War relic found as supply steamer Ifington identified
A wreck discovered is identified as the 1864 sunk supply steamer Ifington. Skeletons and firearms found in the hull prompt plans to raise the old vessel amid reports of mineral and labor activity along a river corridor near Missouri and Illinois in 1864 era contexts.
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Ifington
Rogurvent
Aon Tha Lyne
Astai
Dol Apt
Lyte
Chingiel
Pyganas Waterminn Wits
Beont
Tigt Midegsen
Cap
Wirteriniu
Bond Compromise and Local Political Turmoil
Voters in a troubled district weigh a compromise amid a barrage of local and national matters. The report notes legal actions, property concerns, and notable figures including the Denver and Leavenworth scenes, with tie-ins to clergy and disputed estates.
Robbers Attempt Bank Heist in New Jersey Mishap
Robbers attempted a Farmers National Bank robbery in New Jersey replacing the cashier with revolvers and taking nearly 7 000 before pursuit by Hutchinson and Smith, aided by bystanders, forced the fugitives to surrender after a street chase. The money was recovered.
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New Jersey
N. Y
Farmers National Bank
Hutchinson
Smith
Hutchinbun
Iinlaystown Road
Mr. Trutchinson
New Younk
Kountz Bros
Jerwodt City Savings Bank
Galveston
Tex
Express
Prohibition Debate Highlights Topeka Meeting
A Topeka gathering on prohibition featured Rev. AL Burtrer and Rev. D.G Mife of Manhattan urging enforcement of the tar law. Senators Seaver and Mickering along with gubernatorial candidates supported the prohibition ticket amid heated remarks.
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Topeka
Notsey
Wren Balboa Paws
Kan
Betty
Troutman
AL Burtrer
Topele
Cnet
Manhattan
McAfee
Antivir
Fulilressen
Seaver
Lou
Mickering
Helwtes
Ris
Tal
Fractured Money Package and Bank Crime Report
A garbled report describes a large money package tied to a Wells Fargo shipment from New Orleans unhappily linked to a bank fraud case. Mentions Wells Fargo, New Orleans, Galveston, a savings bank, and a grand jury proceeding with secrecy rules. Also notes a bank robbery case in Kansas and a diphtheria outbreak with several towns affected.
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Ganvistan
Tex
Stee Toy Kieding
Claastony Schneier
Galveston
Aid Expres
Barta Ak
Dessecizer
Hharvis
Aketorre
City Savings Bank
Gilvess Ten
Aidon
Faro
Orleans
Icutteros
New York City
Ty Rhe Bank
John McCarthiy
Bane Hepatovedes
Save AW Tts
Platt Pushes Earlier Open of Indian Strip for Settlement
Senator Platt presses to rush the Cherokee Strip land opening to homeseekers while Simpson opposes. Cherokee Commission negotiates with Pawnee to allot lands, relinquish rest, payment about 8.38 per acre. Secretary Noble and Senator Thett discuss Oklahoma territories and timing aiming for early Senate action.
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Senator Platt
Wasmxatoy
Platt
Noble
Seman
Thelen
Davin
India
Faim
Povix
Anost
Dusinens
Mutt
Cie Mansure
Senate
Astine
Noule
Thett
RuLtehor
Osahoma
Gimdais
Pawner Landx Pose LP
Cherokee Commission
Pawnee Tribe of Indians
Uae
Aurous
Tee
Dias
Curtis Trial News Mixed With Mining Discoveries
The Curtis trial proceedings include testimony about claims and police, with witnesses describing actions and a suspect. Separately a Missouri coal discovery near Sedalia prompts leasing of 1400 acres for mining as the region awaits development. Kansas politics note votes for electors and personnel changes, plus social news from Des Moines and nearby towns.
Senate immigration plan debates year long suspension
The senate committee on immigration met with six members to discuss a proposal to suspend all immigration except from the Americas for one year starting March 1, 1504, with limits on age and literacy and a requirement for consular certificates. A separate agreement with Native tribes in Indian Territory and a federal quarantine focus are noted alongside other international news and political items from New York and Washington.
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New York
Senate Committee On Immigration
Congress
United States
Jess Ho
Wright
Governent
Washington
Am Naiforn Lnw
Shouting Bee and Bank Robbery in 1892 Frontier News
The report details a bank and train robbery near Spearville with a gunfight ending in a mortally wounded suspect who refused to reveal his name. Amid heavy snow in New England, other crime and meteor reports follow, including an express robbery in Dwight and Buda stations and a meteor fall near New Castle Colorado.
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Gutang
O. T
Orlando
Ford County
Spearville
Hile Slater
Guthrie
Dwr
Itingis, Lowa & Indisna
Dwight
Buda
U 8
Bia .Ar
New Castle
Colo
Election betting probe and varied court actions ripple through towns
The report notes a San Angelo grand jury probing election betting while ex senator Ingalls faces booking. Divorces rise in St Louis with twenty seven granted. Other items include landmark agreements opening acres for settlement, and multiple market and cattle receipts updates from Chicago and St Louis with grain and produce prices and conditions.
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Ingalls Jn
St Louis
Grand Jury
San Angelo
Trz
Cowboy Band
Dodge City
Kaw
Hugh Boss
Burgens McLegetcie
Pittaburgh
Ae Secateast Viota
Cherokes Commission
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Wintaises
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OX City and Country Property
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Fair Directory
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Kansas Alate Temperance Union
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Tu Ae
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Gleason & Whitman
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Nic Kuhn
Mass
Neall
John Charlton & Son
Twan
Representa
Ome
Massachieetts Street
A. Radford
Loz
Mimber
Yasra
Thin
Agauc Jollector
Massachusetts
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