severe contempt penalties. A hail storm near Sioux Falls damages buildings. Baptist college loses all north-side glass. Horse stolen from St. Vincent. suspect likely in Manitoba with 30 pursuing men. Grafton and Minto men fined $200 for liquor sale injunction violations. Schnell injunctive order perpetual. Britton to start independent Democratic paper Marshall County Sentinel in August. Surveyors map Aberdeen to Sioux Falls road. Grand Commander Rea to Aberdeen Aug 15. Cass County Sunday school convention at Fargo. L. W. Starbird elected president. Motor line expansion: Watertown iron purchase complete. six-month extension sought. franchise renewed.
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Miller
Spencer
Sioux Falls
Baptist College
Adam
St. Vincent
Mr. Adam
Manitoba
J. Place
Grafton
William Woods
Minto
Fargo
Casselton
Britton
Marshall County
Cleveland
J. W. Harden
Congress
Aberdeen
Rea
Dakota
Ren. Rea
Cass County Union
L. W. Starbird
Dr. Satterthwaith
Jocelyne
The
Motorine
Watertown
Detroit
Mich
Commander-in-Chief Rea to Visit Aberdeen August 15 1888
A damaged 1888 notice invites G A B posts in Dakota to meet Commander-in-Chief J P Res at Aberdeen on August 15. It notes his prior visits to Cababend region and urges comrades to attend, promising hotel accommodations and public address to honor Dakota soldiers.
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Robert Ande
C. A
Dakota
Tad Ation
Ani
Treasury circular governs issue and redemption of United States currency
The Treasury issues new rules on standard silver dollar exchanges and the redemption of mutilated notes. It details procedures for depositing currency or gold to obtain silver dollars, with offices in New York and other cities handling deposits by drafts, and outlines the processing of fractional silver coin and related redemptions.
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Treasury Ciro
United States Treasury
United States
National Bank N
National Depository
Treasy
New York
Gagoeltorys
Rency
Assistat
Reader proposes clearing base of Great Pyramid for treasures
Mr J By Bailey writes to The St James's Gazette urging Britain to remove sand and rubble at the base of the Great Pyramid Cairo to expose corridors halls temple and priceless curiosities as described by tradition and ancient builders.
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Bailey
St James's Gazette
Great Pyramid
Great Britain
Cairo
Pades
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Warner Sun
Associated Press
News From
Northwestern Railroads
Rie Criminal
Calandar
Manitoba Construction
NEWS
Barney Finnegan
Jamestown
Rea Atrdeen
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