Turbulent Indian Agency News Warns of War Paths
November dispatches report heightened tension around the Pine Ridge and Sioux regions with rumors of hostilities. Army officials, under General orders, prepare to reinforce protections while monitoring movements across border areas and the Missouri frontier amid alarmed local populations.
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Julian
Ballot action on U S Senator Pugh and Tillman era rumors
The Alabama Senate caucus tallied one ballot for United States Senator Pugh with 41 votes for Pugh and scattered supports for other candidates, then adjourned. A rumor from Cranstatos suggests Governor Tillman may run for Hampton’s seat, with tallman backing John Irby as a favored successor. Separately in Chicago, independents plan a legal challenge to the statewide election results citing alleged corruption and voter suppression by both parties.
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Mowromwmny
Yont
Democrats
General Assembly
United States
Pugh
Beay
Kolbof
Wate
Wampton Stead
Tillman
Hampton
Gled Tillman
Talman
John Irby
Irby
Fuehter
Bally Ashe
Tilman
Avery
Chicago
Lincoln
Neb
Boyd
Phosphate sale plan eyed to pay state debt
A Welsh syndicate plans to buy all phosphate lands and machinery in South Carolina for about ten million dollars. The move aims to fund the state debt of around four million dollars by selling the entire phosphate interests and royalties. The plan has backing in the Farmers Alliance and discussed by lawmakers and Governor elect Titman during recent inquiries.
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South Carolina
Cungarsroy
Farmers’ Alliance
Govarnor-elect
Titman
New Berne
Mob Dispersed After Jail Break Attempt at Huntington
A violent scene in Nasuviale shows a mob trying to break into the jail to seize Widdis after he killed Constable Hoss and his nephew. The sheriff moved the prisoner, but the crowd surrounded the jail at around midnight, forcing rock work damage and a harrowing escape attempt. Widdis remained in the hall and was shot at by an Irishman, Ed Coulter, as officers clashed with the mob.
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Nasuviale
Huntington
Tenn
Widdis
Hoss
Pana
Yul Dake Rose
Ad Bern Ziven
Maldo
Cella
Ed Coulter
Coulter
San Sellacy
Widais
Sellar
Cox
Fellars
Prisqner Ng
Paris
U2sollars
Wadesee
Hinton Helper
Lonisville
Roanoke Roaxoxr
Hinton Afelper
Sear Stary
Commercial Club
New York
Walper
Misa Hosa Tilton
Nat Tilton
Savannah
Hoconn
Madeline
Dollie
Lang
Loulaville
Hesper
Roanoke
Philydelphia Press
Einutnn Felper
Fils
Nin
Hina
Band
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Haipar Lel
Savannah Alper
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Southern
Record
Notable Murders and Executions Across Counties in 19th Century
Fragmented chronicle recounts Wayne County’s first hanging Henry Moore a colored man. It notes the drop at 4:21 and death nine minutes later, mentions accomplice Leo Jordan serving life since 1889, and cites disjointed reports of Pickett and Allen violence, plus a 15 year old’s familicide tale and Nashvile suspicious transfer of William Wildes for safekeeping following a mob killing.
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AxxiaTon
Ala
Spacal
Alabama Christian Msionary Society
JS Gruob
Lafayette
J H Futler Queotion
Anderson, Baster
Gogis
General Missionary Society of
Cleveland
LB Moore
Chattanooga
Mossie Baxter
Golightly
Anniston
G Jacks
Guar
Moore
Azsour
Wayne County
Henry Moore
Leo Jordan
Nashvinnr
Teun
Spear
William Wildes
Carroll County
Huntingdon
Bax
Widdles
Extensive bank failure shocks southwest banking
November 21 report from Kansas City notes an extensive bank failure involving multiple Oklahoma and Kansas institutions. The Guthrie bank collapse prompted a federal seizure, while Newton and others faced distress. deposits fled and panic spread among local branches and customers.
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Oklahoma
Newton National Bank
Newton
Natonal Bank
Guthne
Norman
Dlrene
Btuswater
Wintowater
Butler County
Kansas
Guthrie Bank
Newcoon Bank
Wil
Federal
Guthiie Bank
The Line of 7 In Front of the
A fragmented line item appears from a historical page segment showing a seven position sequence. Readable details mention a front placement but lack full context, with several gaps in names numbers and places. The snippet hints at a lineup or sequence element central to the article but cannot confirm complete facts.
Irish Appeal for Aid for the Distressed Country
Irish parliamentary leaders issue a circular urging funds from American supporters to aid Ireland amid evictions and wage pressures. They condemn British landlords and capitalists, call for urgent contributions, and name Dr Worry and Alton Webb as targets for fundraising in New York and Dublin.
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Balfour
Muanker
Wees Spd Uber Wupelst Capitalista
Lngland
Ireland
Asd
Worcen
Rsh
Americ
Amy Nesile
Yavitatund
Urgerey
Irdiane
Fl Worry
Webb
The
Anal Lague
Dublin
Condemnation of Mr Parnell Dominates English Catholic Press
The English Weekly Catholic Papers on the divorce trial condemn Sir Parnell amid the O'Shea case fallout. The Pall Mall Gazette warned against continuing its attack on Parnell's leadership, risking reprisals and a rift among nationalities. Letters cite Odhes to O'Shea and comment on Spite, Galway wins, and alleged misdeeds.
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Pall Mall Gazette
Whay
Parnell
Parsons
Sexton
Mra Odhes
Caplan O'Shea
Henty
Titham
Galway
Destiny of a Little Neuro Girl In Virginia
Fragmented OCR summary with garbled names and dates discusses a girl described as neurodivergent and her imagined future, including cross cultural references and family reactions. The piece blends speculative romance with social commentary on marriage, legality, and community expectations in a shifting early 20th century context.
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London
Virginia
Warbington
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Perhais
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Ata Bbe
Sinai
Chester
Becaie Vury
Nina
Ant
Inbe
Pat
Anpinowie
Poly Zamoma
Turbulent Money Markets Stir Copper and Trade Talks
The article surveys shattered markets in November noting disturbed trade and bank reorganizations. It highlights large asset transfers to the Bank of England, robust yet unsettled business sectors, and cautious lending as stringency rises. Observers compare conservative temperaments and gauge future fiscal moves amid copper markets, cotton, and sugar price shifts.
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Everst
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Tony Thumm
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