Falls Pack Man Escapes Chicago Cardroom Robbery Plot
A Sioux Falls man named Lord narrowly escaped a trap in a Chicago cardroom, where thugs lured him with a $1 corner bet, knocked him unconscious and locked the door. He fled as assailants chased him, later reporting the armed threat to police.
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Sioux Walla Colored Mas Afcor Mis Darga Adviners Suit
The case centers on Rich ant Lamb a colored barber and wealthy claimant suing his attorneys over a temporary injunction in a dispute linked to the Sioux Falls and Yankton road and a Lennox property. The jury awarded Lamb 315 but he claims no authorization for waiving the injunction and sues for 500. Lamb, once enslaved, now owns substantial property and pursues the matter as his own counsel.
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Indiana Agricultural Associations Gather in Indianapolis
The 19th century gathering brings together the Indiana Agricultural associations including wool growers bee keepers and poultry breeders for a multi day convention. Leaders like George F Seynour and M Paliser address attendees as diverse groups from the state meet to discuss farm management public highways and agricultural education.
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Kentucky and Sioux Falls Mailers Stir State Politics
The report details Kentucky’s General Assembly convening in Frankfort on June 7 to elect a successor to Senator Blackburn amid a tight Republican and Populist influence split. It also covers Sioux Falls petitions for street-work funding, West Brothers winning damages in a tobacco suit, and Chicago fire losses, with brief notes on civic decisions and upcoming legislative action.
Bond Issue Announcement Impacts Govern Are nk Invimiatons
A bond issue is announced by govern authorities involving native terrain and financial allocations. The notice outlines funding plans, project scope, and approval steps for community infrastructure upgrades near Anative Tr ene.
Bond sale and parliamentary turmoil in Canada
Speculation swirls over a new bond issue and the government’s fate as Ottawa releases a circular about a $100,000,000 twenty-year coupon bond. The debate centers on potential treasury notes, bolstering the gold reserve and how Liberal defections may reshape Dominion Parliament dynamics.
May Bombard the Turk Nominations Process
Nominated campaigns and election planning unfold with Winnie and May jun offerings. The piece notes nominating events for manners of mis planning and convocation next week, while postmaster and pension topics loom. Also cited are stock market quotes, livestock prices, and a lengthy foreign letter on Barney Barnato’s Monte Carlo dinner and naval dispatches amid Turkey tension.
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Havana Falls Reported In Cuban Crisis Dispatch
A fragmented Havana dispatch from New York reports Cuban forces capturing Havana and nearby areas. The cable claims Byar and allied troops will seize control before nightfall, with mentions of Key West and official cipher communications.
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Appeal to Salisbury Pressed for Arbitration Stance
London correspondent urges Lord Salisbury to bend toward arbitration with the United States amid calls for diplomacy. The American public seeks a swift, peaceful settlement and invites Britain to join a competent tribunal while defending Monroe doctrine principles.
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Spanish Minister Denies Havana Panic Reports
Washington on January 6 reports from the Spanish minister disputing Havana panic rumors and claims of the city falling to insurgents. He notes Havana papers show no alarm and suggests insurrectionary news may be exaggerated by dispatches. The minister attributes disturbances to guerrilla bands rather than insurgent offensives.
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Cecil Rhodes resigns as Cape Colony premier
Dispatches from Cape Town report Cecil Rhodes resigned as prime minister of the Cape Colony. Governor Sir Hercules Robinson accepted the resignation. Sir Gordon Sprigg, Cape government treasurer, was appointed to replace him. Also notes German recognition of Transvaal independence, Hohenlohe resignation rumors, and other late January dispatches.
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Wedded to Free Silver in Senate Finance Debate
Washington January 6 The finance committee reported on a free silver bill backed by silver faction leaders. The plan would mint all silver at a fixed ratio and issue silver certificates to replace old bank notes, with redemption choices limited to silver or gold. The measure passed the committee by vote after debate and moves toward broader consideration.
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Senate Proceedings Touch on Adams Bond Issue and Smithsonian
The Senate focused on legislative matters in the south wing with debate over a 30 day moratorium on federal bonds. Mr. Crisp objected to admission of a new official, while a joint resolution named William D. Wilson to the Smithsonian board, succeeding the late Henry Cooper. Adjournment occurred at 12:20 with business to resume tomorrow.
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Bond Circular Calls for $100 Million U.S. Bonds
The Treasury announces sealed proposals on February ith for the purchase of 100 million dollars of 4 percent coupon or registered bonds in 50 dollar denominations. Bonds dated February first, payable in coin, with 4 percent interest quarterly, redeemable after five years. Payments by installments begin with 20 percent at notice and 20 percent every ten days, with options for early payment and delivery before February. Additional or different bonds may be offered under law before February 18.
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Raymond Succeeds Merrill as Soldier's Home Trustee
Governor Jackson appointed Captain L. B. J. Raymond of Hampton as trustee of the Soldier's Home at Marshalltown to replace Captain N. A. Merrill who resigned to join the Legislature. Raymond is a Republican and the board will then have four Republicans and two Democrats.
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