Controversy Roils Cheney Normal School Trustees
A bitter dispute between Cheney state normal school trustees pits Trustee Manion against Trustee Walters with Banker Bereta backing Walters. The conflict stems from Superintendent Reilly’s resignation and the costly new building project. Tensions rise as plans for a successor and a potential governor report loom over tomorrow’s board meeting.
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Cheney, Sept
State Normal School
Cheney
Quinpe
R. Manion
Troster Walters
Bereta
Reilly
Harmal Kehont
M. Grove
Alexander Hogg
T. A. Moore
Wiliam Wraight
Alec Watt
Ths
C. O. Seaton
Alexander Hoge
Watterd
Seaton
Truatye Manier
Walters
Gentiemut
Manier
Old Iar
Rev. Manier
Ile So
Smith Russell
Peaceful Valley
Dempsie
British Columbia
Jim Spokane
Ani Ie
Dempsle
Meshaw
Short Fight and a Merry One: Ohio Democrats Open Campaign
The Ohio Democratic campaign launch in Columbus features a five week slate with a large turnout from local clubs and clubs. Ex Governor Campbell’s prelude to the Western Reserve meeting shapes the opening, while speakers John Clark John Penskee Outhwaite Lawrence Neat and John Follett address state issues and praise the party’s revival efforts.
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Ohio
Bay
Columbus
Buckeye Democrats
Tre Stale
Loca
Cliba
Tnt
Covernor Campbell
Alnady Wdred
Western Reserve
Doaldes
John Clark
Youngstown
Brice
John B. Penskee
Roseman Outhwaite
Lawrence T. Neat
Roseman
John F. Follett
Ceyl
Wriff
Another Vein of Gold Struck Near Rapid City
A new gold vein was found on Spring Creek near Storm-Lill group claims 12 miles from Rapid City. Miners report a 14 foot wide zone yielding heavy gold, with mill operations halted to focus on prospecting placer grounds.
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Rapid City
Spring Creek
Mindre
Pronent
Keeley Institute Liquor License Probed at Fort Leavenworth
U S revenue officials in Fort Leavenworth Kansas receive notice from Washington to collect a retail liquor license from the Keeley institute at the national soldiers home. The home governor refuses payment arguing Keeley alliance makes it a partner in the business.
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Internal Revenue
Notley
Gonvenworth
Kan
United
Conspiracy Uncovered After Ito Assassination Attempt
Reports say the intended killer of Marquis Ito was not found to have acted alone. Investigators, in Yokohama, disclosed a conspiracy led by a party faction. Documents found Wednesday night linked the arrestee to the plot, shifting the narrative from a single assailant to a coordinated scheme.
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Bis
Yokohama
Marquis Ito
Caunch
Japan
Roll Call Mystery in Durrant Case Amid Scrutiny of Records
The article details ongoing examination of a roll call record tied to the Durrant case in San Francisco. It notes alleged erasures and transfers surrounding April 3 marks and mentions prosecutors Barnes and Capt Lem reviewing the handwriting and cross marks.
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Taye
Durrant
San Francisco
Theodore Larrant
Cheney
Gray
Algumm
Mureh
Ergauren
Barnes
Lem
Deuprey
J. George Gibson
Emanuel Baptist Church
Blanchn Lamont
Partor
Fitzsimmons Seeks Corrbett Fight and Cashes Forfeit
Fitzsimmons arrived in San Antonio and said the Dallas bout must occur for his 2500 forfeit from the Florida Athletic Club. He would fight Corrbett anywhere to get a chance, even Mexico or Coney Island, if needed. Corbett, training at Asbury Park, awaited a likely fight and planned travels toward New York and an Atlanta Expo before San Antonio.
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Corbett Tilesimmons
San Antonio
Tex
Fitzsimmons
Corbett
Dallas
Florida Athletic Club
Mexico
Indiana Territory
Coney Island
Asbury Park
N. J
James J. Corbett
Dollns
New York
Atlanta Exposition
New Orleans
Queen Victoria to Host Family Partitions at Balmoral
Reports Queen Victoria plans a series of family reunions before returning to Windsor with a large gathering at Balmoral. The event would include the Prince and Princess of Wales, the Duke and Duchess of York, the Duke and Duchess of Connaught and their children, and numerous royals.
