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Newspaper

Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1895

Page

6

Great Sham Battle at Sleepy Hills Halted by Cartridge Scare

Hay den Carruthers in Harper's Weekly reports a planned town mock battle halted when Colonel Poinsette and Chairman Hutchens discover blank cartridges and live ammo hidden on soldiers and Indians. The 2 p m sham fight is canceled amid fear of real violence.

Harney’s Poinsette Mad Wolf Hutchens Hudson Bay Company Sleepy Hills Hayden Carruthers Harper's Weekly

Adelaide Prince a Stage Actress With Noted Career

Born in London and raised in the United States Adelaide Prince built a career through the Histrionic Society of Galveston and major companies. She debuted as Ethel Sorrento in A Possible Case and later appeared as Agathe in The Great Unknown before joining Creston Clark in upcoming season repertoire.

Adelaide Prince London Eng Solomon Rubenstein Galveston Tex Henry D. Prince Histrionic Society of Pauline Lyons Mr. Prince Lyceum School of Acting New York Henry C. DeMille Franklin H. Sargent Adelaide Rubens Ethel Sorrento J. M. Hill Portland Augustin Daly Prince Agathe Ada Rehan American Theater T. H. French Creston Clark

Sleepy Hills Sham Battle Sparks Racial Tension in Harney

In Harney's Dakota Territory a planned Fourth of July mock battle pits local citizens against a combined force of Sioux from Rolling Fork Agency and a detachment from Fort De Smet. The idea, backed by Chairman Walden Hutchens, triggers debate over using a Negro regiment from the 114th Cavalry. After persuasion, Colonel Poinsette approves a low-stakes mock clash, revealing deep-seated racial attitudes as Indians refuse to play with blacks.

Harney Harney’s Walden Hutchens Rolling Fork Fort de Smet Hutchens Rome Harvard 114Th Cavalry Colonel Poinsette Poinsette Yancy

A Hint to Small Boys on Fourth of July Conduct

It argues that young boys should avoid loud detonations and frightening displays to celebrate the Fourth of July. The piece suggests guiding the rising generation toward gentler, more refined celebrations and explains that noisy methods are obsolete and harmful to neighbors and adults.

Firecrackers and the Fourth of July Threats

A Harpers Weekly reflection describes the Fourth as a terror to city adults with fireworks, smoke, and panic. It notes people flee to mountains to escape heat and danger on the holiday.

Harver

May Fight in Dallas Fitzsimmons to Meet There

Joe Vendig says Florida senate and Louisiana Supreme Court won’t stop the big prize fight. He favors moving the meeting to Dallas Texas asserting no interference and that the Florida club need not stage in Florida. He notes Corbett wants a fair fight and that September is possible in Texas.

Joe Vendig Forida Senate Louisiana Supreme Court Fitzsimmons Corbett Florida New Orleans Texas Dallas Florida Athletic Club

Miss Mira Heller Gains Notable Spotlight From Opera Tour

The Damrosch Opera Company’s late tour brought 23 year old Miss Mira Heller into prominent notice. Born in Germany and trained for the stage in Paris, she is recognized for her rising career in opera circles.

Mira Heller Damrosch Opera Company Miss Heller Germany Paris

A Puzzled Justice in a Hog Theft Case

A man named Josh faces a hog theft charge before a country squire. Three witnesses testify seeing the act. His counsel offers twelve witnesses who did not see the crime. The squire, pondering, declares that with twelve not seeing it and only three seeing it, the prisoner is discharged.

Josh

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