Indian War Uncertain Fate of Settlers Amid Wyoming Trouble
Reports from Market Lake say no word from the Jackson area for three days as 275 soldiers from Fort Russell under Maj. Bisbee move toward Market Lake and Marys ville. Gen. Coppinger notes cavalry progress toward Jackson’s Hole with more troops en route to quell the disturbance.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Daniel
Eighth Infantry
US. A
Fort Russell
Wyo
Maj
Bisbee
Market Lake
United States Cavalry
Jackson’s Hole
Washington
Wastakie
Pasechesne
Coppinger
Fort Washakle
Port Duschesne
Utah
Marysville
Kansas City Flood Destroys Streets and Homes
A historic Kansas City storm dumps 4.37 inches of rain the heaviest on record. Across the Kansas side extensive private and public property damage reported with cedar block pavements washed out and streets transformed into rivers. The Jer sey Creek culvert breach near Twelfth Street and the L road caused major flooding and losses, with widespread damage to sidewalks sheds and homes.
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Weather Bureau
Kansas City
Missouri
Ding
Kansas
Twelfth Street
L’ Road
Jersey Creek
Thirteenth and
Waverly Avenue
Onland Avenue
Fifth Street
Li Hung Chang Exile Talks During Orient Visit
Li Hung Chang and two Hong Kong Chinese associates who aided failed talks to float a Chinese war loan travel from the Orient aboard the City of Peking en route to New York and London. He predicts Li Hung Chang’s days are numbered and foresees upheaval within China, citing the muting of the 160yue and local qayaes superstition as factors.
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Li Hittog Chang
San Francisco
Lung
Hong Kong
England
Orient
City of Pekin
New York
London
Li Hung Chang
British Soldier Funeral Mob Attacks Detachment in Cairo
Times correspondent reports a mob of natives hunted and stoned a British military detachment for half a mile at Cairo during a funeral. Chaplain mobbed. Britain seeks satisfaction. Also notes US cruiser sails to New York and other short, scattered items from across the Atlantic and Europe.
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London
Speerit
the Times
Alexandria
Cairo
Great Britain
Army courier Frantz plans long trip to Fort Snelling
Artilleryman Frantz of Fort Linmilton N H sets out on a wide route to Fort Snelling Minnesota to deliver letters to commanders along the way. He travels with a tent two blankets two revolvers and about a dozen letters. His route includes Fort Portur near Buffalo Fort Sheridan near Chicago Fort Leavenworth Fort Riley Omaha barracks Omaha and Fort Niobrara. He will camp at night under his tent and stay in civilian houses and hotels along the way.
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Fort Linmilton
Fort Snelling
Minn
Milus
Frantz
Fort Portur
Buttato
Fort Sheridan
Chicago
Leavenworth
Kan
Fort Riley
Omaha Barracks
Omaha
Fort Niobrara
Surprising lack of the usual middle terms in trade review
RG. DUN & CO'S HEVIEW reports a cautious week in U S trade with little new business but enough to keep some openings for closed works. Wheat yield signals remain uncertain amid higher prices. iron and steel products rise notably including nails. Copper and lead strengthen while textiles show modest gains. wool sales surge. Failures total 202 in the U S and 37 in Canada, vs last year.
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New York
ROW
Dun & Co
Vacille States
Dakotas
Prica
Irom Anid
United States
Canada
American Vessel Encounters Spanish Gunboat Off Cuban Waters
Capt. Quick of the American schooner Carrie E Lane recounts a tense Cuban encounter when a Spanish gunboat fired twice at the Lane near Port Antonio. The ship halted as a boat of four armed Spanish marines boarded, questioned her port of departure and destination, then allowed her to proceed after confirmation.
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Del
Quick
Carrie E. Lane
Lane
Port Antonio
Massacre Rumors Shroud Bannock Conflict Near Jacksons Hole
Reports from Market Lake and Rexburg Idaho claim fifty nine white deaths by Bannocks near Jacksons Hole but verification is lacking. Three days without authentic news, U S cavalry en route to Market Lake with supplies. One hundred Bannock tribesmen said to join the tribe on Pall River to threaten white settlers.
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Tuto
Denver
Yocatello
Jupho
Market Lake
Rexburg
Idaho
Jackson's Hole
United States Cavalry
Cheyenne
Pall River
Disease Ravages Japan as Crews Report Fatal Outbreaks
Reports from many provinces say a severe disease is causing heavy deaths across the empire in Japan. Accounts describe sailors and passengers in Yokohama and Tokyo markets facing illness and fatalities as conditions worsen during the wartime movements. A harbor attack by a musker squad causes casualties among stevedores guarding valuables.
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Cisiera
Jaopan
Sanfrancisco Specialis
Emmanu el Church Grim es Case and Weller Court Martial Motives
A demented man Barrett confesses at Emanuel Church to murdering Miss Lamont and Miss Williams after following them from a street car. He described luring, choking, and stabbing the two women in the church, then hiding behind a pew as a gas leak story circulated. The confession, contrasted with Durants altered tale, unsettles prosecutors and hints at broader criminal connections. In other news, France withholds a key military record, bank directors face heavy bail in St Johns, and reports cover Jewish colonies, spotting mail carriers, and a coming war alignment involving Britain, Russia, and Abyssinia.