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Queen Victoria
Balmoral
London
Malmoral
Windsor
Ghons Victoria
Wale
Tne
York
Duchtas
Conmmiught
Princ
Princees
Henry of
Privenia
Prinowan Lomlin
Brine
Pringens
Hroderick
Charles
Heme
Beatrice
Prince Henry
Battenberg
Louise
Fatten Bare
Hite
Mel
STABLES BURNED AT GREAT FALLS
The Belipan Hublet owned by Janne Vagiiion and occupied by HH. Melver was destroyed by fire this morning. The Cascade hotel owned by Interstate Savings and Loan Association of Minneapolis was badly gutted. Twenty four horses and many carriages burned. Ositor Marshall Nevins was injured. Fire loss estimated at $29,000. cause unknown.
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Great Falls
Westler
Pall
Mont
Belipan
Janne Vagiiion
HH. Melver
Cascade
Interstate Savings and Loan Association of
Minneapolis
Carringen
Marshall Nevins
Phe
War Dances Alarm Cheyenne and Arapaho Indians in Oklahoma
A report from the western Oklahoma reservation claims Cheyenne and Arapaho Indians have begun war dances and disregarded orders to stay within the reservation. Communication with the agency is said to be blocked and hostilities may be imminent. Nearby tensions are blamed on discontent and agent friction.
U P Muddle: Bankruptcy Hinted in California Suit
In San Francisco a landmark U S circuit court hearing centers on the Union Pacific Railway and its branches amid a push by creditors to place the system under federal trust. The suit, led by Farmers Loan & Trust and American Loan & Trust, argues mismanagement and looming bankruptcy threaten widespread damage to creditors and the public.
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San Francisco
California
United States Circuit Court
Union Pacific Railway
Trun
Wan Trust Fund
Jy Part Wivek
Papm=er
Tou & Prost Company
Union Pacific Pabhway Company
John F. Dillon
Francia Te Voudert
Union Pacific
Steelly and Dept Property
Amd
Oregon Railway & Navigation Company
Farmers” Loan & Trust Company
American Loan & Trust Company
Frederick J. Ames
American Loan & “Trust Company
Linton Pacific
Emphinle Thal Unt
Revs Rile de Marmin
Union Pacino Railway Company
Sinitme Fuund
State funeral planned for Pasteur in Paris
Paris reports a state funeral being planned for Louis Pasteur after his death on Saturday. Telegrams of sympathy flooded in from President and government figures as Pasteur’s wife mourned, and the Notre Dame Cathedral is expected to host the obsequies likely on Thursday.
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Pasteur
Paris
Louis Pasteur
Vadre
M. Chalfemet la Cou
Use Senate
Pantheon
Vanstour
Othedral of Notre Dame
Louton
Maris
Blanchard
MS Paytour
Balloon Ascension Tragedy Kills Child in Calitura
Nellie W Hagel aged 5, daughter of aeronaut P G Hagel, died after a balloon ascent near Calitura Monrovia California. An attempted parachute release failed at about 1000 feet causing a fatal fall as crowd watched. The child was a resident of Trisala.
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Calitura Monrovia
Cal
Nellie W. Hagel
P. G. Hagel
Mia Hagel
Tomi
Crustie
Trisala
United States Investigates Tlahluhilo Negro Colony Deaths
Lieutenant Charles Dwyer, a U S military attache in Mexico City, is ordered by Minister Ransom to visit the Tlahluhilo colony and conduct an official inquiry into the deaths of enslaved workers as they prepared to flee the plantation and return to Alabama.
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United States
Maplal
Mex
Charles Dwyer
Mexico
Ransom
Thahuillo
Alabama
Northern Pacific Receivers Appointed by Judge Jenkins
Edward W. McLenry of St Paul and Frank G. Bigelow banker are named as receivers of the Northern Pacific Railway by Judge Jenkins. Bigelow serves as franchise receiver and McLenry as operation receiver with bonds of 20 000 to be filed within days. The court notes concerns about impartiality and detached from Northern Pacific interests in selecting the trio.
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Northern Pacific
Edward W. Mctlenry
Frank G Migelow
Milwaukes
Sept S
Edward W. Mc~lenry
St. Paul
Northern Pacinio Railway
Frank G. Bigelow
Roowivora
Jenkins
Bigelow ix
Thomas F. Lowery
Minn
Lowery
Soo Railway
Interont
Canmilan Pacific
Pavnte
Herbert E. Turner
Farmers’ Loan and ‘Trust Company
Ivos
BG Paul
DEM
Tven
Jofl
Tudo Jonking
Monster Evangelistic Campaign Under Philadelphia Churches
A major evangelistic drive organized by Philadelphia Methodist Episcopal churches opens tonight in Armory Hall with a five week revival. The effort aims to awaken residents to personal salvation and deepen faith as workers lure millions from daily life to spiritual awakening. Clergy urge abstaining from entertainments in October to focus on religious renewal.
