Indian troubles end as Dr Walker spared in Minnesota
Information from Park Rapids Minnesota dated June 17 reports Third Infantry US Army in possession of Leech Lake agency. Dr Walker escaped murder as Indians drank and threatened to burn the agency. About 50 renegade natives fled north. warrants issued. sheriff's posse to drive Sioux from White Earth vicinity. Troops to remain several days. possible move to quell further trouble.
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Hamden
Becker County
White Earth
Preparations Under Way For Cardinal Gibbons Silver Jubilee
Baltimore marks twenty five years since Cardinal Gibbons was consecrated bishop with plans to celebrate October 1. A high mass and sermon will honor him and a 10000 present is hoped from clergy and laity. A diocesan appeal letter will be read in Catholic pulpits. In St Paul the Northern Pacific lowers rates to Helena Butte Spokane and Pacific coast points effective Sunday with no signs of further reductions.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
St. Paul
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Minneapolis
Duluth
Helena
Butte
Mont
Spokane
Wash
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Northern Pacific Coast
Puget Sound
Train Robber Bob Wyatt Identified Among Bandits
Telegrams report officers captured three robbers who held up a Santa Fe train near Cimarron Oklahoma. One suspect is Bob Wyatt formerly of the Dalton gang, a feared frontier outlaw. Humpurey Nebraska signals a push to start a new Democratic newspaper with Ellsworth expected to run the plant by July first.
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Topeka
Santa Fe
Cimarron
Hemnesy
O. T
Bob Wyatt
Dalton Gang
Humpurey, Neb
County Democracy
Ellsworth
Cholera Spreading Across French Cities and U.S. Civic News
In Limoges a cholera case proved fatal with six new cases and four deaths in Grette and four cases with one death in Privas amid hot weather. In Des Moines the International Supreme lodge of Good Templars backs prohibition voting. Beatrice Nebr plans a public library funded by a new 1 mill tax. Red Oak Ia reports a gambling exposure stirring street upheaval with several dignitaries implicated.
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Paris
Limoges
Grette
Privas
Cardeache
Cowboys Reach Long Pine in High Spirits
Middleton Gillespie and Stevens led a group of cowboys to Long Pine Nebraska on June 17. They arrived in good spirits with their horses in excellent condition.
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Long Pine
Neb
Middleton
Gillespie
Stevens
Hospital report sent sealed to governor in Independence
Independence Iowa June 17 The hospital investigating committee has sent a sealed report to the governor with no inkling of its contents. Springfield Illinois June 17 The Illinois legislature has adjourned sine die.
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Independence
Illinois
Springfield
Ill
Wreck Hits Chicago and Northwestern Limited Near Belle Plaine
Details arrive of a derailment east of Belle Plaine as a flat car uncoupled from a switch engine struck the limited. Fireman William Leakins killed. engineer Thomas Keefe severely burned but expected to recover. Baggage car demolished and chair car telescoped. No fatalities among passengers. Loss to company $16,000.
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Chicago and Northwestern Limited
Cedar Rapids
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Belle Plaine
William Leakins
Thomas Keefe
Transcontinental freight war widens rates to Dakota Minnesota
June 15 report from St Paul notes Great Northern Express cuts of 1 per hundred weight to Dakota and Minnesota. Pacific coast points face 3 per hundred weight. Northern Pacific to match rates. Union Pacific to slash express rates to Pacific points.
