Fatal Fedd and Red Bones Clash at Locke Moore Co
A Lake Charles dispatch describes a deadly confrontation between white settlers and a number of Red Bones people near Locke, Moore & Co's traw. The battle left multiple dead including Jesse Dyvox and Andrew Asworth, with white authorities unable to capture the Red Bones after ambush threats and ongoing danger in the brush.
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Lake Charles
Esya
Locke, Moore & Co
Morris
Red Bones
Andrew Asworth
Stor
Gatsamo
Jesse Dy- Geypergrew
Lacomb
Heatonca
Tessa Ward
Dupree Lacomb
Od Bones
Jeasie Dyvox
Leo Forking
Andraw Asworth
Owen
Aaworth Merion Merkle
Ried Boni
T. T. Swann
World News Briefs: Global Turmoil and Economic Shifts
A sweeping set of notes reports on political unrest in multiple countries, shifts in trade and taxation, and looming food shortages. It cites Tahiti, New York, Buenos Aires, Naples, and California, with figures on mints, crops, stockpiles, and expositions. The items mention immigrant fraud, electrocution in Germany, and religious figures in Kentucky.
The Farmers Mortgage Figures From Census Inquiries
The Census Office reports preliminary results on farm and home mortgaged ownership in the United States. About 2.49 million owner occupied farms and homes are incumbered, with average debt around 1283 for farm property and 8710 for homes. Total estimated incumbrance across owner-occupied properties nears 2.505 billion dollars, with Western states showing mortgage levels near one-third of assessed values.
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Census Ofc
Washington
United States
Unusually Cool July Across The United States
The Weather Bureau reports an exceptionally cool July east of the Rockies with temperatures well below normal coast to coast. Northern New York and New England saw near freezing minimums while lake regions approached freezing. New York City logged a large deficit versus the 20 year norm yet shows warmer winter months overall.
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United States Weather Bureau
Washington
Rocky Mountains
New York
New England
Michigan
Canaorta
New York City
Touhy
Maritime and national notices from Bar Harbor to Kentucky
The report covers naval movements near Bar Harbor with the Philadelphia and Patrol, a buried pulp mill in New York region, a Massachusetts court matter, and a Boston business figure’s financial woes. It notes naval reserve drills, poison milk incidents in Newark New York, a series of suicides and murders across states, and many local calamities including fires, bank robberies, and a major Kentucky election wave.
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Middle States
United States
Philadelphia
North Atlantic
Admiral Gherardi
Bar Harbor
MeTie
Glen's Falls
Iondoroga
N. X
New York Naval Reserve
Fiahers Jupee Hamilton Bancuay
Court of Massachuretland
Worcester
New York City
Fisher's Laland
Mivcit
Newark
N.Y
Axpnew L. Westanook
Brooklyn
Dundee Lake
Clifton
Weeks House
Palmer
Mass
Francis F. Williamss
Boston
W. L. Buer
First National Bank of Darby
Penn
Collingdnts
Chautiuqua
N. Y
John G. Walker
Naval Reserve
Tats
New York
Fishes Island
Washington Currency and Treasury Appointments Report
Washington dispatches detail bank instructions for securing bond circulation and deposits. Proclaimed treaties outline trade with Cuba and San Domingo. Census clerks to be reduced, Treasury appoints officials and examiners, with notes shipment to the West totaling about 2.6 million.
Multiple Global Events Stir EMERGENT Affairs and Disasters
Arrest of Mabona Bay postmaster Forel Bryan Benogvixe for sealing a ten thousand dollar package. Fire destroys Correx valued at $1,000 in Liverpool. Enlisted men alarmed by social latin literature. Fatal collision off Dover between Godmunding and Norwegian Lorma. eight drowned. Vesuvivados erupts. lava reaches Rio del Cavallo village. Six killed by explosive gas in Karlagineck pit Westphalia. Parnell disputes with Dublin. reunion talks rejected. World's art commissioners discuss expo. Somalis repulsed after attack on Athalo. thirty killed. Swiss centenary celebrations begin in Schwyz. Corunna fireworks explosion kills six. Alexanderla visits Petersburg. dignitaries honor visiting sovereign. Uruguay decrees one-month extension for bank claims. Bourse closed. Hobarttown Bank of Van Dieman's Land suspends payments. 1823 bank established. Bariln hosts World's Fair committee reception. Dominion Miller's wheat crop projected at 55,100,000 bushels.
