Matabeleland Skirmish Reports Mixed Rebellion Feints
Sporadic clashes erupt near Bulawayo as Matabeles clash with 5 000 to 6 000 troops massed from Britain and India. Reports say whites killed, rifles and ammo seized while Indunas advise caution amid ongoing preparations for larger operations.
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Matabeleland
Hingland
Tidia
Adeloyed Dlepitel
Mactiy- Tans
Queen's Trees
Gapte Mavetar
Jane
Pitrol
Wade
Skirmjal
Bulawayo
Muefir
Eune
New Taynti
Bulinyayo
Selous
Lha
Mangwe
Dawson
Umzongwana
Sluungeli
Chama
Matoppa
Joyna
Cpt. Divison
Largo
Dena Roy Pioneer Trader Dies After Long Illness
Vincent Roy, oldest settler at the lake shore, died at seventy after a stormy illness. One of the era’s trusted fur traders, he built a fifty year business after the American Fur Company disruption. He speculated in real estate and helped negotiate key treaties opening Northern Wisconsin and Minnesota to settlement. The Indian tribes respected him as an intermediary with the agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dena
West Siuperter
Vincent Roy
Stoy
Kur
Roy
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Tven
Labor Report Finds Few Violations in Saint Paul Factories
A report by Inspector Frank Gaskerly to Labor Commissioner Powers details child labor enforcement in Saint Paul. Most factories complied with the law, issuing school certificates or excuses. only Lyndale shows no prior violations. The inspection began last November, surveying factories and stores in the district.
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Punt
Banl
St. Tnut Nnde
Frank Carserly
Powers
Gud
Ugsistirot
St. Paul
Sould Lwelvn
Gaskerly
Tibor
Verdict in Carlson death pins blame on Pitcher saloon keeper
The coroner's jury in West Superior ruled Andrew Carlson died from injuries inflicted by Charles Larson, bartender at the Pitcher salon, who allegedly threw him from a rear door seven feet to the ground last Sunday night. Carlson's skull fracture and breastbone break were noted in the post mortem. Larson was arraigned on murder charges and held without bail pending the preliminary examination set for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Superior
Andrew Carlson
Charles Larson
Carlson
Larson
Norrow
Towns Liquor Law Defeated in Iowa Senate Vote
In Des Moines on April 4 the Mulet law carried a decisive Senate victory, the liquor manufacturing bill failing 22 to 27 with one abstention. The defeat of the roagbmis sion question follows earlier votes, leaving Iowa with a paradoxical law permitting sale while banning local manufacture.
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Des Moines
Senate
Jay
Iowa
Vague Dominion Conference Closure Report
Fragmentary notes describe a school related debate on attendance and parental roles. References mention a minister, trustees, pupils and a proposed vote or proposition, with a conference ending after a commission refused to accept terms. Names, places, and exact dates are unclear in the text.
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Sy. Élergyman
Edhool
Velizious
Erdlaes If
Insane Minne sota Prom Moment in Chicago
Andrew Johnson Wilis was sent from Minnesota to an asylum in Dun ning. He claimed officials transported him to Chicago and alleged others followed, but state asylum officials deny the story. Jemsen says he was sent to Minnesota due to relatives request. reports call the tale untrue.
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Chicago
Andrew “Jonson
Dunning
Garter
Minnesota Suite
Minnesota
Jim
Wisconsin State Line
Minnesot Asylum
Keeners
St. Paul
Jemsen
Minols
Tension at Allegheny Seminary Over Rev Wilson Dispute
The Allegheny Seminary faces internal strife as students refuse to recite church history to Rev John Wilson J D professor of church history. Factions form within the United Presbyterian church amid board resignations and ongoing tensions tied to Wilson’s earlier election.
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Dr. Wilson
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Logical Seminary
John Wilson
J. D
Wilson
United Presbyteriian Church
Allegheny Seminary
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
United Presbyterian Denomination
Confeanodt Windisch Confesses to Pastors Murder
Cecorge Windisch, condemned in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania for the murder of his wife, confessed to his pastor Rev. G A Strunty detailing that she attacked him with a cleaver. He opposes a Supreme Court appeal for financial reasons. He deposited 415 for a coffin and left 400 to Stranty to share between Wind Alsch’s two children.
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Confeanodt
Wilkesbarre
Avril d
Cecorge Windisch
G. A. Strunty
Southeran Church
Bald
Supreme Court
Stranty
Win- Alsch
Attempted Capitol Wreck Report from Jackson
In Jackson Mississippi last night an attempt to wreck the state capitol was thwarted when Secretary of State Power, at 10 o clock, heard noises near his office door. Looking through the window he saw men digging at the wall between the door and a window, who fled when spotted. Legislators had pushed for a new building but no action was taken, and some belief arose that vested interests sought to force progress.
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Capitol
Jackson
Miss
State Capitol
Delock
Steel Trust Plan Urges Regulating U S Steel Prices
In New York on April 2 a group of prominent steel manufacturers gathered with the aim to regulate production and prices. They insisted they do not seek a trust but would set a price to exclude imported steel and control competition.
