Multiple global disturbances and disasters reported abroad
A dense, fragmented bulletin notes forest fires in New Brunswick, floods and storms across Montreal and Grand Rapids, riots in Michigan, and political upheaval in Buenos Aires. It mentions losses in the Red River Valley, a royal baccarat scandal, and various deaths, political shifts, and military movements, with travel and trade impacts emphasized.
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Brunawick
Montreal Thurmilay
Grand Rapida
Miah
Gehrig Dee
Indian Contracts Awarded for Beef and Provisions
The Indian bureau awarded multiple Northwest contracts including Minot & Bikes for 400,000 pounds of beef at Port Berthold. Sheldon, of Springfield, secured corn deliveries across Crow Creek Lower Brule Pine Ridge Rosebud Yankton agencies. Murphy, of Miles City, won 10,000 heifers at Crow Indian agency and 60 mixed cattle. Walter B. Jordan, of St. Paul, awarded head deliveries at Blackfoot and Crow Creek. Alfred H. Johnson to supply 170 milch cows and 170 heifers at Crow Creek. John Bratt to deliver 40 heifers at Pine Ridge and Rosebud. BCL Ci iii of Devils Lake won 84,000 beef rounds for Port Totten ran.
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Waskixarox
The
Indian Bureau
Andiga
Northwest
Minot & Bikes
Minot
N. D
Port Berthold Indian Agency
North Dakota
A. ©. Sheldon
Springfield
Bon Homme County
Crow Crank Agency
Lower Rule
Pine Ridge
Rosebud
Yankton
W. S. Murphy
Miles City
Benson
Ion
Crow Creek Agency
South Dakota
John Bratt
North Platt
Pina Ridge
BCL Ci iii
Devils Lake
Open Warritony reserved lands attract settlers in June
Intending settlers have begun to arrive ahead of the opening of the Siweton and Wulpeton reservation in early July. Prospectors dot the tract with outfits as the rush for land claims begins, expected to rival Oklahoma days though with more fertile soil. The reservation, often confused with the Sicus, lies about 190 miles from the latter, west of the Missouri River.
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Warritony
Siweton and Wulpeton
Oklahoma
Sicus
Miasuuri River
Railway Telegraphers Convention Arrives in St Louis
Delegates to the fifth annual convention of the Order of Railway Telegraph Operators reach St Louis as 60 delegates and guests prepare to convene. Officers and finances are reported sound. proposed changes include expansion of the life insurance benefit to all members and potential but unlikely amalgamation with the Brotherhood of Telegraphers.
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Lowia
Tnsurance Rete Te Aoped
St. Louis
Order of Railway Telegraph Operators
Cay
Soseion
Echo
Ling Examinei
Cortver
Brotherhood of Telegraphers
Murder Rumor After Boy's Death Rocks Bringhurst
In Crawfordsville Indiana on June 13 excitement swelled in Bringhurst after 12 year old Willie Firman was found hanged in his stepmother's barn. Neighbors reject the stepmother's claim of a self inflicted death tied to mischief and press for coroner's inquest verdict of murder amid suspicions of a wealthy relative seeking an inheritance.
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Gringhavel
Crawfordsville
Ind
Bringhurst
Crawefordsville
Willie Firman
Jury in Ohio police court cases baseball charge pending
A jury in Cincinnati Ohio presided over by a police court considered the case of Mike Kelly on alleged violations of local baseball laws. The trial extended with ballots and procedural notes, concluding with a vote on the game in question.
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Cixctnsatt
Ohio
Mike Kelly
Minneapolis Ripper Attacks Two Women at Third Avenue South
A yet unidentified man attacked two women entering their living rooms on Third Avenue South with a large knife. Lottie Wheeler was wounded in the back while Lilly Cameron armed with a chair tried to stop the assailant. The assailant fled through a window to the roof and disappeared into the night. Both women escaped serious injury.
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Minxearouis
Rocana
Atuis
Third Avenue South
Lottie Wheeler
Lilly Cameron
Noutuia
Miss Wheeler
Miss Cameron
Ming Cameron
Enterprise Laundry
Beiuja Lrom” Wie
Runaway freight train wrecks near Lloydsville kills crew
A freight train hauling thirty heavily laden cars ran away on the Pennsylvania and Northweererg road after leaving Lloydsville. The engineer and crew failed to stop the cars on a slippery grade, the train derailed at a curve near Kouta trade, killing engineer John Simond and injuring others. A relief effort opened, while governor Mer riam discussed oil inspector appointment to improve safety.
