Piutes on Warpath in Nevada Sparks Governor’s Intervention
Report from Caxson Nevada describes tension at Yerington Mason Valley as Walker River and other Piute groups approach, with settlers seeking defense against possible massacre and cabin burnings. Gov Sadler dispatches Adjutant General Galusha to Wabuska to assess the threat amid conflicting reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caxson
Nev
Yerington
Mason Valley
Walker River
Sadier
Galusha
Wabuska
C. BH. Galusha
Wa‘buske
Sadler
Deficiency Bill Passed and Navy Funding Debated in Congress
The House approved the general deficiency appropriation bill and began examining the naval establishment portion. A dispute over a 1.31 million dollar payment to the Southern Pacific Railroad lingered, but the chamber refused to strike the provision. Some members criticized last Congress salary payments delayed by absence, and 16 of 48 naval bill pages were completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howse
Washington
House
Naval Establishment
Southern Pacific Railroad
Court of Claims
Udy
Grosvenor
Olin
Fanatical revolt disruption assails Minas with clashes
Minas state police and federal troops clash with fanatical rebels. Several officers killed and many wounded as fanatics strike then retreat toward Bahia border. Rebels suspected of smuggling arms across the state border amid rumors of a monarchist plot. President Mesas possibly to resume office after a period out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hebela Useynaniita Agsinat
Rro Jaxetna
Minas
Gaveral
Bahia
Mesacs
King Returns to Palace After Russian Legation Move
Dispatch from Seoul reports the king leaving the Russian legation for a new palace amid turmoil in Goren. Following the queen's murder and depunition, the king sought sanctuary, then agreed to relocate his headquarters back to the palace as stability returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win Palace
Seoul
Corea
Goren
Corta
Soen Ag
Blondin Rope Walker Blondin Passes Away
The famed rope walker Jean Francais de Gravelot known as Blondin is reported dead. Born in 1824 he began rope walking at age four and in 1859 crossed Niagara Falls to an audience of thousands, a historic first attempt at the feat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blondin
Jean Francais de Gravelot
Rengand
Blandin
Niagara Falls
Two Gamblers Fatally Clashing in Red Lodge Feud
In Red Lodge two gamblers, Teena and Mout, quarreled over money and killed each other after initial separation. Robert Wisen is dead and Stanley Miller is severely wounded. The confrontation ended with gunfire late at night as the pair later encountered each other again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teena
Red Lodge
Oachadher
Robert Wisen
Stanley Miller
Local firms fail with liabilities and assets unclear
A combined note reports that Pennsylvania based Fathiie Bicensture Pas The Magen Carnet Works Meamsburg Carpet Works and the Leader Store Company have failed. Liabilities are stated at £106 OW with assets not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Fathiie, Bicensture
Pas
Magen Carnet Works
Meamsburg Carpet Works
Leader Store
Iron Works Rednee Wages Related to Worker Reductions
The Teading Iron Company posts notices to employees about wage reductions amid unclear decisions. A Rome correspondent denies Vatican decision on Manitoba school topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Works
Rednee
Pas
The
Teading Iron Company
Pope
Loxnox
Rome
Flu Times
Vatican
Manitoba
Will Pay 20 Per Cent Kansas City Bank Report
The Kansas City Safe Deposit and Savings Bank, failed with over 8,000 depositors, filed in circuit court a report on its condition. It estimates depositors may recover only about 23 percent of their deposits. A rail wreck near Main Centre involved an engine and freight cars with one brakeman injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Ciry
WLM
Forden
Kansas City Safe Deposit and Saveings Bank
TSS
Inais
Immigration Law's Effect on Nationalities in U S
An 1880s style legislative note discusses how a new immigration bill will impact arrivals from Italy Austria Hungary Russia Germany Norway Sweden Ireland England and other regions by literacy reading tests. The piece notes high illiteracy among Italians and Austro Hungarian and Russians, contrasting with higher literacy in Germans Norwegians Swedes Irish and English immigrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasmivetrox
Congress
Cleveland
United States
Italy
Austria
Hungary
Russia
Germany
Norway