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Int Churches of Philadelphi
Philadelphia
Methodist Episcopal
O Abalaln
Ten Million Dollar Scheme Sparks Opposition in London
In London on September 2 a controversy rose over Lord Rothschilds plan to fund a colossium, synagogue, clergy house and Jewish settlement in Whitechapel at £2,000,000. Sir Samuel Montague vowed to oppose the scheme. He urged moving Jews to colonies rather than expanding in London. The Duke of York reportedly to be promoted in January.
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Lord Rothschild
London
Lord Rothwchiia
White Chapel
Samuel Montague
Niment
Samuel
Tingland
Duke of York
Acting Comptroller Countersigns Ransom Salary Warrants
Acting Comptroller Motora after deliberation countersigned the warrants drawn by ex Senator Manson for his salary in the United States Treasury draft to Mexico. The move appears to settle all questions about Mr Ransom's pay pending Senate confirmation.
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Ransom
Washington
Motora
Treasury
Benaler Manson
Micxico
Senate
Minnesota Senator Pettigrew backs Cushman Davie for GOP ticket
The report notes Senator Pettigrew of Dakota origin endorses Cushman Davie of Minnesota for the Republican presidential nomination. Pettigrew denounces Davie as the northwest favorite and claims solid Dakota Montana Oregon Washington delegations will support him at the nominating convention.
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Mettigrew
South Daxota
New York
Richard
T Pettigrew
South Oakers
Fifth Avenue Havel
Cushman Davie
Minnesota
Pettigrew Wald
Cushman Davia Lé
Northwest
Wate
Dakotas
Montana
Oregon
Washington
Wisconsin Navigation
Miles Named New General to Succeed Schofield
Major General Miles will in all probability succeed Lieutenant General Schofield as commander of the United States Army, pending an official announcement by the War Department. Miles, born in Massachusetts in 183? joined the Massachusetts volunteers and fought through the Civil War, later gaining fame in Indian wars and campaigns against Geronimo. He is described as a tall, sturdy figure with a long military record and strong leadership.
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New York
Miles
Schofield
Associated Pronatus Hight
Hia
Lamont
Metropolitan Club
Brooklyn
Jle
Tlenvral Schofield
Ruger
Department of the Ont
Ceutenant
Milvan
Masanehoketts
Woat
Minater
Massachusetts
Spattaylvania
Rheridan
Warren
Fifth Corps
Riery First New York Infantry
Volunteers
Gehner
Her
Indian Territory
Sitting Bull
Joseph
Yellowstone Park
Montina
Dakati
Geronimo
Bia
Apnetan
Arizona
American Malinar Union
Millen
Minkouri
Howard
Frontier clash near Peru sparks diplomatic tension
Lima reports a clash on the frontier between Peruvian and Bolivian forces. Authorities say both sides have taken measures to quell the disturbance as strained relations between Dolins and Peru provoke concern.
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Lima
Peru
Menauren
Dollins
Cholera Plague at Honolulu Reported by Steamer
San Francisco dispatch says Honolulu battles cholera with 72 attacked, two white fatalities, and extensive relief efforts. A hospital, relief funds, and aid stations are organized as Hawaii residents face work stoppages and shipping shortages. Three steamers are prepared to transport supplies and passengers, with efforts to prevent landings.
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San Francisco
G. Willer
Honolulu
Wilder
Ciyin
Rene
Hawaii
Anther Talande Lwill
Kent
West Point Cadetship Contest Chooses Davis as Top Candidate
Edwin G. Davis of Oneida county wins the competitive examination for a United States Military Academy cadetship, with J. C. Jones and J. W. French among alternates. Davis, a Malad principal, led in the four tested subjects and the committee notes the examination was held in core subjects and oral tests.
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Hdwin Gi. Davis
Oveids
Hartonk
Latah
Tolna
Wort Point
Wan
Hdwin G Wavin
Oneida
J. W. Jones
Trackfoot
Davie
Kranch
Fapmt
Lata
Davis & Clone Ruse
Fort Douglan
Montana Capitol Construction Delayed Over Property Dispute
Malena Sept 2 reports Martha Bullock of Deadwood seeks a claim over a site planned for the state capitol building. Attorneys allege lack of notices and a court action could suspend the project indefinitely, delaying the capitol’s completion regardless of automation.
Lost Chinaman certificate sparks federal raid in Chinese quarter
Federal officers conducted a search in the Chinese quarter under a warrant from a commissioner court. Cosy Lung was arrested for failing to produce a certificate issued by the Latéral revenue collector entitling him to remain in the United States under the Geary law. He was examined before the court and bound over to the state grand jury of Portland. The article also notes reform discussions about the House of Lords and potential political changes ahead.
