Massacre Report Sparks Wide Indian War Hysteria
Reports from Market Lake and Jackson’s Hole detail massacres of all residents, with U S troops dispatched from Cheyenne to the Fall River country. Couriers describe burned cabins and widespread fear as Union Pacific confirms citable telegrams of mass killings in Idaho and Wyoming frontier areas.
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Pocatello, Ids
William Ross
Ross, Grey & Wyatt
Market Lake
St. Anthony
Jackson's Hole
United States
Chyenne
Fall River Country
Sargent
Jackson’s Hole
Hale
Denver
Ida
M. J. Gray
L M. Tart
Sanator Hamer
Illinois
T. BR. Hamer
Letan
Grand Teton
Jackson
Teton Range
Teton Basin
Teton River
Idaho
Hoback Basin
Conant Trail
Yellowstone National Park
Roxbury
Omaha
Union Pacific
Union Pacifico
Borsx
the Statesman
Iniane
Commercial Agency View on July Trade Outlook
Don & Company reviews indicate small but steady new business with openings of closed works and labor returns improving. Wheat yields are down in Pueblo and the Dakotas, with price up 34 cents. Cotton holds at 7 cents. nails and iron prices rise. rails orders in 1895 show growth. textiles demand improves. weekly U S failures 217 vs 249 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G Don & Co
Pueble
Dakotas
Bessemer Pig
Chicago
United States
Canada
Duke of York Opens International Geographical Congress
London July 27 The International Geographical congress opened with Kingly reception by the Duke of York honorary president. Delegates from many nations were introduced, including General A W Graeley W W Rockhill and Judge Charles P Daly. Meetings run eight days until August 3.
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London
International Geographical Congress
Duke of York
A. W. Graeley
W. W. Rockhill
Charles P. Daly
American Geographical Society
Judge Daly
State Central Committees Plan Springfield Meeting
State central committees in Illinois announce a meeting in Springfield set for July with representatives and party organizers to discuss campaign strategies and upcoming elections. The notice outlines logistics and participation details for committee members.
Political committees set on action after Remann death
A Democratic committee will convene Tuesday or Wednesday next week to act on the death of Representative Remann and other matters of moment. Rumors say the committee will also address alleged doodling in the legislature.
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Democratic Committee
Representative Remann
Farm tragedy near Minneapolis endangers fireman family
In Minnesota a 14 year old girl Maggie Craigie was found shot at a farm 17 miles west of Minneapolis. Freddy Lange confessed to accidentally firing the shotgun that killed her after hours of questioning.
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Minneapolis
Ernest Lange
Maggie Craigie
Charles Craigie
Minneapolis Fire Department
Jealousy Chief Cause in Binghamton Merchant Suicide
Five minutes after an interview with his intended bride Voorey Barrett a prominent Binghamton merchant shot himself. Barrett had become engaged to Miss Georgia Earl a school teacher of the city. A recent sighting of Miss Earl with an artist who had returned from Italy is believed to have stirred Barrett's jealousy.
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Binghamton
N. Y
Voorey Barrett
Georgia Earl
Italy
Misa Earl
Barrett
Monu ment to be erected in Mexico for independence heroes
In Mexico City a monument will be placed in San Jose chapel to honor independence heroes Hidalgo Morales Jiminez Alonds Matamoras and Aldama. Their exhumed bones dry in the sun will be housed in a bronze urn atop the monument.
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City of
Mexico
San Jose
Hildalgo Morales
Jiminez
Allends
Matamoras
Aldama
Hildago
Diaz
Arviza
United States
Arizona
Gutefrex
Ottumba
Cherokee Bill Seizes Revolver and Kills Guard in Jail Break Attempt
Cherokee Bill grabbed a new pearl-handled 44-caliber revolver and fatally wounded Larry Keating, the oldest guard, during a jail breakout at the United States jail in Murders' Row. Deputy marshals and others pursued him as he fired from his cell. he surrendered after giving up the pistol to Henry Starr. Josie Brown, his sister, is arrested in connection with obtaining the weapon.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Cherokee Bill
Murderers' Row
United States
Larry Keating
Turney Hoff
Turnkey McConnell
Hoff
Keating
McConnell
Parker
Bill
Henry Starr
Josie Brown
Acting interior official backs Winnebago land leases
The acting secretary of the interior informs the Nebraska delegation that the US circuit court at St Louis has approved Captain Becks leasing plan for Winnebago lands and urges settlers to proceed with leases through Captain Beck. He asks why settlers should not take this course.
