Fragmented prose piece on American and European topics
The text surveys a jumble of subjects from English education shifts to Nelson and Burnham Thorpe church restoration, American political clubs, balloon maneuvers, and weather and crop notes. It intermixes scattered names such as Nelson, Prince of Wales, and General Washington with diverse anecdotes and speculative commentary.
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London
Prince of Wales
Burnham Thorpe
Nelwon Wie
Trafalgar
Nelson
The Dakotas Stockmen Wage War on Wolves and Storm News
White River stockmen form a bounty society offering eight dollars per wolf to reduce feral packs. Across towns, cattle losses from blizzards and drifting herds leave ranchers with scarce hay and ruined stock. In Vermillion and nearby counties, hog breeders and auctions draw attention as Sioux leaders plan a delegation to Washington to seek government claims redress. A fatal accident, church contracts, and local resignations round out a tense regional update.
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White River
Huftalo Creek
Milan
Cate
Hutiee
Andrew Wilden
Big Plan Creek
Vandhiien
Rosia Chiiatenan
Mumtalo County
Bury Granger
Westover
Séarwerwood
Fle
Chicago
Ayn Millwrighe
Hyak
Dakota
Dony
Hien Proudfoot
Biamarck
N. D
Whamaport
Emmons County
UM dx
Vermilion
Tate
Tom
Tayy
Mong Chomelves
Washington
Kea Cloud
Pine Ridge Agenes
J. Hesslek
Meckling
Vermillion
Waa
North Dakota
Jamestown
Dent
Dalesburg
Clay County
Malsan
Connie Bed
Joan L. Apaied
Groton
Roby Bury
Estabe
Castlewood
Watertown
Moh. Parker
Clerr
Hia
James Erickson
Howard
Don
D. Coykendal
M. J. Coddington
Jim
Frederick
Coddrington
Coykundally
M. Howlett
Woes of the Herder and the Dakota Winter Tragedy
The Drifts reveal the hero tale as livestock losses mount in Clay and Yankton areas. A blizzard devastates herds on the Missouri and Cheyenne regions, claiming workers and livestock. Rescue efforts in freezing conditions follow, with Lew and Washbern surviving while others perish. The storm prompts discussion on local pension, rural depopulation, and the state asylum question in Pennington County.
Galena to Get A New Paper In Near Future
Gazette reports Galena will soon see a new newspaper. Spearfield Reessler changes ownership for the fourth time in the period, the Sioux Falls items note a fatal injury and a man frozen to death in Campbell County, and Canton lists L J Larpen as a candidate for deputy US marshal. Vernon hosts Bert Partridge’s marriage to Minnie Doin, with the couple set to reside in the city.
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Galena
Spearfiali Reessler
Campbell County
Sioux Falls
Kirkland
Aurt Wurtridge
Vernon
Dee
Bert Partridge
Masikaro
Mian
Fume
Minnie Doin
Ute City
Mr. Paveridge
Mankato
Missing ex priest in central states sparks wife’s alarm
Mrs. Sovetski reports her husband Rev Vranele Sovetski, a central states minister, vanished about a week ago while traveling from Michigan to Chicago. She fears he fell into enemy hands amid a troubled past with the Catholic church and has urged authorities to investigate.
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Pranch
Sovetkl
Vy Lowe
Chicagi
Crown Point
Ind
Vranele Sovetski
Ministey Mt Inoal
Wvary
Central States
Celera
Chicago
Allison for Premier in McKinley Cabinet Debate
Chicago dispatches report Senator Allison from Canton is widely seen as a likely secretary of state in McKinley’s cabinet. Closest friends deny any formal offer, while Allison’s allies expect a light burden before any move to Washington after the holidays.
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Chicago
Iecord
Canton
Alison
McKinley
Dubunne
Dec
Washington
Allison
Atte
Senate
Murder Trial Reveals Confession in Larceny Case
A man confessed to murdering Mingle in a New York state case as prosecutors linked him to a broader crime. The defense pointed to limited evidence while the district attorney pressed for a conviction, detailing alleged involvement with a crime ring and a plan to flee the area.
Accused of Criminal Libel amid Turmoil in California Church
fragmented 19th century style report notes a warrant for New Youk chancellor of the Froman Catholic slovesy of California on criminal libel charges. complainant George Thiatteton, a real estate dealer, asserts revival of Monitor, editor Father Yorks, and long standing AIA ties. chaotic foreign and domestic notes follow on aristocracy divorce, lord mayor finances, and speculative wealth maneuvers in London and Edinburgh.
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San Francino
New
Veter
Youk
Froman Catholic Slovesy
California
Efintinetel
George Thiatteton
Monitor
Church Srgan
Yorks
Agee "Phisteton
A. 1A
Bidir
Adjournment and congressional debate over Cuba policy
The Senate and House debate adjournment after holidays. Senators Sherman Elking and others push a commission to study finance and contracts. Debates address Cuban affairs, independence, and U S recognition of Cuba. A concurrent holiday recess is adopted.
