Plan for Dakota statehood and division considered
The Dakota states plan and amendments to the Omnibus bill bring talks of admitting Wakote Montana Washington and New Meries territories. Springer chairs the committee on territories and outlines elections in May and a constitutional convention in July. A division vote may split the territory north and south of the seventh parallel with separate conventions at Sioux Falls and Bismarck.
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Wasimnerus
Orunibtus
Wakote
Montana
Washington
New Meries
Peaydé
Dakota
Springer
Committee On Territories
Helen Gates
Fursilay
Tash
Dakela
Sail Parallel
Bismarck
Congress
Bulding
North
South Dakota
United States
Sr. Paua
Huron
Lissuieh
North Dakota
Democratic Party of
Cabinet Gossip and Blame in New York’s Cabinet Spotlight
News wires note growing belief in Congress that Platt Miller contest blocks a New York cabinet seat. A New York delegate predicts no compromise possible and warns Harrigan cannot place Miller. See also local dispatches on the Blaine–Miller clash, a fatal shooting near Girand Chateau, a major fire in St. Louis, and crime trials with broad regional details.
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Wasmyenmus
The
Evening Star
Congress
Platt-Miller
New York
Harrigan
Miller
Plate
Harrison
Platt
Treasury
Matoe
Blaine
Tndignapolia
Home of Harrison Quiet Day After Mr Morton Departure
A quiet uneventful day at the home of Harrison follows the departure of Mr Morton. No incidents reported, routine activities noted, and residents observed going about daily routines. Local officials recorded the absence as orderly and uneventful.
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Mr. Morton
President-elect Harrison Attends Riley Nye Entertainment
At Isaiasapouis on December 15 General Harrison and guests gathered for an event by Bill Nye and James Whitcomb Riley under the M C A auspices at the Grand Opera house. Riley received warm applause as townspeople praised his Hoosier dialect readings including Studien in Hoosier Dialect and Since Little Wesley's Gone. Harrison accepted two more canes, nearing a hundred presented since his nomination, while he keeps his ivory cane on walks.
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Isaiasapouis
Wesley
Warrison
Riley
Lotter
Walience
RK. H. Allen
James T. Wright
Miss Allen
Mies Spaed
E. RB. Martindale
Woods
Bliss Jors
Harrison
Max
Mr. Howells
Bes
James Freeman Clarke
Victor Hego
Busan Wallace
Ben Hur
Egypt
R. Stevens
Gerald Masser
America
Laura Daintry
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Max O'Rell
Boston
Wordsworth
Macmillan
Emile Zola
le Reva
Lord Teoryson
Mra Eamund Gosse
Bret Harte
Mark Twain
Bill Nye
E. W. Howe
Charles Egbert Craddock
Ji Joagain
Miller
Leland Miller
Shofield
State
Williams College
Whittier
A. Miner Griswold
Austin Dobson
Rider Haggard
Ditchingham
London
Tracy Robinson
Fanama Canal Company
Tts
Low Wallace
Harper's
Fr. Stimson
O' Dale
Misa Olive Schreiner
Cape
Laura C. Holloway
Ruskin
Frank Dempster Sherman
Mona Card
Hampshire
Arthur Stannard
John Strange Winter
Haïti plot to evade warship demand shocks capital
Turmoil in Port-au-Prince as Laytiens fear US warships will seize the Laytien Republic. Atlas line vessels Alene and Arriaga plan to take the steamer Laytien Republic to New York to avoid indemnity, with Captain Seiders and Chief Officer Williams in command. Merriam?
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Krsestos
Jamaica
Laytiens
Laytien Republic
Teave
Ataline
Seiders
New York
Preston
Port Au Prince
Arriaga
Atlas Line
Atrusiom
Williams
Alene
Atlas Company
Preaton
Haytien Republic
Siemmpush
Ifayti
Aso
Missouri Delegation Named by State Republican Club
The Missouri Republican Club selects Chauncy L. Filley James M. Thompson of St Louis Elbert Kimball of Nevada and James A Mann of Kansas City as Missouri’s delegation to the National Republican League meeting. Weather notes report fair weather for Kansas with likely rain and a colder northerly wind in the east.
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Missouri Republican Clube
St. Loues
State Republican Club
Missouri
National Republican League
Chauncy L. Filley
Ja. M. Thompson
St. Louis
Elbert Kimball
Nevada
James A. Mann
Kansas City
Washixeton
D. C
Kansas
Sullivan and Kilrain in Arrangements for Championship Fight
Sullivan and Kilrain, two famed pugilists, plot arrangements for the anticipated championship bout. A third Iuel is noted, suggesting alternate planning or a potential challenger entering discussions. The report hints at formalities, pacing, and venue considerations shaping the showdown.
