Sitting Bull Captured After Indian Police Siege
Dispatches report Sitting Bull and his son killed or captured during a confrontation with Indian police at his Grand River camp near Standing Rock. Troops, led by Captain Rechot and Colonel Drum, moved in to arrest him amid resistance from his followers. Police casualties included several killed and wounded, with Sitting Bull among the subdued in the fort at Fort Yates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowing
Paul
Miles
Serre
South Dakota
Thas
Bull
Hisson
Standing Rock
Majorghtin
Grand River
Sitting Bull
Rechot
Wnier
Drum
Ing Bull
Morgan
Washington
McLaughlin
Fort Yates
Forth Dakota
Sitting Bull Hig Pen
Crowfoot
United States
Sitting Bulls
Rand River
Tatanka Otanko
Dakota
Old Fort George
Amping Ball
Peatho
Bathon
St Ball
Red Cloud
Spotted Talk
Galletin
Montana
Muscleshell
Missouri River
Theley and
Crow Agenoy
Mtana
Sittang Bull
Little Big Horn
Meral Custer
Terry
Owerful
Labor unrest across nations and unions amid wages and hours
Reports show unions in multiple countries pressing for higher wages and shorter hours while workers in the United States face specific pay raises and benefits. Rail and factory workers gain or seek improved conditions as strikes and labour actions surface, with varied results.
Unclear 19th Century Health and Crime Summary
Fragmentary report notes inoculations at Mount Sinai and St. Luke's New York for consumption cure, a Dover death of Quartermaster A. Youna, mill layoffs in New Jersey, a Newark trial failure, ex senator Arnold's suicide, embezzlement arrest in Boston, bank failures in Tennessee, and various disasters and legal actions across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle States
Mount Sinai
St. Luke's Hospitals
New York City
Kooh
A. Youna
United One Army
Dover
Tin
Clark Thread Company
Kearney
Newark
N. J
United States
Delaware
Frank B. Arnold
Undilla
N. Y
Arnold
Shmes
Henny_Burour
Thomas H. Perkins & Co
Boston
Brass
Bible
Henry Siebert
Venable & Heyman
Prex, Mantiné& Co
Assaty
Vandercook
Jersey City
Brussels Anti Slavery Conference Act Signed and Switzer President Chosen
Tur Dutch Government signs the general act of the Brussels Anti Slavery Conference. Dr Weutz is selected as President of the Swiss Republic. An execution at Sherbrooke counts as a mur der. details follow from the 1889 case. Porcelain factory destroyed in Cimitew Poland. Eight workers die in the Hannes disaster. Storms lash Southern Europe with heavy losses near Sardinia. An explosion at a Hungarian factory injures three women amid new explosive manufacture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur
Brussels
Dr. Weutz
Wintrast WalLiner Anciland
Sherbrooke
Cantora
Charles A. Calkins
Patace Luarscry
Nat Cimitew
Poland
Hannes
Europe
Sardinia
Zuniorf
Hungary
Bankers of Philadelphia and other 1900s items mixed in
Bankers Manis & Surry of Philadelphia assigned with liabilities of 1 500 000 and 300 000 in various reorganizations. Tre Baron de Cedarkrantz of Sweden appointed to a new chief justice post in Samoe territory. A wagon accident near South Bend Indiana kills man and wife. Conference called for February 23 in Cincinnati among Farmers Alliance groups. Wesaw kills a boy in Wyoming. Secretary Tracy sends reinforcements to Asiatic squadron. Treasury drafts bills to amend shipping laws per International Marine Conference. Berlin sees Koch lymph treatment reaction with eight deaths. Parammatta River Sydney rowing match for $1500 winner Kemp McLean. Wallace's senate rank