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Nu Steel Trust
New York
United States
Americans Released in Cuba Rebel Arrest Case
Washington reports that the U S consul general cables that Moreng Rodriguez and two Bomelians will be released today. The American citizens held under arrest in Cuba on suspicion of rebel participation are cleared for release, pending final formalities.
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Washington
United States
Gen
Willams
Havyina
State Department
Moreng Rodriguez
Bomelians
Cube
Gun misfire maims man while shooting crows
William Shea was handling a gun to shoot crows when it discharged, severing his right arm at the shoulder. The incident occurred last night and left him unable to continue. Local authorities were notified and an investigation may follow.
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Wen
Mion
William Shea
River at Chattanooga Reaches Danger Line Rising Fast
River at Chattanooga nears the danger line as water climbs to 33 feet and continues rising eight inches per hour. Upstream reports show the level may hold steady, signaling potential widespread flooding concerns for the area.
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Chattanooga
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Newport Bridge
Sarasow
Stapension Bride
Ashland Merchants Deliver Due to Big Snow Storm
Ashland Wisconsin merchants report forced to deliver goods as heavy snow covers roads making travel nearly impossible. Local businesses struggle to reach customers amid worsening conditions.
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Ashland
Wis
Ashlnod
Mutilated bodies spur manhunt on Davenport farm
Police at Davenport pursue a sprawling murder case after a decomposed body is found at the Basthan farm. Reports detail a second victim, missing workers Henry Metisen and Lewis, and a $500 reward from Teck Island supervisors. Suspects include a man named Brathan and a lead named Rosthin, with confrontations and arrests planned as deputies guard the scene.
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Rourke Island
Ths
Apolh
Tyndredas
John
Leuderhoch
T. Pila
Henry Bastian
Suleida
Dobre Landabach
Montara
Saka
Wmder
Basha
Leh
Bastiin
Davenport
Sehodk
Immer
Sugpleton
Brathan
Teck Islnd
Muntely
Rosthin
Henry Metisen
Ima
Lewis
Masta Tlonry
Dether
Bastian
Chengo
Basthan
Grand Jury Summons in Chicago Over $800 Bribe Claim
Chicago grand jury summons all county commissioners after Judge Payne cites documentary evidence that Commissioner McNichols accepted an $800 bribe to influence a murder indictment. Judge Payne is subpoenaed. Developments are expected to be sensational as Fort Snelling gains attention for potential use as a battalion headquarters per Lamont.
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Chicago
Board of County — Commissioners
Grand
Grand Jury
Payne
Effeet
McNichols
Washington
Lamont
Fort Snelling
Ge. Taemont
Col. Kiefer
Port Snellkyg
Locke
Harvard to establish chair of Prussian language soon
Minnenola Man Ghoxen Cambridge Mags April SL reports a Prussian language chair will be set at Harvard next year. Prof Welner of Minnenala University, a Slavonic scholar born in Poland, will hold the post for five years with Russian grammar and reading next offered and Servian language to follow.
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Minnenola
Froxsel to Death in Byron Wisconsin
April 3 report from Byron Wisconsin states Jolu Poxon a prominent and wealthy fawger was found under a fence in a terrile condition. His hands and face were frostbitten and he cannot live. He was on his way home intoxicated and the incident is under investigation.
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Froxsel
Byron
Wis
Jolu Poxon
Untitled Note on Sudden Tragic Fall
A 45 year old individual named Carla Fatthiens Pamily and others fell from a vehicle in Wagah last night. The dying person left behind a wife and eleven children.
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Carla Fatthiens Pamily
Fergus Kalla
Minin
y—Garl Wiko
Debated Appropriations Fight for Purity and Colleges
A lengthy House debate centered on appropriations for private sectarian institutions in Washington and a major grant to Howard University. Voters divided along party lines with reps supporting a $32,600 allocation while opponents argued the measure merged private and sectarian interests.
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Sia Ih
Ion
Washington
Wisagin
Honay
Libson
teAehigan Republiaa
Hausa
Mitdat
Corday
Howard Universlty
Wyins
Mather
Neby
Wihrose
Eha House
Elty Oliens
Gorman
Biking
Ryan Capture In Chileano Burglary Case Sparks Extradition
In Minneapolis and Chicago, Ryan, accused of burgling Folin Orth, president of Orth Brewing Co., and Gov. Clone, was arrested after escaping during sheriff transfers. Two Justice Agency operatives tracked him to May and Tandelph streets, leading to Deputy Sheriff Andersen’s arrest of Ryan early morning.
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Minneapolia
Chicago
Daiu Ryn
Burgoyne
Warty
Ryan
Folin Orth
Orth Brewing Company
Minneapolis
Riot Tensions at Consolidated Steel and Wire Plant
Cleveland April 8 police held in reserve as a riot threat loomed at the Consolidated Steel and Wire works after wage cuts prompted possible strike. Workers gathered and threatened to attack newsrooms while the company sought protection and turned over security duties to authorities.
