Connecticut and national extracts spark varied debates
A jumble of political and industrial notes cites figures from Connecticut and New York, discusses divorce trends in Wisconsin, Alaska fisheries, postage stamp contracts, and electric wire safety. It covers Governor Hempstead, Senator Perrin Rew, and mentions ships, rail improvements, and agricultural output.
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Wisconsin
The Cronin Trial and Conspiracy Claims Grow Dense
Daily prosecution disclosures place five Cronin defendants in peril as witnesses recount the Chicago sensational case. testimony spans Burke and inner circle charges, with jurors hearing about the era’s sewers and secret societies, amid other tragic and sensational notes from across North America.
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Catcaco
John Kaiser
Bor
Gus Klabre
Berke
Burke
Kishre
Crosta
Jeenna Ara
Joseph O'Byrne
Maurice Morris
Beggs
Cronin
Ciamas-Gael
Simonds
Pauline Hoertel
Martin Barks
Kunze
Clancy
O'Sullivan
Farmers Congress debates reforms amid diverse plans in Montgomery
Delegates from all states and territories meet in Montgomery Alabama for the Farmers National Congress. Maine sends forty delegates. resolutions on cotton packing cooperative selling river improvements and a deep water port in Texas are discussed. R E Colb of Alabama is elected president at the closing session amid talk of a Knights of Labor alliance.
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Ala
Drs. Mosroammay
Farmers’ National Congress
House of Representatives
Maine
Graham
Rells
Congress
Mississippi
Missouri
Hennepin Canal
Texas
Chicago
L. S. Coffin
Monteomery
Farmer's Congress
Navy
National Farmers’ Congress
R. F. Kolb
Alabama
Federation of the Knights of Labor
Farmers’ Alliance
Blaine
Congress of All the Americas
United States
England
California
Iovil
Avery
James G. Blaine
All-America Congress
N. Y
Horrific Mormon Endowment Oaths Spark Trial Hearings
In Sarr Laxs Crry Utah on November 1 court testimonies reveal polygamists and Mormons took oaths at the endowment house pledging to avenge Joseph Smith and obey church doctrine against the United States. Witnesses describe murder threats, secret fatalities, and hostility to civil law amid naturalization concerns before municipal elections.
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U. T
John Bond
United States
Joseph Smith
Martin B. Wardell
Endowment House
Groom
Green River
W. H. Dame
Green
John W. Young
Dame
Andrew Cahoon
Propheta
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Kingdom of God
Church
Young
Pione
Wilford Woodruff
James McGuffe
Saul Laxeere
Joseph Silver
Levi Axtell
Heber J . Kimball
Jesus Christ
SLAIN AT A DANCE AT HANOVER IOWA
A fatal fight at a Hanover Iowa dance ended when Calvin Young stabbed William Murphy during a dispute for floor space. Murphy died shortly after. Young, 50, a farmer with a family, was arrested and jailed in Galena. Murphy was 30 and unmarried.
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Hanover
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William Murphy
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Murphy
Galena
Brasil in Revolt Prompts Provisional Government
Dispatches from Rio Janeiro claim a revolution has begun to form a republic with ministers resigning and the army in control. A provisional government forms including Senors de Fonseca and Benjamin Constant as the world notes Nellie Bly seeks a world voyage in 75 days. Other items report Munger-Wheeler Elevator trade to London and Chicago, 6 million bushel capacity, plus national and Canadian business failures and the death of Chief Justice William Nathan Harrell Smith in North Carolina.
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Randolph
Samuel Clemens
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Til
Rolette County
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Peter Odell
Montgomery
Ind
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N.S
George Washington
Magnolia
Miss
J. Blakeslee & Co
New York
Pacific Coast
William Murrel
Jim Ellis
San Antonio
Tex
James T. Gill
Clarksville
Tenn
R. A. Gerrard
Chattanooga
A.W. Morris & Bro
J.A. Converse Plaster
Montreal
Can
Ellis B. Featman
Genesee Bicycle Club
Rochester
Middle Creek
Tremont
Francis Klein
John Jones
Henry Knauber
Thomas Jones
White Rock
Col
William Richardson
Ralph Shaffer
Lou Waltham
Mannie & Romaine
Petersburg
S. C. Cowgill
Summitville
N. M. Rose
Arkansas
National Democratic Committee
Hughes
Brasil
Loxpox
Rio Janeiro
Senors de Fonseca
Benjamin Constant
Baron la da Rio
Marine
Turin
Brindisi
Ismailia
Adel
Colombo
Ceylon
Penang
Singapore
Hong Kong
Yokohama
San Francisco
Nellie
Bly
Chicago
Munger-Wheeler Elevator Company
London
Bareien
N.C
William Nathan Harrell Smith
North Carolina Supreme Court
Congress
Confederate Congress
Beefs and tariffs cloud Pan American debate era
Washington dispatches summarize federal reports and political notes from November. Officials report increases in railway mail miles, clerical jobs, and government disbursements while Congress considers Civil Service reform and militia funding. Debates on tariff reform and protection frame editorials on national policy and party strategy.
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Wasutxeroy
Wasmatos
Wasminetox
International American Party
Pennsylvania Railroad
Washington
Wasuisetox
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