President and party arrive in Kansas City amid fanfare
In Kansas City the presidential party paraded through the city with cavalry escort. Colonel Milton Moore led about twenty deputies as the procession moved from the hotel to the high hill site of a new YMCA building. The president spoke on Young Men's Christian Association aid and later the group toured business districts and Bevarnicat Building, drawing about 60,000 spectators. Pickpockets prompted a brief interruption before the party's departure for Memphis.
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Kaxpas
Kansas
United ‘States
Hendrix
Young Men’s Christian ” Association
Kansas City
Progress& Corpa
Jun¢h
Cleveland
Bevarnicat
Kumpf
Tolixe
Destructive Crow Indian Demonstrations Alarm Dakota Officials
Dispatch reports that Crow Creek and Lower Brule Indians halted allotment surveys in Dakota after a raid led by Medicine Man and about 15 followers. Troops arrived to protect workers as the group fired on houses and attacked a trader, threatening violence and attempting to lure an armed clash.
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Dakota
Sheridan
Howard
Crow
Williama
Nos
Crow Nation
English Detectives in Denver Probe Parnell Party Ties
Denver special to the Omaha Bee reports Scotland Yard detectives arrived from New York to press charges against Parnell party members in Ireland and to seize letters or documents in America. They registered under assumed names at the Capitol hotel, then vanished. An agent tracked them west via Omaha and Lincoln, while Fitzgerald and Kean of Lincoln were briefly approached. The trip aimed to contact P G Sheridan in Rio Grande County and obtain valuable documents, with forged letters from New York leaders once used to lure Sheridan. Edward J. Morgan aids the League’s Satomi observers but declines to speak.
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Parnell Party
Denver
Omaha Bee
Scotland ‘Yard
New York
House of Commons
America
Ireland
Capitol
League
Omaha
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State Central ‘Committee
Sioux City
Fitzgerald
Kean
Lincoln
P. G. Sheridan
Phoenix Park
Rio Grande County
Colo
Martin Johnson
Idaho Territory
Johnson
Sheridan
Iw York
Edward J. "Mogae
Satomi Agen
Scotland Yard
Poisoned Eggs Tied to Death of Mrs Reitz in Philadelphia
Philadelphia report says Mrs Margaret Reitz aged 58 was found dead from arsenic poisoning at 2207 South Front Street after consuming eggs from John McGurdy’s store. August Hoffman Cora Hoffman and children also sickened. McCurdy admitted arsenic was mixed into eggs to end his debt.
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Margaret Reitz
South Front Street
Reitz
August Hoffman
Cora Hoffman
Ben Hoffman
Arry, Hoffman
John McGurdy
Front Street
McCurdy
The Bones of Lincoln Mystery at Lincoln Tomb
The Springfield manuscript describes George Francis Train with Belva Lockwood claiming a 46 day sensation at Abraham Lincoln's tomb. It alleges body substitution rumors and a prearranged plot by detectives to profit from the remains.
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Springsmeld
Ill
George Francis
Eecessiied Iin
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln Ds
Theorist Warns of Yellow Fever Precautions
A scholar warns that the theory of yellow fever spread remains unsettled and urges the strictest precaution. The advisory stresses vigilance, sanitation, and quarantine measures amid ongoing public concern.
Fragmented 1900s News Snippets Compile From Unreadable OCR
A mix of clipped notices recounts accidents and crimes including a deadly Chicago fire tragedy and a brutal Indiana murder. Other items touch on global politics, cotton crops, land syndicates, Afghanistan, railroad forestry costs, and public health warnings with limited readable detail.
Presidential tour path through Minnesota to Sioux City
The presidential party traveled from Minneapolis to Sioux City with crowds greeting them in towns along the line. Fire balloons, lanterns, and bonfires lit the route as the entourage passed through Chaska Carver and LeSueur. Mayor Cleland welcomed the party at Bunrige and the tour featured corn festival displays and lavish decorations.
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Minneapolis
Sioux
Gornelas Council
Ling
Chaska
Carver
LeSueur
Sioux City
Cleland
Bunrige
Cart-Riages
Corm Palace
Omaha
Omaha crowd greets President Cleveland on Nebraska visit
In Omaha a massive crowd estimated at 29 000 gathered at the Union Pacific depot for President Cleveland and his party. A formal reception line formed as Gov Thayer Gen Crook and others welcomed the visitors. The president and Mrs Cleveland rode through a cheering city in a lengthy carriage procession and thanked the crowds with polite acknowledgments.
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Nebraska
Omaha Herald
Union Pacific
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Thayer
Gen
G. B. Dandy
Crook
Herman. Kountze
Joseph Garnea
Marae Bedeh
George Pritch A
Paddock
Ald
Luce
Hascall
Young Men’s Democratic Club of
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Mayon Bechel
Congressman McShane
Max Meyer
Jud
Wakeley
Mayor Bechel
White House
Beohel
Oley
John A.‘ Mothans
Fragmentary quotation notes a dramatic family hesitation
An unclear excerpt describes a tense social scene involving a marriage proposal, a father’s shock, and a decision to intervene. The fragment hints at a disruption in plans and a contested engagement amid party chatter and reputational concerns.
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American, Bankers’ Association
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Elliot F. Shepard
Henry M. Knox
Minnesota
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American Bankers’ Association
United States
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