Movements of Wintering Herds and Oddities Reported
A chaotic mix of observations describes wildlife migrations near Wyoming and vast numbers of animals moving along the Snake River from the Great Sioux region. Other items note curious eggs, German veterans, prohibition talk, and various political and social notes from multiple states, including Missouri school board representation, Lake Erie fish, and tax and education bills in progress.
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St. Louia
Tate
Missouri
George Failoon
One Ash and Game Commission
Sayx
Lake Erie
Linless
Goodykoonte Confidence Fails to Predict Election Result
Local politics in Pierre as Goodykoonte and supporters anticipated gains for their candidate. A tremor of doubt emerged as poll ratings shifted. Editor C. H. Opedalv reported Governor Lee’s visit and advised support for Johnson. Polls show new uncertainty with Loucks likely to run again, and party figures divided on the outcome. Ballot shows Plekler 497 Goody Koonts 24 Kyle Pilwinda 10 Hinvkles Weeks 1 Palmer 1.
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Pierre
B.D
C. H. Opedalv
Chicago
Hallot Lotay
Plekler
Goody
Koonts
Skyle
Pilwinda
Hinvkles
Weeks
Palmer
Turbulent Senate Deadlock Blamed on Pettigrew Kyle Pick
Fragmented political report details a deadlock over Kyle and Pettigrew amid pressure from governors and party factions. It notes discussions in Washington and actions by Jolimann and others, with no clear resolution and rising bitterness. Also reports the death of Ramona the famed greyhound at Huntley’s kennels and brief notes on Reverend Houser’s revival meetings in South Dakota towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettigrew
Pierre
Plarre
Atorf
Hraugheus
Hil
Raniee
Het Ierew
Anatr
Goodyloonie
Kyle
Ton Jolimann
Iewnwax
Tien
Johnson
Falla
Imiver Wal
Lucha
Mossace
Aiden
Sailock
Huron
Huntley
Ramona
A. F Hooner
Hts
Bik Sprinka
Canton
Hig Springs
Baptist Church
Houser
Alcester
Virginia hotelier fights with brother in law under Queensberry rules
In Richmond Virginia on February 15 a dispute between Gyorke and his brother in law Garrison erupted as a family quarret. They traveled by carriage to city suburbs where a fight ensued with several rounds. Garrison collapsed from exhaustion and the incident drew surprise given the hotelier's reputation. Injuries cited by witnesses suggest a fierce encounter leaked to light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Richmond
Gyorke
Diddon
Alexmen
Garrison
Queensberry
Catabatanta
Bold Demands By Band Terrorize Germantown Area
A Germantown resident reports a band of about 200 xysmion encamped four and a half miles from town, terrorizing residents and demanding hay, corn, oats, and privacy from farmers. Town residents appeal to county authorities for protection as officers patrol the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraian
Carlyle
Til
Germantown
Gompel
Ermentown
Oficera
Ergamat
Desperate pull for senate amid party discord
The scene in Pierre centers on a crowded senatorial field with 42 known candidates awaiting withdrawals by three principal contestants. Governor Gee seeks alignment with H. C. Opdahl and Johnson to back a Democrat in the senate race, while Loucks and Pettigrews workers push for harmony as Minneha delegation mobilizes. Firemen from Yankton to Mitchell plan a statewide tournament with railroads arranged for transport and prizes promised.
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Pierre
Pitty-tour
Twylon Tailorw
Loucks Rivetydel & Huinter
Arin
Wight
Wisit
Gee
H. C. Opdah
Chicago
Wao
Opaahl
Na Honal
Senate
Loucks
Pettigrews
G. Cherry
Bioux Falls
Annieone
Mr. Loucks
Grand Inauguration Preparations Draw Massive Washington Crowd
Instructions for McKinley inauguration preparations outline decorations, ball rooms, and a grand parade. About 40,000 to 50,000 expected to participate, with multiple divisions including military, civic, and veteran organizations. Key figures include Major General Nelson A. Miles and General Grenville M. Dodge overseeing the events.
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McKinley
Washington
Urendugupil Sammittee
Udw
Ui Press
Harvedjylalons
Hiv Court
Nelson A. Milew
Pannsylvania National Guard
Horace Porter
New York
Ie Alam
la Buvy
Porter
Ataft A. Noe
New York City
4. C. Orbin
Unita State Army
John A. Johnston
United States Army
Elietor
William Edward Horton
District of Columbia National Guard
Eliie
Grenvile M. Dodge
Huldekoper
Joneyh P. Sanger
United Btalon Army
Wesley Merrit
Econ
National Guard
Disret of
Colimbia
Atrang
Washington High
Sheiti Gaeyrrand
Amazon
All -Veturin Organi Aone
B. H. Warner
City of Washington
Republican National League
B.D. Woodmansee
Ginela
Lyk
Conepleusis
Clic
Tadtut Shoul
Carlie
Bush Heil
Onto Wal Const
Aivinion
Birthday of Melancthon Honored by New York Lutherans
A New York Lutheran group led by Hemonstrattians marks the 400th anniversary of Philip Melancthon born with Martin Luther. The event features addresses by Rev. William M. Baum Jr and others, with observances planned across the country including Philadelphia and Cleveland.
