Patchy 19th Century Dispatches From Dakota to Florida
Fragmentary news notes from The Graphic include figures on Great Britain nat gas failures, tax valuations, and debt limits. remarks on Florida as a political joke. early woman voting trials in Canada. a pension surprise for an Effingham veteran. a tale of trampling guests at a Chester County residence. a business boom from traveling salesmen. and various U.S. political and civil service notes. The items mention Gen Sherman era debates, Washington politics, and regional anecdotes with mixed dates and places.
The Open Challenge and Cascade Tunnel Plans Feature in Briefs
The column notes a public challenge offering $5,000 to $10,000 and outlines rules for a world fight, to be settled within four to six weeks, with one week to respond. It also reports the Cascade Tunnel contract set by the Northern Pacific, a two mile tunnel through Cascade mountains near Deer Lodge, Montana, with a cost under $300,000 and a 1990s deadline.
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Deer Lodge
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Bennett
North Yakima
Nenaburg
Yanty
Hlions
Fires and murders sweep sparse Denton to Sioux City notes
Casualty and crime notes from Denton Mont Callfor sia Le lon Theresa Lytle and Refugio drowned in a wood La Crosse Larsen Hansen Co wood shop fire insurance totals Sioux City man Johnson shot by Ton Mace J H Clark claims Pierre presidency Marshalltown executions Swope and Shoehan cases Ex Senator Swope killed by axe armstrong affair Grand gossip on London Suakim Congo railway plans and UK political shifts Personal mentions across regions and notable deaths born 1812.
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Todd
Lous
Callforsiea
Lelon
Theresa Trey
Kate Lytle
Refugio
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Larsen, Hansen & Co
Sioux City
Johnson
Ton Mace
Second Street
J. H. Clark
Chicago
Pierre
Mashalltown
Henderman
George Swope
Curdsville
Thoman Linkens
Swope
Teon
William Shoehan
Iowa governor reinstates auditor Brown in action
General notes report Gov Tarrabea of Iowa has reinstated auditor Brown. The piece also notes mine strikes near Irwin Pennsylvania with 4000 miners set to strike, and Florida cust interests damage estimated up to two million dollars. Other items include a mine incident near Newberg West Virginia, the Bank of Davila Lake Dakota receiving bond backing, and various political and legislative notes across several states.
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Tarrabea
Iowa
Brown
Irwin
Seder
Florida
Mngras Carpet Weavern
Priadelphia
Bodlow
Newberg
W. Va
Reuben Noble
Bank of
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Dak
Honda
Missouri
Tony Waylum
Wilbur F. Storey
Times
Judge Hayes
Muscatine
South Carolina
F. Guo
Des Moines
Brwineas
Rapid City
Izypaut Company
Thongand Duilard
Deblare
Hopkine-Campbell
Puro
Moody
Evangeliat
Chicago
Weauid
Dirk Gut
Grand Jury
Brown County
Aberdeen
Thirtéin Palooninte
Carablura
Huranex of
Hervine
Groton
Weing Maloon Koepera
Frederick J
Colum Hin Wom
Queen's Speech Addresses Empire Policy and Reforms
The text recounts a royal address from the Queen delivering a formal speech in Parliament. It covers foreign policy with Afghanistan and Persia, domestic reform plans in Burma and Britain, education inquiries, land, criminal law codification, railway rates, and measures to protect Irish subjects. The Queen appeals for unity, invokes divine guidance, and outlines anticipated legislation and governance priorities.
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Joe Dove
Germany
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Witi
Reactor
Altineth
Great Britain
Culul
Breland
Tacili
Lieper
Western Highlands
Sousland
Railway Commission
Batise
Education
Royal Commission
Gad
British Parliament Speech on Samoa Ireland and Peace Policy
Lord Salisbury outlined government policy. Germany denied intent to annex Samoa and papers from Lord Dufferin were awaited. He warned against breaches of international law, defended peacetime aims, and criticized Irish unrest while praising Mr Gladstone for firm Ireland statements.
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Aspeech Outii
Germany
Samoa
Lord Dufferin
Ua Tatrus
Bucland
Peagee
Ireland
Tho Watt
Carnarvon
Lis
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Gladstone
Bob
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Kid
England
Ballauury
Andy
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Mo Jn
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Secur
Dangee
Dakota Territory News Highlights Turmoil and Aging Estates
Judge Moody presses admission debate as Gov. Pierce departs for Chicago. Grand Forks heirs contest Thollesson estate worth about $1,000 after a death tied to Swenson. Sioux Falls reports Helmuth Schoenfeld scalped by Indians in Montana. Bank arrest, electrification plans for Bismarck, and a spate of local notices unfold across the territory with theft, arson, and legal actions shaping daily life.
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Chicago
East
Reynolds
Merman, Mint
I Grand Forks
Thollesson
Swenson
Herman
Sioux Falls
Helmuth Schoenfeld
Thatity
Montana
Leorn
Julia Peronta
Paronta
Fargo
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Elaima
Is Sand
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Uleats
Ule
Rolinqi
Milwaukee
Yankton
Sioux Fas
Birt National
Thelinter
Ted Hrates Bank
Evamniner Taylor
St. Panthus
Vie Pirst National Bank
Sioux Pally
E.S. Maneher
Forne
Tod Int
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Deadwood
Las
Sheen Varlind
Colracy
Juha McCarthy
Ohazville Tien
Ising
Jess
Nelaon
Brilvewater
Buena
Raamisbe
Whea Wildig Qurad
Sinde
A Gigantic Bank Safe Reported In Scotland
A London Globe summary describes a colossal bank safe built at the National Bank of Scotland by Mesura Shubb. The structure weighs heavily with seven foot by three foot four inch doors, three compartments, and over forty eight bolt patterns. The safe supposedly holds up to 1250 tons of gold bullion and is designed to resist any ordinary tool, with sections to be shipped in parts if needed.
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Jan Ory
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Gow
London Globe
National Bank of Scotland
Mesura
Scotland
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