International bimetallism debate at Republican caucus
A special committee appointed by Senator Sherman plans to propose legislation at a forthcoming international monetary conference. The panel, chaired by Senator Walcott and including Chandler Gear and Carfir, aims to draft a DIT proposal swiftly for the Republican caucus. A canvass indicates silver Republicans oppose radical change and Democrats favor silver in some form.
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Poanibio
Washington
Sherman
Congress
Senniors Walcote
Chiirman
Chandler
Goar
Senate Holds Morning Meeting Nominates to Federal Courts
Washington December 1 The senate held its morning session focusing on nominations to the federal district and supreme courts. Six vacancies across U S districts and a territory seat were noted with several promotions and a district judge nomination laid over until after holidays. Opponents focus on the Mellagh case as hearings head to committee for examination.
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Ac'phurston
Washington
Senate
Jas Molary Hommirioy
Ml Vacaneivy
United States
Asciet Couris
Justicn
le Supreme Pourt
Oleanhuma
Requea
Thirston
Wm. B. Mellagh
Nes Wrarki
Bank suspensions hit several First National branches
A set of bank suspensions rocked First National Bank locations in Mullidiysuary and Holiidaysburg with deposits halted and rumors of broader failures. Reports note tied events including Martinsburg and Williamsburg deposit-bank suspensions and a historic era of bank closings. A separate violent incident on Grand River Avenue ends with Ernest Chase killing his wife before fatally slashing himself.
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Hirst National of
Mullidiysuary
Martinabure Deposit Bank
Martinsburg
Willdinetiime Duarte
Wiliamsburg
Busingar
First National Bank
Detroit
Mich
Doc
Ernest Lb
Chase
Grand River Avenue
Tariff action ratified by House Ways and Means panel
Washington December action by Republican members ratifies earlier decision to study a new tariff bill proposed to be prepared at Lily Mansion. A adjournment resolution was approved, with a request to begin debate on the bill on January 28. Secretary Robinson of the Cleveland team is out with brain inflammation. Payne of New York offered a separate motion to adjourn. A breach of promise suit results in a $10,000 verdict for Rhoda A Geiger. Walter Gindred near Wyowing shot himself in the left hand while hunting. amputation performed.
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United States
Republicat
Hale
Rei
Maine
Tuvaiayy Fariaso
Capi
Washington
Cella
Calldem
Florida
Rafer
Callatse
Anioulo Macey
Cuba
Ai Damirande
Genveal
Leewcher
Nariony
Tony
OM Alli
Hops
Nabraska
Amerina
Clit
Boston
Nebraska
Vatlig
Bryan
Minn
Massaachusetts
Credte
Wat Alate
Allen
Cail
Tiyan
Georgetown
Sloanve
Jatt
Eles Krona
Pett
Ansay
IL Lytstitute
Judiciary Committee
House
Ways and Means
Laton
Hvarliga
Lily Maasion
Payne
New York
Fragmented Wire Snippets Of Tragedy And Fire Ledger
A garbled wire report notes multiple fatal incidents and disasters including a man fatally wounded in Kennedy Tennessee, a death in Indianapolis, and a fire destroying Mrs. Sholmut's Walnut Grove home. Items also mention a carpenter's death in St Louis area, a boy injured by a freight incident in Brasil Indiana, a store robbery with a killed watchman in South Alcester, and a well explosion fatality near Jim Springs Arkansas. Reports cover theft, highwaymen, a missing body found after a blast, wagon accidents in Quincy Illinois, diphtheria in Wyoming with school closures, and political gossip about McPherson.
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Thoras Leavell
Kennedy
Tenn
Wal Peny
Lew McLean
Indianapolis
Charlotte Sholmut
Walnut Grove
Gal
Charles Meyer
Scafohl
Loum
Baaphat
Baaphat. Rown
Abs. Scantlin
Evanaville
Ind
Tenth and
Bond Avenue
Eaxt St
Hancock County
Quincy
Convention Opens as Gompers Leads AFL Gathering
About 140 delegates and many onlookers gathered at the Odd Fellows temple in Cincinnati for the sixteenth annual American Federation of Labor convention. Samuel Gompers opened with a long address praising labor progress, urging stronger federal action, and calling for sustained organizing and legislative efforts to aid workers.
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Cincinnati
Organized Labor
Gompere
Sarel Woods
John Mantinson
John Burns
England
Samuel Wood
Home of
Commons
Lancashire
Trade Congress
Woolf
Breakdaut Gompers
Ife
Wilel
Fough
Wen
Congress
Utah
Supreme Court of
United Supreme Court
Gompera
Federation
Bromherood
Brotherhood
Rat Hood
Ateikus
Elhbour
Explorers Report New Guinea Discovery and Early Interior Travel
German researchers Luterbach Keruting and Tappenbeck reached the Bismarck range by October to chart a nay arabic stream through a fertile densely populated plain after traveling 200 miles. It marks the first well populated interior area documented in New Guinea. Kalor Wilhelm extends his peace oriented collaboration as he works on a historical drama staged by the youth at Weenbaden in German verse.