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Luther
Big Church Hemonstrattians
New York
I -Lutheranw
Brooklyn
New Jersey
Philip Melancthon
Martin Luther
Asnocas
Hohhal
Phere
William M. Baum, Jr
Canujoharte N.Y
C. d. Wolk
D. D
Gettysburg
Augusttn Miller
Philadelphia
Pugtiae
Wall Street Stocks Fall Amid London Sugar Trust Pressure
Turbulent trading sees United States Sugar Refining and allied issues drop sharply as rumors of legislative probes and trust dominance ripple through markets. Investors weigh anti trust measures and potential collapse of independent refiners while the Lexon investigation reveals evasive denials and rising tensions across several states.
Canadian Banking Critique Sparks Public Debate
Ex‑Canadian cabinet minister Moncreal, after a U.S. tour, blames the United States National bank system for a dip in business mood and bank failures. He says banks lack facilities for moving crops and that McKinley may back a Chicago banker plan for treasury action. He favors a Canadian style system with central control.
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Moncreal
Hun
Cailey
United States
McKinley
Chicago
Treasury
Congress
Midnight Marriage Sparks Texas Adultery Case
A midnight wedding in Paradine Wine County Texas linked Charles Bauman of Kansas City and Miss Allen Menefee to a adultery and bigamy charge. The couple, using aliases, wed at the McAfee residence with Meyers and McAfee named in the report. Bauman faces adultery allegations while Meyers is named in the bigamy charge. The husband, a traveling dentist, was away most of the time, creating the opportunity for the alleged romance. The two were lodged at a local residence as authorities proceed with legal action.
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Tomanti
Fort Worth
Tex
Charles Bauman
Kansas City
Mist Allen Menefee
Paradine
Wine County
Texas
Car
Bauman
Iia Chari Meyers
Rs. Coleate McAfie
McAfee
Mireadine
Drourke
Jul
Noted Milwaukee Jury Deliberating in Shinning Case
Milwaukee February 17 The jury in the trial of Charla Fleischoian Henry Kucater Louis Noli Jacob Noli Tean der Marble Richard Weehamuth and Nels Nelson for shinning Motorman John E Breen during the streetcar strike era has deliberated for thirty four hours but has not reached a verdict One juror reportedly holds out for acquittal and hope remains that a decision will come today The city of Rivhesten faces a masterary case years ahead.
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Milwaukee
Miwaukee
Charla Fleischoian
Henry Kucater
Louis Nol
Jacob Noli
Teander Marble
Richard Weehamuth
Nels Nelson
John E. Breen
Remarkable wolf disease outbreak and scientific claim report
Fragmented report describes Emil Stretts presenting a yellowish brown vial as a supposed cure to wolves and cattle. The item details alleged venomous effects and a global spread claim, followed by scattered notes on a bank resolution and court nomination in Nebraska, all from an older newspaper page.
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Oflacelianeconn Mather
Wanehihgtan
Dompineler Okelm Hax
Metropolitan National Bank of Chigagyay
Anangoedt Regional Bank of Axamon
jwstomMce Nw
Hammerville Michshanchin
Dpi B. Robinson
Koklen
Duatyred
Tavin
Mack Hills Navann Bank
Rapid City
Alain
Wentral Assembly
Wenlia
Pendon
Des Stoines
xeNte Naciary Conimiltee
Munger
Cintter Court
Istetet
Nebraska
Dandy
Big enterprise to begin on Marys Pallet Water Power project
A new consortium plans to complete the St Mary Palis Water Power project at a cost near 48 million. Key investors include Mrs Oxhorn and representatives from Philadelphia Chicago and other firms. A Pittsburgh syndicate prepares contracts to advance the construction work and secure the enterprise’s milestones.
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Mary's Palle Water Power Company
Detroit
Mick
Charles
Deborne
Bauit
Marie
Bag
St Mary F Palis Water Power Company
Oxhorns
Pitwe
Fem
Philadelphia
Chieag Gia Company
Io Eetablsn
Jodathry
Dheiew Syndicate 18
Alabama to fund bonded debt by calling in existing bonds
The Alabama General Assembly approved a measure authorizing the governor to fund the state debt by calling in outstanding bonds and issuing new ones, with action deferred until after adjournment later in the week. Also notes the death of Mrs James Nurby, longtime resident of the Western Michigan region, at her home after forty years there.