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Vendreton
Aevurel Federal
United Bruen
Feomie Cominsionera Court
Cosy Lung Wan
Encouil
Portland
Harrison 15 Not A Canoe Authorized Interview
An authorized Indianapolis News interview quotes Colonel John Lew stating General Harrison does not seek the presidency or endorse any candidate. The article notes no foundation for rumors, and warns against premature or unfounded political speculation.
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Indianapolis
John Lew
Indianapolis News Today
Harrison
McKinley
Stewedam
Fort Harrison Accident Injures Workman at Site
A workman at Fort Harrison suffered serious injuries in a September accident during early construction. H Morry, a contractor employee, sustained broken shoulder arm and leg bones. He will receive medical care as officers inspect the scene and the site bindings.
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Helena
Balidine
Fort Hareieun
H. Morry
Sinter
Quattery
Catton Bony
Howlder
Arma
Steamer Fired On By Wake Of British Vessel
New York dispatch from Kingston Jamaica reports an Atlas line steamer outbound from New York to Kingston was fired upon by a gunboat seen in its wake off Cape May. The ship endured three shots but no injuries were reported.
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Eopes
New York
Metall
Kington
Jamaica
Ure Atlas Line
Tae
Bu Alvay
Kingstan
Wan
Cape May
Flour Mill Elevator Explosion Buries Dalkey Mill
An explosion destroyed the Dalky Mill elevator owned by J P. Allin & Co. of MU Lweales and buried the Hawst in the aueth Weel. The structure held about 80,000 bushels of wheat and was fully insured. Losses included the building and contents.
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Weel Superior
Wik
Beptak
Dalky Mill
Aueth Weel
J P. Allin & Co
Mulweales
Commandant Deposed at Jefferson Barracks
Announcement states Lieutenant Colonel Samuel Le Whiteside has been deposed as commandant by Secretary of War Lamont. Lieutenant Gur Vi. Henry is ordered from New Mexico to assume command at the post.
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Bt. Louis
Samuel le Whiteside
Jefferson Barracks
Lamont
Gur Vi. Henry
New Mexico
German politics vie for Reichstag majority and reforms
Fragmentary report outlines negotiations within conservative and national parties to shore up government support. Proposed measures include reform of the bourne, protection of mechanical industry, agricultural tolls, and urban federation. Mention of espionage and arrests tied to French military intelligence. Emperor William and Prince Von Hohenlohe tensions noted amid potential chancellor change.
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Berlin
Prince von Tohoniahe
Consercative Party
National
Vbernia
van Canvivt
Hugbanetey
Raanis
Fertig
Eeipair
Willian
Romiaten
Grunewald
Alvert
Saxong
Lis Promatira
Owhur
Ikély
Prince Henry of
Prunsin
Beetrie
von Paternvau
New
Yor Han
Luawlla
Goerthe
Hartman and Silver Back Silver Ticket in Montana Views
The Montana congressman Hartman argues at length for backing a silver standard ticket in 1896. He says western and mountain states will not vote for a gold standard candidate and urges unity to prevent losing the electoral college to a pro silver platform. He endorses Senator Cameron for president and Senator Tyler for vice president if silver interests are ignored.
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Hartman
Silver
Washington
Allver
Ander
Republican Party
Benator Cameron
Benator Tyler
Ann
Ellver
Corbett Fitzsimmons Fight Faces AG Ruling
Attorney General Harmon signals no room for the bout as promoters face federal jurisdiction issues. Officials weigh legality in Washington and consider whether exhibition boxing falls under government authority.
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Corbett-Fitzsimmons
Harmon
Washington
von Hey
United States
Sparks From the Wires and Miscellaneous Early Reports
Damaged diver Aptnnive Company's mill at Wounsocket caused wreckage estimated at 410,001 or more. Rand Dunraven sailed from Newport for England with Val Halle aboard on the owner June Ty. The Mariam gymnasium at Bridgeport burned yesterday afternoon, owned by Henry Clark. Total loss around 10,000. Minister Denby cabled the state depart ment from Poking an to appoint an officer to escort the commission. Independent Americas notes a commission formed to investigate the Cheng events and mentions riots.
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Diver Aptnnive Company
Wounsocket
Val Halle
Newport
England
Rand Dunraven
Ty Ie
Washington
Gray Gables
Carline
Trensianyr Dé
Bridgeport
Cons
Henry Clark
Denby
Chill, Shine and
Mienaal
Americas
Cor Mission
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