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Almonto
Cleveland
Ohio
Consolidated Steel and Wire Company
Fire Devastates Brunswick Businesses In 1900s Blaze
In Milton Brunswick Ga on April 3 a major fire swept through the town damaging several prosperous enterprises. Estimated losses reach 500000 with 400000 insured. Firefighters gained control by 4 30 p m. Charles Smith of Brunswick and Western railroad was overcome by heat.
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Lown Hale
Milton
Brunswick
Charles Smith
Brunswick & Western Railroad
Heish Pomeroy Dying in Blythbourn Illinois
Milwaukee dispatch reports the dying of brick Pomeroy, noted writer editor and promoter once behind Pomeroy's Democrat at La Crosse Wisconsin. The press says his disease is dropsy and recovery is deemed unlikely, with death expected in days. He later published a paper in New York City which caused disastrous results.
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Pomeroy
Milwaukee
Arrest of Matt Adams Arrested in Mugla District
In Southampton Mugla the Winkervtan agency today received word of the arrest of Matt Adams, the alleged county clerk of Denver Arapahoe county Colorado. Adams is charged with fleeing Denver last November with about 760000 belonging to the county and various individuals.
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Arrvated Innglund
Chicago
Southampton
Mugla
Matt Adams
Denver
Arapahoe County
Colorado
Adama
Varius
Logetug Ronda Exempt From Train Safety and Medal Orders
The president approved the act exempting Ring trains from safety equipment requirements and the joint resolution authorizing Benjamin Harrison to accept medals from Spain and Brazil.
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Washington
Benjamin Harrison
Spain
Brazil
Trinity Cansured verdict on Hudson Street fire deaths
A coroner jury found Trinity Corporation liable for four deaths from suffocation in a Hudson Street tenement fire last Sunday due to lack of five escapes. In Wisconsin, James Gustafson of Superior is believed to have perished in the storm.
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Trinity
Weat Superior
Wis
James Gustafson
Hast Superior
Cho Storin
Obscure Inventions Seen in Patent Listings
A garbled OCR list names inventors and items across multiple states and cities. Mentions include William D. Arnett of Paria Idaho, Olaf Christ ianson of St Paul Minnesota, George Cleveland from Little Oak Washington, and others like Frank Hovalen Portland Oregon. Items listed include wheels plow, water elevator, bottle washing machine, axe and mx handle, and a patent sniper with numbers 100, 611 and 912.
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Derson
Ff Mihn
William D. Arnett
Paria
Idaho
Olaf Christianson
St. Paul
Min
George
W. Cleveland
Little. Oak
Waah
Oly C. Gosprud
Grant
Frank Hovalen
Minn
Mudhead Confronts Employer Over Unaccounted Shortfall
Dialogue centers on Mudhead denying knowledge of a persistent shortfall in his account with an employer. The exchange hints at a tense financial discrepancy, with Mudhead insisting he cannot explain the missing funds. The odd phrasing suggests a play or column excerpt set in San Francisco.
Open land near Red River valley to settlement May 1
A July 11 notice announces open settlement of a tract east of the Red River valley near a Great Northern railway branch line. Prospective buyers from Crookston, Woxston, Mclntosh, and Kint River Walls are invited to visit the land office at Crookston before proceeding to the reservation. Tickets via Crookston and the Great Northern Railway place buyers near the land.
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Tdinn
Meservail
Red River Valley
Woxston
Mclntosh
Kint River
Towin
Great Northern Railway
United States Land Office Ia
Crookston
Daraong
Whitney
St. Vow
Avien
Fragmentary Toledo business and health ad notices
Colloquial, garbled text shows Toledo business references CHENRY & Co. and OC HALL, plus a late 19th century notary statement by W. Glirason. Also an outsider health claim for Luke Catarrh Cure and Dr. Ouranny & Co. with a medicine mailing note.
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State OF
KANT
ENICY
W. Glirason
Luke
Ournny & CO
Talada
Commercial Value of South Africa Trade Stated
The article notes that South Africa’s annual trade is valued at £377,000,000. It mentions reactions from a San Francisco publication and includes a light exchange about a business discussion, reflecting context of the era.
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South Africa
Bacon’s Cambridge Years and Logical Writings Highlighted
The note recalls Francis Bacon entering Cambridge at thirteen, composing during adolescence against Aristotelian logic, and by twenty-six completing the Navum Organum, signaling his early scholarly trajectory.
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Bacon
Cambridge
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Tonevring
League
Stephen D. Dewinion
Northwestern Tailyeralty
H.C. Lindley
Michigan University
J. C. Heming
Ann Arbor
Koerner
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San Francisco
San Irancisco
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Hood
Hoot & Co
Lowatt
Mrs. Wickwire
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Wickwire
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Hostetter
Maud
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Maoud
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