Attempted murder against Phil Armour shocks city
Report claims two striker sympathizers plotted to poison Phil D Armour and family with buckwheat laced with strychnine. A Pinkerton inquiry follows. a boy delivered the package from Tebbetts Garland grocers at Wabash and Twenty first. A stranger warned Armour and guards were placed on the house.
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Phil Armour
Phil D. Armour
Journal of the 17Th Inst
Stock Yard
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Rmour
Prairie Avenue
Tebbetts & Garland,grocers
Wabash Avenue
Twentyfirst Street
Mr. Armour
Dakota Case Settled Over Indian Lands in Fargo
The U S supreme court ruling by Justice Field affirms the Northern Pacific railroad land title after a long dispute with Peronto, a Dakota claimant. Peronto’s pre emption entry on section 7 township 139 range 48 Pembina was contested as the land had been withdrawn for railroad use before Indian title extinguishment. The decision upholds the road’s exclusion from settlement and confirms title in the railroad.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Don
Buttz
Northern Pacific Railroad
Justice Field
Peronto
Fargo
Oak
Pembina Land District
Secretary of the Interior
General Land Office
Supreme Court of the Territory
Supreme Court of the United States
Sureine Court of Dakota
Treasury
Cleveland Hall
Chicago
Gary
Auberon Herbert
Earl of Carnarvon
Newark
N. J
St. Mary's Abbey
Father Phranegle
St. Vincent Abbey
Latrobe
Pittsburg
United States
George Walker
Paris
Rollins
New York
Juan Petre Terry
Kate Louise Terry
New York City
Tis
London
Arthur Sebright
Mr. Sebright
Dakota
Duncan J. Grace
Harrington
W. J. Jackson
Iowa
Swan Lake
D. Smith
Elkhart
J. A. Sage
Innesota
Campbell
Bartlett T. McNairy
Maple Lets
R. King
Wisconsin
Elroy
A. All
Charles Francis Adams
Lamar
Union Pacific Railroad
Boston
Seacetcas
Mex
Garcia Cadena
Cardena
Porfirio Diaz
Eryage
Diaz
Cadena
Dixon
Emerald
Lake Michigan
Bonneterre
Bess
Stockwell
Young Stockwell
Bess’ Youns
Minnie
St. Louis
Recent Land Once Decisions
The secretary of the interior ruled in the Camp case that absence from a preemption claim to gain livelihood cannot invalidate the residence requirement. Mrs. Camp, 57, entered land in April 1884, built a substantial house, invested in improvements, and cultivated crops while working at Devil's Lake. Her acts showed good faith, and absence for earnings could not defeat her entry.
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Washington Special
Sparks
Lena
Secretary of the Interior
Josephine A. Camp
Devil's Lake
General Land Office
Price Illness Baffles Milw County as Congressman Nearing End
Dr. Marks of Milwaukee visited Congressman Price, whose stomach cancer and kidney issues threaten his life. Price asked for an honest prognosis and, after hearing it, quipped that he doubted the doctor’s view. He plans to make a will and arrange affairs as weeks of suffering seem likely. Price, 62, remains stubbornly hopeful despite declining nourishment.
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Black River Falls
Milwaukee Sentinel
Marks
Milwaukee
Congressman Price
Price
State Central Committee
Beaulieu Sues Agent Over White Earth Ejectment
Washington special notes Beaulieu, a mixed descent man, sued Agent Sheehan for ejecting him from the White Earth reservation and for loss of printing materials. The Indian bureau asserts unlimited authority to remove violators, citing Standing Bear v Crook. The commissioner may eject any person whose presence harms Indians or order, upheld when power exists.
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Washington
Beaulieu
White Earth
Sheehan
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Indian Bureau
Dunday
United States
Standing Bear
G. E. Crook
Uni States Circuit Court
Dillon
Circuit Courta
Divorce case leads with Mrs. Hopkins and Amos L. Hopkins
Formal divorce proceedings are filed by Mrs. Lawrence Hopkins against Amos L. Hopkins, vice president of the Missouri Pacific, amid public intrigue about a separation. The suit, defended by prominent counsel, follows months of rumored estrangement and a claim tied to a former maid. Additional items note army orders, Bulgaria Russia tensions, and other national happenings.
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New York
Lawrence Hopkins
Amos L. Hopkins
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Mark Hopkins
Williams College
Hopkins
Eminent Council
Frame Houses the Safer In Earthquakes Report
The Charleston News notes brick buildings crumble in earthquakes while frame houses largely endure. It cites upheaval dynamics, gravity, and the lack of horizontal force as reasons, contrasting with land slip theories and referencing McGee.
