Unfounded Miles Death Rumor Discredited By Officials
Chicago dispatches report a rumor of General Miles death in a battle with Indians. Officials at St Paul and Washington deny the claim, noting Miles’ aide and other messages indicate no engagement or killings. A separate report confirms no war department news of Miles’ death.
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Cmcaco
St. Paul
Miles Hae
Wasumarox
War Department
Milea
Huggins
Miles
Iodl
Mans
Undiao
Huggiooneys
Brooke
Goxbor
Neb
Rosebud
Wounded Knee
Brocx City
Iowa
Rushville
Chadron
Hay Springs
Iowa National Guards
Niles
Waanimator
Schofeldhan
Pine Ridge
Forsythe
White Clay Creek
Forsythe Beleaved
Wasutserox
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Ile
Congress
Rise
Tan
Roger
Dougherty
Infantry
Cheyenne
Standing Rock
E. T. Ewens
J. M. Lee
Pierce
Insurrection and unrest in Pacific islands and Irish politics update
Late advices report insurrection on Caroline Islands with Spanish protectorate tensions and white settlers fearing theft and violence as Admiral Helknap moves to protect missionaries. In Dublin and Boulogne talks, Parnell and allies maneuver funds and leadership amid Irish National party tensions and possible retirements. European commentary warns American credit and agriculture face crises without reform.
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San Francisco
Caroline Islands
Helknap
Ponapi
Armierivan
Garmesiogen
Anderson
Jaliot
Marshal Grmp
Spain
Inish Folitics
Luspes
Parnell
Mrs.kinson
Avondale
Marine Hotel
Dublin
Kingston
London
Timothy Harrington
Justin McCarthy
Brien
Boulogne
Irish National
America
Timothy Healy
Healy
Lins Rays
Paws Dun
Leon Say
Journal Des Debate
American Farmers’ Alliance
van Pot
Farmers' Alliance
Europe
Europa
Raging Rivers Threaten Western Rivers and Towns
The report details flooding across Pennsylvania and Virginia with the Kanawha and Ohio rivers rising. Bridges collapse between Wheeling and Lewis mill while towns from Charleston to Cincinnati brace for flood impact as ice blocks river channels and rail lines suffer washouts. Continuous cold may subside the flood, but danger remains.
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Pennsylvania
Virginia
Pittsburgh & Western
Panhandle & Wheeling
Lake Erie
Ohio
Charleston
Baltimore , Ohio
Wheeling
Lewis’ Mill
Wheeling Island
Martin's Ferry
Little Kanawha
Johnstown
Edgemoor Bridge Company
Ohio River
Wittshireh
Cairo
Huntington
W. Va
Portsmouth
Cincinnati
Cherokees and Kickapoos Reach Allotment Settlement Talks
Cherokee Commissioner reports progress with Kickapoos as National Council plans a six member Washington delegation to press negotiations. Chief Chiquon-Kon-Ke outlines allotment terms offering 160 acres per family head and 80 acres per wife with proceeds from 1.25 per acre to fund a school and farms, hoping Congress will ratify.
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Cuogrenn
Tauiequan
J. T
National Council
Washington
United States
Chiquon-Kon-Ke
Congress
Shooting affray in Guthrie leaves Embree dead
Guthrie Oklahoma January 5 a street shooting left G W Embree dead after a dispute over Terrills homestead. Representative J Terrill of Payne County fired five shots at Embree who testified before the US land office. Terrill guarded by soldiers after the outbreak amid public fury.
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New York City
America
Yale College
Burnside
New York
Bishop Potter
Tennyson
Elaine
Atama
Napoleon
New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
Gaunt Thompson
Snedecor
Sonca
Guthrie
Gurus
J. Terrill
Payne County
G. W. Embree
Terrill
Embree
Sonner
United States Land
Terriel
Authrie
Peay
Germany
Prince Bismarck
Caroline Islands
Randolph Coyle
Washington
Agivnst Guiteau
Daptive Brown
London Stock Exchange
Trinity Pit
Ostrau
Kentucky
Lake Tanganyike
Central Africa
Kirtando
Cardinal Lavigerie
Paris
England
William Weld
Farmers’ Advocate
London
Ont
Hamburg
Cavanaugh
Europe
Odessa
Black Sea
I’aria
Fifty Days to End of Congress Kept in Session
Washington January 5. The fifty first Congress faces fifty more working days as the Senate debates the elections bill and appropriation measures with night sessions planned. A Republican caucus aims to decide the bill’s fate, while proposals to change rules threaten prolonged sessions and a possible closure rule. House activity faces suspension-day hurdles as members return from holidays and prep for a quorum. The news also notes local weather in Norwichtown and legal notes in Kansas, with assorted notices and ads interspersed.
