Mexican Revolt Near Fort Ringgold Sparks Texas Turmoil
Reports from Brownsville Texas claim Garza led a bold attempt to seize Fort Ringgold. Mexican regulars pursued a bandit near Camargo. the attacker slipped to the fort causing a tense show of arms as soldiers prepared for action. Other rumors on Garza’s forces and isolated clashes circulated amid пуblic alarm.
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Browsville
Téx
Garza
Fort Ringgold
Camargo
Bort Ringgold
Boots
Eaddles
Fort Mggolt
United States
Fort McIntosh
Francis Hardie
Third Cavalry
Caprice
Tex
Stanley
Hardie
Hin
Hiemén
Plutiaco Ornell
Nevos Daredo
Mexico
REMOVED THE MONKS. Closing of Convents Sparks Violent Clash
A court order directed police to close four convents in Pueblo area and remove monks. Guards faced a mob near Carmen Ban Ang Sento Domingo as they tried to seal the buildings. One man was killed and several wounded. troops dispersed the crowd and monks were moved away amid chaos.
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Aramio
Mnawaukes
Mary Pierce
Mary Zauas
Lizzie Schuickert
Ty Arvenic
Aim
Beast
Ro Biase
Didn't Want a Step-mother Circado Tragedy Described
Emma De Clerque of No 36th Place died by taking twenty grains of morphine to end her life. In a letter to her father she said she could not bear another woman in her mother's place and asked for forgiveness for ending her life on personal account. Her mother died four years earlier and her father plans to marry again.
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Circado
Emma de Clerque
No. 1
Pris
Divorce Granted Amid Christmas Greetings Dream
A hearing Thursday granted Mrs Flora L Dye of Salamanca New York a divorce from her husband George E Nye on grounds of drunkenness and cruelty. She wished to return home for New Year and received the decree as a Christmas gift. Separately in St Joseph Missouri the Natural Chloride of Gold Institute filed incorporation papers with a 5000 paid capital and will open an institute as a treatment known as Campbell-Kogit chloride of gold.
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Sioux Parts
Aikvns
Flora L. Dye
Salamanca
N. Y
George E. Nye
Kanter
Joneps
Natural Chloride of Gold Institute of
Fay Indemsning and Bours Dec 29 announcement
A notice reports that the United States plans to pay a sum requested by Thaly og it Serdaliy to relatives of men. Aynbhod at New Orleans is identified among those named.
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ID Fay
Bours
United States
Thaly
Thaly Og
Aynbhod
New Orleans
Ohay Ben Tatiana
Gas Found Near Blunt Farm at 2000 Feet Depth
Word reaches this city that gas has been struck on a Hon. 8. B. Coddington’s farm three and a half miles from Blunt at a depth of 2000 feet. Gas is planned to light and heat the town, with the city board arranging a well to be sunk in spring and piping the gas from the farm for all uses.
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San Antonio
Tex
Great Northern
Hera
Buda
Chicago
Blunt
Buver
B. Coddington
South Dakota State Fair Association
Coddington
Farso
N. D
John Brunselle
Working men’s excursion plan to world’s fair from Liverpool
Douglas Hose and Robert Mitchell, Liverpool, plan to sail June 20 on City of Chicago to organize working men’s excursions to the 1893 world’s fair. Promoted by the London Polytechnic, they seek US railroad concessions and prearranged housing. Weekly or monthly installments proposed to cover costs.
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Loxpox
Douglas Hose
Robert Mitchell
Liverpool
Inmarine
Chicago
Auen
London Polytechnic
United Press
Mitchell
Polytechnic
United States
Gate Crashes Tragedy at Green Point Crossing
An accident at the Green Point avenue crossing on the Long Island Railway injures four, likely fatally, as a gate failure traps a coach returning from Calvary cemetery. Passengers Mrs Kolberg and three others, including a six year old, are taken to hospital after the east bound train strikes and destroys the carriage and horses.
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Vous Parsons
Dec
Long Island Railway
Green Point Avenue
Blisevilly
Calvary Cemetery
Kolberg
Mamie
O'Brien
Searing
Sutton
Anova
Finit Dry Gaborne Detected in Transit to United States
A London World pitch reports Gaborne was tracked near Queenstown by detectives but not found. The City of Paris was intercepted at Queenstown last Thursday and is en route to the United States. A warrant concerns obtaining money and eviction actions, with unclear surrounding details due to fragmented text.
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Gaborne
London
Riot Among Stockbridge Indians on Lake Winnebago Reservation
United States Marshal Pell reports a riot on the Stockbridge Indian reservation east of Lake Winnebago. The disturbance followed removal of Agent Jennings, fueled by religious tensions between Protestant and Catholic missions. During Christmas services, several Indians disrupted a chapel service, using indecent epithets toward a woman. a fight ensued, with injures but no deaths. Warrants for arrested participants will be issued as details emerge.