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Bryan Benogvixe
Mabona Bay
Nova Scotia
Liverpool
England
Burrise Army
Dover
Godmunding
Lorma
Rio del Cavallo
Parsons
Karlagineck
Westphalia
Ann Parnell
Mosars
Dil Jon
O'Brien
Parnell
Dublin
Paris
France
Desratones
Zansibar
Athalo
Africa
Schwyz
Corunna
Italy
Kiva Arexandnhla
Bervin
Petersburg
Russia
Merial
Tar
Uruguay
National Bank
Hobarttown
Tasmania
Bank of ‘van Dieman's Land
Ita
Bank Wa
Trix
Bariln
Germany
von Boetticher
von Caprivi
Dominion Miller’s Association
Seasion
Toronto
Canada
Dominion
Grand Army of the Republic Silver Anniversary Parade Opens in Detroit
Nearly 50 000 GALI members and guests gather as the National Encampment marks its silver anniversary with a vast parade. State delegations arrive by special train, tens of thousands fill streets, and 47 divisions pass the reviewing stands. Notables include General Veary General Miles ex Governor Oglesby and Governor Fifer among others.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Detroit
Mich
Grand Army
Rade
Noo
Iwo
Philadelphia
Sault Ste. Marie
Lake Superior
Tha’ City
Michigan
George H. Thomas
Chicago
United States
Ohio
Veary
Miles
Oglesby
Illinois
Fifer
Ilinois
Campbell
Wisconsin
Lucius Fairchild
Winney
Johac Logan
Hun
Notable Figures Cited In Doubled Gossip Yet The Truth Emerges
A jumble of names and claims includes Kiso Pomans of Tabitt dead, Jay Govno with neuralgia, and The Prince of Wales mentioned with odd phrases. Prominent figures from Salvation Army leaders to ex Presidents are named alongside explorers, nobles, and businessmen, with various unverified anecdotes and misprints.
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Kiso Pomans
Tabitt
Jay Govno
Prince of Wales
Cole
Grsenat Boort
Salvation Army
Dox Promo
Cleveland
Sandwich
Mase
Europe
Kocit
Publi
Institute of Infectious
Philp D. Armour
Chicago
Heauxmr
Lmwe Baxcroft
Pacif Coast
Lonny Wotsecey
G.W. de Long
United States Navy
Arctic
Alois Liechtenstam
Alola
Dax
Kissongen
Ruf Stortime
Baron von Pino
Prussia
Geneva
Hoory NM. Branley
Muerrep
Sranley
Jous Clarain
Rocky Mountains
Alvya
Claftin
South America
Pacific
Atlantic
Mad King Otto of Bavaria Exhibits Restless Mood
King Otto of Bavaria recently spent time near his Castle Furstenfeld with a single attendant. An excursion ended with Otto engaging the keeper in military drills, stoking fury at the palace and prompting calls for harsher punishment for the ruler's apparent lingering military tastes.
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Otto
Bavaria
Furstenfeld
Nore
Far and Near: Storm Damage Across Many Areas
A Williamsport dispatch describes severe flooding three feet deep in lower town sections and a broken Maynard Brook Bridge span. A fire of fear accompanies a man disaster with a resident hurt and multiple houses damaged. Additional reports cover a Sheepshead Bay lightning event delaying a train, widespread floods in Gujarat, and other global weather and rail collisions with deaths.