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Aisvons
Pennsylvania
Northweererg
Lloydsville
Uney
Howe
Kouta Trade
John Simond
van Steyne
Harsdy
Cheyenne Removal Debate and Pierce China Mission Confusion
In Washington and Montana reports conflict over Senator Pettigrew and Land Commissioner Carter on Cheyenne removal from Tongue River. Pettigrew argues Pine Ridge would unjustly affect tribes, while Carter says Montanans seek either relocation or military surveillance to curb threats to settlers. The Tongue River reservation spans about fifty by fifteen miles with hundreds living nearby.
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Carter
Pettigreie
Noble
West
Pettix Grew
Tongue River
Pine
Pine Ridge
Pettigrew
Tongus River
Diplomat Delegation Views World’s Fair Site Tours Lincoln Park
Foreign diplomats visiting Chicago for the world’s fair tour the site and viewing plans. They are guided by reception committee, see headquarters, and examine construction details with Chief Barnham, then a luncheon precedes more briefings.
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Washington
Chicago
Lincoln Park
Lake Shore
Joseph Medill
Barnham
Opposition to Renomination of Gen Harrison in Indiana
A large Republican conference in this city on June 19 united Ohio Kentucky Illinois and Michigan Republicans against Gen Harrison. Gen Alger and ex-Congressman Conger joined delegates from several states with Bradley Bradley from Indiana. James McNulty from Texas Bradley from Kentucky and W Fairbanks and Otto Gresham from Indiana attended. Nearly every Indiana county was represented as the movement aims to organize the state for opposition to Harrison.
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Ise
Indiawarutis
Ind
Thurasay
Ohio
Kentucky
Ilnois
Michigan
Harrison
Gen
Alger
Treasury orders seizure report on Omaha cargo
June 12. Collector Phelve received Treasury dispatch to hold all goods captured on the United States steamer Omaha. No fires to be swept, and a full report of seizure facts to be sent to the department. This revokes earlier orders for release upon payment of fines.
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Amurghing
Oviabe
Swatara
Yo Laokea
San Prancisgco
Phelve
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Omaha
Washington
End of the Affair Not Yet and Other War and Party Notes
A mix of political and military items notes questions in the House of Commons over the discharge of officers tied to Tranby Croft. discussion on War Office actions and disobedience of orders. It also covers the People’s Party executive meeting in St Louis with Ignatius Donnelly arrival, potential St Louis convention, and debates on fielding state tickets and National Standard Bearer candidacy.
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St Louis
Noble
Ninintor
Ko Riusoi
New People's Party
St. Lone
Thayer
Tha
Tone
Fifth District Alliance
Usuai
George Muellar
Hompe
St. Louis
Titth
People’s Party
Comres
Donnelly
Owen
Vinnay
Irene
Scheelind
House of Commons
William Summers
Huddersfield
Henry Peyton Cobb
Rugby
Warwickshire
Prince of Wales
Owen Williams
Berkeley Levitt
Scots Fusilier Guards
Canning
Tranby Croft
Secretary of State For War
St Loui
People's Party
Laclede
H. I. Taubeneck
Marshall
Tus
Robert Schilling
Milwauker
Wis
George F. Washburn
Boston
William Weaver
Towa
Wilkins
Kansas
Rankin
Terre Haute
Ind
Ignatius Donnelly
Minnesota
J. Havis
Surpur Springs
Tex
Lone Star
Heconittes
Statesmen Deny Fight Between Mellette and Pettigrew
A Tribune report from Pierre denies any conflict between Governor Mellette and Senator Pettigrew over a United States senate candidacy. Pettigrew says he has heard nothing of such trouble, while Mellette denies being a candidate for the Senate now or ever. The paper also notes Pettigrew was interviewed in St Paul regarding the matter.
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Mellette
Pettigrew Krow
Miynxarouts
Tune
Tribune
Pierre Gays
Bettween
Pettigrew
Sénate
United States Senate
Rure
Henlac
PetHiran
Ctripundece
St. Paul
Kinsbelt
Steamer Cuy Fire Escapes after Swiss Rail Disaster
Sixteen killed in a Swiss railway accident near Stein Basel when a bridge collapsed under a crowded excursion train crossing the Moanichen Rhine. Engines and first car plunged into the river. passengers in the submerged car drowned. rescue efforts underway. Swiss and South German shock widespread.
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Bendy
Switzerland
Moanichen
Rhine
Stein
Basel
Fran
Germany
Steamer City of Richmond Fire Near Queenstown
The City of Richmond bound from New York caught fire in the hold near Queenstown after midnight Tuesday. Fire, caused by cotton, burned in the cargo until steam and water were applied. The vessel sailed to Liverpool with passengers safe. an officer replaced the captain aboard the distressed ship.
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City of Richmond
Queenstown
Bervia
New York
Richmond
Browhead
Liverpool
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