Macleod Interview Reveals Northwest Mounted Policy View
The interview with Col. James F. Macleod, head of the Northwest Mounted Police, discusses Canadian approach in the Northwest Territories. He defends a government presence to protect settlers, manage Indian relations, and maintain order across 224000 square miles from the Rockies to Manitoba, amid rising frontier tensions and Buffalo trade concerns.
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Neo Coun
Baxton
D.T
Molpa Scotchman
J’unch
London
James F. Macleod
Northwest Territorial Mounted Police
Toronto
Fort Walsh
Solalysia
Bronx
Indiana
Rocky Mountaines
Manitoba
Saskatchewan River
Anita Euter
Northwest Territories
Elvillain
Northwest Territory
Hakle
Rlke
Tahao
Mar
E. Dewdony
America
Indian affair escalation threatens Northwest with war
Reports from Macleod describe hereditary feuds between British Indians fanning into open conflict. Ottawa faces a crisis as 20,100 Indians ready for battle, with 800 Mounted Police unable to prevent a potential general eruption. Trade routes and cross-border tensions compound risk of U S intervention and isolation of the Northwest.
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Cols Madrod
Macleod
Garricona
Viero
Toronto
Inkea
Duluth
Northern Pacific
Tismarck
Fort Benton
Fort Walsh
States
Térittorten
Belive
Missouri
United States
Lt Flenlt
Dominion
Creur
Nie
Northwest Territory
Allive
FNOLM
Marine News From Port Ilunon and Lake Front
Port Ilunon and nearby harbors report a busy commercial scene with numerous ships and barges listed, including vessels like Annie Young Ketcham George King Birckboud and Germania. Weather is reported as southeast to south winds with fine conditions, and several schooners, steamers, and barges are documented in port and on passage along with cargoes of coal, wheat, lumber, and ore.
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Port Ilunon
Pont Tlmnon
Midt
Prope
St. Louis
Annie Young
Ketcham
George King
Birckboud
Germania
Zealand
Conaert
Ectira Orombee
Oliver Mitchell
John Leg
Thomas Gawn
Hyderabad
Albercorn
Amadea
Vanderbilt
Arizona
Sanilac
Huron City
Japan
Portege
St. Albans
William Cowle
Tempest
D. Ma Wileon
Pringle
Alowna
Ocean
Annie Smith
Sparta
Achra George M. Case
North Cave
City of the Straits
Anna Maria
Aunt Rath
Ulara
M. C. Upone
Zack Chandar
C. K. Nima
M. R Mureritt
August
Lincorne
Jane Halston
Charita Crawford
Athenian
A. J. Warrington
Oeden
Johnson
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Port Manon
Mich
Lake Fraignts
Ug Sage
Anether
Chartera
Buffalo
Huffalo
Nyoek
Arabia
Jay Gould
Lfc
Lumber+Vassel-Owners’ Association
Sear
Charles Luling
Chicago
Scar Annly Tomine
Muskegon
Micigan City
Sehr
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Tamber
Muaskeen
Chicatru
Iver Lawson
Manisteo
Lena Johnson
Mantates
Sehr Clara
Chicazo
Scur Loita McDonald
Manistee
Colcacu
Navigation Notes From Chicago Port and Lakes Glide
Report covers port activity at Chicago and Detroit with vessels sailing for Chicago or arriving at the harbor. It lists ships, cargoes, and lighthouse inspections, plus crews at Wyandotte for Detroit Cleveland line and a tally of twenty four hour arrivals and departures on the lakes region.
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Echr
Tackland Park
Scuw Asa
Detroit
John Marlin
Couty Freeman Norvell
Joseph L. Lewis
Dahlia
Lakes Waron
Michigan
Grand Haven
Wyandotte
Detroita& Cleveland
New York Chamber Debates Money Reform Preamble
At a June meeting of the New York State Chamber of Commerce President Samuel Hatcock presides as Eliot C. Cording offers a resolution opposing fiat and advocating a return to a rigid silver standard. The group warns against currency upheaval and urges continued opposition to monetary reform schemes and a return to sound economics.
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Chamber of Commeres
State of New York
Chamber of Commerce
Samuel Hatcock
Eliot C. Coirdin
Wuoenras
Ecconomis Principer
Wlonvat-Money League
Private dispatches from Florence Ziegfeld spark mistaken rumors
Florence Ziegfeld writes from Chicago to The Tribune defender of her reputation. She defers sailing to Europe after rumors about Dr Lorence Ziegfeld arise in Chicago. She explains she informed State's Attorney and withheld details to detectives, and vows to repay any who spread the slander with what she can. She asks for justice and continuation of support from Chicago Musical College and the public.
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Florence Ziegfield
The
Tribune
Cioado
Chicago Musical College
New York City
Chicago
Europe
Lorence Ziegheld
Chicago College of Muale
Hos
Karon Altneron
de Wabush Avenus
de Cucaro Musical College
Art
Bial
Otter Ull
Pouve
Rd. Yengu Faus
Afils
Milla
New York
Roo
Cowsto Musical College
Anil Watchiye
The Bricklayers Rally for Labor Rights at Randolph Street
A mass meeting of bricklayers and stonecutters gathered at 83 West Randolph Street at eight. About seventy five attended as Peter Mahr led as chair with Hanley and Scanlan urging union and citizens’ committee aims, rejecting dash for bulldozing and calling for fair wages, eight hours, and political unity.
