Constantinople notes and European intrigue in brief
A jumbled European digest recalls anniversaries in Constantinople, a rumored Treasury appointment for Senator Morris of Maine, a Winslow case release, a fatal woolen works fire in Ayr, and legal mining disputes. It surveys scientific claims on molecular visibility, fiscal year funding limits, and tense Atlantic politics amid Russia Germany and Turkey.
Pan Susu Mining Hows el Norte Prospecting Report
Prospecting notes from el Norte describe initial findings at Pan Susu Mining. A prospector reports sampling results and potential ore grades, while local officials monitor environmental impacts and plan further dig explorations.
Duel on the Colorado Border Ends in Death
Albert Jessup and Davis, cattle traders from New York and unknown origin, faced off in a staged border duel. They stood 159 feet apart, counted fifty paces, and exchanged fire. Jessup fired three shots missing, while Davs’s second shot struck Davis in the heart. Davis died. Jessup’s fate remains unseen as he fled toward River Bend Station. The body was sent to New York, while police pursue the fleeing participant.
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Aishiort
Colorado
Albert Jessup
New York
Davis
Pheimen
Will
Jessup
Winchester
Lind
Kansas Pacific Road
River Bend
Whitcraft Dies After Paralyzing Drink Incident
Silas J. Whitcraft, found under a saddled horse near Preston's, survived the fall but died Tuesday morning from paralysis attributed to alcohol consumption. He had lived in the valley for years and was respected. his only known defect was a fondness for strong drink. Interment followed in Deer Lodge.
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Messrs
Larabie
W. A. Clark
Preston
Mr. Larabie
Wenk
Dlisen
Silas J. Whitcraft
Mr. Larabig
Dr. Whitford
Deer Lodge
Whitcraft
Indian Movements and Frontier News From Bismarck to Goose Creek
June reports from Curcaco and Cheyenne describe 3000 Indians missing and suspected to head north or meet Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse. Crow and Shake allies join General Crook near Goose Creek as Sheridan travels from Laramie, and Fort Russell engine house burn kills the engineer. A Bismarck train with Black Hills supplies departs tomorrow.
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Curcaco
Tines
Bismarck
Standing Rock Agency
Black Hills
Lerry
Wilk
Missouri River
Wyoming
Nebraska
Grok City
Cheyenne
Crook
Goose Creek
Eader Sitting Bull
Crazy Horse
Sheridan
Laramie
Sth
Fort Laramie
Stanton
Fort Russell
Murders in Louisiana Riot At Mount Pleasant
A disturbance described as a riot broke out at Mount Pleasant near Port Gibson on Saturday. A Black man refused to leave a band of white regulators and was killed. The Baton Rouge sheriff's posse captured fourteen Black suspects, including the accused, while armed Black riders headed toward Plaquemine and were stopped at East Landing with five wounded and two horses shot.
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Batons Royal
Mount Pleasamt
Port Gibson
Baton Rouge
Mount Pleasant
Plaquemine
East Landing
Assassination of a Turkish Minister in Constantinople
An official report details Hassan a Circassian lieutenant turned captain later adnt major who, released to go to Baghdad, shot Hussein Ayni Pasha the Minister of War. In the ensuing melee Rachel Pasha the Foreign Minister and a Mudbat Pasha servant were killed. Kaiseru Pasha the Minister of Marine and another officer were wounded. Hassan was hanged this morning.
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Coxsfaxrvorny
Hassan
Bagdad
Constantinople
Bardad
Hussein Ayni Pasha
Rachel Pasha
The Carson Rioters Convicted in Anti Chinese League Case
In Canson on June 13 the leaders of the Anti Chinese league, Ifone and Cade, were found guilty. The jury deliberated for about thirty minutes and fined each man $200.
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Canson
Ifone
Cade
Anti-Chinese League
Vienna Specials Report Turbulent Frontline Moves Abroad
Telegraphic items note the Turkish governor offering a 2000 reward for capturing a Russian insurgent organizer, cadets at West Point nearly all graduating, and a planned meeting between Austrian and Russian empresses with further talks with Germany. Dispatches say Austria and Russia agree to curb insurgent aid and urge negotiation with Turkey amid floods in western Switzerland. John G New may replace Bristow in the Treasury, and nominations include John W. Webber and B. W. Green for consular posts.
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Europe
Sia
R ‘Bismarck
Germany
Rascia
Mediterranean
England
Stan Park Cey
Russia
Vienna
Herzegovina
Weat
Austria
William
Ischil
Paris
Turkey
Switzerland
Moentaria
Thuringia
John G New
Briistow
John W. Webber
Monterey
B. W. Green
Cardovia
Saffret Passir
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