International News Hodgepodge From Paris to Georgia
The dispatches report Henry Goopynar of India rubber fame dies in Paris. Trade in British seaports stalls due to a general strike. Texas sheep numbers are estimated at 3 500 000. Meriden factories suspend work from rains. Sherman calls for redemption of twenty million 5 20 bonds. Edward M Thompson dies in Philadelphia. Epidemics, rail and political news flood the page from Astrachan to Memphis and Berlin.
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Henry Goopynar
India
Paris
San Antonio
Astrachan
Montreal
Answer to Bishop Whipple and Indian policy clash
E.R. P. Sauerry attacks Bishop Whipple for supporting humane but misinformed Indian policy. He argues the interior department is wrong and urges transferring control to the war department. He calls for abolition of tribal systems, military tribunals for crimes, and extensive land grants to Indians, with many conditions and reforms.
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Bishop Whipple
Interior
War Department
Chicago Zines
Minnesota
Plains
Kansas
Bishop
Cooper
Sitting Bull
Fort Laramie
Powder River Country
C. F. Smith
Phil
Kearney
Reno
Cheyenne
Interior Department
Congress
United States
Wyoming
Dakota
Africa
Indian Bureau
E.R. P. Sauerry
Chicago Letter Roundup of City Happenings in February
The Chicago Leader reports a week of steady events. Saint Anthony's German Catholic church opening drew bishops and about fifty priests. Notable arts include Balabrega and Miss Leyton, and Janaushek at Tropley’s with Miss Cavendish at McVicker's. Lieutenant George H. Delong travels for Bennetts polar expedition.
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Saint Anthony’s
UL Pitarvcov
Dishe
Tolley
Devenger
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Hayden
Chicago
Great West
Balabrega
Miss Leyton
Criterion Comedy Company
New York
Tropley’s
Janaushek
Mary Stuart
Elizabeth
Macbeth
Miss Cavendish
McVicker’s
Mercy Merrick
Wilkie Collins
Scientific Scraps andventions from Global Science News
A digest of scientific notes reports Germany increasing railway bridges from seven to sixteen since 1870 and other tech strides. It notes roses used by perfume makers, soluble glass coatings for tubes, cremation sites in London, and tamed pests in islands. It mentions hydrogen as ultimate matter, copper ore near Newfoundland, and various lab tips and railway innovations.
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Memphis
Senate
Peter Cooper
New York
University of New York
Germany
Reichstag
Bismarck
Herr Bebel
Paris
Russia
St. Petersburg
Neva
Thomas C. Scott
Arthur A. Savory
Great Britain
Shad
England
Maritime Alps
Gorvii
Cremation Society of London
Sandwich Islands
Massachusetts
America
Newfoundland
New Jersey
Samth Amarey Warmarly Tanos
Schluzenberger
Free Cure for Youthful Errors Ad From Missionary Discovery
Special notices offer a free cure for nervous weakness and early decay. The ad claims a remedy discovered by a South American missionary and urges sending a self addressed envelope to Rev. Joseph T Inman at Station D Bible House New York for treatment.
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South America
Bend
Joseph T
Inman
Bible House
New York
Nzeodé&Wly
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Tennessee
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Samuel F. Knight
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Canada
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Chandler
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Christiancy
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British Privy Council
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N. J
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Hayes
New York City
Washington
San Francisco
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Melikoff
Roumania
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Chicago Letter
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Lockyer
France
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