Kilrain and Sullivan Deal Sparks Deposit Controversy
A report on the Kilrain Sullivan championship dispute notes Richard Roe offered to cover Sullivan’s $10,009 deposit, then backed off when a receipt was not issued. Kilrain's holder claim and settlement terms surface, with Kilrain offered to name time and place for a bout near New Orleans under evolving rules.
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Richard Rae Ienores
Sullivan
Dee
Jake Kilrain
Jutin K. Sullivay
Richard Roe
Kilrain
Calvin
New York Clipper
E Sullivan
Mr. Roe
Ree
Hoe
Iake Kilrain
Sullivvnos Challenge
Kitrain
Hilnin
Kilraig
Frank Stevenson
Welcames Keenan
Boston
Mitche
Chirese
Canada
Laird
Markets by Telegraph New York Money and Grain Notes
Market reports from New York and Kansas City reveal mixed prices across grains and provisions. Sugar, butter, and poultry trade alongside live stock indicators show modest activity, with steady cash bids and varied futures for corn, wheat, and oats. A news brief on a veteran’s burial is mentioned in the text.
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Kansas City Grain and Provisions Kawnae Cos
Waear—Steady
Oie Asin Sa
Danty
Breadys
Pras
Thoth
Ihr
FLAS
Taney
Holtkel
Bresast
Telegraphic News Notes Snapshot of Scattered Incidents
A montage of short items reports secured creditors in San Francisco receiving cents on the dollar while Pierce City Father Haynes is fined for burial obstruction. Brooklyn Bridge traffic numbers, a Boston bank janitor with a package of 4,000, and a white-to-native transformation claim are noted. Labor leader Samuel Gompers elected in New York. New York mayor and Cockrell sparring, a Loganport kidnapping resolved, a Ferry Point desertion, gratuities by Morton's party, deaths from suspected poisoning in Arkansas, and various political and legal notes across states.
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W. T. Calamana
San Francisco
Father Haynes
Pierce City
Brooklyn Bridge
Samuel Alien
Columbia Nations Bank of
Boston
Julia Suiseo
Jerney City
S.J
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Jompers
New York
Heston
Russell Hardaon
Hewitt
New York City
Bas
Colonel Cockrell
Cockrell
George L. Allen
Logansport
Isrbo
Brooklyn
Liepenard
Fred Adlin
Ferry Point
Ontario
Judiscapolis
Morton
Depan
Frank Alfred
Jasper
Ark
Eve
Alfred
Gray
Corydon
Ind
Harrison County
Tellevue Hospital
St. Louis
Hogg
West Vic
Washington
House
Sesaiin
United States Secret Service
St. Paul
Minnesota
Usman Digma
Emir Bey Ani
Lawrence Business Directory Entry Noted Names and Offices
A garbled Lawrence business directory fragment lists attorneys J. Barker and W. Spangler, a National Bank Building address, and various misread names including Olver Batie and Jobe. The text references Toscana and a Santa note without clear context or dates.
We are prepared to deliver Cherokee Leavenworth Seran
We are prepared to deliver icely screened Cherokee Leavenworth Seran two or Autbrachte dou at any part of the city. the 634 Mass Street, Telephonne lt 0. Barer & Son.
