Garfield reception and speech at New York rally
Gen Garfield is welcomed by an estimated 10,000 at the Republican National Committee on Fifth Avenue. He reviews a cheering crowd, praises veterans, and pledges support for black citizens as the nation moves toward justice. Pietro Balbo is hanged in Italy for wife murder after mass and prayer at the prison chapel.
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Union
North Star
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Nobleneas of Barbees
Pietro Balbo
Rawlins Prisoner Passes Through Omaha on Way to Rawlins
Sheriff Hankin of Rawlins Wyoming escorts the notorious bandit Big-Nosed George alias George Parrott through Omaha. Once linked to a 2 year old passenger train robbery near Rawlins the outlaw faces murder indictments. Authorities anticipate possible lynching as the caravan travels through Carbon County where sympathizers aided Dutch Charley.
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Hankin
Rawlins
Wyoming
Big-Nosed George
George Parrott
Elk Mountains
Widdewfeld
Tip Vincent
Big Nono George
Miles City
U.S
Warder
Carbon
George
Plea of Benders Reveals Grim Past in Jail Confession
Omaha dispatch reports Oll Mra Bender in Premont jail continuing to confess to chilling crimes linked to the Bender family. She quotes trap doors, hatchets, hidden money, and murders in multiple states as the pair drifted from Kansas to Iowa and Indiana before settling in Illinois.
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Kate
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Iowa
Indiana
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Bender's
Ilingis
Labette County
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Schuyler
M. Bender
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Benders
Lloyd Sentenced for Bank Suspension Fraud
New York August 6 J L Lloyd a noted wire rope user and contractor for the East River bridge wires was sentenced by Judge Gilderalav to four years in state prison with hard labor for fraud tied to the Grocers' bank suspension caused by his false acceptance last winter.
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J. L. Lloyd
Uisn
East River
Gilderaleve
Clash at Pine mountains leaves Lodians and soldiers dead
Washington reports from Ft. Leavenworth that Col Valle's force clashed with the Lodians at Pine mountains. Four Lodians killed, one soldier killed and three wounded. Valle’s combined movement on the Lodians in the Sierra Furra involved about six hundred men with ten bores lost.
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Washington
War Department
Ft. Leavenworth
Tanner's Last Day in Fast Undaunted by Mocked Victory
New York Aug 6 Dr Tanner ends his long fast with intense pain and variable vitals as observers note his steady walks and water intake. Reports show slight weight loss and continued exertion amid crowds. separate dispatch describes Sherman doubting Dalrymple’s Mexico venture and Mexican troop movements near San Antonio and Victoria with cavalry orders.
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New York
Tanner
Central Park
Clarendon Hall
Yesterday's Mares at Saratoga and Beal Races Mixed
Report from Saratoga dated August six notes several racing results: Dan Sparling wins the one mile dash with Time 1 42. Observanda lad broken leg in a race. Goldburg takes the five furlongs event in 2 17. Compensation wins the five furlong dash with Zingara second in 1 04. Also Faustina wins the hurdle race and Wedgehold leads in a 2 25 class at Beulah Buffalo meet with a chaotic pacer free-for-all showing Sorrel Dan Sleepy Tom Mattie Hunter Rowdy Boy Lucy and others, with times listed.
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Lose
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Wedgehold
Kentucky Wilkes
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Sleepy Tom
Mattie Hunter
Rowdy Boy
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Obituary for 80 Year Old Army General Chief in Mexico
Louisville notices report the death of a former regular army officer aged 80. He served in the War of 1812, fought at New Orleans, led as general in chief in Mexico, and was a vice presidential candidate with Gen Lewis Cass. He attended the Washington Peace Convention at the war's start.
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Win
Butler
Turmoil in Indian Territory Creeks and Cherokees Clash
Reports from Muscogee Creek territory recount violent clashes including hangings of two Creek horse thieves Bill Peters and I Monday. Thirteen Creek negroes crossed into Cherokee land shooting two Cherokees Wm Cobb and Alec Cowan with Cowan fatally wounded. Dick Glass a Creek killed. About 200 Cherokees gathered at Fort Gibson to attack Creek negroes but were persuaded to suspend hostilities if the thirteen Creek negroes were handed over by Thursday. A white man was reported killed prompting federal intervention.
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Alec Cowan
Dick Glass
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Chiefa Busyhead
Ross
UK meat landing restrictions vote in commons fails
In London on August 6 the Arthur Arnold motion to relax restrictions on landing fat stock from the United States was rejected 14 to 20 with government opposition. Remarks cited reduced meat supplies from policy and a Texas fever outbreak affecting Chicago shipments.
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House of Commons
Jacob Bright
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Anthony J. Maedella
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Boston
War Path Report North Dakota Chiefs Lead Hundreds Toward Conflict
Aug 6 dispatch from Fort Robinson notes Turning Bear, a Spotted Tail head chief, with 300 to 400 young warriors, marching toward potential clashes. Reports say they aim at the Crees on the Missouri or possibly a horse stealing raid. Nearby mail carriers from Rosebud and Pine Ridge corroborate the movement.
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Turning Bear
Spotted Tail
Missouri
Mother Poisons Children in Morphine Tragedy
In Americus, Woodson Gunnels finds his wife and nine of ten children unconscious from morphine in lemonade. Mrs. Gunnels left a note saying she and the children were to be killed, not driven by trouble. Three children lie beyond help. others may recover. Also reports a man named John McCabe hanged in San Francisco for murder while imprisoned years ago, and Sacramento wife Mrs. W T Pritchard hanged herself in her garden arbor amid presumed marital business troubles.
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William KE. Andrews
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