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New Guinea
Luterbach
Keruting
Herr Tappenbeck
Bismarck Mountains
New. ‘Guinea
Kalor Wilhelm Cn
Weenbaden
Pitsburg
Will J. McConnell
Charles Sherwood
Moa
Mary Sherwood
Clis
Sth
Pane I
Sioux City
Queen Lil's Mission in Hawaiian Lands Scandal
Report from Washington on December 11 describes a revolt tied to ex-queen Liloukalink and arrest. It notes a promised pardon to ease a life threat and alleged interference by President Cleveland in Hawaiian affairs. The piece mentions a movement aided by U.S. Marines from the cruiser Boston and a dynastic claim to land.
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Lemand
Krouw Crown Lands
Washington
Cupear
Cea Morené
Huyalas
Liloukalink
Xote
Cleveland
le Thi
Boston
Lillian Russell Married in Chicago Mystery
Cincinnati dispatch reports Lillian Russell wed Walter Jones in Chicago during her recent engagement. Dr. Jones and others confirm the nuptials, noting Miss Russell formerly Mrs. Jones and hinting at a double marriage being kept quiet. Rumors say both families anticipate happiness ahead.
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Mra
Walter Donos
Cincinnati
Dr. Jones
Walter Jones
Wil Tnt
Lilla Russel
Oyer
Dr. Jones Winteil Iosely
Chicago
Runsellie
Dines
Miley Mabie
Grave disturbance at Spike Grove Cemetery shocks Cincinnati crowd
John Lindeley of Cincinnati arrives at Spike Grove cemetery gate in the evening and asks to view the grave of Mary Ke Hindatey. Workmen discover a murder wound and a revolver in the hand of Wafer Tyne Moros. Midler and aides move the grave of Mrs May BE. End of notes suggest a wife’s grave disturbance and possible homicide investigation.
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Jobin Lidaley
Cincinnatus
Cincinnati
John Lindeley
Spike Grove Cemetery
Wlfi
Mary
Shooters Kill a Man in Wild Reporting of Tragedy
A chaotic dispatch recounts a fatal shooting during a hunting party era, naming victims and alleged events while noting a man killed with a firearm in a rural setting. It sketches related local notices, pension increases, and community tributes alongside scattered national items from various regions.
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South Dakota
Ian
Urano
Ielylon
Talia
Gorin
Vierodt
Amate
Jordan
Topeka
Clee Man
Ming
Tortien Minuiva
Jim Whleh
Hoeh My
Mixkeyon
Standen
Jos McCarshy
Portland
Ireland
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Mexico
Alfred Constantinople
Mintrya Hatchett
John Huanunet
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India
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Canada
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Conn
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Farrington
the Dakotas
Kimball Creamery
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Beldae
Yankton
Hug Bene
Letandes
al Wistiesst
James A. Kipp
Badger
Davidson County
Salem
PJ. Wylie
South Dakota Educational Association
D. C
Nile
Mountaineers of
Georgia
Miscouri
Dalal
Sith Dakota
Teagan
Melle Bourche
Beatty
Rod Cursin
John J. Hate
Thord
Hinle
Rand
Delig Evercome
St. Mary's Midaion
Koasbud
Hoth
Vilzeard
Lewin Brothers
Newlin County
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J. Renalds
Pevil
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Kenny
Teuits
Willian Dewik
Thay
Joss
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Washbern
Lewis
Waehbern
Gittert McGee
McGee
Anon
Wieody
Washberg
Wiliel
Waxaard Creek
Umm
Lewis Ranch
Analet
Charles Lewle
Lew
Senidykl
Bert Werte
Waxhbern
William Lewis
Coef
William Lew Une
Ani
Chamberlain
Pennington County
Aps
Eigher Parsons
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Henry Uvd
White
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Abe
Mr Hush
Sioux Malle
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Canton State Bank
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Monetary Commission
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Eastern Judicial District of
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OS Hotel
Checompe
Geuretie Muireey
Waller
Murney
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Sullivan's
Charles A. Prouly
Vermont
Action Ratifed
Secretary Robinson
Cleveland Pine
Wyowing
Walter Gimdred
Wyoming
Jean
Nour
Sal Eatherville
McPareland
Teds
Gon. McPherson
Red Oak
Smith McPherson
Federation OF Toilers
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Labo
Queen Lil
Lillian Russell
James Binoy
Marin
Baker
George Joseph
Shaller
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Arad
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Ban Mrandi4or
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Lincoln
Neb
Church Monopolytun Company
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Faen Chamberlain
Pockwan
Catherine Corbett
John W. Foster
Bellova
Wate
General Fadler
Honolulu
Iham
Board of Denial
Straight
Defmer
W. C. Robinson
Parker
Une
W. J. Brown
Lower Brule
Einhartesian
Lower Bruly
Omaha
Sudge Baker
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