closes in Clearfield Pennsylvania with mortgage risk. Potter, Lovell embezzlement case in Boston. Texas mine disaster kills Tom Webb and Bob Simonds. box of powder explosion injures W B Roberts. World’s Fair directory votes to accept $5 million from Chicago. Wife of Peter St George found dead. husband suicides. Pension bill for General Custer widow advances. Centennial Exposition board urges finances to be settled. Italian War Minister resigns. Argentine Legislature opens extra session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stevetany Wixpax
Senate Finance Committee
Plumb
Hale
Mitchell
McMilan
Power
Frxsion Commissionen Raat
Newaet
Secretary of War
Connecticut River
Long Island Sound
Hartford
Gregal Wanamaker
Mr. Brooks
Horsco W. Metcalf
Maine
United States
Newcastle
England
Joan B. Jackson
New Jersey
Seon
Berlin
Germy
Manis & Surry
Philadelphia
Penn
Tor Lorillard’ Brick Worke Company
New York City
Wally
Jacob Schafer
Sermane
South Bend
Ind
Acaty
Cincinnati
Ohio
Farmers’ Alliance
Gronas Wusaw
Toteyooks Lodge
Littl Wild River
Wesaw
Tracy
Alert
Marion
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Taney
Germany
Koch
Paramatta
Sydneoy
New South Wales
Kemp
McLean
William A. Wallace
Clearfield
Eafo
Watter Porter
Potter, Lovell & Co
Baston
Mass
Monday's Mine
Texas
Tom Webb
Bob Simonds
Elephant Rampage Ends After Twenty-Four Shots in Cincinnati Zoo
Old Chief the bound elephant at the Cincinnati Zoological Garden went on a rampage breaking his enclosure and killing a dog before being fatally shot after eleven bullets failed to stop him. Superintendent Stephens oversaw the lethal defense as sharpshooters fired twenty four rounds in total concluding with a head heart shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio) Zoological Garden
Stephens
Blackall
Zoological Gardens
Sm Ktlng
No Pleuro-Pneumonia Findings In US Regions
The Bureau of Animal Industry report to the U.S. Senate says no contagious pleuro-pneumonia found outside infected districts in the last year. Eradication accelerated since April with notable improvements in cattle nationwide. It notes eradication work on slipping cattle reduces foreign bans and considers Koch’s tuberculosis work as a possible basis for bacterial disease prevention and cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Senate
United States
Bavana
Alpine Accident Claims Five Men In Alps Rescue Efforts
Fourteen men were involved when a sudden avalanche swept a unit near Mount Savharal between La Briza and Rigiere. Five men died, their bodies recovered in mutilated condition. two clung to rocks and survived. Others drowned after breaking through a frozen lake near Grenoble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alps
Nice
Savharal
la Briza Aml
Rigiere
Rial
Ottie
Torey Privata
Grenobly
Plucky Woman Fights Gambler Over Missing Money
Mrs Dacey confronted Oscar Dacey in Charles Vosg's Wichita gambling den after her husband lost 600 dollars. She fired a pistol as Dacey advanced and claimed she would kill him if the money was not returned, while denying murder and keeping watch for the arrest reward offered by Sarah, widow of the murdered man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Vosg
Wichita
Kaw
Oscar Dacey
Stef
Vetsel
Mii
Sarah
Tay Hage Milleniare
Ascett
Fragmentary OCR as a History Page Item
The readable fragments show scattered numbers and letters with no clear names, places, or events. Content lacks an identifiable person, organization, or location to anchor a concise summary.