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Mitlionary
Stockbridge
Miwarker
United States
Pell
Indiana
Lake Winnebago
Shawano
Milwaukee
Jennings
Marshal Pell
Snys
The Growing of Hemp In Agriculture
Charles Richards Dodge from the agricultural department advocates extensive hemp cultivation to curb monopolies and prices. He notes U S production at about ten thousand tons annually, urging growth to 100,000 tons and highlighting Kentucky Wisconsin Minnesota as key growing states. He cites manila twine quality and Florida fibre as viable cordage substitutes to imported sisal from Yucatan.
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Auvenn
Wastiseros
Charles Richards Dodge
Manila
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Anesota
Yucatan
Florida
Lyons bar murder alarms city after deadly assault
Frank Redfield of Clinton entered a Lyons dive at 911 Suvond street to drink but refused to pay. Bartender George Jones attacked him with a soldering iron, fracturing the skull. Jones is jailed. The report recalls a 1905 incident on the City of Dubuque involving rioters and deaths.
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Lyons
Frantk Redfield
Clinton
Suvond Street
Worid
George Jones
Redfield
Jones
Dubugne
Notorious Sawtelle dies in prison after apoplexy
Hiram Sawtelle’s brother James Sawtelle, infamous for murdering his own sibling, is reported stricken with apoplexy in his late prison cell near Stillwater Minnesota. He dies after deterioration through the night without regaining consciousness. Another item notes a wreck on the Wisconsin Central line near Stillwater with a defective rail causing several cars to derail but no serious injuries.
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Inago Bawcallé
Stilawaree
Minn
Wisconsin Central
Food and drink in New York scene described in oblique terms
A fragmented report from New York glosses a scene around food and drink. The text mentions a person named Tefases, a reference to brandy, and brisk movement through a corridor, with unclear context and names. The passage remains largely garbled and uncertain about concrete events or people.
Troops to the Front San Antonio Border Move
United States cavalry units are ordered to depart this evening for field service on the Texas frontier. State Rangers head to the border to guard river crossings. Deputy marshals are stationed to arrest suspected revolutionists. Commanding officers recall Lt. Charles L. Steele from the Rio Grande as scouts may be hired.
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Ban Antonio
Tex
David Stanley
Austin
United States
Fort Clarks
Stanley
Eighteenth Infantry
Rio Grande
Garena
Department of War
Washington
Revolutionary Movement
Brutal assassination case shocks Arkansas region near Wilburton
A double murder near Wilburton in the Choctaw Nation led to the arrest of George L. Longley in South McAlester. Three wagon travelers were seen entering camp. stock hunters found two mutilated bodies the next day. Longley, 22, jailed in McAlester and refusing to speak, previously lived in Washington County Arkansas and Missouri.
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Booth Mealeyat
Ark
Thoreday
Wilburton
George L. Longley
South McAlester
I. T
Longley
South McAlwater
Washington County
Arkansas
Missouri
Tennessee Quarrel Ends in Deaths and Fugitive Murderer
A Tennessee feud sparked by a scandal about Marion Beatty and Dave Beatty leads to three men dead and families disgraced. Howard Harris, identified as the killer, is a fugitive with a $000 reward, after Beatty allegedly abused his daughter and opened fire on those with him. Reports mention Mary Beatty, her mother, and other locals as part of a spiraling tragedy.
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Ascuand
W. Nasuvax
Tenn
Fentress
Tennesee
Tennessee
Marion
Dave Beatty
Gwin Bowder
Howard Harris
Jamestown
Mary Beatty
Mary
Harris
Beatty
Bits
Bowden
News From Across the Nation and Rail Lines Added
A miscellany of items reports free transit offers by Omaha and Great Northern railways for Russian relief contributions. Florida Governor Bloming appoints Edward J. Tracy as state treasurer replacing the late Francis J. Pond, Tracy serving as private secretary since 1889. Henry Sanford’s action as Adams Company president against John Hoey is discontinued and October’s attachment vacated. Tyrone bank officials surrender assets for creditors, with depositors hopeful for dollar-for-dollar recovery. Maine cattle quarantines Massachussets cattle for tuberculosis though Western cattle are exempt when passing through for shipment. National Exchange Bank Lexington overdraft of 40000 investigated before U S court in Frankfort. Nebraskan, Iowa, Kansas and Missouri university reps meet at Kansas City, forming a Western Inter-State University Football association. Inter-state schedule for the state championship is set.
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Varrons Toms
Omaha
Great Northern
Bloming
Florida
Haa
Edward J. Tracy
Treasuver
Francis J. Pond
Tracy
Henry Sanford
Adams
John Hoey
Tyrone
Maine
Massachusetts
National Exchange Bank
Lexington
United States
Frankfort
Wy Chepmn
Boolemaker
Nebrasta
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Mit
Kants City
Western Inter-State University
Bank president jailed over insolvent trust deposit case
Barret Arrentyd of Parmers and Mereusis State bank was arrested on charges of receiving deposits knowing the bank was insolvent. He waived examination and was held to the district court in 9500 bail. The bank collapse fueled widespread rumors and concern.
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