Indians in Wyoming Face Starvation and Resistance
August reports describe tensions with Sioux and other tribes near Oregon Buttes and Red Water Creek. Governors warn of armed bands resisting reservation orders while officials instruct agents to secure return of Indians to reservations amid mounting fear of conflict.
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South Para
Chuysun
Wyo
Abi
Rivburde
South Pase
Frotont County
Red Water Creek
Fremont County
Trme
Wasnixerox
Fackaon Hole
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Richards
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Tudinne
Browning
Prompr
Indiana
Unitah
Oanny
Fort Duchenna
Utah
Fort Washakie
Pins Ridge
South Dakota
Lemhi
Wayne centennial brightens Ohio celebration in 1894
Thousands gather at Greenville Ohio to mark General Anthony Wayne’s treaty of peace with Native nations. Governor McKinlay attends as lawmakers note Wayne’s military career from his Pennsylvania youth to leadership in the Northwest, linking his deeds to the future states Ohio Illinois Indiana Minnesota and Iowa.
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Gaesivius
Ohio
Anthony Waynela
H.C. Gerber
McKinlay
Wayne
Anthony Wayne
England
Ireland
Iteglf
Pennsylvania
Chester
Abhout
Atnte
Hegan
Psigne
Washington
New York
Sheridan
Gates
Carlaton
Howe
Cornwallis
America
Northwest
Ohile
Ilinoig
Indiana
Minnesota
Iowa
Annexation debate nears joint U S resolution in Hawaii
Honolulu reports a push to instruct President Dole to reopen annexation talks with the United States. Native Hawaiian leaders pass resolutions urging action before the Senate adjourns, while U S Minister Willis cites a prima facie indemnity claim against Hawaii over the January arrests. Report also notes business meetings in San Francisco and a fatal lumber yard blaze in Michigan.
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Bax Faaroueo
Ang
Mariposs
Sydney
Auckland
Vis Samo
Honolulu
Ingenaien
Dole
United States
Senate
Hatch
Wills
James Durrell
State Department
Willie
Hutch
Durrell
Fawaii
Inwn
Willis
Dupree
Nym
Washington
Hawaii
Nana
Willis’ Jetter
James Horsburg, Jr
San Francisco
St Weetport
Lavigne Anderada
Keats
Fie Départment
Noaa
McNelly
Stiles
Forced to an Issue Testing Monroe Doctrine Syndicate
An Americas Syndicate from Minnesota reports closing negotiations with Venezuela to open markets for American capital and manufacturers, implying a Monroe Doctrine test with Great Britain. The Grinico River concession is said to be worth millions and involves colonists, mines, and placer operations amid British authority.
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Gr. Pave
Minn
Donald Grant
M. E. Clapp
W. IL. Fisher
P. A. Bowman
Venezuels
Palera
South America
Great Britain
Orinico Company
United States
Grinico River
Coloniata
Vorgreen Confessen
Fi Auguatn Maitland
Oulgt
Neb
Avgi —Augeats Maitl
The Markets Chicago Wheat Corn and Livestock Prices
Market notes from Chicago listing futures for wheat corn oats pork lard and ribs with Aug Sept Oct and May contracts and bid asked prices. Also a notice of The Woman's Missionary society meeting at Westminster Church on Friday afternoon August 2 at 3 o'clock.
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Chicago
Ward
Woman's Missionary Anciety
Weatminator Church
Ebayel
Virginia Silver Men Plan Shift in Free Coinage Debate
Virginia political factions move to abandon free coinage as a central issue and mount a campaign attacking sound money critics. They will cite the president's message, Secretary Carlisle's report, and related bills to claim administration aims to retire silver and cause currency contraction. A party convention led by Peter J. Otey will endorse free coinage at 16 to 1 as a preliminary, visible step in the strategy.
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Waaminoroy
Congress
Carrisle
Carlisle
House
Peter J. Otey
Virginia
Dietrics
Otey
Police fail to prove Holmes murders despite lengthy investigations
Chicago police acknowledge no positive proof tying H V Holmes to murders after exhaustive inquiries. Inspector Fitzpatrick said efforts could not produce indictable evidence though several crimes are believed connected. Exjanitor Quinlan maintains he knows nothing, while detectives pursue lead of large boxes removed from the Holmes residence at night.
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Cutrado
Holmes
Clewa
Ured
Fitzpatrick
Wen
Evi Picion
Quinlan
Pat Quinlan
Quinlen
Cloud Bursts Hit Colorado Trails and Towns in February News
Severe two day rains and cloud bursts flood farms and wash out rails and bridges across Colorado. Boulder and Loveland report massive ditch and irrigation damage while Central City and Black Hawk face flooding and mining disruption. Rio Puerco bridge wrecks slow travel from Anungueaque New Mexico as crews warn of danger on ruined lines. An emergency trains transfers passengers after slides near Gillet. Reports say lives may be lost with widespread property damage and road closures across the region.
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Drxven
Col
Colorado
Boulder
Denver
Propato
Loveland
Golden
Clear Creek Caton
Central City
Black Mawk
Catakil
New Mexico
Red River
Midland Terminal
Oxipple Creek
Wo'clock
Gillet
Anungueaque
N. M
Atlantic and Pxeifia Railroad Company
Rio Puerco
Nouth
Id Paso
Williams
Bold robberies and strange fires haunt Indiana and Ohio
A series of night-time crimes rocks the region near Indiana and Ohio. In Troy Indiana a villa near Potter’s residence was bound and men robbed for cash, finding only a bank certificate of deposit. In Caseville a notorious escapee known as Blakey Morgan reappears, tied to earlier arsons and train wrecks, with his mind a puzzled medical debate. Bedford Chair Co faces insolvency and a large personal assignment by W A Taylor, while Dr Shryock plans a dental association trip to New Jersey.
