District Court Officials and Officials List
Fragmentary OCR shows district court officers including Hon A W Benson, J L Bristow, Ells A Barten Deputy Clerk, Sheriff, Under Sheriff, County Attorney, Probate Judge, Deputy, and other county officials with names such as Horner, N B Bartlett, John M Walker, John Walton, Oliver Butler, and C Moore. The text is garbled with scattered titles and roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
A. W. Benson
J. L. Bristow Ells A. Barten
Attorne
Eee
Teenaures
Hay Bouts Oats
John M. Walker
John Walton Commissioners
Oliver Butler
C. Moore
City Officials and Council Members List
The record lists city officials including Mayor A Henley President of the Council A J Dicker Clerk and Secretary Com A G Honnold Treasurer Geo K Gould Police Judge H A Howard Marshal T K Prentice Attorney WGC Spangier Street Commissioner William Martin Supt Fire Department B J Whitmas Supt ComEterion 2 Sars Peter E Emery City Physician R Morris Librarian Mrs XCF Simpson Weigher and Measurer co A Mead Councilmen First Ward Wm T Sinclair Jacob House wR William P K Emery O O Pickens J Wilder wt M Lindsey RB J Pett A J Dicker Green Kelt
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Henley
A. J. Dicker
A. G. Honnold
Geo. K. Gould
H. A. Howard
T. K. Prentice
WGC
Spangier
William Martin
B. J. Whitmas
ComEterion
Peter E. Emery
R. Morris
Xcf
Simpson Weigher and “Measurer Co
A. Mead
First Ward
Indian Hostilities Ramp Up After Wounded Knee Attack
Rushville dispatch reports Chief Two Strike and followers deserting agency, moving toward Bad Lands or Rosebud. General Miles and Seventeenth Infantry head toward Pine Ridge as hostiles surround the mission, burn it, and a heavy blizzard hampers pursuit while many so called friendly Indians abandon camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omana
Neb
Rushville
Rosebud
Line Ridge
Francis Schette
Seventh Cavalry
Pine Ridge
Wounded Knee
Carr
Seventeenth Infantry
Miles
Nock
Chadron
Pine Rage
White River
John Dyer
Brooke
Kanehers
Democrats Seize Santa Fe Seats To Gain Joint Majority
In the New Mexico assembly on January 1, the Democrat majority by resolution unseated J. B. Mayo and B. W. Read from Santa Fe county and seated C. T. Easley and T. P. Gable, who ran on the Democratic ticket. The move gives Democrats a two‑seat advantage on joint ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe, N. M
House
J. B. Mayo
W. Read
Santa Fe County
C. T. Easley
T. P. Gable
New Years Reception Held by President and Mrs Harrison
The president and Mrs Harrison hosted their annual New Year’s reception with cabinet members and their wives, followed by diplomats, judiciary, military officers, department heads, veterans, and the public in attendance. Separate notices report a Kickapoo dance incident in Hiawatha with a fatality and a Chicago YMCA building project worth 1.4 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasumatox
VD. C
Harrison
Diplomatic Corps
Judiciary
Army
Navy
Night of Terror at Pine Ridge Agency Triggers Major Troop Mobilization
A Pine Ridge special reports 3,000 Indians moving toward the agency and a looming battle. Troops from Fort Douglas and various infantry and cavalry units rush to Pine Ridge as 35 soldiers die and 41 are wounded. Father Craft remains in critical condition after a stabbing at Wounded Knee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owata
Neb
Pine Ridge
Fort Douglas
Salt Lake City
Second Infantry
Ninth Cavalry
Capron
Ninth Regiment
Eighth Cavalry
Sixth Cavalry
Aimee
Clomel Carr
Wend
Forsythe
Vine Ridge
Gethin
Shellie
Troop A
Seventh Cavalry
Ndt
Wrantaenburg
Hirth
Father Craft
Government Inquiring Into Killing of Carrollton Postmaster