Eclipses and Astronomical Events for the Year 1891
The notice lists ecclesiastical feast days from Til to Advent and then outlines the four eclipses in 1691 with dates May 21 May 21 and November 15 plus two solar events June 5 and December 1. It also notes a Mercury transit on May 6 and gives morning star appearances for several planets and the cycles of the seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm
Law Suncity
Corpus Christi
Trinity
Eecaereceeent
Pacific
Ocean
Australia
Asia
Africa
Europe
United States
British America
North Pale
Atlantic Ocean
North
South Americs
Pacific Ocean
North America
South America
South Pole
Washington
North and
Mercury
Venus
Saturn
Jupiter
General Terry Dead at New Haven in New Haven Conn
Major General Alfred H. Terry U S Army retired died at his New Haven residence at age 63. He began as a lawyer, led the Second Connecticut Volunteers at Bull Run, Port Royal and Fort Pulaski, commanded divisions in Virginia, led the Fort Fisher assault with Admiral Porter, and was mustered out in 1863 before later serving as major general until retirement for health reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred H. Terry
United States Army
Ls Reudenca
New Haven
Conn
Connecticut Volunteers
Bastload Bull Run
Port Royal
Fort Pulaski
Pocotalgo
Virginia
Terry
Tenth Army Corps
Army of the James
Fort Fisher
Porter
Vollnteer
Yakets
Massour
Pitt
Hancock
Tey
Rosy Verry Cooke
Sculptor Boehm Dies in London Studio
Joseph Edgar Boehm the Vienna born sculptor died suddenly in his London studio where he was working on a bust of Princess Louis. Born 1834, he moved to England in 1862 and was elected to the Royal Academy. He created major works for Windsor Castle and royal commissions including a statue for Bombay and a Beaconsfield statue for Westminster Abbey.
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Joseph Edgar Boehm
London
England
Louis
Mr. Boehm
Vienna
Royal Academy of London
Windsor Castle
Wales
Bedford
John Bunyan
Prince of Wales
Bombay
Weathinster Abbey
Thackeray
John Teech
Millais
Birthday fire tragedy rocks Utica college party
Akron dispatch reports a masked celebration at Utica College library where eight performers wore loose garments. A dress caught fire, burning Miss A Steinyer fatally and injuring several others. Miss Mary Stevens died later. Several survivors listed with serious injuries. college actions announced. Also reports Indian attacks, a deadly cabin fire in Greenville Mississippi, a fatal crossing accident in Bristol Pennsylvania, and Guatemala cholera cases near 12 000 with 1200 deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
Uuehter College
Indy
Oilors
Misa A. Steinyer
Utlea
Mary Stevens
Clifton Springs
N. Y
Avery
Aurelia Warwick
Storm Lake
Chefaliterni
Tragic Train Collision Kills Todd Family at State University
Ground to pieces tragedy kills contractor Todd his wife and daughter near State University station. Todd and wife from South Minnevalis Minnesota were killed along with their daughter wife of Master Mechanic Slayton of the Kansas City Board as a St. Paul and Omaha passenger train struck them while boarding a Great Northern train. Bodies scattered along the track and identification took time. Todd worked as a contractor at Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. T. Todd
South Minseavalis
Minn
Mechanic Slayton
Kansas City Board
St. Paul and Omaha
State University Station
Great Northern
Omaha
Mel
Todd
Mya
Shayton
Holly
Sioux City
Ten Drowned On Steamer City of Baton Rouge Disaster
The steamer City of Baton Rouge en route to New Orleans struck a snag at Nermitaze Landing near Port Hudson and sank. Ten people are reported drowned with eight more feared lost while the heavily loaded vessel and cargo are total losses. The ship was built in Indiana and valued at $101,000.
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City of Baton Rouge
St. Louis
New Orleans
Nermitaze Landing
Guites
Port Hudson
Issy
Sant
Tost
Tetfuronville
Ind
Iss
A Haytian Tragedy aboard the Atlas Alvo
The Atlas line steamship Alvo from Hayti endured a fatal accident near Port Louis. Seventy feet of bracework failed as columns toppled, killing seven workers and injuring many others. Four laborers died instantly and two firemen were among the dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas Line
Alvo
Haytt
Port Lenon
AM Ium
Port Lune
Leost
Shes
Akon
Brakeman Hero Saves Passenger After Canal Crash
A westbound freight and an eastbound freight derailed near Bethlehem Pennsylvania after missing planks fell from a car. Fireman Rinker was seriously injured and Brakeman Nist died. Another brakeman was thrown fifty feet and swam to shore to warn the line before the New York Central passenger train. Tracks blocked for hours.