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Waashington
Secretary of the Interior
Nebraska
Becky&uter
United States Circuit Cours
St. Louis
Beck
Oats Harvest Advances in Chickasaw County
In New Hampton on July 27 the oats harvest is over half finished with some lodging. Modern binders have gathered most of the crop, while unusually heavy straw boosts the hay outlook. A few threshers report yields of sixty eighty and ninety bushels per acre.
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New Hampton
Chickasaw County
Strike of Michigan Miners at Ishpeming Mines
Nine Ishpeming and Negaunee mines report Cleveland directors will grant a slight wage advance but refuse to negotiate with the strikers as a group. Workers are invited to meet at their respective mines Monday morning for a conference.
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Michigan
Ishpeming
Ishpeming and
Negaunee
Cleveland
Two Record Runners to Race Ten Miles for Trophy
Pred Titus of New York holder of the world one hour mark and Harry Maddox of Asbury Park holder of the world ten mile record are paired to ride ten miles for a valuable trophy on Aug. 4 under the National Cycle and Athletic Club of Manhattan Beach.
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New York
Pred Titus
Harry Maddox
Asbury Park
National Cycle and Athletic Club
Manhattan Beach
Times Estimates the Union Majority
The Times reports that the Unionist majority, now 144, will reach 150 in the polls. Current tallies show Conservatives 336 Liberal Unionists 68 total Unionists 404 Liberals 161 McCarthyites 65 Parnellites 12 Labor 2 total opposition 24 Net Unionist gain 86.
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London
Times
Calone
Llberals
McCarthyites
Parnellites
Labor
Record of Severe Storm Hits County with Flooding
A major storm swept through the county on July 27. Two inches of rain fell and a hail storm up to two miles wide damaged central areas. Lightning caused additional damage as the region endured extensive destruction.
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Por
Australian Natives Massacred in Bismarck Archipelago
A boat with a crew of ten natives was massacred in the Bismarck archipelago near Sipogy New South Wales area July 22. The incident is reported from Australian sources citing a maritime disaster involving indigenous crew members.
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Sipogy
Bismarck Archapelaga
Davidson's Crime and Suspected Alibi in Ida Hutchinson Case
Indianapolis July 27. Public suspicion centers on Linson as the likely killer of Ida Hutchinson. Charles Davidson, an insurance agent, is accused of assaulting Ida and seeks an alibi while investigators weigh Linson’s whereabouts Friday night and Saturday morning. Residents doubt Linson's Urbana and Danville claims, noting informal sightings and an alleged late-night stay near the Williams home.
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Indianapolis
Ida Hutchinson
Charles Davidson
Mutual Insurance Company of
Freeman Bowers
North McLain Street
West
Davidson
Lulu Taylor
Gata
Linson
Urbana
Williams
Dynamite found on Belt rails prompts inquiry in Indianapolis
Thirteen fused sticks of dynamite were found cleared from the Belt tracks in Indianapolis. Officials led by Superintendent Zion seek motive for placement, fearing a blast could destroy a freight train and damage the line. Separate dispatches note Good Templars in Montgomery county campaigning against saloon keepers, a burglary of Dr. Hazlewood’s English residence, and a fatal fight in Marietta driven by jealousy.
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Indianapolis
Zion
Indianapolis Union Railway
Union Station
City Faces Informal Boycott Linked to Mayor Whitesides
Antagonism grows in several wards against Mayor L F Whitesides whose vote enabled passage. An informal bread boycott targets the mayor who runs a bakery.
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L F. Whitesides
Josie Dearringer Acquitted in Sarver Family Poisoning Case
Crothersville July 27 Josie Dearringer was tried for complicity with Della Belknap in the murder by poisoning of the Sarver family and was acquitted. Local coverage notes the verdict details and trial proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crothersville
Josie Dearringer
Della Belknap
Sarver
Numerous crimes and incidents in scattered reports
Abbreviated telegrams describe fire destroying a hotel and stores in Yellow Springs Ohio, a civil rights suit in Pittsburg, paralysis of a White House coachman, a proposed consolidation of tire makers, a murder arrest in Brooklyn, and other varied events from fires to divorces, missing salesmen, abuse cases, and mob activity across several states.