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St. Paul
Trans-Continental
Great Northern Railway Company
Great Northern Express Company
Dakota
Minnesota
Pacific Coast
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
One Point For Sunday Openers
Chicago June 15 The attorneys for the World's Columbian exposition company gained a point in district court by permission to amend their answer by striking out words repugnant to the constitution The court granted the motion and authorized the amendment Kansas City June 15 The Kansas City and Atlantic Railroad company organized with 8 000 000 capital will take the Kans Co Bridge and Terminal Ry and the Chicago Kansas City and Texas Railway out of receivers’ hands Brainerd Minn June 15 Company D Third Infantry moved northward Indians have set pickets toward Park Rapids and are preparing to defend themselves Dr Walker Guturi Okla June 15 A white man and a colored constable fought near Lanston a pitched battle with about 50 participants Five or six wounded one may die 15 were jailed Springfield Ill June 15 Chairman Salon reports whisky trust violations of commerce and criminal laws of Illinois Long Island City L I June 15 The iron steamboat Cepheus struck a rock in Flushing Bay carrying 500 passengers and proceeded to the dock Chicago June 15 The body of missing banker Schaeffner found in lake near shore with business cards in coat pocket and watch engraved with his name Des Moines June 15 Right Worthy lodge of Good Templars renamed International Supreme lodge Keely cure for inebriates merits vote down Chicago June 15 International Typographical union convention resumes law committee report
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Grosscup
United States District Court
Court of Appeals
United States
Brainerd
Minn
Third Infantry
Park Rapids
Walker
Des Moines
Right Worthy Lodge of Good Templars
International Supreme Lodge
Keely
Clearing House Certificates Steady Trade Reform
Dun’s Review notes banks in New York issued clearing house certificates to steady business amid widespread credit stringency. Western bank weakness, increased money drain, and cautious speculation affect merchants and manufacturers. Commodity prices slip with limited export gains, while iron, wool, and textile sectors show softer demand.
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New York
R.G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Chicago
Milwaukee
Presidential Appointments List from Washington
The president named Thomas D. Renison surveyor general of Colorado and filled several land office and public money roles across Missouri Wisconsin Minnesota and other states. Additional nominations cover Illinois Indiana Kansas Michigan Nebraska North Dakota and other locales with multiple appointees including register and receiver positions and a deputy auditor.
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Washington
Thomas D. Renison
Colorado
Joseph W. Jamison
Register of Land Office
Booneville
George E. Kuntz
Ashland
Wis
Andrew J. Taylor
Duluth
Minn
Clarence Dennis
la Grand
Frank P. Arbuckle
Denver
Colo
George W. Sanderline
North Carolina
The
Treasury
Illinois
John B. Briscoe
Charleston
William Finley
Hopeston
Richard M. Hasket
Newton
Henry C. Feltman
Salem
William Hunt
Oakland
Indiana
James
Slough
Brazil
Kansas
William H. Judson
la Cygne
Michigan
Clark D. Smith
Corunna
Frank D. Keely
Ironwood
Donald McVichie
Ishpeming
Charles T. Russell
Mount Pleasant
C. B. Driscoll
Pegaune
Nebraska
John A. Cook
David City
North Dakota
P. W. McCillis
Mandan
Henry Starr Reported Shot in Indian Territory
Henry Starr, famed bank robber and Starr gang leader, was reported shot in the Indian Territory near Little Rock on June 17 but the report remained unconfirmed.
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Henry Starr
Little Rock
Ark
Starr Gang
Indian Territory
De Lesseps Granted Ticket of Leave by Court
Paris June 1. Charles de Lesseps has been granted a ticket of leave by the court of cessations. He will quit the hospital and prison forthwith.
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de Lesseps
Paris
Charles de Lesseps
Yardmasters Adjourn After Four Day Session
The National Association of Railway Yardmasters adjourned after a four days session in DuLuTH Minnesota. Peoria Illinois was chosen as the next meeting site. Killed During an Electrical Storm In Paulina Ohio street commissioner John Garo died instantly and W R Crawford was fatally injured. Great damage to grain and fruit nationwide. Another Ford Theater Victim In Washington D C A L Ames dies from injuries suffered in the Ford theater disaster last Friday. Remains to be sent to Jonia Iowa for burial.
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Duluth
Minn
National Association of Railway Yardmasters
Peoria, Ill
Paulpina
John Garo
W. R. Crawford
Washington
A. L. Ames
Jonia
South Dakota Democratic Convention Set for September
Yankton reports the Democratic state convention will be held at Scotsland on September 26. In Paris, President Carnot’s condition is slightly improved as of June 17.
