Proclamation backs extension for cattlemen on public lands
Washington dispatch reports President Cleveland and Secretary Lamar may grant extra time to cattlemen leasing Cheyenne and Arapahoe lands to remove stock from the Indian Territory. General Armstrong to enroll Apache Indians and review reservation policies as tensions with tribes persist. Fort Reno garrison to be expanded. Senator Teller arrives at Grand Pacific commenting on federal stance toward leases and displacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenelag
Teiler
Washington
Frank Armstrong
Indian Bureau
Armstrong
Cheyenne, and
Lamar
Fort Reno
Cherokee Strip
Interior Department
United—States_of America
Congress of
United States
Grover Cleveland
The
7 And
United
United States of America
T. ¥. Bayard
Curiaco
UH. M. Teller
Colorado
Interior
Grand Pacific
Cleveland
Indian Territory
Chesyenne
Arapahoe
Teller
Old Soldiers Reunion in Warren and County Notes
The Jo Daviess County Old Soldiers and Sailors Association plans its annual reunion in Warren on September 16 and 17 with invitations to Lake County Ninety-sixth Illinois Infantry survivors. Funds are raised for their transport and the event highlights local civic notices and scattered legal items.
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Old Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Association
Jo Daviess County
Warren
Lake County
Ninety-sixth
Tlinois Infantry
Anthony
Chicago
William Boyd
Pecatonica
Winnebago County
New Haven
Gallatin County
Ford
Warford
Fehrer
Cheltenham
Cook County
Sons of Veterans
Springfield
Charles 8. Crysler
Independence
Hamp Gibson
Sangamon County
Samuel Dunn
Curran
Travis Elmore
Petersburg
Menard County
Penefou
Collins
Canton
Fulton County
Life of the late Frank Buckland the practical naturalist
A condensed portrait of Frank Buckland noting his utilitarian approach to natural history and fisheries. It recalls his zeal for acclimatizing animals, stocking parks, and his blunt, adventurous experiments, balanced by tenderness to humans and a cheery temperament. It cites anecdotes of eating specimens, disinterring a panther, and aiding a distressed servant girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Buckland
Her Majesty
Australian
England
Elands
Zoological Gardens
Aoe W
Local Official Names Misread in Parcel List
A garbled OCR fragment lists names and titles including L. H. Carpenter as general postmaster and George H Rafford as a surgeon or official. Context unclear due to damaged text.
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Ilnois
Adam Camp Point
Bowes Eeees
Csesee
Fulton
Iper City
Eotown
Gallatin
Ayeot
Ancoc
Eoen
Hancoc Teeeen Arsaw
Hardin
Elizabethtown
Henrz
Cambridge
Henderson
Ville
Watseka
Ves As Basse Entor
Jo Avioss Warren
Ackson
Carbondale
Jefferson Jersey
Jerseyville
Kankakees
Kankakee Galena
Teeee -Knoxville
Kendall
Yorkville
Sereeces Dlanta
Logan
Lincoln
Ta Alia
Mendota
Livingston
Fairbury
Massao
Etropolis
Marshall
Ontgomper
Hillsboro
Behadeuhee Rochelle
Eooscaseee- Monticello
Wetee
Cheater
Pinckneyville
Shelby
Shelbyvillle
Andoip “Sont
Schuyler
Rushville
Tark Wantas
Wyoming
Stark
Oes Toulon
Tazewell
Mackinaw
Delavananes
Nion
Jonesboro
Union
ADNA
Catlin
Vermillion Hoopesaton
Whiteside
Americus Ga
Sone
Yast
Chicago Journal
E. Farmer
New York
San Carlo
Rusit
Poet Ree Wee
Oia Perry
Broom Co
Tand Furi
Philadelphias
Joan
Wren
Rock Island & Pacific R
Pullman
Missouri River
Minneapolis
ST. Paul
Albert Lea
Seneca
Kankakee
Newport Mews
Richmond
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
la Fayette
Couner Bluffs
Canada
R. R. Cable
John
America
Concerlom
Aukee
and ST. Paul
Ilinoie
Wisconsin
Milaoneseta
Ewe
Dakota
Northwest
War Want
Monte
Milwaukee
St. Pauls
LaCrosse
Winona
Aberdeen
Ellenddale
EuClaire
Bullwater
Wausau and Merrill
Milwakee
Beaver Dam
Oshkosh
Waukesha
Oconomowoe
Madison
Prairie du Chien
Owatonna
Fall Point
Elgin
Stockford and Dubuque
Beloit
Janesville
Mimeral
S. Merrill
Clark
H. Carpenter
Gen. Pase
Apt Geo
H. H&rafford
Asa’t GePasa
Agi
Dalla Inah
Menasha
F Fond DU Lac
Chicagogo
Bravene Point
Chicaca
Braun
Wal Daly Neenah
Stevens Point
Chippewa Falls
Eau Claire
Mudson
Stillwater
Junction City
Lake Superior
UN. Finney
Revone
Jas, Barker
Vauke
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