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Williamsport
Penn
Bass
Maynard
Sheepshend Bay
Manhattan Beach
Coney Lland
Bombay
Intin
Saya
Presque Isle
Cosclesa
Arthur Crows
Bold Train Robber Rouses Passenger On Virginia Line
An east bound train between Waynesboro Junction and Basle City Virginia was held up in the night when a stranger entered a Pullman car near an occupied berth. Dr. FL Connell of Portsmouth Ohio was shot in the groin after resisting and the robber fled as the train slowed near Basle City.
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Ohio
Waynesboro Junction
Basle City
Virginia
Renr
St. C. Marshall
Portsmouth
FL Connell
Connell
Waynesboro
Haste City
Relic Ambulance Guidon From Sioux War Displayed
Post Surgeon John Van St Holf at Fort Riley Kan presents a battle relic from the Sioux War in South Dakota. The ambulance guidon bears the Red Cross and holes from Indian fire, with Hoff noting Geneva Convention limits in Indian warfare and recalling the Wounded Knee action and a hospital death. Privates Costner and Gadwood received gallantry certificates for actions in that campaign.
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United States War Department
John van St Holf
Fort Riley
Kan
South Dakota
Annual State and Exposition Schedule Listings by City
A long OCR catalog lists fairs and expos across the United States with cities and date ranges. It includes Alabama Birmingham October shows California Sacramento September events Connecticut Meriden Delaware Wilmington October on through Kentucky Lexington August and many others, detailing expositions, stock shows, fairs, and inter-state events in multiple states and cities.
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Date
Alabama
Birmingham
Californis
Bacramento
Colorado
Sige
Connecticut
Meridan
Deen
Delaware
Weeeeneseee
Wilmington J
Maconseseschesters
Peoria
Stodianapolla
Lo Dos Afainos
Kansay
Kentucky
Lexington
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Jersey
Waverly
New Mexico
Albuquerques
New York
Symacurt
North Carolin
Stapleish
Obio
Columbus
Oregonses
Hale
Rhode Island
Providence
South Garoling
Novela
South Dakota
Sioux
Texaa
Cseces
Dallas
Vermont
Burlington
Virginiia
Hichmond
Davac
Washington
Walls Watla
Virginia
Wheeling
Wisconatn
Mmthaukuo
Wyoming
Choyenttas Seca
Chicago
tNov
American Institute
New York City
Augusta -Ga
Blue Grass Palace
Creston Town
Coal Palace
State Elections of 1891 Nationwide Snapshot
A survey of state election dates in 1891 shows varied schedules. States like Arkansas Kentucky Maryland Massachusetts Mississippi Nebraska New Jersey New York Ohio Pennsylvania Rhode Island Virginia Wisconsin and others set votes for governors state officers legislatures and constitutional amendments at different times in 1891 and 1890s. The note mentions electing Supreme Court justices university regents railroad commissioners and congressional representatives in several jurisdictions.
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Arkansas
Supreme Court
Delaware
Tol cd
Iowa
Kentucky
Maryland
Massachusetts
Goreence
State University
Ailesusippi
Nebraska
New Jersey
Senate
New York
Assembly
Congress
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Asmo
Rhode Island
Legislatum
Virginia
Ia Senate
House of Delegates
Wisconsin
Jules
Suprony Court
Indian Executions in Indian Territory Among Seminole Tribe
John Frog and Jackson Wolf of the Seminole Indians were executed at Wewaks for the murder of John Hare. The tribe joined in paying tributes after the shooting and the funeral rites reflected the decree of the council ending family blood feud with a ceremonial burial.
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John Frog
Jackson Wolf
Wewaks
Indian Territory
John Hare
National Finances Show Decline in Customs and Circulation
The monthly Treasury report shows a $3,347,500 debt reduction for July. Interest-bearing debt rose slightly due to a small refunding bond. non-interest debt fell by $81,557,802, and the cash surplus increased by $1,850,007. The total debt and reserves, including a $100 million gold reserve, are detailed with July receipts at $34,300,344 and customs receipts at $15,403,102.