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South Dakota
Yankton
Scots Land
Swindled Banks in West & Co Forgery Case
A young man in Kearney Nebraska posed as a law book agent for West & Co of Minneapolis and studied at John E. Decker’s office. He forged Decker’s signature on three drafts and cashed two at local banks, $150 and $100, before the forgeries were protested. Decker denies knowledge of the affair. the signatures are nearly indistinguishable from genuine.
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Kearney, Neb
of West & Co
Minneapolis
John E. Decker
Decker
Kearney National Bank
First National
State Fire Tournament Closes at Sioux City
The firemen's state tournament concluded with Atlantic winning the state hook and ladder title while Sioux City remains favored for track. Harlan took the sweep stakes horse race and Fox and Magner of Sioux City won the coupling championship. The next meet will be in Marshalltown and Lyons’ C. L. Rott company won best appearing department though Cedar Rapid challenges it as not regular.
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Sioux City
Atlantic
Harlan
Fox and Magner
Marshalltown
C. L. Rott Company
Lyons
Cedar Rapid
C. L. Rott
Infanta Arrives in New York Enjoys Quiet Sojourn
The Infanta and party arrived in New York on June 17 after a stay in Chicago. She is pleased with arrangements and will spend time quietly before sailing on June 24.
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Infanta
New York
Chicago
Fatally Stabbed His Brother in Covington
In Covington a quarrel over work led 14 year old Frank Cannon to stab his brother Edward at their home. Edward died from the wounds sustained. The incident occurred in Cincinnati on June 17.
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Cincinnati
Frank Cannon
Edward
Covington
Frank
Judge Sneed Accepts Honolulu Consul General Post
MEMPHIS June 17 Judge John L T Sneed accepted the offer to become consul general to Honolulu Sandwich Islands telegraphing Secretary Gresham his decision. BALTIMORE June 17 officers report Bellaire Ohio dispatches that numerous mines were shut since the railroad trails vouchers delay causing no foundation. Settled the Diggs Will Case Richmond Indiana June 17 the Diggs will case ended in compromise heirs to receive 18000 and Free Religious association of Boston 10000. Poisoned Eating Ice Cream Denver June 17 about 20 people poisoned at a hospital dedicatory services banquet some seriously ill. Two More Rioters Plead Guilty Lafayette Indiana June 17 George Bennewitz and Frank Tengen pleaded guilty to disturbing the meeting. Delaware Crew Won Mapvison Wisconsin June 17 the Delaware crew defeated the university crew in a 2 mile race in 11 44. Brownwood Texas June 17 run on City National bank led to suspension of the institution.
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Memphis
John L. T. Sneed
Honolulu
Sandwich Islands
Gresham
Denver
St. Mary’s Hospital
Lafayette
Ind
George Bennewitz
Frank Tengen
Opera House
Pontiff backs Satolli on Catholic schooling in America
The Pope endorses Archbishop Satolli’s position that Catholics may send children to Catholic or non Catholic schools without church penalty. Absolution remains available for those who continue in non Catholic institutions, aligning with Archbishop Ireland and Liberal schools in America. In Ashland Wisconsin three youths drown when the Sheeney capsized on Chequamegon Bay near Washburn during a local sailing race.
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America
Batimorer
Cardinal Gibbons
Satolli
Ireland
New York
Baltimore
Ashland
Wis
Chequamegon Bay
Washburn
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William Pigham
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Frank Klug
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Europe
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Q. 8
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Page Steel
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Aphro Mericine CO
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Emmerett & Co
Childrena Specialty
Pennsylvania
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M. M. Kreamer
Prop’r
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St. Paul, Minn
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Geo. F. Lang, Prop
Gt.co
Wtf
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Foershell Bros
National Medicine Coo
Madison St
Montgomery & Co
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NEW Era Medical
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Omaha
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