Sheridan plan to shift Indians to war department exposure
The piece outlines General Sheridan’s push to move Indians from the Interior to the War Department, replacing agencies with bonds and military control. It details council with Shoshone leaders, Washakie and Black Coal, and outlines a policy to end reservations, issue government bonds, and place Indians under civil and military law, with Crook and Teller involved and Arizona policy cited. It also includes comments from Governor Crule on San Carlos and Crook’s influence, and calls for using land for cultivation to curb raids.
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Black Coal
Arapshoes
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Wade
Department
Department of War
Tre
Theya
Lincoln
Teller
Crook
Council
Bac
San Carlos
Washington
Telfer
Congress
K. A.crule
Arizona
Salt Lake City
Turnig
Serra Madre
Mexico
San Carlus Reservation
Aparles
Buch Ag Nevajos
Pinas
Mariopas
Papayves
Yiunias
Interior Department
General Crook
Relations With Mexico Show Friendly Ties Across Border
Senor Conarrau bias of the Mexican legation speaks on rumors of a defensive treaty with Prussia. He says a German-Mexican commercial pact has been ratified and will be published soon. He asserts no anti American sentiment exists and railroads spur prosperity while quelling revolts.
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Legation
Mexico
Prussia
Germany
American Senate
Forther
Republica
Diaz
United States
Falling sSTRIKEMS and Telegraph Wires
New York August 10 Superintendent Haumstone of the Western Union says wires were undisturbed during the mill and workers are returning. leaders reportedly loosening, but the strike front remains. At strikers HQ the committee led by O Connor Campbell and Urr says they are confident of eventual success. Reports of talks with President Eckert denied by many strikers. Chicago and other lines report wires cut on the Wittsburg York Wayne Chicago road. Brotherhood denies involvement. In Tarantino reports, a dispatch from Campbell Crow in New York says the Baltimore and Telegraph company alerted the Brotherhood to today’s strike, work to resume soon. In New York August 10, a good authority states the strike is near ending with abandon of the action.
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Haumstone
Western Union Telegraph Company
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O'Connor, Campbell
Urr
Shemselyus
Curcago
Western Union
Wittsburg
York Wayne
Chicago
Brotherhood
Raist Rua Cariaco
Augusell
Campbell Crow
York
Baltiuore and Uegraph Company
Sas
Tue Brotherhood
Canadian fears shadow Irish nationals in Chicago plot
The Times reports secret Canadian agents in Chicago shadowing Irish nationals and allegedly seeking help from the United States to thwart a conspiracy to destroy the Welland Canal. In London, a German landowner Noblde was shot near Liboze amid tensions with Lithuanian peasants.
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the Times This Moring
Welland Canal
Farmer
United States
Cotton Corn and Oats Trends Across States August Report
Agricultural bulletin notes cotton and tobacco conditions across Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas Arkansas Tennessee with caterpillar presence and drought effects. Projections show mixed yields, potential frost risk and required rains to sustain late crops as August progresses.
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Este
Tennessee
Georgia
Louisiana
Florida
North
North Carolina
South Carolina
Alabama
Missisippi
Texas
Arkansas
St. Tenneyw
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Mississippi
New Jenglaui
Muldte States
Thevitle Valley
Mississippi River
Olivoi Oust
Kamuws
Michigan
Dakota
Cass
Sigilind
Spanish Revolt Sparks Alarm Across Europe
Dispatches from Lisbon and Barcelona report grave conditions in Spain as insurgents surge northward amid martial law. Rebel bands threaten Lerida and Gerona while Madrid and Paris banks brace for defence costs. Alfonso and Christine return to Madrid as crowds cheer their arrival.
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Lerian
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la Hinaneal
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Paris
Reuter
Barcelona
Don Carlos Bi Pagis
User
Val Bruch
Lerida
Gerona
Misueras
Barcelonea
P.m
Ligon
Partugsi
Atlantic
Alfonso
Christine
Maparo
la Granja
Slere
World Abroad Emigration Aid and Trials Report
August reports from Liverpool Dublin and London on treason trials and emigration plans. O Hartity acquitted of treason charges but detained for further accusations, others convicted. Emigration proposal to send 200000 to Canada with state aid debated at Mansion House, Canterbury archbishop backing plan. Also coverage of political unrest in Spain and Greece, and protests in Vienna with police action.
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Windops
Liverroon
Aewspaper
Tat- Alilone
Tirnsingh
Frederick
Weasel With Several Pameagurs Gned Down in un Uolitalon
The steamship William Lawrence from Savannah collided with the schooner Sarah Jet from Havre De Grace off Point Lookout. Captain Hooper reported crew losses and two children among the dead as the Sarah Lavinia, owned by Greenleaf, Johngun & Co., sank in ten fathoms of water after the collision.
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Baromors
William Lawrence
Hooper
Savannah
Point Lookout
Sarah
Havre de Grace
William UI. Anderon
Abderson
Sid Joseph Leavwit
Broken Honeymoon Ends In Philadelphia Court Drama
A tumultuous marriage between actor Frank C. Bangs and Alice Singer La Grove Bangs unraveled after a brief honeymoon. Philadelphia attaches Bangs for foreign attachment over alleged debt and property claims tied to Mrs. Johnnson, Bangs’s sister, with a large prewar fortune and multiple past marriages shaping the scandal. Bangs contends he was pressured by a wealthy but controlling wife to marry and pay off creditors, leading to a plan for separate quarters and eventual divorce.
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la Grove
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Agnes Leonard
Barge
Mr Singer
Brooklyn
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Clermont Dramatic Society
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Hango
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Bievenna Street
F.C. Bangs
Court, of Common Pleas No
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Jonson
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New York
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Biogs
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Washington
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Masler
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