Utes Make Trouble Threat to Ute and Sioux In Dakota
Troops dispatched as eight companies of U S cavalry move to Thunder Butte South Dakota in a bid to deter Ute and Sioux revolts amid fears of attacks on settlers and to prevent joint resistance against government measures.
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United States
Thunder Butte
S. C
Army
Omaha
Second
United States Cavalry
Butte
Harry F. Dalton
Jefr Birt Crook
Gettysburg
Soite Tejn
Cheyenne Risk
Smith Dakota
Worriment in Times of Prosperity
The speaker shifts from personal grief to a larger concern. The piece notes unease that happiness may undermine virtue, warning that favorable conditions carry hidden risks. The source is attributed to the New York Times.
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Aly
Secrets Of Courts Involving Stolen Papers Revealed
Secret service investigators in Chicago probe a nationwide plot after Miss Etta McLean and Alexander Gordee, jailed on conspiracy and theft charges in the Walsh case, are linked to stolen documents. Papers in the Standard Oil, Chicago and Alton railway, and school book combine cases may have been disclosed, suggesting inside knowledge ahead of government moves.
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Secret Service
Chicago
Etta Mclean
Alexander B. Gordee
Grand Jury
John R. Walsh
Miss McLean
Walsh
Standard Oil
Chicago and Alton Railway
School Book Combine
Alton
Defendsants
Carson College Proposed From Late Robert Carson's Will
In Philadelphia the late Robert N Carson's will leaves 85.5 million to found a nonsectarian Carson College for orphan girls on his Montgomery County estate near Philadelphia. The plan mirrors Girard College and aims to prevent idle leisure for the Carson wealth.
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Robert N. Carson
Philadelphia
Girard College
Girard
Carson
Carson College
Montgomery City
A New Diamond Maker Discovered by Academy Chemist
A report from Paris describes a chemist at the Academy of the Charette achieving diamond formation by passing a weak current through a tube containing carbon and iron. The discovery, termed a new diamond maker, is being examined by the academy for confirmation.
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Cry
Iy Moissoner
Blyhuzet
Paris
Gilvanee
Suent
Tie
Academy
Attachment for Pitchers Drip Cup Invention Patent
A peculiar invention shows a drip cup attached beneath a pitcher spout to catch drippings and prevent spills on tables or nearby objects. The design includes a guard across the lip and a cap that allows dripped contents to fall into the cup and release when tilted, aiming to keep surfaces clean.
Oatmeal Crisps Instructions
Cream butter and sugar then mix in salt baking powder and oats. Beat eggs with vanilla then combine and portion onto waxed paper. Bake slowly until golden brown and allow to cool before removing from paper.
Fruit Salad with Golden Dressing Recipe Card
A vintage recipe card describes making fruit salad with pineapple or fineapple, three Dananas, and three oranges cut into cubes. Dress with a light fruit juice, sugar, lemon juice, and fruit juice blended to a glaze, then heat in a double boiler until it thickens and serve over the fruit after chilling in the ice chest for about an hour.
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Domeon
Unclear boil potato peeling method guidance
Instructions appear garbled with misspellings about boiling potatoes the size of a small egg. It mentions peeling and cutting in halves, adding a spoon of something, browning, and mixing with oil or seasoning, then cooking until tender before serving.
Pickled Produce Method From A Century Old Jar
Instructions describe layer slicing green tomatoes and onions with salt and peppers, adding spices, vinegar, and heat to seal jars. It asks whether the mixture can be canned or stored in jars for preservation and keeps.
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Ashe
Bacon and quinces preserved in a home technique
The text describes slicing bacon with onions and corn scraped fruit, simmering with water and sugar, then arranging in jars. Instructions include browning bread crusts, grinding ingredients, and sealing jars, with advice on storage and serving. It reads like a fragmented home canning and cooking guide.
Ane Gelntine Makes Applesauce From Odd Instructions
A garbled cooking note lists mixing pint of additive with soaked celery, heating hard, cooling, and serving with piel evean, then suggests unsoaked merinsde saweoteqerd. The text reads as an unclear recipe segment with tangled phrases and misspelled terms.
Cleaning Tips From Daily Housekeeping Column
Advice on stain removal and ironing techniques. Rub demon juice on red covers that resist blackening, use chalk on a child's blackboard for kitchen scratches, wash with cold water and soap to remove machine grease, add glycerin to starch to prevent sticking, and place iron on a clean brick to retain heat.
Conscientious Mary Tidies Beach Before Home Return
Mary Anne, after a morning on the shore, asks her mistress for permission to tidy the beach before taking the children home. The exchange preserves a gentle domestic scene in Punch's light verse style.
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Mary
Mary Anne
Portrait of Judge Blink prompts six month price talk
A reader cites De Auber asking what to demand for a portrait of Judge Blink, with Critious guessing a value around six months as discussed in the Chicago Daily News.