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Waite
Jerney Central
Bethlehem
Penn
Rinkern
Nist
Lough
New York
Dr Sage’s Catarrh Remedy Promises $500 Cure Guarantee
The World's Dispensary Medical Association of Buffalo offers $500 to any chronic catarrh sufferer they cannot cure. If they cannot cure, they pay. The ad extols the remedy’s success with many cured cases and urges readers to try rather than endure catarrh.
Ten Ponies for a Wife and a Monkey Brute Tale
A New York Journal piece describes Tibetan arranged marriages with a price in ponies and yaks, a wife’s limited domestic role, and a fair-spree wedding. It also discusses a postaged macaque, the Malis’ brok, praised for coconut work but noted as crafty and dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salnys
Durinus
Odd Edict Sends Men to Full Dress at Opera
A San Francisco Chronicle note claims Barrios of Guatemala forced men to wear full dress coats or Prince Albert jackets on returning from abroad, with death said to await disobedience. The clipped text then shifts to assorted 19th century ads and curiosities about premiums and poultry farming offers from Boston firms, including Johnsan and Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrios
Prince Albert
San Francisco Chronicle
Bill Grants 100 Acres per Child for Fathers of Twelve Plus
The Iast 60 Legislature saw Colonel Rhodes of Coatiack introduce a measure granting 100 acres for each child above twelve to any father with twelve or more living offspring. The bill passed easily as lawmakers expected few qualifying applicants. New York Times reports 1009 applications, seven from the United States totaling eighty five children. The largest family is John Hope of Vaudreuil with twenty three children living. Edward Millet of Monitrent has fourteen, the city’s largest. Others include four with eighteen, six with seventeen, one with sixteen, twenty seven with fifteen, forty five with fourteen, and twenty seven with thirteen children.
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Rhodes
Coatiack
United States
John Hope
Vaudreuil
Monitrent
Edward Millet
New York Times
Empress of Austria Visits Florence Under Guarded Veil
Readable snippets describe the Empress of Austria spending days in Florence incognito at Hotel de la Ville as Mrs Nicholson with a suite. She and her companion toured churches and galleries while a custodian briefly blocked entry with an umbrella before recognition.
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Austria
Florence
Hotel de la Ville
Local tragedy as Joplin fatally injures five in a single day
Reports detail Charles Joplin striking five people across three incidents near Jenny lewl aime twelve miles from Fort Smith, Avi. Victims include John Muller and his wife with others unnamed. Authorities note public safety concerns and ongoing investigation into motive and sequence of events.
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Charles Joplin
Fort Smith
Avi
Leulelle
John Muller
Grows Diugtter
Lou Maller
Stewart
Dro Steister
Diab Joplin
Bliss Met
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Shothy
Indian Police
DE Hampton
Me Irby
South Carolina
J. L. MM. Irby
Hampton
General Assembly
Enator Hampton
Irby
Farmers’ Movement
Doresdick
Alliance Men