Sweden
Ireland
England
Militia Guard at New Mexico Penitentiary Amid Plot
Gov. Thornton orders the local militia on guard at the Santa Fe penitentiary after a plot by friends of the Borrego gang to blow up the building is uncovered. Four members condemned to hang face thirty days’ respite by President Cleveland, despite gubernatorial appeals. Chalk figures on streets and doors fuel fears, tied to the late 1890s secret groups and the Chaves case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of
New Mexico
Santa Fe
N.M
Thornton
Penitentiary
Borrego
Cleveland
Secret Button Gang
Frank Chaves
Death in Ring Ends Youth Boxing Bout in Cincinnati
Benny Coleman a colored boy died in the first round of a bout at the Manhattan Athletic Club in Cincinnati. He collapsed as William Wright was declared winner. Spectators cheered for Wright unaware of the tragedy as police halted the main fight after Coleman’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benny Coleman
Cincinnati
Manhattan Athletic Club
William Wright
Wright
Jim Johnson
al Roberts
Church Dispute at St Stanislaus Church Readies Court Action
Archbishop Ilaminelli upholds Bishop Richter andMgr Martinsliffe in a power struggle within St Stanislaus Church. A meeting of the stubborn Polish faction reaffirmed the stand against ecclesiastical authorities and resolved to seek court action to determine possession of the church and notify Martinelli of the proposed move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgr Martinsliffe Dpoolaten
Barbery
Ilaminelli
St. Stanislaw’s
Richter
Stanislae
Martinelli
A New Harrison Baby Arrives In April 1856
A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Harrison in New York on April 8 1856 weighs big pounds and is reported as healthy. The ex president is in his 64th year and the family were married at B Thomas Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fatty
Ixpiararonga
Myre
Tenejamin Harrison
Warrison
B. Thomas’ Church
New York
Fire Destroys Brick Block in Frigid City Morning
A major blaze struck a brick city block early Monday at 2 oclock amid 29 below zero. Firemen battled the flames as residents nearby attempted to escape in ragged clothing. The block owner William Inde faced losses with insurances and claims totaling thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marth Dakota
Gonn Ranker Wins Six Hour Bicycle Race
Gonn Ranker claimed victory in a six hour bicycle race Saturday night despite a bad fall. The event featured riders Hanker and Giniin among others with laps and distances listed, including Eediiv and Waller finishing at notable mileages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanker
CoLusmes
Gonn Ranker
Giniin
Eediiv
Hepinilea
Seloek
Waller
Woman Suffrage Bill Defeated in House Vote
A sharp debate on Saturday ended with the woman suffrage bill defeated in the lower house amid bitter exchanges. Lawmakers voted against the proposal after hours of discussion, marking a setback for suffrage supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okahoma
Ube
Will Meet in Omaha Next
Oman has been selected for the last meeting of a federation group after a heated debate. Friendly rivalsWall Denver are noted in the local accounts of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Washxarox
Oman
General Federation of Woman's Cinths
Bilthorough
Denver
Noted Thieves Caught in New Orleans Diamond Robbery
Mauro Andrea and four other Italians arrested by New Orleans police after a $10,000 diamond heist at a jeweler's shop. The gang used a shift scheme involving a tin box, a counterfeit roll, and a hoax telegraph from California. A $83,000 reward had been offered for Andrea's capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Chicaso
Carcago
Mauro Andrea
New Orléans
New York
Andres
Andrea
California
Rome
Panic in Boston School Fire Injures Thirteen Pupils
Fire in the Everett school caused a stampede as 1200 children were dismissed. A waste basket blaze started by a pupil alarmed teachers who extinguished it, but a crowding rush left thirteen injured and five unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Everett
General Trade Shows Improve at New York Exhibition
Bradstreet's review notes considerable improvement in general trade with advances in pig iron steel billets rails wool corn pork and cloths and rising prices for feathers. Several establishments reported requests and improved railway shipments while key commodities such as wheat and flour show weakness reflecting mixed confidence in official wheat data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clamoring for Work in Kansan Civt Demand Jobs