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Fifty-first Congress
Senate
Congress
Eguces
Morgan
Sherman
House
Washington
Passare
Rntes
Farquhar
New York
Merchant Marine
Reunions and dairy notes from Kansas lists
A fragmented, dense ledger of agricultural terms, prices, and names. Mentions of patents, dairy products, cattle, hogs, and various farm items appear alongside scattered personal names and dates, painting a rough market and reunion snapshot with multiple entities and commodities interwoven.
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Moore
Stoclach
Gone Houss Ries
Emery L. Selle
D. ‘Pickens
Haskell
Wier , Dicker
Grea Bas
Business Directory
EL Oridge House
M. Conn
Chfijs Efley
Planetachusetts Atveet
Altara
Tabsrom
Sommasz
Alwaya Oo
UAW
Ss. C. Thacher
Ofica
Lawrenra National Bank
Gom Hutchings
Attorney AT Law
Dilke
Massachusetts Street
W. C Spangler
Wath
Massachuactio Street
OHN
Norton
Odie
Douglas County
Hawke
Sullivan
New York Life Building
Ninth and Selawere Streetz
Ranees City
Insurance
L- Edward3
Warsaw Street
Zook's
A. Banes
Rosander Eldridge Sour
L. S. Steele
Simmons Physicians and Surgeons
Masuachreetts Etreet
S Bunn
Ces el Maseacnonntia -Treat
Miasissippi Street
Uice
Morris
Susgeon A
Conningham
M.D. Homgopathist
Bath
Pro Liam
BP. Wm
M- Mathews
Nmith's
Kentucky Street
Pececas
Peaea
Dees Musical
Bocers Orchestra
Prof
L. Buch
Fewplis
HS Masstotuectia Ie
Bestrest
Vici
Louis Buch
Forstag
Sither
MBS
Neal
Wietts
Noe
Mark Staa
Maulaty
96. Louis, Me
Wasaixoton
Wasmmnotoy
D. C
Jac
Henry XN. Brown
Michigev
Supreme Court of the United States
Kansas
Kan
Mobler
Agricultural Department
Monier
Saline
Reno
McPherson
Hessian‘ Oy
Mobier
Galicosna
Julia Fields
Julia Kaum
Green B. Raum
Galbonds
Green B. Fields
Thin Town
Fields
Galiconda
Loxpox
the Times
Vienna
Trinity
Polish
Ostrov
Mary B. Clay
Cassius M. Clay
Woman's Journal
Clay
Madison County
Mia
Gale
Beam
Tse
Aidta
L. Eowamas
Zoon
Caroline
Russia
Ursal
Mexura
Tenn
Iesa Ja
Mississippi
Ap. Ag
Ad West
Deerrasan City
Vrosser Har
Ray
Wabash
Supreme Court
Boulanger Boba
Yaris
Boulanger
L'Eclaire
Court of Appeals
Moro
Eyraud-Bompard
Emma Abbott
Miisxzaroum
Minon
John T. West
Emma Abbot
Belt
Lake City
Chicago
Beth Abbott
Wasmimerex
Billie
Norwic
Conn
Burgea
Qvatae
HH. L. Burgess
Justice White
Merriam
J. P. Hindman
Nt Donnelly
Kansas City
JamueLune
Bamburg
Market Reports
Jana Fuork
Sao
May
Lfe
Carrie
Saker
Sv. Loci
Jana Fiora
Faery
West
Fred
Cesh
Fezer
Tolned
CaIcase
Jack
Warat
Quyixhed
Catile
Elewan
Mtoe
Elewater
Suan
Cutler
Western Dairy
Western
Crewwery
Wieder
H.gra
Caie
ROYAL
Tanonas
Wayrars
CA. Hert
Pave
Beooxs
Wa E
Haran
Lrectors
Watkins
Raton
Lothholz
Hezen
Dedcioan
Spranale
Joncas” Neemings
We Branca
FLUKE
Bane
United States Depository
D. Lowersock
Ewart Russell
A PF. B. Emory
Williie Brown
Vico Presta
Lewrenon
A, Mosnog
Jamie
Cuahl
M. Newmans
F. Manon
Cahier
Jamea Marvin
G. Grovenor
Dr. Wm, Evatt
A Monroe, Geo, Innes
W. B Grittin
Rong, Douglas
Woodward & Newby
City Deng
Mass. Street
Butler & Alexander
L. S. Pierce
Vermont Street
Court House
A. L. Selig, Renoral Insurance Ag
A.l.selig
Maliding
Lawgenen
Eon
Floans
Gleason & Whithap
Lal
Ove
Lawrence
Burr’s
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