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Lersed
United States
Treasury Department
Washington
TTB
Treasury
Bani
Early 19th Century Baseball Gossip and Team Moves
A compilation of player movements and performances across leagues. Notes on Brooklyn Philadelphia Chicago Cleveland New York and Boston clubs rate pitchers hitters and fielders, with releases contracts and injuries. Mention of managers owners farmers alliance and a veteran star recalling past glory amid a vibrant, unsettled pennant race.
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Tworytone
Tre
Prronma Cantraens
Lestle
Brooklyns
Foutzhan
Brooklyn
Cincinnati Association
Andrews
Fitzgerald
Sxererany
Weaver
Loulavills
Kanes
Farmers’ Alliance
Yircnes
Latham
Nichol
Chicago
Magncre
Jack Coaovan
Louisvilles
Atlantics
Bob Ferguson
Prreugn Clauss Gerezix
Belee
Getzain
Annox
Ovary Club
O'Brien
Patato
Buck” Ewina
New Yorks
Thy Sciences
Buck
Lott
Boston
ATK
New York
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Laut
Alton
Lort
Columbus
Biggest Depot in the World on Broadway plans
The article describes a colossal railroad depot to rise on the west side of Broadway between 37th and 39th streets, extending back to Seventh and Eighth avenues. It says the 400 feet frontage and 1300 feet depth will not obstruct streets, with a seven story office block above, and aims to serve the New York and New Jersey Bridge Company for an eight track Hudson crossing. Projected traffic foresees 750 passenger trains crossing the river daily at Seventy first Street, surpassing thirty trains per hour. Financing of 1 million dollars is in place and construction to begin in the fall, with New Jersey promoters joining New York interests.
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Cutcaco Bua
Honduras
ExoLarn
Reo
Bovynean Crna
Exavixe
Bohring Bea
Einer’ Innis
France
New York City
New Orleans
Convicta
Tennessee
Banxxis
Buenos Ayres
Argentinos Reput- Uc
California
Menna
Andes
Cauifornia
Naples
Italy
Lawrence
Til
Argentine’ Republic
Renanoxo
New ‘York State
Germany
Chicago
Paris
Sandy Hook
India
Russia
Chicago Exposition Company
Axn Mituxen Woops
Cynthians, Ky
Alexander Campbell
Church of the Disciples
Broadway
Thirty-seventh
Thirty-ninth Streets
Seventh Avenue
Eighth Avenue
New York and New Jersey Bridge Company
Hudson
First Street
New Jersey
New York Corporation
Philadelphia
Cold Expressions and Influenza Mystery Explain Households
London News reports Dr. Richardson questions why colds and influenza seem to spread in houses. He notes cases where many sick share exposure yet one person remains unaffected, while another distant case appears, prompting questions about coincidence and the true cause of the phenomenon.
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Richardson
Bart
London News
Antidote for a Great Pest in Natal Claim Reported
A Natal South Africa man announces a discovery of an antidote to the tsetse bite and has signed to transport Portuguese military stores by bullock through infested districts. The tsetse crippled settlement and trade, killing horses cattle and other beasts, with blood showing dramatic changes post bite.
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Natal
South Africa
Loston
Death and Clouds in Disputed Photographs
George Fimble Davidson recalls the tale The Death of a Thousand Cuts as not as horrific as expected. He mentions an English photographer in Tacoma who reportedly captured images of a mandarin’s execution by two thousand sword slashes before dismemberment. A New York Times note adds a tangent about photographing clouds reflected on polished black glass.
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George ‘Fimble Davidson
Tacoma
New York Times
Hogliah
Cow Finds Calf After Dog Trigger in Farm Pasture
A farmer in East Mortford, Connecticut, could not locate a newborn calf. The farm crew lured the dam with a dog, prompting the cow to lead them to a clump of bushes where the calf lay concealed by a scavenger. Three suits in Court st Ann Arbor growing at loss of trowels.
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East Mortford
Zartfort
Courant
St Ann, Arbor, Maich
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