Indian Murders at Pine Ridge Agency Shock Rural Nebraska
Reports from Omana Nebraska dated February 4 describe Two Strikes band killing five or more white men near Humphrey's ranch on White Clay Creek. Telegrams warn of possible further clashes while authorities launch arrests, amid uneasy news from Pine Ridge Rosebud agencies and Rushville dispatches.
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Humphrey's Ranch
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Wounded Knee Battle Ground
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Rosebud
Onraen
Findlay
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Jan Frost Tops Marked Field in Local Meet
Jan Frost led the competition by the marked margins as the best performer. The event highlighted Frost's dominating display, with rivals trailing in the final standings.
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Jan Frost
Authors Favorites Revealed in Blanks Sent to Literary Figures
A Boston Transcript piece notes humorous and frank replies from writers about their preferred prose authors poets painters and composers and their imagined best places and chances to witness historic events. Answers show varied tastes from Brander Matthews to Joel Chandler Harris with quirks and clashes in preferences.
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Brander Matthews
Hawthorne
Dobson
Sterne
Sir Thomas Browne
Shake
Heine
Velasquez
Brandt
Eva
Scott
Philadelphia
Boston
The Criminal Type and court notes in Ada era
A fragmented Ada-era report discusses a habitual criminal and medical observations. The piece mentions the state board of charities meeting with Auditor Hardick’s office as a backdrop to possible investigations by a legislative commission.
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Vent Laventigine
State Board of Charities
Hardick
Cac O
Interview Opens Hawaii Annexation Talks With U S Officials
The first interview between Secretary Foster and Hawaiian annexation commissioners was held in the state department parlor this morning for about thirty minutes. Present were Foster, Partridge, Thurston, Wilder, Castle, Marsden, Carter, Kinney, and Dr. Mott-Smith. Thurston presented credentials from President Dole and outlined island events. An afternoon meeting was scheduled at 3 o'clock.
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Foster
State Department
Iasted
Partridge
United States
Mesers
Thurston
Wilder
Castle
Marsden
Carter
Kinney
Salt Lake
Mott-Smith
Dole
Ion
Harrison
Blizzard Grinds Haverton Area With Subzero Temps
Terrific blizzards span two days in Haverton Michigan with temperatures 30 to 40 below. Snow drifts reach tops of passenger cars as Mineral Range and Hancock Calumet trains require multiple engines. Fuel shortages halt trains and stamp mills shed workers from bitter conditions. A coldest night of the year records 30 below as rail traffic stalls and line crews face frost hazards. Lyons New York reports 13 below after a howling wind and heavy snowfall.
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Mich
Mineral Range
Hancock & Calumet
Mercury
Ilhinoois Central Railroad
Monboned End
Juliana
Gala
Lyons
N. Y
Pinkerton Agent to Leave Kansas City Extradition Case
Nusve Laarpo Met Feb 4 reports John B. Lord of the Pinkerton agency will depart Ruane City Monday with Lewis in charge after months waiting on extradition proceedings. Charles Lewis is charged with embezzling $30,000 from the Lowbard Investment Company of Kansas City.
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Nusve Laarpo
Met
John B. Lord
Pinkerton
Die
Charles Lewis
Lowbard Investment Com
Kansas City
Ruane City
Lew
Ladies School Opens at 2002 O Neil for Arts and Sewing
A new school at 2002 O Neil forat Cheyenne offers sewing and dressmaking taught by SS de Lamortons. The classes aim to teach pattern making and cutting with practical practice, promising a useful skill set for patrons in the area.
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O' Neil Froat
Davis Monument Trust Accepted by Lee Camp Veterans
Richmont February 4 Lee camp Confederate veterans agree to take charge of the remains of Mr Davis on arrival and to entertain visiting associations as part of honoring the Jefferson Davis monument. Four Dopax Iowa February 4 Bode town in Humboldt county reported scourged by virulent whooping cough. Twelve children have died with many more ill. schools closed and quarantine in effect.
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Jen Davie
Richmont
Lee Camp
Jefferson Davis
Mr. Davis
Bode
Hanboldt County
Mrs Whitney in New York Very Ill at Home
Mrs Whitney wife of former Navy Secretary William A Whitney lies seriously ill of heart trouble at her Fifth Avenue residence in New York. Reportedly very low but quietly improving after a period of critical condition.
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C. Whitney
New Yoak
Whitnay
William A. Wihhoa
How It Became Popelar
A misspelled passage describes how a cough remedy gains popularity through word of mouth and dealer recommendation. It notes W L Neoham of Missouri praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, suggesting its rising reputation and sales influence among customers and merchants.
Disastrous Fire Destroys DeLand Chemical Works
Fire at DeLand chemical works in Fairport destroys the plant by noon with an estimated loss of 300000. Initial fears suggested the village of about 3000 could be wiped out. Rochester engines were sent after 9 am but arrived too late to save the works.
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Rochestera
N. Y
DeLand Chemical Works
Fairport
Bag
Asmatance
Rochester
Chemical Works
Remedies That Relieve Yet Fail to Cure Compared to Potent Medicines
The article contrasts patatives with stronger remedies and cites Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as superior for malaria chills fevers and bilious remittents. It claims bitters conquer malarial complaints systems and also cure indigestion biliary issues kidney rheumatism nervous debility where ordinary remedies fail. It notes the McKinley bill allows the Silver State cigar company to import heated tobacco in "Silver State."
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McKiney
Silver State Cigar Company
Silver State
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