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Yellow Springs
B.S Jones
Pittsburg
Schenley Park Association Company
Allegheny
William Willis
White House
United States
William Henry
Brooklyn
Charles Henry
Sandy Hook
Marquette Range
Michigan
M. Starr
Charles Herron
Morgan, Jones & Co
Toledo
Annie Haney
South Charleston
Albert Payne
Deering Harvester Works
Chicago
Joseph Meny
New York
Meny
Los Angeles
Cal
Hobart and
West State Streets
Susan B Anthony fainting spell during Lakeside assembly
Susan B Anthony experienced a brief fainting spell after speaking at the Lakeside assembly yesterday afternoon. She recovered quickly and appeared in good health and spirits by last night, with the strain of the platform and heat cited as the cause.
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Lakeside Assembly
Susan B. Anthony
Knights of Labor boycott spreads like wildfire says Soverdge
In Kansas City on July 27 Grand Master Ian Soverdge praised the Knights of Labor boycott as taking off "like wildfire" and being carried out to the letter. In Augusta Joseph M Manley announced the Republican committees will meet in Washington in December to pick the next convention site and date instead of November as previously reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ian Soverdge
Knights of Labor
Republican National Committee
Augusta
Election Riots at Magyasso Meet Magistrate Choice
Riots broke out during an election for magistrate at Magyasso Hungary as peasants stormed the town hall. Gendarmes fired on rioters. one hour were killed and twenty wounded with thirty arrested.
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Hungary
Vienna
Magyasso
Markets News From New York and Chicago Trading Floors
Money on call was easy at 1 percent while sterling and government securities held steady. Quotations from the Board of Trade show wheat, corn, oats, and fats futures with mixed closes, and Chicago live stock markets report receipts and price ranges for hogs, cattle, and sheep as of July 26.
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New York
Mercantile
JBL
Sterling
Bankers’ Billy
United States
New 4
Liles
Board of ‘Trade
Chicago
Union
Uwogs
Texas
Color Line Down Affects Grand Army Encampment
Col umbus Ohio reports recall of an article claiming a color line at the Louisville Grand Army encampment. Director General Milliken denied the claim as malicious false and pledged equal welcome to all races. The letter urged denouncement. citizens committeemen confirmed no discrimination and readiness to accommodate both white and colored comrades.
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Falls City
Milliken
CoL_umsBus
Grand Army
Louisville
Wells Post
Reed
Cleveland Gazette
Citizens’ Committee
Ail
Citizens Committee
J. H. Milliken
House Fire Kills Four Hick Family Children in Stone Gap
At night in Stone Gap Virginia on July 27 John Hicks home burned. Four of his children died in the blaze and his wife and another child were badly burned. Fire discovered too late to save more than the parents and one child on the lower floor.
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Bie Stone Gap
John Hick
A Tale of Two Nations by W. H. Harvey promotes de monetization
Ale Two Nations presents a love story that traces the history of de monetization and its alleged harms to American prosperity. The popular edition is sold for 25 cents with extra quality paper at 50 cents and cloth at $1.00.
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W. H. Harvey
The Latest by W. H. Harvey 192 Page Illustrated Edition
A popular edition priced at 25 cents offers exposure of the 1873 crime and the Harvey Laughlin joint debate. The volume is described as highly instructive within the series and sent on receipt of payment by Simms-Post in Fort Wayne.
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W. H. Harvey
Harvey-Laughlin
Simes-Post
Fort Wayne
Wabash Offers Complete Great Lakes Ticket Line
At the Wabash ticket office in this city a full range of single and round trip tickets to all Great Lakes ports is on sale via Toledo and Detroit. Routes cover Buffalo Erie Cleveland Mackinac Island Chicago and Duluth among intermediate points. The modern fast steel steamers promise speed and comfort with a travelers encyclopedia book Mid-Summer Voyages available on request. State room reservations and tickets are obtainable by telephone No. 6. R G Thompson, Passenger & Ticket Agent.
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Wabash
Toledo
Detroit
Great Lakes
Buffalo
Erie
Cleveland
Mackinac Island
Chicago
Duluth
Wabash Ticket Office
R. G. Thompson
Linwood Park Resort Promotes Nickel Plate Excursion Tickets
Linwood Park Vermillion Ohio sits on Lake Eries south shore offering a delightful summer resort. Nickel Plate railroad excursion tickets are available throughout the summer season for visitors and travelers seeking seaside leisure.