Nearly 2 000 people from cities flocked to Kansan Civt as the Missouri and Ran sse Telephone Co sought axmen to dig trenches for a canduita. Workers waited idle amid slow hiring before project start, many from the wast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansan
Civt
Missouri and Ransse Telephone Company
Axmen
Ita Canduita
Chanes
Mort Pasiv
President Refuses Pardon for Counterfeiter Amid Citizenship Reversal
The president declines to grant clemency to Lucien Anbbare convicted of counterfeiting whose sentence has expired and who seeks restoration of citizenship. Reports from New Castle note a fatal gas line explosion in Chavenanh injuring five, including children, while a separate incident in the Polish quarter involved a devastating blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WasntineTox
Lucien Anbbare
Grain and Livestock Prices Across U.S. Markets
The report lists grain and livestock quotes from Chicago Cincinnati St Louis and other hubs. Prices cover wheat corn oats and soybeans No 2 grades with bids for cattle hogs and sheep, including feeding costs and per bushel figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indianapolis
Caith
St. Taanis
Cincinnati
Toledo
Ike
Abe
Milwaukee
New York
Libev Aanery
Silver Dinner Service For Battleship Iowa Presented
The silver dinner service for the battleship Iowa, created by the people of Iowa, is completed and ready for presentation. It includes forty one pieces weighing over 2000 ounces with a massive center piece, etchings of Des Moines, Fort Madison and early settlers, and a punch bowl with national and state emblems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Iowe
Des Moines
Towa
Old Fort Madison
Prairies
Navy Department
State of
Pardons Sought for Remsen Man Nicholas Lang
Governor Grake promised a pardon for Nicholas Lang of Remsen, jailed for murder after a controversial trial. Lang, a former Remsen mayor, faced a case where motives and threats involving Neuenschwander were discussed. advocates argue Lang deserved clemency due to circumstances and public petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remsen
Grake
Nicholas Lang
Lang
Jean Seuwenselhwander
Marrial Neuenselowander
Gith
Tin Neuenschwander
Neuenschwander
Shoe
Neuensch
Tragedy on Freight Train Near Fort Dodge
G R Payne was run down by an Indiana Central freight last week near Tara six miles west of Fort Dodge. He fell while attempting to climb between cars. A brakeman struck him as the train moved, breaking his neck and injuring his leg and arm. Amputation was anticipated. injuries were stabilized at Fort Dodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Payne
Imindia Central
Thoraday
Aroin Ph
Tara
Eistion
Fort Dodge
Aastha
Tayne
Jie
Fie
Shafaeg
Payne
Salionen
Sraputaind
Enea
Forgery Suspect James Sheehan Sought After On Burlington Line
James Sheehan a brakeman on the Burlington road is wanted at Jena Falls for forgery. He forged a physician’s name on a total disability claim for 7200 dollars and fled after an accident earlier in the yard at Germania. The forged document was returned for correction and the plot unraveled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sheehan
Borrington
Jena Falls
Sheehan
Gernania
Sheahan
Indian Agency Rehok Secures School Site Victory
White States Indian Agent Rehok of Toledo wins final Interior Department approval for locating the Indian Industrial School near Toledo after an inspector supported the site. The project, costing about 5000, follows a months long review and counterattack by opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehok
Toledo
Secretary of the Interior
Toldeo
Tande Ly
Cvigorsius
Poisoned Raspberry Canning Incident At Wamboldt
Fourteen people were seriously poisoned at the Russeik house in Wamboldt after eating canned raspberries. Frank Akery and his wife, staying at the hotel, were among those affected, along with dining room staff, five boarders, and four traveling salesmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russeik House
Wamboldt
Frank Akery
Whi m
Tires
Ex Fire Chief McGuire Dies by Self-Destructive Act
Former Des Moines fire department chief John TW McGuire reportedly ended his life by arsenic amid business troubles. The report links a bank failure and job loss to his actions, noting four-year terms for related crimes and other penalties for local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGuire
John TW. McGuire
Des Moines
Rowe Sought Extradition to Iowa for Embezzlement
