Desperate Arctic Wreck Claims 34 Sailors on Ice Floe
The Helen Mar, from San Francisco under Captain Thaxter, wrecked after striking an ice floe in the Arctic. Thirty four men perished including the captain. five survived after forty eight hours adrift. Only one of the survivors reached San Francisco for treatment. The tale came via the steamer Beluss.
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Mate Ward
Anton Pargaline
Cook Kershaw
Ounalaska
Arca
Koshan
Bloody Train Tragedy Sparks White Black Clash
A Santa Fe through express between Arpyoore and Gaines Ville Texas exploded into gunfire on a crowded car reserved for services. Deputy Marshal Smith was killed after an exchange with negro travelers prompting a broader fight. several deputies and passengers arrested as a violent melee ensued. The same dispatch reports Apaches on the warpath in Sonora with Captain Dorantes and Lieutenant Garcia killed and five hundred troops ordered in pursuit.
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Here
Gainesville
Tex
Marshal Udanegro
United States
Mmarshals
Wmed Smith
Armstrong
Hooker
Smith
Dewing
Ny -M
Las Palomier
Mexico
the Kid
Sierra Madre Mountains
Dorantes
Garcia
Ned Christie Body Brought to Fayetteville After Persistent Battle
The body of Ned Christie a Cherokee outlaw was brought to Fayetteville by Deputy George S White and twelve marshal deputies The siege lasted twenty four hours with Christie Arch Wolf and Charlie Hare dying in Christies house None of the marshals were killed The report also notes unrelated cases in Pittsburgh Paterson and Chicago including a fatal shooting and a notable birth at a world fair site
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Fayetteville
Ark
Ned Christie
George S. White
Yoe
Arch Wolf
Walkabout
Charlie Hare
Snowstorms Hit Northwest and Dakotas Delaying Travel
Snow sweeps the Northwest and Dakotas with heavy drifting hampering farming work. In South Dakota the first big snow causes train delays and concerns over losses. In Illinois light snow and freezing temperatures are reported.
Silete Reservation Purchase in Oregon by Commission
Judge R H Boise reports on the Silete reservation purchase of 180000 acres from the Reds for 142000 dollars. About 75 000 dollars is paid in cash with the remainder earning interest for the Indians benefit. One hundred eighty acres per Indian were allotted to 532 natives as the survey and allotment conclude.
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Silete
Oregon
Reds
SaLem
Ore
R. H. Boise
Silete Reservation
Petrified Indian Claim Draws Attention in South Dakota
A cowboy party arrives in Pierre bearing what they call a petrified Indian found in the Bad Lands of South Dakota. Doctors doubt its authenticity while public interest surges. The artifact allegedly lay embedded in blue clay by a riverside bank, suggesting a pre historic origin.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Intervention Needed to Halt Indian Outbreak Threat
General Nelson A. Miles warned in Kansas City that the Cheyennes and Arapahoes face possible outbreak in Indian Territory. He cited land sales, reduced rations to one fourth, and inability to cultivate their allotments, predicting food shortages before winter ends.
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Indian Territory
Kansas City
Nelson A. Miles
Michler
Maus
General Miles
Enteral
Mrs Willard Re-elected W C T U President
W C T U officers were announced on November 4 with Mrs Willard again named president. Other officers include Caroline B Buell as corresponding secretary, Mary A Woodbridge as recording secretary, L A N Stevens as assistant recording secretary, and Esther Pugh as treasurer. The morning session ended with a devotional hour.
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Willard
Caroline B. Buell
Mary A.woodbridge
L. A. N. Stevens
Esther Pugh
National League of Roads Forms Western Sub-Committee
In New York on November 6 the executive committee of the National League of Roads held its first meeting and named committees to tour cities and conventions. A western sub-executive committee was selected with P. D. Armour P. S. Allerton H. Thayer and Clem Studebaker among its members.
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New York
National League of Roads
Chicasso
P. D. Armour
P.S. Allerton
H. Thayer
Clem Studebaker
Fabrication Denied by Rev Talmage and Mrs Talmage News
New York reports quote Rev T De Witt Talmage asking United Press to deny circulating claims as a fabrication from start to finish. Mrs Talmage is visiting childhood sites and planning to join in New Haven. her health is reported perfect. In Hungary the diet questions the minister of war about a cabinet resignation. Count Szapary remains the sole informative minister.
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New York
Bupa Prst
Count Szapary
Union Pacific Faces Critical Decision by Nov. 17
A Denver meeting of general passenger agents from rival lines claims Union Pacific has shut them out of passenger business in large territories. If unresolved, a major fight with Atchison Burlington Rio Grande and others could ensue, threatening through car service and interline relations across the Northwest and Pacific coast.
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Cuiiaco
Union Pacific
Atchison
Missouri River
Northwest Pacific Coast
Denver
Charges Against Heber Newton Declared Not Proved
The commission appointed over a year ago by Bishop Potter to probe charges of heresy against Rev. Dr. Heber Newton has reported the charges as non proved. Silver bullion on deposit against warrants totals 1,817,787 ounces with certificates outstanding 1,816,000.
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Heber Newton
New York
Potter
Ayer
Hunter
Goose River
H. A. Bean
Winter St
Lawrence
Mass
Lowell
All Druggista
International monetary conference starts Brussels date set
United States commissioners for the Brussels monetary conference are announced with Senator Allison and others. Allison plans a four to six week stay, returning mid January, and hopes for increased silver use. Quay reports poor health and reduced campaign involvement. Smallpox alarms Seattle prompt quarantines. A cyclist completes a wager trip to Chicago in three weeks plus. Grain shipments west decline amid crowded elevators in Cuiabao.
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Allison
Harrison
Foster
Washington
New York
Congreesaman McCreary
Kentucky
Andrews
Brown University
Jones
Nevada
H. W. Cannon
United States
Brussels
Mercier Not Guilty Verdict In Pecand Trial
The Mercier Pecand trial jury returned a not guilty verdict. In markets, South Omaha live stock receipts totaled 2,100 head with varying prices for cattle from feeders to cows, and hog receipts around 2,100 head with prices improving 10 cents.
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Mercier
Quibrec
Mercier-Pecand
Union Stock Yanps
South Omaha
Market Bulletin Reports Mixed Livestock Prices and Bullish Wheat
Chicago live stock firm prices with cattle steady and hogs up 10 cents per 100 pounds on strong demand. Receipts lighter than usual. sheep and lambs steady. Wheat weather bullish with storm in North Dakota, prices up early. Corn and hog products show activity. delayed visible supply. Farmers and brokers respond as hogs hedge and shorts cover.
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Union
Chicago
North Dakota
Bismarck
Wright
Gould
Buard GP
Diphtheria Toll Rises and Noted Murder Shocks Arkansas
Prapenrita Pa reports 3265 diphtheria cases with 1095 deaths from January 1 to October 41. E B Pierce a prominent Bearden planter in Ouachita county is murdered in his stable by an unknown assassin with two women implicated. Forest Fires in RelvisG. light rain fails to curb drought. Osman Dizna seen alive in London with followers.
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