Harry's Appeal Set for October Hearing Date
In Minneapolis on June 18 attorney Shumaker served notice of appeal for Harry T. Hayward to Attorney General Childs in his St. Paul office. The ceremony was brief, Childs acknowledged the service, and papers were then served on Frank M. Nye and Clerk C. N. Dickey. The appeal is to be heard in October as the Supreme Court adjourns in July.
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Miyngapolis
Shumaker
Harry T. Hayward
Supreme Court
Childs
St. Paul
Frank M. Nye
C. N. Dickey
Hayward
Elections Committee
Rates Restored On St Louis River Freight
On June 29 all lines serving the St Louis Missouri river will restore rates and maintain them rigidly. Traffic officials hope to end rate demoralization on this side of the river for the foreseeable future. A St Louis committee of the Western trunk lines will meet in the morning.
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St. Louis
Western Trunk Lines
No One Was Hurt In Chcalco Whisky Distillery Attack
A dozen armed men tried to take the Shufeldt distillery in Chcalco at 1 a.m. Deputy marshals guarding by Receiver McNulla exchanged shots with the attackers, who retreated unharmed.
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Chcalco
Shufeldt
Whisky Trust
McNulla
Trust
True Bill Found Against Balfour in Old Bailey Trial
A true bill was returned in the central criminal court against Jabez S. Balfour the former member of parliament recently extradited from the Argentine Republic on fraud charges tied to several public companies he led. Also reports say a storm in Kansas killed two and destroyed many homes near Hartford and caused flooding in Kansas City. Squadrons from Russia and France arrived at Kiel for Baltic and North sea canal ceremonies and exchanged cheers with German ships with the Italian squadron arriving later.
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Lonpos
Central Criminal Court
Old Bailey
Jabez S. Balfour
Argentine Republic
Kansas City
Hartford
Emporia
Kan
Kiel
Baltic and
North Sea Canal
Fire at Foreston hub and spoke factory burns down
Minaca Minz Jans 18. E. M. Bacon's hub and spoke factory at Foreston has burned to the ground with losses estimated at $10,000. Authorities suspect a spark from a passing train started the blaze.
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Minaca
Minz
E. M. Bacon
Foreston
Priest Fa Flanagan Dies in Emmett
Died of heart disease in Emmett. Fa Flanagan, formerly of De Smet, was a renowned and brilliant priest in the diocese.
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Hreox
Fa Flanagan
de Smet
Emmett
Bearbr vs Abbott election case surfaces in Sixth Texas district
Jane Wasuixetos, a clerk of the house of representatives, opens papers in contested election cases Bearbr versus Abbott from the Sixth Texas district Rosenthal versus
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Wasuixetos
Jane
House of Representatives
Bearbr
Abbott
Sisth Tegas
Rosenthal
Women favored for Vermillion land dispute win likely
Dritts Minn June 18 the interior secretary rejected Mallette of Daolnth in a contest for iron property on the Vermillion range adjoining section 30. As a result Rhoda A. Taylor and Elizabeth Yates, two women, will probably secure the land after more than a decade of litigation. Lospex June 18 Frank Taylor known as Tarbeaux, the New York crook, was sentenced to three years for fraud connected to goods at Stanhope Gardens, South Kensington.
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Dritts
Minn
Secretary of the Interior
Richard D. Mallette
Daolnth
Vermillion Range
Rhoda A. Taylor
Elizabeth Yates
Lospex
Frank Taylor
Tarbeaux
New York
Great Britain
South Africa
Willard Musgrove
Stanhope Gardens
South Kensington
Allison Boom to Launch at Cleveland Republican League Meet
William B. Allison’s presidential candidacy is to be formally launched at the Cleveland national convention of Republican leagues to be held Wednesday through Friday. Iowa leaders head the delegation with J. S. Clarkson guiding the state’s efforts and A. B. Cummins to deliver the principal address. The Iowa State Band will accompany the delegation and Hollenden hotel serves as national headquarters.
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Mason Crry
William B. Allison
United States
Republican Leagues
Cleveland
Allison
Robert T. Lincoln
J. S. Clarkson
Clarkson
Iowa
A. B. Cummins
Des Afaines
Iowa State Band
Phinney
Hollenden Hotel
Farmers' Loan and Trust Sues to Seize Chicago and Northern Pacific
Curia co June 18. Farmers' Loan and Trust files petition in U S court to place Chicago and Northern Pacific railroad property in receivership under A T Lawrence Hopkins. Property includes depot in Curia, main track to city limits, and another east. Mortgage of 280 million secured by bonds. line leased to Wisconsin Central for 350 thousand plus interest and stockholder payments. Wisconsin Central subleases to Baltimore and Ohio and Chicago Great Western at 150 thousand annual rents. Mortgage foreclosing.