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Weat Randolph Street
Peter Mahr
Bricklayers’ Union
Harney Lightfoot
Daniel Freeman
Hh. A. Brawell
Patrick Hanley
Tucal
Syatem
Vortia
France
America
Chicago
Joan ¥. Scanlan
South
Non-Profiteera
Ife
Greenbacker Felch
Dewpond
Legislative
Congress
Elamp-Post
John
Oliida
Warneas
Rogua McNeill & Co
Canada
Derrult
Hoelon
Aman
Afotcanid
Eala
Aucas
McNeil & Co
United States
Canadas
Insurance managers race to lower rates amid rising costs
The article derides Insurance managers for frantic rate cutting and reckless competition. It claims expenses exceed revenues, profits are eagerly promised for little real professional discretion, and agents scramble for business with little regard to long term solvency.
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Ageota
Drought Scarce Crops Across States Prompt Drier Outlook
Special dispatches describe widespread drought impact on winter wheat oats and corn across Illinois Kansas Nebraska Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin with notes on pasture shortages chinch bugs and grasshoppers. Reports vary from promising to meager yields and imply a slim harvest outlook in many counties amid dry conditions and early cutting windows.
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Illinois
The
Tribune
Neona
Cumberland Co
Pike Co
ANNA
Union Co
Timothy
Core
Reapac
Tamanod
Perry Co
Fulton Co
Jones
Mitox
Macoupin Co
Gnthia
Denni Jersey Co
Batvite
St. Clair Co
Chintox
DeWitt County
Kansas
Haven
Reoo Co
Juno
Bavaura
Saline Co
Franklin Co
Pausons, Lavette Co
Minnesota
Tritone
Warenville
LeSeuer Co
Dane
LeSeuer
Rice
Waseca
Woomonry
Washington Co
Farmora
Honda
Unica
Winans Co
Laketown
Carver Co
Dakots Co
Nebraska
Spertal Jiupatehesa Tae Tribune
Grypa
Pintte Co
Emall Cron
Shertun Co
Cannoux
Iowa
Tha Tribune
Brabanacs
Cedar Co
Oxtwein
Fayette Co
Nzvinavitts
Adama Co
Juna
Iprali
Coune
Uluers
Horciaon County
Detroit Commandery Visitors Parade and Banquet Reception
Eminent Commander Apollon presided as mandery members arrived in the city after a welcome by Mayor Lanmion. A parade featured escorts from the Detroit Commandery, Detroit Light Guards, and Light Infantry while a renowned American Band from Providence accompanied the visiting group to a grand reception and banquet at the Detrofe Commandery Asylum.
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Mandery
Apollon
New York
Lanmion
Detroit
Religious meetings and installations across Chicago churches
The week in Chicago religious circles saw Baptist ministers refining membership rules and planning topics for next meetings, Lutherans debating synodical points, Methodists arranging cooperation with Grace Church for the Annual Conference and Billings House gathering, Presbyterians outlining Sabbath laws and suburban picnic planning, Universalists reporting a productive Wisconsin convention, and Chicago hosting an installation at Miftn Presbyterian Church with Rev W A McAfee taking pastor duties. The texture shows interdenominational activity, with delegates from multiple states, and notable speakers including Dr. Willing and Mrs. Alard.
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Baptists
No. T. Randolph Street
iLovelock
A. Perrin
Allison
Alara
Saratoga
Tre Trinons
J. 0. Parlis
Benton Harbor
J. G. Howard
Downer
Ure Association
Ucensed
Baptist Church
Willing
Grace Church
Billings House
Willamson
Lake Buff
McChasney
Far West
Fourth annual Saengerfest opens in Terre Haute with 2000 visitors
A special dispatch from Terre Haute reports the fourth annual Saengerfest of the Indiana Saengerbund underway for three days. About 2000 visitors from Evansville to Indianapolis attend with home societies Terre Haute Oratorio Society and Terre Haute Maennerchor leading. A 400-voice chorus, 70 instruments, a grand parade and a decorated Main Street arch mark the event amid fine weather and a festive atmosphere.
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Indiana Schengerbund
Tribuna Tanne Haury
Ind
Jane
Indiana
Mt. Vernon Liederkranz
Lafayetta Concerdia
Indianapolis Liederkrioz
Terre Vacuto Oratorio Society
Terre Haute Caccolia Gesangverein
Widh
Terra Haute Maennerchor
Opera-Iouse
Jeddy
Brevitz
Ringzold Hand
Uinter
Indianapols special mapatch to Brasil voyage withheld
A garbled notice from Indianapolis mentions a voyage to Brazil with a five year absence, a New York departure in July, and a discussion of locomotive whistle and bell provisions. The text also advertises worm remedies and Hop Bitters with dubious claims.
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Indianapolis
Tri Tribune Taptawavowty
Ind
Rost Morris
New York
Brasil
Cadwallader
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