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de Auber
Judge Blink
Critious
Chicago Daily News
Ruth and the Town Up Women Making a Call
A mother asks Ruth why she sits still as two little playmates entertain themselves. Ruth replies they are playing, saying they are Town-Up Women making a call, signaling a playful, era style exchange.
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Ruth
Mamma
Woomen
Chicago Daily News
Phrase Bids and Banter in Philadelphia Press
A fragment captures witty exchange about jobs and change with mock bravado. The quoted banter mentions Ascum and Growell, implying a humorous take on career prospects and willingness to switch work.
The New Society Ailment Threatens Briscom
A Cleveland dealer quotes a friend describing Briscom as perpetually unlucky and repeatedly treated by doctors. The latest worry is an affinity he reportedly faces, adding to a pattern of medical troubles cited by locals.
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Briscom
Cleveland
Word Exchange Between Unemployed Seer and Industry Man
A seedy man in a Chicago setting claims membership in the unemployed army while an industry man retorts with pride in work. The exchange hints at class tension and labor themes typical of urban life.
Meandering Mike Seeks Wine Agent Job in Washington Star
A quirky exchange shows Meandering Mike unable to find work and declaring he wants to be a wine agent, as printed in the Washington Star.
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Mike
Washington Star
Stella and Bella in Matrimony Bonds Debate
In a New York Sun exchange, Stella is questioned about flirtation while Bella insists she is simply oversubscribed to the bonds of matrimony. The playful debate frames a light domestic tone in a newspaper style.
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Stella
Bella
Matriony
New York Sun
Ambish Is There Anything in This Story Writing Business
A fragment suggests a Chicago Tribune note about a rich girl falling in love with a story written by a friend and marrying him. The tone hints at a gossip column or literary romance snippet from the Chicago paper.
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Chicago Tribune
Vaccination Certificate Question in Cleveland Paper
A brief exchange shows a character asking Jane if she brought her vaccination certificate and Jane replying that it did not take, reflecting health certificate issues noted in a Cleveland Plain Dealer snippet.
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USA
Jane
Amy
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Courtship in the Country Lanes Then and Now
A playful Town and Country note recalls courting in country lanes with daisies and buttercups, contrasting old methods with modern auto travel and speed as momentum. The piece preserves a nostalgic tone while hinting at social change in courting rituals.
Ark parable joke about worms in pears
Yonkers Statesman quotes a humorous exchange about the absence of worms in the Ark and the reason being that worms rarely come in pears. A light anecdote reflecting old newspaper whimsy.
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Yonkers
A Perfect Fellow in a Witty Exchange
A humorous exchange centers on who makes the truly perfect man with Jones claiming the ideal is elusive and Brown jokingly suggests the man his wife would have married before she wed him. The dialogue plays on social roles and romantic foibles in a light, witty tone.
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Jones
Brown
Philadelphia Inquirer
The Truth Comes Out In A School Tale
A humorous Chicago News item recalls youth memories with Miffkins claiming happier hours at school and a playful line about skipping classes. The quotes frame a lighthearted vignette about school days and honesty.
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Miffkins
Chicago News
City Air Contains Fourteen Times Microbes Found In Nation
A report states urban air harbors microbes at fourteenfold higher levels than rural air. Scientists note diverse bacteria and fungi concentration in city environments, suggesting implications for public health and urban planning.
Elder Son Kills Brother in Tell City Firearm Tragedy
Civil War veteran Captain James Nashes tied up as elder son Charles Hughes, 20, shot and killed 30 year old Martin Hughes after an alcohol fueled attack on the father. Charles seized a shotgun and fired, Martin dying instantly. Charles Hughes arrested as the father lies severely wounded.
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Charles Hughes
Martin Hughes
Tell City
James Nashes
Charles Naghes
Martin Naghes
Wife Takes Husband’s Jail Place in Mail Robbery Case
Clifford Wanchand, a South Bend post office clerk, was arrested for robbing the mails. His wife, hoping to prove his innocence, took his place in jail. Blanchard later confessed. The total theft is believed to be about 82000.
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Clifford Wanchand
South Bend
Ofice
Tim Rultless
Blanchard
Civil War Captain Ends Life in Water Tank
SVillard We Place, a Civil War captain of an Indian company, drowned in a shallow tank in Chesterton after losing his Lake Shore agent position. He left a note saying he was tired of life. two sons live in Chicago. Preacher Captures a Crook. Reverend Benjamin Nyce of Muncie First Presbyterian, who chased and captured a thief after a car accident, handed the crook to authorities. The suspect identified as Frank Miller, alias Jack Viages, has prior burglary charges and faces penitentiary time. Attempt to Burn County Infirmary. Superintendent Leary Roberts found smoke and a hole in the floor at Shelbyville county infirmary. Inmates helped extinguish the fire, but no identity of the arsonist.