The Poweshiek County embezzlement case follows G W Rowe who stole 57000 while treasurer. Rowe served in Mexico and now seeks extradition for Iowa trial by offering 620,000 to counties. The Poweshiek board has not acted. If extradited, Iowa courts would likely sentence him to prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Rilky
G. W. Rowe
Ayecaragon
City
Mexico
Poweshiek County
Rowe
Maines
Board of Supervisors
Des Moines Strongman Sets New World Lift Record at Drake
Charles Lloyd Barney of Des Moines lifted 3 250 pounds from the ground to set a new world record before Drake University students. Barney, who signed with Ringling Bros circus, announced plans to break the Montreal record of 1 160 rounds and gave a farewell performance to Drake athletes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Barney
Des Moines
Charles Lloyd Barney
Drake University
Barney
Ringling Bros.’ Circus
Dowe
Montreal
Minister Marriett Plunged to Death on Moving Train
Rev. E. H. Martistt once a pastor in Exline, Iowa, leaped from a western bound passenger train in Arizona near midnight and died from multiple injuries. The body was recovered, and the incident remains a mystery with unclear motive. In a separate case, McPack of Winfield sues Western Union for 400 in damages after a late delivery caused a missed pursuit of Orman McPherson, linked to a murder investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martistt
Exline
Arizona
Marriaht
Iowa
Appanoose County
Deen
Laoka
Rev
Marriett
Western Union
McPack
Winfield
Western Union Telegraph Company
Mt. Plessens
Orman McPherson
Dact
Atarahal Joty Finley
Morning Sun
Misleading Youth Inwa Man Faces Tragic Train Death
Tallizfera, a 20 year old from Palo, was struck by a freight train near Waness City after attempting to board. W L Martin stood on the platform as the youth died under the wheels with his body mangled. Parents live in Iowa, Texas, and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taltiafero
Mistonti
Kansas
Texas
Waness City
W. L. Martin
Palo
Towa
Jury Disagreement Ends Trial in Doncan Case
The jury in the William Doncan case, charged with hold up and assault on Mayor Buller at Barrington, reported a deadlock after thirty seven hours. A new trial date will be set. In other news, waterworks sale case entered in federal court in Renkuk involving Farmers Trust Company and Iowa Water Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Doncan
Buller
Barrington
Sok Aderroo
Renkuk
Iowa Legislature Passes Various Measures in Senate and House
The Senate cut legal printing rates to 25 percent and set ballot costs at forty cents per square inch or up to 30 dollars per county in a presidential year. The Brant bill extending mulet laws to special charter towns passed, while fusion restrictions on ballot names drew sharp debate. The House defined crimes and punishments with little change, and debates on election chapters and rail laws continued amid petitions opposing a manufacturing bill and revenue changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Waterman
House
Brant
Hiprell
Lothrop
Pusey
Upton
Creston
Adams County
Fidea Faroenen
Lucas Counts
Military schooling in Siberia draws children into uniformed life
In Siberia the military rite extends to schools and colleges where peasants’ children and townspeople attend as if conscripted. Pupils, including girls, wear army like uniforms and are drilled daily under government officers. Calisthenics fill gyms and outdoor apparatus, with corporal ranks earned on the field, shaping a soldierly youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberia
Tomsk
Russia
Anna
Ata
Jong Cheagh
Cy Sacks
Larpers
The Only Two Mantis Fragmentary Dialogue
Fragmented dialogue about a horse deal and a character named Talon. An innkeeper or ian speaks with a self-satisfied tone. The text hints at a bet or price and difficulty in catching the horse or person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian
Talon
Sean
Also Mentioned on This Page
Piutes
Warpath
Nevada
Grazil
Militia
Bishop Richter
Harrison Baby
Alana
St. Torim
the Republic
Bradstreet
Thomas Wills
New Castle
Rewe
Agan
Indies
Tefaulting
W Lindley
Humboldt
Ponta
Priaine
Igwa
Tiale
Tiearty
Vera
Devlin
Mercy Hospital
Dubuque
Threhanan
Telas
Aoain
Younes Bell
Thamond
Slenry Black
Iowa City
Atamosa
Tarring
Ae Fried
Nels Potts
Tle
Dagan
Ales Rail
Leagan
Stahhing
Hema Ars Siers
Hieron
Etarreh
Semple
Raiiread
Secerjation Fepreserifisg Xiel
Iidement Agnirat Aus
Perrom
Gastorn
Shipmiehta
Uouae
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!