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Blakey” Morgan
Troy Cry
Ind
David Potter
Potter
Blakey
Jeonnty Fgrm
Larga
Paogle
Hoy
Chinatown unrest escalates after murder arrest
Reported tensions in Chinatown rise as arrests tied to the murder of Chung Wi spark boycotts and clashes between Sam Yup and Ny Yung fon factions. Authorities note intimidation and ongoing disorder, with meetings repeatedly halted as conflicts intensify.
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Fraversco
Lemke
Chinatown
Chung Wi
Sam Yup
Nis
Standard Wagon Company Assignment in Croowatt
Crooiwatt Ohio Aug 1 The Standard Wagon company assigned assets of 300000 and liabilities of 400000 to Edward Ritch%o After confessing judgment for 34000 to Merchants National Bank the failure drew little notice In earlier years the firm faced heavy litigation over an assignment now raised Debt has fallen from about 900000 to 500000 Yet the company could not meet maturing notes and faced reduced credit hampering operations It had bought out Davis Carriage with about 100000 paid and similarly due for the other debt
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Dallas
Chas Fred ‘Ficker
Rosy
Corbett-Fitzsimmons
Thera Ia
Tia
Thoas
Wey Vorr
Matia Dutian
Moager
Hubert Fitzsimmons
Hea Zigood
San Antonio God Arkansas Pass Railroad Company
Turmeh Transportation
Fitzsimmons
Corpus Christi
Texas
Crooiwatt
Ohio
Standard Wagon Company
Edward &. Ritch
Merchants’ National Bank
Standard Company
Davis Carriage Company
Riot Proclamation Reported Amid City Unrest
Fragmentary text notes an August riot proclamation and an armed city guard force, with mentions of inspectors guarding property and a council or cabinet sentence about appointments. References to a location between Reside and Chicago and a tense political context appear, but details are unclear.
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Omana
Atg 1
Regina
Mayte Haa Jn
Galuiset All rs _ Cutcano
Avg
Tang
Reside
Chicago
Washington bookkeeper nabbed at Wayne Motel
A Washington bookkeeper Frank B. Lammont was arrested at the Wayne hotel in Fort Wayne after fleeing with $2000. His employer H. Biscoe recovered most of the money, leaving about $400, and offered aid to reform. Lammont, previously living near Alexandria, Va, broke down in custody and admitted drinking troubles. The case spurred reflections on employment trust and local police notes.
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Frank B. Lammont
Conilential
Washington, D. C
Wayne Hotel
H. Blacoe
Lumber and
Lammont
Biscoe
George Bartlett
Washington
Biscoa
Biscos
Alexandra
National Metropolitan Bank
Galias
Messrs. Biscoe and
Bartlatt
Socertain
Frank
Blacos
Ista
Tima
Fejr
Biscoe Wtalad Ta & Sayin
Cabaco
Bammont
Bizooe
Wsington
Liggett
Guson
Fort
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Rodenbeck
Washington Street
Keller
Washington Boulevard
A. J. Keller
Clearine
Shubme & Son
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Clinton
Lanosa
Oregon Buttes
Dubois
Sturyn
Thora
Copfinger
Wasurmeron
War Department
Coppinger
Teton Range
Courrier
Nko
Jackson
Jtole
Arttlers
Danger
Corea
China
Tokio
Ceres
Toyou
Pérnox
Hin Yeanl
Legendar
Corean
Count Inyou
Auch
Inyou
Legendre
Caren
Greenville
American Eagle
John Quiney Adams
Adare
Wan Fou
Adams
Yaya
Issus
Venezoels
Americas
Boney
Dixon
Boston
Borrow
Mess
George Dizon
Tommy Connelly
Examateur
Union Athletic Club
Union Park Boll
Joe Bima
Chelsea
Muna
Jack Levy
Noblo Lively
Clowe
Connelly
Ian
Modkins
Potter Hodkins
Bill Daly
Dizon
Quota
Fla
T. Holbein
Anglo Continental Phosphate Company
Taccoonvills
Fin
Robert Jo, Bott
Tacksonville
Quinse
George Porter
Bank of Montreal
ARES
John Wing
Robinson
Arabelle Lab
Boysrt
Corbett
FH Simmonk
Bnet Osher
Jmhe
Bedford Chair Company
Creverany
W. A. Taylor
Aoloman S
Dr. Bhryook
Aimerican Dental Association
Ab Anbury
N. J
Sam Yap
Ny Yung
Fort Wayne
Bim
Wayne Motel
Biscos Wiether
Iupitite
Utopoe
Huntame
Fort Wayna
Ing
Chiekgis
I Brown
Port Wayne
O& 5
Harrod
Fea McGonigin
Mottendyte
Hward
Bloomingdale
Illéd Ath
Thayer's Hospital
Sant
Coffeen
Harry Green
Clark Harry Meizufort
Wayne Police
Dru
Huntington
Big Howe
Hani
Wabsuh. Rail
Ming Mary Spella
Marguerite
Ae Furebaly
Ms. Bogas
Menor
W. Hi Hollman
J. B. Wheat
Willisma
H. G. Modarwell
Orin
Neil Niad
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