Sitting Bull Death Report Sparks Military Action
Reports from Standing Rock and Fort Yates recount Sitting Bull killed during an arrest operation led by Indian police and U.S. troops. Dispatches describe a gun battle near Grand River Forty miles from Standing Rock with casualties on both sides and vigil over the camp as authorities seek to quell the uprising tied to the ghost dance.
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Hull
Mike
Bull
Swnding Rock
Aaid
Aly
Flye
Barry
Thoas
Sitting Bull
Jumping Bull
Old Fort Thorze
Chayorina
Blackbird
Custer
Thos
Lili
Wardora
Canada
United States
Marte, Srawnine Rock
General Miles
Foucher
United States Infantry
Cavalry
Sits
Wnole Bam
Boya
Morgan
McLaughlin
Fort Yates
N. C
Nitting
Boll
Agency
Sitting Oil
Kiddon Crow Foot
Be Mulls
Sitting Hull
Iand
Sitzing Hull
Standing Rock
Grand River
MuLatehlin
Sattle
Fouls Princan
Sitting Hill
Jongth
Department Ordore
McLaughln
Ai Bull
The Widow's Lodger Reconciliation Dilemmas Unfold
In a tense family drama, Mrs Allenby seeks reconciliation with Mary after rumors and class fears surface around Arthur's future. Margaret pushes for gradual contact while Uncle Michael weighs steps to bridge pride and duty, planning a cautious meeting to secure the boy’s welfare. Mary resists yet considers time and care before any possible reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Allenby
Margaret
Mary
Tie
Cranmore Square
Allanby
Arthur
Michael
Treaven
Rowumma
Maregaret
George Syde
Aummiu
Mself
Tanby
Tier
Merhuslani
Maron
Jodger
Mr. Parker
Jin
Forbes Winslow
Mr. Barker
Puide
Michel
Mo Barker
Mle Barker
Beret
George Hyde
Margrret
Mr. Tryde
Sua Pielon
Uncle Michael
Mrs. Allenby
Uncle Allenby
Drr. Barker
Relic of a Past Generation Unearthed in Rhode Island Tale
A fragmentary historical reminiscence describes old Rhode Island figures, Potter lineage, and a village antiquarian in Potter's Hill. The tale blends names like Mose Merone and Joseph Potter with references to 1776 and 1808, hinting at a long-remembered local narrative of families, artifacts, and generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iwon
Joe Watory
Mirvey Ch Bordick
Burdick
Rhode Island
Walldyring
Gioyine Ou
Maria L. Potter
Potter’s Hill
Joaopl H. Potter
Westurly
Joseph Potter
Joseph
Hove
Philip
Hope
B. I
Potter's Hi
What a Man Eats in a Calculation of Food
A curious, fragmentary note estimates a man’s life long food intake. It calculates daily consumption of daily bread, meat, milk, and butter amounts to hundreds of pounds yearly, totaling tens of thousands over a sixty year span, with various items helpfully itemized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindell
Puzzling Fragments Highlight Early 20th Century Notices
A garbled, OCR like artifact compiles assorted items touching education policy, post office censorship, lottery concerns, local infrastructure notes, and assorted advertisements. It mentions 11,000 public schools, a state superintendent proposal, censors for postmasters, and various promotional pitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elie Sane
Makklal
Leaington
Frese
Connrest
Lila
Hare Ty
Wirnouk
O van Snapertn
Lousiana Stara
Colorado
Heartrack
Jefferson County
Sturrikom
Littleton
Confidence in a Catarrh Remedy Promises Tiny Vials
An advertisement touts Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy claiming it costs 25 cents per vial and pledges $500 compensation if unsuccessful. It stresses ease of use with pleasant pellets and “mild” action, asserting success against cold in the head and chronic catarrh and urging trial at druggists.
SHILON'S CONSUMPTION CURE PROMISES
The ad proclaims idh of Ute Great Cough Care as unmatched in medicine history. It claims to place Simple, Safe Free into every U.S. home, advertises Cure for coughs, sore throats, bronchitis and even whooping cough. Druggists sell Shilon’s Cure at 16 cents, with sham accents and plaster offered for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becham
Lin xaUncitinr
Jang Lont Complesson
Paton
Allen
Hiikeros
Parma Y Sta
Ashire
Suxtand
Banal St
New York
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Brooke
Pine Ridge
Porkin
Indiana
Pati
Corbin
Chitagde
Uistropa
Hoteblias
Milon
Ross
Pan-Handle Cavalry
Childress
Greer
Anthim
Nakistant
Gons Eral
Samson
Louie Cyeis
Yous
Atrong Iat
Louis Cyr
Quatioc
Foomun
Ivy Hia
Samsona
New Orleans
Bob Pitesimmons
New Lesinod
Jack Destipwry
Olympic Athletic Club
Rob Fitzsimmons
New Zealand
Jack Dempssy
America
Sullivan-Kilrain Mill
Big Delegatons
Unie
Nerther
Hetting H
Duck Dumpsey
Thia
Wultig
Wallavee Nann
Crearfield
Clearfield County
Tawhilitim
Innn
William A. Wallace
Martha
Viki
Gass
Alen
Tieday
Allene
Chai
Warker
Tun
Edit
Parker
Vanvey
Mary Induratead
Mies
Biren & Smith
New York Weekly
Hoats
Ferendre
Street & Smith
Smartfello
Hays
Goodfello
Binghampton
Jmusic
Paris
Aritip
Dr. Bull
Boem
Phil ‘Osophorn
Halmio Peralinmonk
Colous
Orlando
Bottis
Ely Dr
Pierects Pellvia
Andre Evietiana
Anya
Troland
Globe
Gough
Col
Wedentha
Persis
Millioua
Wonen
Monty
Burne
Wily Canwimers
Kael
Mandy el xEed
Soran
Priven
HL Taut
Tunyor
Gol
Utrechty Helland
Gaan
Oiteal Thebitantor
Riis Joinad Molyn Genel Twili
Othare
Trentsto
Orie
Lagat
Onrnnet Kas
Twirani
Rina Q'Hviees Tojing
Paria
Father Tv
Aiaishodaah Waapentha
Nbseehas
Shilon
Creany
IBM Bee
Ipiso
Plivatetane
Sbrujegieia
Scottt
Lima
Boda
Scott
Tage
Adler
Setlow Arelttee
Washington, Dt
Qaemory
Ino Ie Gba
Eatin Satan
Sate
Chelnut Gray
Nraech
Wifles
Marae
Enein
Ila
Sony Yun
Ace Rae Ree
AEM
Rik
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