The Ute Outbreak and Meeker News
Reports from Rica Fields indicate the crop is comparatively safe though danger to settlers remains high. No word from Sheriff Kendall about 75 men missing after attempting to arrest two Indians for horse stealing. A courier says 100 Ute bucks were seen toward Colorow's camp on Milk River raising fears General Reardon will move Militia to Meeker. Rumor says Chipeta was killed. In South Carolina floods on the Santee reveal overall crop safety with damage on North Santee limited to colored smallholders.
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Guznwoop
Colo
Kendall
Uintah
Colorow
Milk River
Reardon
Meeker
Chipeta
Ouray
Franceston
S.C
South Santee
Santee
Death of a Noted Lady at The Hermitage
Mrs. Sarah Jackson wife of Andrew Jackson Jr and mistress of the White House during President Jacksons second term died at The Hermitage today aged eighty one in Nasuvinne Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nasuvinne
Tenn
Sarah Jackson
Andrew Jackson Jr
White House
Jackson
Washington Notes and Legion of Honor Session
The American Legion of Honor held its first biennial convention session in Washington with 46 delegates representing 62 000 members. The order carries 183 000 of insurance and paid about 4 000 000 in the last two years. Amendments set age limit and mandatory contribution to the benefit fund. National banks Abi line National Bank Abilene Kansas and First National Bank of Scanda Kansas were authorized to begin business. Trade dollars redemption period ends next month with about 7 400 000 redeemed. Mint director estimates 7 037 000 held in the country with extra redemptions from China and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ame
Ican Legion OF Honor
Wasuixeton
Supreme Court of the American Legion of Honor
Supreme Council
Reginald Felon
Citizens Committee of
HEW Banke
Abilene National Bank
Abilene
Kes
Capital
First National Bank of
Mint
China
Japan
Information on Richard Stewart’s imprisonment in Mexico sparks appeal
A report from Gatyzston states Richard Stewart of Chihuahua Mexico has spent months in a dungeon in Ojeana on a trumped up fraud charge. He claims to have been unable to contact friends or his government, but recently smuggled out a letter. A brother of Assistant District Attorney Solon Stewart, his large property is sinking into Mexican hands and he has little hope for trial or relief. He appeals to the government for action, describing his condition as deplorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatyzston
Richard Stewart
Chihuahua
Mex
Ojeana
Solon Stewart
The American Party Calls National Conventionin Sieguserioga
The executive committee of a new political party named The American Party issues a call for a national convention in this city on September 16 and 17. They urge all Americans to attend to support measures like immigration restriction naturalization reform land for citizens only and polygamy abolition among others. The note also invites allied organizations to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Political Party
The
American Party
America
United States
Patriotic Order Sons of America
Order of United American Mechanics
Order of Deputies
Political Alliance
United Minute Men
Granges
Sieguserioga Party
Corner Stone Laying for Harper Masonic Temple
Harper Kansas hosts the laying of the corner stone with Deputy Grand Master H C McMaride and other officers presiding. Lodges from Wellington Angoria Medicine Lodge Anthony Attica and Kansas City participated as coins bylaws and local business cards were sealed inside the stone. Chicago hosts Colored National Masonic Convention gathers leaders from state grand lodges to discuss a national advisory body and craft Masonry’s relation to Christianity. The event marks the start of four days of sessions with about 10 000 members involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper
Kas
H. C. McMaride
Jossica Munger
H. Glenn
Wellington
Angoria
Medicine Lodge
Anthony
Attica
Kansas City
Masonic Order
Grand Lodge of
Kansas
Harper Chapter
Harper Blue Lodge
U. S
Harper Graphic
Harper Sentinel
Bank of Harper
Cmcaco
Fraternity
United States
White Masona
Train Derailment Near Salt Creek Stems from Rail Sabotage
Despatches report a Peoria Decatur Evansville passenger train derailed near Salt Creek at forty mph after fish plates and spikes were removed. A crowbar and tools found in the weeds indicate robbery intent. a following freight train stopped the incident from becoming a disaster. No injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Lincoln
Peoria, Decatur & Evansville
Salt Creek
Fire destroys three works in Al Nasaville Tennessee
A blaze in Al Nasaville Tennessee destroyed Standard Oil works Pearce s distillery and Swain s marble works early tonight incurring an estimated loss near 100000 with only scant insurance coverage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nasaville
Tenn
Standard Oil Works
Pearce
Swain
Delegates Arrive for Republican State Convention in Iowa
Iowa Republica Des Moines Aug 23 delegates for the Republican state convention arrive for tomorrow's meetings. Governor Carraibe is expected to be renominated unanimously and Lt Governor Hull likely to gain similar support. There is talk of a resolution for presidential preference with Allison favored, Blaine also supported in some circles. The Rush County vote defeated relocating the county seat to LaCrosse by eighty nine votes.