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Santa Cruz
Wiliam F. Barett
Bianche Lamont
Minute Williamy
Bimanuel Chareh
Ilo
Honsell
Phen Hy
Racrett
Harrett
San Francisco
Durant
Miss Lamont
Miss Williams
Miss Williams Barrett
Witten
Resturiwu
Meanwile Durant
Barrett
Arrect
Brance
Tron Molders Elect Officers and Plan Annual Meet
The Tron Molders' Union of North America elected Martin Fox of Cincinnati as president, E. J. Denny as secretary, and William Henzel of Albany as treasurer after adjournment sine die. They chose the next convention site and heard reports on the organization’s finances amid leadership resignations. Delegates from Cleveland, with about two million invested, attended as the United States League and related groups discussed the financial situation and discipline. The day featured officer reports and papers.
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Tron
Chicago
Uniar
North America
Martin Fox
Cincinnati
Ohio
E. J Denny
Cincinaat
Willam Henzel
Albany
Phomemedal Ofeetes
Montreal
Speeink
Diureit
Hany Naetional
Radior Areationt
Loudian Claffians
Col
Insurance Afflance and Wires Case Across Iowa
A sprawling report outlines a statewide inquiry into unsafe electrical wiring and related fires. Inspector Wa Ok Stewart will tour the state to inspect wires, issue safety recommendations, and push for improvements amid concerns of dangerous, defective wiring. The piece also details a historic embezzlement case in Poweshiek County and odd ties to figures in Mexico as officials pursue recovery of funds.
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Wirling
Wirtigs
Ok Stewart
Agelealtyarol College Trustees Appoint Dr Horrigan Ames Head
A meeting of the trustees of Agelealtyarol College appointed Dr Horrigan of Ames as chair. The new head is praised for fairness to himself and the college. Fall term opened with large attendance and the debut of The Indies ball. An assortment of local legal actions and accidents are noted, including a suit for 12000 and a drunk incident near a bridge.
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Agelealtyarol College
Town Agricultural College
Horrigan
Ames
Be Jng
Pension figures reveal Iowa pension roll details
Pension agent Robinsart reports 36 602 names on the Petoton payments roll for the deaf year with a heavy loss last year of about 2680. Two survivors of the Mexican War remain: Fergussa of Decorah and Gen George W Jones of Dubuque. The number of pensions is reduced this year for the first time in office history. Last year payouts exceeded 33 million dollars.
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Robinsart
Petoton
Dow Moines Atte
Uugo
Hirect Fergussa
Decorah
George W. Jones
Dubuque
Inn
Deaths and accidents blot state news from 19th century report
All Over the State reports Chas. 3. Warring a jeweler and planner of 18535 died Thursday. Enidie Bowen, 10, killed at North Meliregor while riding a freight car. Jomphauth, a young man from Wabogue, fired a bullet from his train and killed himself. Belle Maite visited by a frightened man for years Thursday night. Water fell in inches in WH A Bee area, seeded crops in good shape. A dog killed near Belle Plaine after biting many canines. Maury county man bitten and killed. Joseph Clinton of Carlidle shoud on a railway bridge southeast of Des Moines. A man with his wife had trouble. a person connected with life insurance at Martinstarg suspected of murder. Misa Blanche Warner near Waterloo, T yware old, overdosed. The dead girl’s family suspects premeditated homicide. George Henry of National Beef Company Keoki attempted suicide, three shots and four stabs to heart. He cannot recover. law’s position caused the death.
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Chas
Warring
Enidie Bowen
North Meliregor
Jomphauth
Wabogue
Almont
Belle Maite
Belle Plaine
Maury
Carlidle
Craiway Bridge
Des Moines
Qld
Metlows
Martinstarg
Misa Blanche Warner
Waterloo
Henry
Turbulent City Park Incident and Odd Notices
A chaotic report from Ointan describes a spree near a city park with a man misbehaving and others reacting, plus a surveyor’s legal move seeking Crane the United States a year’s salary and related emoluments. The piece also notes labor disputes, pension debates, and local executive council actions affecting prison labor costs and public works.
Spirit Lake Monument Ceremony Marked by Prominent Attendees
A large crowd gathered at Spirit Lake for the dedication of a memorial honoring those who suffered in the 1867 Sioux uprising. Gov. Brunk, Judge Edgerton, and the Indian head Ure Sioux attended, with speeches by Rev. Seymour Snyder and A. Smith, plus a poem by Mrs. C10 Pipestone. The program included addresses, prayers, and a presentation of memorials, amid reports of thefts and disturbances surrounding the event.
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Tawa
Thoes
Dle
Geert
Spiett Lake
Tha
Stele
Brunk
Daohson
Daohson, Didge Plandeeat
St. Jet uy-Goy
Carpantor
Part Dudge
Lak Okabuji
Foyuter
Ger
Visitor
Tentett, Pipestone
Maiminehti
Hone
Gad
Ibvaheath
Ble Meath Mystery and Northern Investment Company Case
Fragmented OCR notes describe a mystery surrounding deaths near Defi Hi and a 61,5003 deritages investment dispute between the Northern Investment Company and Hoston Investment Company. The text references a decedent, possible forgery or tampering, and ongoing receivership with limited readable details on parties and outcomes.
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Cera Cool Millon
Northern Invest
Hoston Investment Company
Shine
Fragmented Local Notice From Turbulent era Incoherent Report
A garbled OCR style transmission describes political trials, meetings, and incidents with names like Charles F. Galick and Dr Walters. It mentions an annual Central Lawn fameopathia Association meeting at Cedar Rapids, and a next gathering in Marion. The text references elections, representatives, and unrest, but many names and details are unclear.
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Ceruteal Lava Homenpadia
Central Lawn Fameopathia Association
Cellar Rapids
Walters
Cedar Rapids
Wes
Howe
Caygat View
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