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Port Meade
Utah
Hemin
Particu
Laber
Jase
Ds Tipo
Nome
Tex
Chesterton
Lake Shore
Svillard
Chicago
Benjamin Nyce
First Presbyterian Dharch
Muncie
Frank Miller
Judge Lefer
Jack Viages
Miller
Hayes
County Infirmary
Leary Roberts
Shelbyville
Prolific Field for Recruits Trent Includes Terre Haute
John M. Craig of the United States army is ordered to Serve Haute to head the recruiting district with Terre Haute as headquarters The War Department raised the district due to the station s success and assigns a commissioned officer instead of a sergeant Substations will be set up at towns within fifty to seventy miles in Indiana and Illinois.
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Trent
John M. Craig
United States Army
Serve Haute
Terre Haute
War Department
Indiana
Illinois
Cheap Gas for Indianapolis Meets New Plant Plan
The Citizens Gas Company, formed by popular subscription in Indianapolis, will manufacture artificial gas at 60 rents per 1,000 feet after paying 400,000 dollars for idle mains from the Consumers Gas Trust. The Indianapolis Gas Company currently charges 14 cents. Rev. Ross Farley of Noblesville accepts missionary appointment to Japan with M E church support. he leaves soon, accompanied by Mrs. Parley, after two years in the Austin Pesas conference.
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Indianapolis
Citizens’ Gas Company
Consumers’ Gas Trust Company
Indianapolis Gas Company
Japan
Ross Farley
Noblesville
M. KE. Church
Orient
Tie
Austin
Pesas
Parley
Willard Irwin Injures Sister in Hunting Trick Accident
Willard Irwin age 12 fired a shotgun at a hand mirror held by Laura in a failed William Tell style trick at lbugeer causing the mirror to shatter and strike her hand. In other news Martin Woefu, jailed on counterfeiting charges in Indianapolis, is linked to a gang robbing the South Bend malleable steel range factory. Evansville Boston store fire destroys large building with losses estimated at $200000 and partial insurance.
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Willard Irwin
Laura
Lbugeer
Willard
Bally
Martin Woefu
Indianapolis
South Bend
Big Griffin Fire Destroys Several Business Buildings
A large blaze in Griffin destroyed multiple business structures. Damage is estimated between ST95, 000 and 8100,000, with investigators focusing on the origin and spread of the fire across downtown properties. Local authorities urge residents to avoid the area as crews secure the site.
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Griffin
Miner crushed in Kokomo mine tragedy and other brief notices
Simon Voicey of Brazil died after slate fill crushed his body in the Kokomo mine, with his right leg broken in two places. Ruth Anderson, 15, drank carbolic acid after her father objected to a suitor, dying ten minutes later outside an undertaker shop in Vincennes. Frank McClure of J B McClure Sons and an established Bicknell citizen spent a day in his office then farm, returning home seemingly healthy before dying suddenly after a warm bath.
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Simon Voicey
Brazil
Kokomo
Ruth Anderson
Vincennes
Frank McClure
J. 8
McClure Sons
Bicknell
Chronology of major events from 1290 to 1893
A condensed chronological list of historical milestones and notable events spanning 1290 through 1893. Includes expulsions, explorations, charters, battles, legislative acts, migrations, inaugurations, and inaugurations of capitals and states, with numerous dates and places. Entities include England Spain New York Philadelphia Boston Lima Lisbon Cadiz San Domingo Montreal Albany Victoria Falls Grant McClellan Tweed Cleveland Denver Waldheim and more.
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William III
Torbay
Philadelphia
Willian Penn
Low Countries
Charles VI
Lima
Calleo
Tisbon
Rhode Island
Boston
St. John
N.B
Con. Montgomery
Washington
Gen. Howe
White Plains
N.Y
Old Continental Congress
New York
French National Assembly
Iwo—Goen
Ste Clair
Wabash River
San Domingo
France
Montreal
New York City
Buffalo
Albany
Alexander Barnes
Cabul
Royal Exchange
London
Queen Victoria
Franklin Pierce
United States
Inkernin
Livingstone
Victoria Falls
George B. McClellan
United States Army
Gen
Grant
Vicksburg
Nevada
John Morrissey
Boss” Tweed
Richard P. Bland
Missouri
Bengal
China
Denver
Colorado
Winnipeg
North
South Dakota
Union
Chicago
Haymarket
Waldheim Cemetery
Congress
Cleveland
Transmuttation At Last Confirmed By Radium Experiments
Prof Otto N Witt of Charlottenburg Germany asserts Ramsay's latest radium experiments prove elements can transmute via radium emanations as ancient alchemists proposed. Ramsay earlier showed radium emanations convert to helium and seed inactive elements. Boltwood of Yale notes a new parent element in uranium minerals, producing radium and emitting alpha and beta rays, named tonium.
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Otto N. Witt
Technical High School
Charlottenburg
Germany
Ramsay
Boltwood
Yale
Commission Agent Ships Peaches to London from Paris Market
A Paris fruit market commission agent shipped a basket with 03 selected peaches to London. The lot price was $540, about 89 per fruit, reflecting a high value shipment and cross channel trade.
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Paris
London
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