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Herre
Moriaker
Morigular
Bchniuber
Dilla
Senate
Sveekee
Halvorson
Brookings
Aube Lala
Atte Printing Ac
Ue State Reform School
McCaughwy
United States
Aiset
Povnilat House
Dowdell
Eulongiel
Lee
Undumocrula
Gyper
Jeond Penson
Kean
Hiron
Chas. B. Ambrose
J. B. Maghes
Guetta
Mr. Ambrosy
Dh. Loveless
Ma Ws
Sherer
John Bauer
Ed J. Milley
TH Tones
George Kerr
M) Murray
Fdwin Vance
A. D. Hill
Mart L. Redmond
Wid Mesdames
Tedzar Go Vaner
John H. Miller
A. W. Wilmarth
Virginia B. Moods
HW Kppaxs
Mias Moulling
Messix
Chas. Koepp
Hope Miller
Owear Ricker
Jamis M. Powett
Moroner Woodworth
Patrick Anulahey
Alabama
Bon Montgomery
Alo
Notary Peay
Decatur
Mich
Pel
Mre
James Nurby
Wisulrm
Suilthw Westerh Metin
Arington Cowaghty
Market Reports Show Mixed Prices and Steady Demand
Chicago area markets report mixed quotations across grains and provisions with steady demand. Cash wheat prices hold steady amid fluctuating futures. pork values edge higher while dairy and cheese show little change. Receipts and shipments remain light, with several lines noting market steadiness amid uncertain conditions.
Gamblers Purged Out Of Faro Town Near Chicago
Citizens in a Wisconsin town burned a pool hall run by Chicago gambler Barry Zachariah. The blaze destroyed a large building watched for days as 400 to 600 gamblers favored faro and roulette. Watchmen guarded the room, and residents later attacked the property, vowing to reopen soon after repairs.
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Citigeny
Faro
Ronioce
Chicago
Bimhurst
Barry Zachariah
Aio
Morgan's Motion Carried In Senate Parliamentary Row
Fragmentary senate report describes Mr. Morgan pushing for an executive session on arbitration and the Clayton-Muylcher treaty. Debate centers on treaty violations by contracting powers and a call for U S action as the Senate adjourned after a vote on procedural motions.
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Waphington
Fen
Senate
Munday Tauae Hill
Vraxollian
Sarreppunite
German Empire
Morgayy
Jan IL
Sherman
Morgan
Bheyman
My Maran
Ako
Hoar
Cayo
Bis
Gouvernont
Ollee
How It Is Done Post Polly Wie Beaten of the Terai Without Competing
A fractured report from New York outlines or discusses a joint committee probing as to the existence of trunks and ionoyalles in Kwala ta, with June 15 witness James Ho Port among named officials. The article notes price equality and freight concerns, claiming contracts favored Brewers and consumers alike at a common rate, amid references to the American Sugar Kenn ing company and market fare.
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New York
United States
Wexon
Geringia
Missouri
Legiolacures
Montana
Lexon
Uber
Iith
Nis
Luxon Committee
Bus
Gx Refining
Auger Trust
Robery
Compttny
Liamees
Atockholders
Atocke
Sugar Trust
Chius Bpreckles
California
Sugar King
Arbuckle
Lie Trust
Preckles
Lly
Arbuckles
Havemyern
Arhunklan
Jeane
Fife
Terust
Mibekn
Trust
International
Coal Toam
Amd
New Yorks
Lemtales Uva
Toveatiga
Trunks
Ionoyalles
Kwalata
Snes Uea
Jon
Searles
Wectelary
American Sugar Kenning Company
Hind
James Ho
Amaml
M W St John Dead Champion Merchant Leader Dies
William M St John former Mercantile National Bank president and leading champion in Preesilver Lucen politics died at his New York residence from kidney complications and a resulting illness. Born in Bremen Germany he moved to New York at 21 and built a long career in mercantile life, including owning a grain exchange house.
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Champion
New York
P. Be. Tul
Mercantile National Bank
Mr. St. John
Almay
Dami
Nww
Ife
Bryan
Bt John
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Rokerton & Johnson
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Harvey Pierson
Will Pleraon
Pleraon & Johrinm
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Wilandath
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Centerville
War Konda
Great Northern
Mu Hatley
Clay County
Frowmah
B. W. Hower
Alsen Creamery Company
Solomon Andean
Co HL Jacobson
NB. Anderson
Ole Brene
P. J. Peterson
Benkey
H. Jacobson
Pga
Afteen Weare
Phillata Malancthon
Pleliresque
Wnion
Melarterhon
Gomerved
A. ‘Trust
Maxcchine ‘Bolt Trust
Rier
Ita Ihembera
Rivhesten
Uxea
Maatere Ony
Emil Stretts
Brockanan's Association
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Tallowa
Towa
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Jowiah Iluni
Levery
Wai
Graham
Volney Schiyler
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Blockun
Davia Martin
Deevasel
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Frank Becker
Dunlap
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Seo
Grinnell
Frank Dove
Peter Myers
Moore
Sigourney
Margaret
Mary A Hor
Allan
Ghatlya B
Mischell
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Minore
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Maquokera
Anna Glissendart
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Ian
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Hiller
Cierra
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