Americans Fight Greasers at Pilares De Tierra
A violent clash in Guayamas on February 22 leaves three Americans and five Mexicans dead as tensions over a flag incident escalate. Charles Hogsett, ex Rough Rider, is killed defending the U S flag while two other Americans are wounded. five Mexicans die and a planned dance ends in failure. The piece then notes political payoffs in the Montana and Ohio legislatures, contrasting Hanna and Clark.
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Guayamas
Mex
Wallashington
Pilares de Tierra
Pilares
United States
Republies
Dagstaff
Danforth
Charles Hogesett
Rough Riders
Cuba
Hogsett
John Evans
Dick Rea
Democratic National Convention Dates Outlined
The Democratic National Convention is set for July 4 in Kansas City Mo marking a July sequence of major party gatherings. Comparisons to earlier nominating events note past venues in St Louis Chicago and New York with various dates across June and July.
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Kansas City
Mississippi
ISTG
TSSS
St. Louis
New York
Horatio Seymonur
General Grant
Cleveland
Chicago
Bryan
Sioux Falls
S. Dovand
Nui
Cincinnati
Republicans
Philadelphia
Prohibitionista
Democratic
American Political League
Boston
Britain's Total Casualties
London reports rapidly growing casualty lists classed by type. Total casualties reach 12 834 with 2 519 added in the last fortnight. Regiments listed include Scotch and Irish units, with Gloucesters, Northumblanders, Royal Canadians, and Victoria Mounted Contingent marked. Casualty breakdown shows killed 1 993, wounded 6 838, missing 3 1733, disease RAO.
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London
Royal Canadians
Victoria Mounted
Rao
Insanity in the Bull Pen Reported in Idaho Trouble
Wilbur Stewart testifies before a House committee on labor unrest in Idaho. He describes a brutal bullpen in Coeur d Alene where prisoners faced mock trials, fear of execution, and a death in custody. About 350 prisoners and 1000 to 1200 soldiers were present. Stewart says martial law was unnecessary.
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Washington
Marcel
Wilbur Stewart
Malian
Idiotic
Tesday
House
Conn
Blake
Innes
Eiscete Ll
Pie Eitrens
Stewart
Law and Order
Johnson
Boing
Coeur d' Alene
Lentz
Industrial Commission
Idaho
Grand River Items and Local News Highlights
Wm Madds sale on the 20th drew a large attendance. Chas Shubert just back from Kentucky with his mother’s remains. Leopold Gebhardt hauled hay to his new home. his brorder George injured by a wagon, but no bones broken. Frank Andes sold his farm and plans to return to Kansas. Colerists literary Wes barners past attendance near 50 bows and two girls. Newt Duke entertained with a solo performance. Mrs Nellie Reeder returned from Washington after a visit with her parents. M W AUs organized a rode at Altona, 5 members initiated. J A Powell of East St Louis opened last Thursday with his sister and visited HL MS. Mrs Jodie Hagean visited Vernon county relatives. Mrs Betty Boswell died in Deer Creek township. she was W H Duke’s half sister. Jas Cope jokes about cooking when women visit. Mrs Sea right surprised on her 47th birthday with a large gathering and refreshments. This is Grand River’s last item as we wave goodbye, still a Times subscriber awaiting future home news. Piles pain relief from Tabler Buckeye Ointment, 50 cents. Frank Range, 22, Browning area, Carroll county burial scare story revived as he was found alive after burial. Current condition uncertain.
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Wm. Madd
Chas Shubert
Kentucky
Leopold Gebhardt
George
Frank Andes
Kansas
Colerists Literary
Wes
Newt Duke
Nellie Reeder
Washington
M. W. Au
Altona
J. A. Powell
East St. Louis
J. Ho Adams
Jodie Hagean
Vernon County
Betty Boswell
Deer Creek Township
W. H.H. Duke
Jas. Cope
Grand River
Times
Oar Times
Astoria Notes On Weather And Local Moves
Beers the The Riad You Have fears Bourd-of TrEis announces new home items as unsettled weather causes colds. Ed Morris plans to move to Omaha while Gilbert Atwood and family prepare for Rich Hill. Ed Brisco to farm land for Mrs Morris this summer. Many residents moving, illness reported, and spring work preparations underway.
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Astoria
Beers
the Riad
Bourd
TrEis
Virginia Literary
Mrs. Cole
Ed Morris
Omaha
Nebraska
Bob McCown
Batchelor’s Hall
Bill Smith
Rich Hill
Gilbert Atwood
Lettie Peeler
Butler
Mr. Luten
Arkansas
Mr. Bonom
Ula Snells
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Mark Hanna
W. A. Clark
Hanna
Ohio
Senator Clark
Montana
Matthew Quay
Clinton
Hood’s
Cleveland Plain Deal
Britains
Home Cure
H. L. Myers
Mulberry St
Newark
Swifts
Ss. S
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
Sapolio
D. A. Colyer
Butler, Mo
Edith
Tabler
HH. L. Tucker's
Frank Range
Browning
Carroll County
Mary Peeler
Rosa Badgert
Tutt
THE
Bradfield Regulator CO
Tlanta, GA
Miontcomery Ward & CO
Qaunet
Mirkiona Av. Madlesn
Crtoage
Tygard
J. 3. Newesberry
J.c.clarbre
Bates County Bank
Bates County National Bank
Estat v.Jisnap
Capi
Tal
Bates County Investment Co
Bates County
Id. Trearp
Preehlent
Jee
C. Hayes
Abstractor
Hos
J. B.eeeeeey
Jce- President
C. Cisse Sec'y
Treas
Wanvocn, Notary
Missouri State Bank
Butler, Missouri
Depository For
John Deerwester
T. C. Boulware
Booker Powell
J.b.jenkins
Cashier
Wm. EF. Walton
J. Jenkins
J.M Christy
Wm. E. Walton
Fg K. Radford
Bokeve Pronk
Orta
Walton Trust Company
NEW Kansas City Times
Missouri Valley
West
Warren
Great West
Kansas City Star
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