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Curiaco
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
United States
Chicago and Northern Pacific Railroad
A. T. Lawrence Hopkins
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company of
New York
Olneyville Strike Leaders Lose Influence in Mills
In Olneyville the strike leaders are waning as Atlantic and Fletcher mills resume work. About a thousand workers return to Atlantic where 800 looms run. Fletcher mill sees 20 more weavers back in their old positions, signaling reduced union momentum. A separate note from Kansas City reports a powerful rain storm that dumped nearly four inches, with two inches in 28 minutes, the heaviest in 15 years.
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Providence
R. L
Olneyville
Atlantic
Fletcher
Fletcher Mills
Kansas City
Chamber of Deputies Destroyed by Fire
Fire destroyed the chamber of deputies and its archives on October 22 at 2 o clock. A plumber believed responsible caused the blaze. The chamber of peers was spared, but four people were injured in the fire.
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Chamber of Deputies
Lisson
Omme
Chamber of Peers
Taylor Arrives to Crowds at Mitchell Depot
Moropert, 8. D., June 18. The rumor that Taylor would ride the afternoon East train drew a crowd to the Mitchell depot. Taylor, tired and nervous, with Berry Sullivan, shook hands with Dakota acquaintances. He said he had not seen in Brazil but Northern cite and avoided publicity.
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Moropert
Taylor
Berry Sullivan
Dakota
Brazil
Ex South Dakota ex-treasurer Taylor to be surrendered
State officials say W W Taylor former South Dakota treasurer will be surrendered to Pierre authorities within 24 hours. Governor Sheldon and Treasurer Phillips reject Eastern newspaper plots of compromise, asserting full restitution and no loss to the state. The bondsmen have handed over sufficient property to cover defalcation, and prosecution will proceed with full vigor.
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Deapwoop
D. D
Phillips
W. W. Taylor
South Dakota
Pierre
Sheldon
Deadwood
Associated Press
Taylor
Aod
Cyclone in Kansas Injures and Damages Town
A cyclone struck Hartford Kansas about 1 p m coming from the southwest. It swept away houses barns and outhouses causing estimated losses of 10 000 to 20 000. Several people were severely injured and not expected to live though no one is reported killed. A separate item from Butte Nebraska notes jury selection in the trial of alleged Barrett Scott lynchers credited to Holt county treasurer and sentencing delays.
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Kansas City
The
Times
Hartford
Kan
Scott
Omans
Jane
Bee
Butte
Neb
Barrett Scott
Holt County
Rochester Man Charged With Passing Fictitious Checks
Davis of Rochester New York was arraigned in police court on two charges of passing fictitious checks. The preliminary examination was set for Wednesday. He was represented by an attorney. It is said his father in law W W Craig the Rochester lumberman is en route to the city.
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San Francisco
J. 4. Davis
Rochester
N. Y
Davis
W. W. Craig
Verdict for the Bishop in Libel Suit
In Grand Forks North Dakota on June 18 a libel suit filed by ex priest J G Perault against Bishop Shanley for damages of 25000 was decided for the defendant Judge Templeton presiding. The piece notes Henry Waterson editor of the Lommisville Courier Journal visiting Lake Minnetonka on a vacation and plans to lecture in the region before returning South.
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Grand Forrs
N. D
J. G. Perault
Shanley
Perault
Larimore
Templeton
Watterson
N Weapolis
Henry Watterson
Lommisville
Three Great Horsemen Train Together at Glenville Track
Cleveland June 18 reports for the first time in years Budd Doble Orrin Hickok and John Splan will train together on the Glenville track this summer. Doble arrived earlier with a string of horses Hickok will arrive Saturday and Splan is already there.
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Cleveland
Budd Doble
Orrin Hickok
John Splan
Glenville
Doble
Hickok
Splan
Death by Own Action in Manitowoc Care Home
John Wilda aged 31 committed suicide at his daughter’s Manitowoc home on June 18. He cut his throat with a razor and slowly bled to death, according to the report. The deceased was described as ill and of frail health.
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Manitowoc
Wis
John Wilda
Striking Potters Return to Work in New Jersey
Trenton New Jersey June 18 The sanitary ware potters have decided to return to work They have gained all they demanded and end their strike after negotiations with managers and officials in the industry
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Trenton
N. J
Harding Supporters Dominant in 65 Counties Reported
Louisville June 18 reports from 65 counties show 12 o'clock tallies with 54 counties heard. Harding has 182 instructed votes, Clay 152 uninstructed 211 favoring soand money platform, 160 for free silver, 105 uninstructed 275.
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Louisville
Harding
Clay
Coin Shaver Burke to Plead Guilty in San Francisco
San Francisco dispatch reports David Burke and his wife were arrested a year ago by Secret Agent Harris for shaving coins. Burke will plead guilty in federal court, and Mrs. Burke will be arraigned.
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Coin Shaver
San Francisco
David
Burke
United States
Harris
Examination of William Packlock in bullion yard
In Carsey Nevada on June 18 the examination of William Packlock, whose yard yielded the bullion stolen from the United States mint, proceeds with strong evidence pointing to his guilt.
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Carsey
Nev
William Packlock
United States
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