Various near-record items from Yankton and beyond
Reports from Yankton note the capital commission delayed by writs of prohibition. Local fires destroy four houses with three saloons. Vancouver Island deposits. new Turkish minister in Washington. Nashua mill imports 200 Irish workers. murders by Apaches feared in Gila Valley. Other items include Taft learning German, a Vanderbilt ball, and local trials, epidemics, and crimes across North America.
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Yankton
Capital Commission
Yankton County
Vermillion
Sioux City
Beadle County
Hoyt
Episcopal Church
Huron
Vancouver
Tewfik Bey
Washington
Marquis of Lorne
England
Canada
Nashua
New York
Ireland
Dukes
Wm. H. Vanderbilt
Deaf and Dumb Asylum
Hawthorn Hill
Frederickton
N. B
Taft
Vinna
Postoffice Department
Chicago
Rhode Island Locomotive Works
Frank
Jacob Gearing
Canaan
N. Y
Dr. Hicks
Guiteau
Baltimore American
Winter Wheat Reports Cloud Crop Prospects
Chicago reports unfavorable winter wheat conditions spreading nationwide. In Ireland 150 Mayo emigrants sail for America amid famine. Parnell to visit Dublin before departure.
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Chicago
Erin
Dublin
America
County of
Mayo
Parnell
Chicago Markets Wheat and Corn Prices Listed
Chicago markets report Wheat at 10514, corn at 545g and oats at 4346, with prices shown in local notation. The brief summary notes commodity values and the city market update.
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Chicago
Presidential Travel and Personnel Moves Report
Lieut Danenhower of the Jeanette expedition receives one year leave of absence. The President plans a ten day Florida visit with private secretary Phillipps and Mr Miller of New York. Assistant Secretary New heads to Indianapolis for a week. Secretary Forge shows improvement and may resume duties soon. Graves named assistant treasurer and Capt Burrill as Chief of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing.
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Washington
Danenhower
Jeanette
Florida
Phillipps
Miller
New York
the Treasury
New
Indianapolis
Forge
Treasury Department
Graves
Feiger
Capt. Burrill
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Three Men Killed by Indians Near San Francisco
A telegram from Sapar reports three men killed near San Francisco this morning. Capt. Black and his rangers pursue the trail, anticipating a combat soon as the Indians head toward Old Mexico.
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San Francisco
Sapar
Gambler Gibbs Ends Life After Rejection by Mattie Johnson
R F Gibbs once with Cooper Bros circus and later a gambler killed himself today in Fort Worth Texas after Mattie Johnson refused to marry him. Johnson is the same woman linked to the killing of gambler John Morris by P Rayner last year, son of a United States solicitor.
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Fort Worth
Texas
R. F. Gibbs
Cooper Bros. Circus
Mattie Johnson
John Morris
P. Rayner
United States
Apaches on the War Path in Southwest Uprising
Special advices report the massacre in Arizona and New Mexico carried out by the White Mountain Apaches from San Carlos and allied bands. Public anger at General Crook grows as critics say he has failed to grasp facts or act to prevent the outbreak.
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Gila Valley
Arizona
Palatinate College
Myerstown
Russell
Reilly
Harper
Iowa
Nels Saderburg
New York
Minnesota
Lewis Swift
Warner Observatory
Paris
LaLaude
Paris Academy of Science
Bound Brook
Philadelphia
Ashland
Ohio
George Horn
Lambermain Williams
Perryville
Charles Wynn
Edgar
St. Louis
New Mexico
White Mountain
San Carlos
Crook
Diaz and Grant Meet in New York for Private Talks
General Diaz and his party were escorted to General Grant's residence in New York this morning and remained closeted with him for about an hour, according to reports.
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New York
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Miuur Wayl
Blount & Hood
Dakota Avenue
Nash Brothers
Dakota
Beadle Co
Sheldon Bank and
Union Bank
Sheldon
Towa and
Suriener, Burroughs, & CO
Cherokee, Towa
Sully County, Oak
Great Missouri River Valley
Medicine Creek
the County Seat
Sully County
Hoskyn & Randolph
Borown
C. H. Agar
F. Brigham
D. C. Stark
Warsaw
E. J. Scofield
Broadway
Rochester
Wright
M. F. Wright
George W. Sterling
Hakota
Robert H Brown
Sterling & Brown
Lavy
Central
New England Loan and Trust Company
Sterling
Telegraph
The
Dakota Daily Leader
Cressey
Gene
Lincoln
Neb
Wisconsin
Gould
Bishop Gilmour
Cleveland
Rome
Empress of Austria
Polk
Mie Im Medway
New York State
Thiers
General Diaz
Joan D. Rustvex
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Wheeler
Pioneer Store
P. Swift
Huron Dakota Ave
2D St
Seymour & Powell
Huron-On-The-Jim
Maier
Kelsey
Kelsey & Coxe
Ormsby, Graves & CO. Bankers
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