Te M. Irby
Donald
Manning Iry
Afchers
Laurens
Cap
CB. R. Tillman
Charleston
Columbia
Cal
International Brotherhood of Brass Workers
Childe-Drexel Home Fund
Bostor Macs
New -York
Cleveland
France
Great Britain
Foston Mass
Dunne
Dunne the Past Year the Switchmen's Mutua Aid Society
Mar Federation of Labor
United Ting
Menst Krupp
Afson
Illinois Central
County Council
Irtack
Onimibus
Paris
Caball County
W. Va
Indiana
Price’s Creek
Eastuano, Fownrrn & Co
San Francisco
George Martin
Wiliam Crouch
Meridian
Miss
Franklin Bank
Clarksville
Tenn
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Ace
Steele
Thomas Burgess
Meade County
Burgess
Cortin G. Stopnart
Chicago
Ill
Xansas
Orleans
Elliott
North Dakota
Louis Scott
Kalamazoo
Mich
D.C
Page
T.F. Butler
Butler
Haskell
Juncat
Mircnent
Supermiy Court of
Goshen
Waterford
Fiee
Louis Holnagel
Saginaw
Holnagel
Jonx Bryrn
Vanceburg
Braveman
J. G. Stephens
Hall
Pine Knot
James Lens
George Serker
City Court House
W. Vo
Kine Huarbert
Matisiau F. Ginton
A. C. Stewart
Boston Polis
Commithl Piieltly
Hubbard's Cave
Nova Scotia
Pansenn
Dublin
Drasandle
Tha Mes
United Ireland
Will
Parnell
Kilva Abeide
Clermont-Rewand
Birneors
Terk
Sunday Lake
Wakefield
George Saga
John Fagan
W. B. Roberts
City Council of
Peter St. George
Codalt
Chippewa Fall Wis
Wen
Custer
Battle of
Committee On
Mcumens
Board of Control
Board of Finance
The
Mar
Dpr
Rie
Aifta
Azioa
Venks
Mars
Mercur
Councilicut
Solilier
Moway
Boehm
Princess Louise
Trix
Beovess
State
Gouil
Watertown
Eli Thornton
Greenville
Tiarnton
John Dailey
Cheyenne River
Jack Bridges
Burk Robinson
Guadaloupe Mountains
Arizona
Bridges
Robinson
Bristol
Guatemala
San Juan
Panama
Kambum
Ohia
New Mexico
Parsons
Bs. Johnsan Ak Ca
Uist
Hostom
Mauss
Philic
Theo
Jumeron & Co
Wall
Ania
Lobes
Poblis
Dobbing
Procor
Atchison
Catureh
Cunney & Co
Toledo
O. We
Thos Cheney
West, & Truax
Tal
Marantee
Mimsas City
J. A. Bauerloin
Krusas C
Lee Wa
Chineyo Headachs
Harmtees
Adderd& Co
Kansay City
Isaac Thom Tson
Giants
Woon
Heath
Ly U
OUD & CO
Lowell, Moss
ADWAY
Chester
Frice
All ‘Dragetts
Frase
Cain
Adul
Scott
Bensio
Pan
Otty
Alice M
Mavs
Mat
Brotieus
Warren St
de Maire
Wonton
Massy
Hilday
Blue Levens
Joplin
Tallgh
Alu
Arong Int Co
Lps
Aoutnsoh & CU
Mess
Jloney
J. H. Bouerlein & Co
Kanai City
Dr. Krixe
Kling
Arch St. Palin
Missouri
Kansas
Arkansas
Tylor& Co
Kansas City
Syqupities
California Fig Syrup CO
Francisco
Oaly Couisville
Kyew York
ALY
State St
Adel
K-Wren
Allan Smeenes
Alby Gare
Hoboken
N. J- Nayy
Beecham
Lockport
U.S. A
Frazer Gist
Baggy
Greely
Aldenty
Harvard
Amherst
Reichow
Anelc
Elchristmas
Dunlap Pen CO
Buslagis
Ponnansalp
Bryant
Tosell AV
C. D. Green &Co
Syracuse
Binghamton N.Y
Mes
Ind. E. Dowd
Monroe St
Suheee
Sramieed
Es Roem
MFG Co
Pilja
DR. Schenck
Nandrake
Eaweed
Schenck
Schenck & Son
Phila
Schenck & Bon
P Madelphia
Piso
T. HazkuTrne
Warren
J.H Schenck
United Sates
Canada
Potenies
Louisa CE Gatanes
Durtare Stampr
PeTe Pepereon
Fateh
Galler
Yana
Cat Niagun
Cate Aloguy
Biater
Lotiiur
Ethieas
Babcock & Co
Frankfort Stel
Romo-Seltzer
Emerson Drug CO
Sote Propriators
Baltimore
Chichester
RED Cross
Potat
Tadiva
Psk
Drurcus
Puzee
Gwichesten Chemical O
Madlann Bout Wald Brail
Drinegiate Prissors
HLA
C. S. Mosher
Balto
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