President Harrison, with Wanamaker and Whitfield, probes the Christmas day killing of Carrollton Miss postmaster J. J. Matthews. The inquiry cites a personal feud, not politics, as the motive. A separate note reports a bank robbery at South Chicago and links with the Allerton packing house crew. McBride’s preliminary trial for Matthews’s death finds self defense. Local coal prices and job ads follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews
Carrollton, Miss
Washinates
Harrison
Wanamaker
Whitfield
J. J. Matthews
Carrollton
Miss
Vle. Does
George
Chivace
Jan. T
John Corbett
Harry Featherstone
Frank Bennett
South Chicago
Allerton
Osier
Ss.ndd. Tt
Pee Lee
Jian
McBride
J.P. Mathews
Carpenter
Elections Bill Faces Fragile Path in Congress
Fragile chances of the elections bill passing in Congress discussed after adjournment. Republicans divided on Senate amendments and quorum risks. Speaker and Chairman Cannon reportedly wager there will be a quorum when needed, while Democrats threaten filibuster tactics to obstruct and break a quorum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BIW
Congress
Wasuixctus
Jen
House
Senate
Voneer
Repubicans
Cannon
Appropriations Committee
Battle at Wounded Knee Lists Fallen and Wounded
The newspaper prints a hospital list naming twenty four dead and wounded from Wounded Knee Monday. Includes Capt. George D. Wallace and numerous privates from Co. A and other units. naval steward Oscar Pollois among the dead. other Army personnel listed with ranks and companies. Also notes promotional ads for Hamburg Figs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pixe Ringe
Wounded Knee
Adi the Kallud
Belgie
Seventh Cavalry
Seeward Poliovk
George D. Wallace
KK. Johnson
A. Frey
A. Diver
A. Kelly
A. Cain
Coffey
Book
Joseph Murphy
K. Kellner
Oscar Polloeis
Hes Gab Steward
United States Navy
Hevdees
Ds. Rone
Mae ‘ Tod Forrest
Newell
Dr. McCue
K. Logan
A. Costelle
Th Ragan
A. Christensen
Ky Ranaka
Torrey
Vo. Adams
Thomas Harrall
Robert Braanon
John Coatey
First Artillery
Charles Cusp
Harry 2. Clifton
James Ward
Hf. L. Hawthorne
Second Artillery
Touches
John McKengle
Harvey Ho Thomas
Christopher Miurtin
John P. Fritie
Daniel McMiller
Adam Neter
Harrys Stone
Fred Wodner
Hugh McGinnis
William Davis
Omaha Bridge crisis stirs rail war and injunctions
Journal reports a clash among rail executives led by Miller and Gould over the Omaha bridge and depot deals. A temporary injunction blocks Union Pacific aid to a depot project. court actions threaten contempt charges as Rock Island and Milwaukee confront UP on tracks and contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montter
St. Paul
Rock Island
Santa Fe
Amtchisen
Winds Central
Omaha
Union Pacific
Miller
Union
Thartchinsen
McPherson
Kansas
Lew AL Batting
Omat A
Dan. i. A
Ernest Stant
da Beak
Cite
Union Paris 7
Puuten
Udon
Milwaukee
Dock Island
St. Yavlmmie
Totter
Mr. Helcomb
Wihosh Road
S. HH. Chirk
W. H. Holcomb
Robert Bickensdeurter
Charles Ware
Union Pacific Road
Doane
District Court
Yhoeben
Entend
Kansas City
Dan
Rock Island Road
St. Joseph
Denver
Charles Francis Adams
Jay Gould
Lopeka
Reck Isard
Reck
Toland
Tepeka
Market Report From Gratin and Provisions SCITT
A fragmented market page shows prices and bids for PROVISIONS and CATTLE with terms like Prime steams at 4.50 and No. 2 oats. It lists commodities such as WHEAT, RYE, and BUTTER with varying bids, and notes offerings like fancy dairy and creamery products among fluctuating futures and cash prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aig
Disruptions and Disasters Across Regions Reported
