Red Cloud's Peace Honor Fades in Bellevue Fallout
After a violent clash, Red Cloud and Sitting Bull assert leadership while guiding Whitman mediates a week long truce with Gen Greyson and Col Leroy. Richmond is mortally wounded by St Armand but Ledbetter Greyson survives, revealing his true identity as Whitman as he reconciles with his former fiancée. The Greyson settlement thrives as Shoshone and white migrants begin rebuilding in the valley.
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Richmond
St. Armand
Myanah
St. Louis
Jennie
Mabel
Col. Leroy
Bull
Red Cloud
United Bronx
Ted Cloud
Sitting Bull
Confederation
Sted Cloud
Otter Jake
Desperado
Gen. Greyson
Monnah
Armand
Guide Whitman
Boiling Springs
Guskal
Melah
Sve
Bellevue
Whitman
Tom
Bertram Leroy
Charles Nadine
Ledbetter Greyson
Cal
Leroy
Gen. Keyson
Wilds
Far West
Ledbetter
Col. Leroy’s
Tony
Mike Castillo
Ned
Nancy
Mary Muir
Mr. Castillo
Whirlwind
Greyson Settlement
Prosperity and Growth in a Frontier Colony
The text describes a thriving frontier settlement with a large village, extensive farming, three churches, many schools, and profitable mines led by Ledbetter Greyson and Bertram Leroy. It highlights settled families like St. Armand and Monnah, Mabel Fleming and Guide Whitman Ledbetter Greyson, and notes a historic trials’ tale of Bellevue becoming tradition for children.
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Castillo
Ireland
Ledbetter Greyson
Bertram Leroy
St. Armand
Monnah
Halpah
Col. Leroy
Mabel Fleming
Guide Whitman
Bellevue
Venetians Palaces Bought by Americans and Preserved
A Chicago writer notes Americans have purchased Venetian palaces including the Palazzo Ca d Oro, with strict Italian export laws guarding art. Baron Francatti plans restoration, as the 760 year old Gothic residence nears renewed life, while locals question demolition schemes.
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William EK. Curtis
Chicago Record-Herald
Boston
Venice
Ca’ d’Oro
Baron Irancatt
Ondrea Doro
Electric light to unveil inner Pyramid passages in Egypt
General Director Maspero reports success lighting Karnak at Thebes and plans to illuminate inner passages and catacombs of the great pyramids. The project aims to attract tourists, aid women venturing inside, and make Pharaoh tombs accessible to all.
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Pyramids
Egypt
Maspero
Karnak
Thebes
Great
The
Nile
A Difference: Jewel of a Cook, Then a Set Mine
A brief item notes a witty exchange about cooks, followed by a remark that the United States has more money to railways than Europe. The juxtaposition reflects humorous social commentary from Philadelphia readers.
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Philadelphia Bulletin
United States
Europe
Crop conditions improve as weather favors many regions
Weather Bureau weekly crop summary notes warmer and wetter conditions easing June cold in most areas east of the Rockies. Abundant rains boost corn in central valleys while drouth grows in the south. cotton deteriorates in many central eastern districts though Texas and southern states show some gains. Hay and other crops report mixed results across Missouri valley to New England with regional fluctuations.
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Weather Bureau
The
Rocky Mountains
New England
Missouri
Upper Mississippi
Lake Region
Middle Atlantic States
Central
East Gulf
South Atlantic
Texas
Rocky Mountain Plateau
North Pacific Coast
Nevada
Utah
California
Missouri Valley
Kansas
Nebraska
Arkansas
Tennessee
Ohio Valley
Gulf Districts
Iness
Lake
Califarnia
Ohio
Upper Lake Region
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Carolinas
Florida
Michigan
New York
Middle Atlantic
Manatana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
Local verdict for damages over sidewalk injury in Kansas City
Lutie G Small received a 5000 dollar verdict for injuries from a fall on a defective Kansas City sidewalk. In Oklahoma two of Patrick Leghy’s daughters were killed by lightning while returning from harvest. Parsons Kansas to host a new auto plant as a citizen patents an axle and forms a company with 50000 dollars capital. Nebraska Governor Savage rejects a public lands board contract with a Lincoln broom factory for convict labor at 45 cents daily.
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Lutie G. Small
Kansas City
Patrick Leghy
Otoe Agency
Oklahoma
Parsons
Kan
Gov. Savage
Nebraska
Board of Public Lands and Buildings
Lincoln
Indiana Incidents And Crimes From Local Dispatches
Reports from Indiana detail a 53 day fasting woman in Muncie now a skeletal patient with daughter present, a street car fight in Southport ending in two gunshot deaths, Greenwood man fatally shot and another unconscious after chase, and a Goshen youth found murdered in a canal. Also Kokomo girl Maud Fritz burns herself to death and jail escapee Joseph Werbert recaptured near Washington.
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Indianapolis
Greenwood
Southport
John Foster
Frank Seiling
Maud Fritz
Hiram [Fritz
Kokomo
Kokomo High School
Within Our Borders Chronicle of Local Tragedies and Troubles
A rash of incidents across Indiana includes a fatal wreck on the Broad Ripple line, drownings near Reynolds, a franchise forfeiture vote, and a $50,000 damages suit. Other items cover a Martinsville shooting, a balloon ascent near Lafayette, a man’s suicide, a failed kidnapping, and a Goshen burglary attack with escape by neighbor.
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Broad Ripple
Indianapolis
Alma
Ada Kilgas
Reynolds
Marion
Union Traction Company
Archer Wade
James Owens
Martinsville
Owens
Wade
Jack Winters
Jacksonville
Laafayette
Joseph Winters
Anderson
Hiram Glissom
Goshen
Glissom
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Atin Mountain
Ide. Pyright
Palaces OF
Wanda George
Muncie
Chicago
Elle Phipps
Indiana
John H. Baker
United States District Court
Chicago Board of Trade
Baker
Wrank Ganger
Manuel Ganger
Capucht
Joseph Iwerbert
Bill Edson
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