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Linwood Park
Vermillion, C
Lake Erie
Corn's Financial School and Coin Ue To Date
A historical advertisement touts W. H. Harvey's Corn's Financial School with 150 pages and 64 illustrations, priced at 50 cents paper, 25 cents popular edition. It promotes Urvo Date edition at 200 pages and 50 illustrations, with varied bindings and prices up to 1.09. Fort Wayne Times-Post notes availability and mailing options.
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Coin’s Financial School
W. H. Harvey
Corn
Chicago
Financial School
United States
Times-Post
Fort Wayne
Excursion to Niagara Falls by Lake Erie & Western R R
Lake Erie and Western R R offers a low price excursion on August 8 1895 to Niagara Falls with side trips to Lewiston on the Lake Ontario and Toronto return options. Special Sunday visit from Brockton Junction to Chautauqua Lake free of charge. Tickets valid through August 13 1895 with sleeping car and chair car accommodations available.
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Lake Erie & Western R. R
Cleveland
Chautauqua Lake
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Lewiston-on-the-Lake
Lake Ontario
Toronto
Lewiston
Thousand Islands
Falls
Brockton Junction
Chautauqu Ta Lake
Whirlpool Rapids
Garfield
F. Daly
Gen. Pass
Indianapolis
Ind
New York Palace
New York Vestibule Limited
Pacific Limited Express
Kansas City Express
Cannonball
Kansas City
R. G. Thompson
Fort Wayne
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Redskin Revenge
DON & Company's
Wales
Springfield
Springfeld
Jong
Idagebhard
Harrison
Idan Gebhard
John Herg
Herig
River Avenue
William
Ida Gebhara
Henry
Danville
Ills
Indianapoli Belt Road
Crawfordsville
Good Templars
Montgomery County
George R. Hazlwood
Hazlewood
Albuquerque
N. M
Charles Enlow
Charlies Dustin
Marietta
General Harrison
Soldiers’ Monument
William Henry Harrison
Hamn
Sulptor Mahloney
Mahoney
Winona Assembly
Eaedy Lakk
Miles
Cornet
Collet
Roberts’ Park
M. H. Church
Branc
Jeffersonville
Josie Derringer
Spink Lane
Mion
Abbie Gardner
Abbie Gardner Sharp
State of Missouri
Hannibal
Emmett Divers
J. W. Cain
Calloway County
Weaver
Ralls County
Anthony Overo
New York Financial
Chicago Grain and Produce
Hinda Firemenu
Decatur
Illinois Firemen
A. L. Clark
Ms. Carroll
Monmouth
Ms. Carrell
Degatur
Silino
Solans
Senate
Hogan's House
House
the Great Lakes
P Syne
Nisglrs Falls
Lake Erie and Western R. RR
Peoria
Muncie
MD Bloomington
Comnersville
Luffayette
Rushville
Michigan City
Hee
Cambridge City
Tipton
Fremont
Lima
Sandusky
Pentasylvenia Station
Pennsylvania
Ines
Pennsylvania Station
Wayne, Ind
M. Limited
East
Boston
Cleveland Mail
Eastern Express
Tucca! Freight
Nod
Iitago Express
Aienzo Mail
Extern Express
Freight
Depary
A. W. Johnston
B. F. Horner
Jeveland
O. M.C. Bauer
Fort Warne
Indiana
Ft. Wayne
Gisennat & Louisvill
Lake Erie & Western Railroads
Connersville
New Castle
Léa Ave
Fort Wayre
Lotze
B.S. Philley
Ft. Ww
L.ailroad
C F Daly
HC Parser
Indianap- 116
New York and
Boston Limited
Toledo Express
Tiantie Express
Bonoprere Tereeees
Lafayette
Vrestic Express
Lafayette Accom
St. Louis Limited
Pasceneer
Indianapollis
Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad
Grand Rapids
N Ft
Rome City
Richmond
Cincinnati
Girand Rapids
J.C. Peltier
Snvertaker
West Wayne St
Hamilton National Bank
Charles McCulloch
John Mohg, JR
Emery
Cor
Cass and
Wells Streets
Gust. Schubert
Dyer
E. Main ST
White National Bank
Fort Wayne, Ind
McKinzle, Propiater
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