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Coathi
Barer & Son
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Business Directory OF
Lawrence
CTY Office
Ps. Reever
Cemet City Phreiden
tOrarian
Aem
Mary Simpson
Saterdeya
Hotels
Aldridge House
BM. Conn
Lawrence House
A. Rh. Mills
Feront Etreel
Court Hotel
Ube
Wlgdlerum Upere Hoces
Pat Oftee
T L. Simmons
Winthrop
New Bampslde Stresta
Furnleed Snd
Place House
Warren Ad NH
Pac Fic Hotel
Goodwin
Hoyortte Calva Packte Deviet
Gers Epley
Mageachurette Street
Pynest
Clust
Jdelmonico Restaurant
Physicians & Surgeons
A Gifford
Umeeth Mann
Mbelienemiy Masta Hateito
E. D. F. Phillips
Unice
Mare
Readene Bimbt
Rottram & Hornor
St. Tel
H- Dick
Surghun
Utien
Keats
Dion Athens
H-Young
Taylor & Mathews
Nentists
Umea
Iura Dewelty
AL & Russ
Eld & Haris
Anduretta Etreet
J Ww. Oerum
Umukerg
Pew Frative
Eeecinik Venefvinl
Offee Oeer Wondward
Israel Macs
Hrary
GEO. A. Banks
Rorner Ronm Ander Etheidge House
Steele
Harry Fletcher
W Ninsic Ptore
Brien & Son
Oseph E. Riggs
Rovelty Works
W. P. Randall
Massachusetts Street
P. Burr & CO
Winthrop ST
States OF
Chairiumu Springer
Pakotana
Isprasarert
Alf Tyy
Daviestown
Dakula
Dickey
Dakota Territory
Church
Indiana
Crawfordsville
St Iss
Burrison
Aga Atate
Northern Territory
Cabinutey
Melean
Nastville
Jackson
Tenn
Esquire
Exim
Tom Brown
Hyecks
Wil Hyecks Broans
Miez Farnie Brown
Tom
Brown
Peter Brown
Crino Nugroen
Will Hyecks
Girand Chateau
St. Lacis
Luse
Edward J. Gay
Beechtold Printing Company
Litle & Becker
Nixon Jones Printing Company
Spectator
White Capisal
Gutley
Cirano
Frederick von Olerkamp
Thomas Mace
Mackelaine
Oberkampfon
ST. Pach
Pep
Milesus
Bent
Johnson
Frank Augutin
Austin
Stoneville
Ray Minal
Honda
James Whitcomb Riley
Presenta
Mawea
Irene Hawes
Richard Hawes
Tuumim
Lakeview Ab
Ted
Hawes
Mnirauhle
Israel
Kin & Missippi
Mets
E. L. Harper
Tom Cully
Barber Bros
Squire Hobbs
Sullivan and
Wisi Park
Avenue Heilee
L. Asher
East Grand Parks
Vrtto
Namine
Gureaxs
Iivay
St. Joseph
Steanmeey
Times “Democrat
Yoxuo City
Parton
Atentox
Mayer
Missoni Pacific
Everes
Soul
Tecumaeh
Nets
Vanver Faisa
Atchison Sad Eftinghau Syndicate
J.C. Maduoxy
Etus Maze Belle
Aepok SF
Rillnpad
Telegraph
New York Money
Mowar Qn
Maren—Wiie Mercantile Paper
Dy Iy Petrent
Atchison, Topeka
Saots Fe
Bowre
Kusean
Kanuss
Toe
Vtockers
Iedore
Wrontly
Bona
Ebiles
S.ueg Gan
Dona Mar- Veo
Chotey Muitons
Mitering Lesan
Lous
Evden St. Lucie
Max Pomtual
Lie
Flowa
Shestke
Alet
Pratete
K Soi
Uiteed
Timothy
Giaver
Lai
Kawseas City
Ra 'Tomes
Telegraphic News Notes
Commie
Goon
Olver Batie, Jobe
Walter
Gue
Draper
Attorneys AT Law
Gec J. Barker
Attorney AT Law
John Hutchings
Afice
Mass. St
W. Spangler
Utice
John Q. At
Norton
Ofer
Douglas County Bank
EO. B. Edgar
A. S
Rotary Public
Jcation of the Peace
Untc
Masnachuestra Stroet
Blain & Peairs
Uilea
Atore Finke
D W. Henley
National Bank Bfilding
BANKS
the National Bank
Toscana
W. Marex
Vics
Santa
KY. Hana, ‘Ane
Cashlar
Europe
Merchants National Bank
Garrzera
Alee
G. Jamox
Canbinz! Capital
Wurplus
Directus. Seco Touee
Crovennr
Ged
Innes
Win. Evatt
Lirtinith
Alex
Monroe
Norwinarie
Duainesa
Farm
Douglas County National Bank
Capital
Bowerbuck
Pree
SPARK
WF Darteldes
Rowe Ih Russell
WL. Muck 1
Albert Healey
Winns Brie W
A I-C. Vauman En Cashiera
Ee den Rn. Asst. Cnentar
Blair & Peairs
Blair
Howard A Praire
State OF Kansas
Dovdias Corarrio
Martha SN. Seark
Alotife
Longworth
Otendanta
Pindwe
Tate
Kanass
Laren
Bongian
Ani
Mareas
Nale
Sk Pobll
Ifshowt
Hwwt
Douglas
Ran-ag
Twit
Qing Fa
Drode
Wirata
Verne
Wem
Stata
Decein A
Sities
Range Fancy Elgin Creamery
Degas
Egge
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