Summaries of political, legal, and industrial events include the disbanding of Prosul tion Tessa of Ine Mans and Minnesota Al l iance electing Lenatios Domnelly. Missouri Farmers Aids moves against trusts. a painter Charles Jones dies by fire in Empire City Kansas. Kansas City grand jury indicts two aldermen and two citizens for bribery. Fire destroys thirteen buildings in Pugwash Nova Scotia with $70,000 loss. Thomas Green & Sons assume liabilities of $75,000 with $62,006 assets. Ex-Treasurer F J Spinner dies in Jacksonville. Louisiana Lottery Company elects Paul Conrad as president. Bank robbery reported at Albia Indiana delayed by rain. Presidential reception draws 240 teachers from northeast states. London dispatch cites gold shipments to New York and Bank of England, 5 percent bank charges for beams. Local petitions seek to bar liquor and profanity by teachers and appoint a social vice commissioner. New York brewery collapse at Koehler’s, roof collapse injures several. James Durner's injury could be fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ine Mans
Thermangeter
Aist
Try
Aliance
Lenatios Domnelly
Farmers Aids of Missouri
Binder Trust
Charles Jones
Empire City
Kan
Grand
Kansas City
Mia
Pugwash
Talifax
N.S
Thomas Green & Sons
Old Packers
Council Bluffs
F. J. Spinner
United States
Jacksonville
Fla
Paul Conrad
Louisiana Lottery Company
M.A. Dauphin
Albia
New York
New Jersey
New Enland States
Washington
London
England
Germany
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County Directory
City Directory
Business Directory
Hotels
Oridge
Dovrevenyents
Ateantaraphort Bitetsase Berze
Bo. Fhacher
Attorney AT Law
Vorer Lawrence National Bark
Com
Maccachunetts Etreet
C. Spangler
Massachusetta Street
Ohn
Q. A. Norton
Douglas County Bank
John L. Sullivan
New York Life Building
Ninth and
Belaware Efforts
Racras City
Telephone
L. ©Dwards
Er General Insurance
Warren Street
Opporite Zooke
A. Banks
Businees
Tearnerfeam Onder Eldridge Hous
Wesle
Tee
Simmons Physicians and Surgeons
Massachreetta Street
Ohio Street
S. Bunn
Massachusetts Street
Mississippi Street
R. R. Morris
Ofstairs
U. S. Board Examining
At Sons At Lawrenc
A. F. BR. , Co. Sicbuence
Kentucky Street
VA A.cunningham, M.D
Michigan University
Smith's News Depot
Fobeccos
Key West
LRP
Frrnch
L. Buch
Faral En Mage
Harry R. Gilman
Mareschusetta Street
Buch
Neal Dressmaeker
Vermont Street
Estes Taller
Ada J. W. H. McClain
St. Louis
Alliance
Yorrka
Concordia
Wheeler
Shaeffer
Ingalls
Faraverse
Stony and
Jordan Creeks
Salt Fork
Colo
Colorado
Cincinnati
John T. Miller
Pittsburg
Preble County
Ohio
United States Secret Service
Urbana
Troy
N. Y
Plattsburg
Clinton Prison
Lois
Fi Worth
Tex
Pendleton-Callen
Mr. Stevens
Abe
Jah
John W. Galvin
John T. Greasly
Beadle Street
Greasly
Galvin
Greesly
Sr. Levis
Chicago
Big Four
East St. Louia National
Combine
East St. Louis
White House
Kansas Indians
Hiawatha
Chicaco
The
Young Men's Christian Association
LaSalle and
Madison Streets
Emporia
Shersbrook
Quebec
Abilene, Kan
Wallace County Bank
Joumyral
Agency
Lehigh Scranton
Lackawanna
Canon City
Arkansas
Bracce Lenser Co
P. U. Co
Hamburg
Omaha Bridge
Union Depot
Sienango
Makeuing
Lave
Miss Jones
Markey
Dee
Scheoot Peachera
Torengsi
Sessienin Thas Cits
Lesidature
Toaso
Jan
J. Fferman Koehler
Fifth Arene
Gmiy
Serigu
James Durner
U. 8
Speel Neti Il Tinder Ee
United States Depository
J. D. Powerlock Flw
Barrettes
Helward Ruas
Emery
Willis Brows
A Henley
Fla. Bailey
JL. Lombara
U.C. Vataias
Cashier
National Bank
Lawrence
A. Mosker
ROG
Janisas
M. Newmark
W. FF. MaRon, Agat. Cashier
James Marvin
G. Grovenor
Win. Evatt
Gow
Grifith Thies
M. Newmark, A. Monroe
Geo. Innes
Watkins
J. Watkins
Pre Voce
J. Watkin
Chas
A. Hill
J.C. Walton
Chas Hethhoit
Douglas
Pau Rh. Brooks
W. EL Wazey
Asst
Holl. Moore
Flw
Bartelden
J.D. Howersouk
Spurr
Benson
Cuahier
Woodward & Newby
Lina Coal and Coke
City Drug Store
Mass
E - Butler & Alexander
L. S. Pierce
Court House
A. L. Selig
General Insurance Ag
ASD
Seee
Hemi
State of
Kansen
A. L.selig
Insurance Building
Lawrenes
Kas
Gleason & Whitmar
Biéridge House Corner
Lawrencs
Fred. Burr’s
Massachusetts
Gc. BR. Blakely
Bradford
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