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Charleston
8. C
McGee
Earthquake Commission
A Foolish and Stubborn Belle in the Regency of Remedies
A critique of purgative overuse among the ignorant, praising Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for dyspepsia and related ailments. Advert lines promote Brown's Iron Bitters and Dr Pierce's Pellets, noting vegetable ingredients and curative claims. Mention of Lieut Pettit shot in Leavenworth. Snow blockade continues in South Dakota.
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Hostetter
James 8. Pettit
Leavenworth
South Dakota
Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promises Relief From Ailments
An advertisement claims Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription will ease periodical pains, irregularities, and internal inflammation, with a promise of curing misplacements and related disorders. The price is reduced to one dollar and available at druggists. A note adds that railway traffic is greatly impeded across Iowa and Nebraska.
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Iowa
Nebraska
Coticuna
Coricuna
Cariouna
Porren Dave and Corymical Co
Boston
Mass
Czar Orders Kaulbars to Leave Bulgaria If Demands Not Met
The czar directs Gen Kaulbars to depart Bulgaria at once if the regency does not dismiss Gen Mutkuroff at Philippopolis for arresting a Russian cavalryman. If he leaves, Kaulbars is to place the Russian in Bulgaria and Eastern Roumelia under the care of the general agent of Austria.
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E. A. Garlington
Seventh Cavalry
Adjutant General
Army
State Department
Garlington
United States
Maury
Bogota
Legation
War Department
Russia
Nicholas of
Mingrelia
Bulgaria
Alexander
Kaulbars
Philippopolis
Civil Service Commissioners
Philadelphia
Harrity
Reary Ivenis Civil Service Farm Association
Naval
Blaine
London
Austria
Italy
Turkey
Prince of
Mengrelia
A. B. Paget
Vienna
Count Kalnoky
England
Black Sea
Danube
J. Farnes
Minneapolis
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin State University
Norway
Germany
Carrie Rothe
Deerfield
Dane County
Nneapolis
Chicago
Perry O'Meara
Lake Shore
O'Meara
Toledo
George D. Wise
Richmond
Wise
William Lamb
Norfolk
Tennessee
John Parnell
Charles Stewart Parnell
New York
Ireland
Henry
Tudor
Charles
American Shropshire Sheep Registry Association
8. H. Todd
Wakeman
Ohio
Alba J.burrius
Robert Dwyer
Chris Conn
Duncan C. Robertson
I. A. Bardwell
Lillie McPherson
Garcia Cardenas
Zacatecas
Mex
Baron Heine
Heinrich Heine
Czar
Mutkuroff
Roumaes
Ofia
Canada
Nell Ant
Tris Aod
Renner Manufacturing Co
Smithfield St
Pittsburg
Train wreck at Jones Ferry rocks Plymouth to Pittsburg
A landslide at Jones Ferry near Pittsburg derailed a slow moving train. The Cincinnati sleeper and two other cars were badly damaged, eight passengers seriously hurt, and Otto Wolberg died at Stillwater. Fergus Falls fire destroyed Union House with about 2060 dollars loss. Canadian budget shows a deficit of 5800000.
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Jones' Ferry
Pittsburg
Jones’ Ferry
Cincinnati
Fergus Falls
The Boy Who Munches Green Sza Time to Night
A boy consumes greens all day and fears a night of mischief. He expects a sharp colic attack around midnight, alarming the family. If his mother keeps Perry Davis’s Pain Rutver on hand, the trouble subsides quickly.
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Perry Davis
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Promoted for Consumption
The ad touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery to cleanse blood and cure tubercular consumption, noting scrofulous impurity removal and urging ten-cent stamps for a complete treatise with cures. Also mentions Buffalo address World’s Trademark Medical Association and Joliet fire loss figures, Sunday-law arrests, Buckingham’s Dye, and Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral for lung health.
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Dr. Pierce
Medical Association
Buffalo
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Chatham
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Rockies
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Sutterstreet
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Yale
Isaac Atwater
J. G. Pyle
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Harris Richardson
Belle
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Otto Wolberg
Stillwater
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J.P. Allen
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Dederick’s Hay
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Mason & Hamlin Organ and Piano Co
Lydia E. Pinkham
J. C. Bryant's College
C. M. Sites & Co
Washington, D. C
BR. B
A. P. Lacey
Patens
Halle
Lebbanen
Louis Baggar & Co
Washington, DC
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Joseph Gillotts
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Tare Beam Tod Team
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Amton
Minneapoli
Jorne
W. J. Horne
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Montgomery Ward & CO
Tutt
T. Williams
Balistbury
Dr. Tutt
Tufts Liver Pills
Murray St., N. Y
Woodward & Company
Corn Exchange
Enneapolis
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