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Des Morvzs
Govenorkarrabe
Govenor Hull
Allison
Blaine
County
Rosa
Cowren
Kai
Rush County
LaCrosse
Washington County Election Cases End in Not Guilty Verdicts
A Galveston dispatch reports the Washington County election cases where many citizens faced charges of intemediation ballot box destruction and related offenses. A jury found not guilty on the second count while other counts were continued. Judge Turner dismissed those counts and awaits the next term. The cases prompted State Committee scrutiny in Washington and prompted several prominent Republicans to relocate and sell property at sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Galveston
Austin
Otter
United States District Court
Turner
State Committee
Washington
Talmage Heirs Contest Will As Wife Inherits Most
The two eldest children of the late Col. A A Talmage plan to contest his will in St Louis. The estate valued at about half a million largely goes to his wife. He left ten dollars to each child from both marriages, angering the three children of the first wife. In Ozark Missouri eight Bald Knobbers pleaded guilty to whipping a man and seven face Saturday sentencing. one was fined three dollars and costs. The murder cases against seventeen more Bald Knobbers to be acted on Friday.
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Curcaco
Freeport
Ill
Charles A. Winship
West
Brewster House
D. Brown Staples
Isaac Staples
Staples
Winship
Horoes
New Yorks
Malvina Payne
Anna Payne
Charles Street
West Twelfth Street
St. Lous
Col
A. A. Talmage
Col. Talmage
Kansas City
Ozark
Moo
President Cleveland Accepts Philadelphia Honors Banquet
PorapEnrara Aug 23 President Cleveland accepts invitations from the University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia Library American Philosophical Society Franklin Institute College of Physicians Law Academy and Historical Society to a banquet in his honor at the Academy of Music on September 17 In the afternoon he will attend another banquet hosted by the Hibernian Society The society has hosted Presidents Washington Beccin Tyler and Grant in the past
Creditors face losses as Mitchell, Vance & Co assets reveal $750000
Creditors learned Mitchell, Vance & Co assets total only 750000 with capital of 1200000 sunk. stockholders may need to sell holdings to pay debts. St Louis branch attached for 7348. Buchanan in charge of liquidating claim. Inter-State Extradition conf organised in New York with Beaver chairing. Labor party appoints fifth inspector. foreclosure sale of National Opera Company assets nets 20108 from 160000 cost. Whiskey firm to place 6000 bonds on market at 60 cents per dollar.
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Mitchell, Vance & Co
Sigel & Bobb
St. Louie
Buchanan
New York
McMackin
United Labor Party
McClare
National Opera Company
Alchatel
Jersey City Heights
Prorta
Ill
Chicago
Cincinnati
Louisville
Missouri Pacific Opens Nebraska Extension Auburn to Weeping Water
The Missouri Pacific railroad will open its new Nebraska extension from Auburn to Weeping Water on August 28 and operate it as the main line. Rear Admiral Craven, United States Navy retired, dies at Charleston navy yard at about 80. A mechanic's lien is placed on Henry S. Ives Brooklyn residence valued at about $60,000 after he ordered $15,000 in gold bronze plush ivory decorations.
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Nebraska
Louis
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Auburn
Weeping Water
Boston
Craven
United States Navy
Washington
Charleston Navy Yard
New York
Brooklyn
Henry S. Ives
Polish wedding boy mob assault ends in man’s death
In Milwaukee on Aug 23 a Polish wedding crowd pelted a house with stones. August Ruak, a guest, was beaten and later found dead with a broken neck as authorities search for the assailants. In Moorian, Alderman Mooney declared his estate abandoned for creditors, liabilities around 100000 led by Ontario Bank with 53626.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwauken
August Ruak
Moorian
Mooney
Ontario Bank
Ametts
Texas Fever Inflicts Cattle Deaths in St Louis
Health commissioners report nearly 1000 head of cattle died in three days in St Louis from Texas fever as two meat inspectors confirm the toll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
The
Prohibition Party National Committee Meeting Delayed
Postponed from November 16 to November 30. national committee of the Prohibition Party to meet in Curcaco on that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Prohibibition Party
The Czar Sails for Copenhagen on Imperial Yacht
From Cronstadt August 23 the czar and family departed for Copenhagen aboard the imperial yacht. Also noted are a city indignation meeting in Dosim and timely regional updates from New York and Texas. In Chicago the Rev Charles Goss resigns amid church divisions. Pennsylvania urges centennial constitutional celebration. A Temple Texas wreck injures four train crew, and NY leader Theodore Tomlinson dies aged sixty nine.
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Cronstadt
Copenhagen
Dosim
Rotunda
Charles T. Goss
Moody’s
Old Chicago
Beaver
Pennsylvania
Temple
Tex
Theodore G. Tomlinson
New York
Henry Clay
Peter Cooper
Market Reports and Livestock Prices Across Cities
Market notes from New York and Kansas City show mixed futures and cash bids across wheat, corn, oats, and rye. Live stock markets in Kansas City and St Louis reflect steady to higher demand for cattle hogs and sheep with receipts and shipments cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Banane Cite
Anpuet
Toa
Chase
America
Kensea
Missouri
Ata
Kameas City
Carrie
St. Louia
J. Louis
Atchere
Yonkers
Ae Siemio
Rae
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Sheriff Kendall
Rica
Mes
Newe
Washington Notes
Sr. Part
Lowell
Halbrook
First Cavalry
McManus
Fifteenth Infanty
Ley
Fifth Infantry
Wood
Twentieth Infantry
Boyle
Lanterjung
Third Infantry
Noon
Crow
Avery
Harkins
Field
Feeney
Fifteenth Infantry
St. Paul Globe
Harper, Kas
Colored National Masonic
Illinois
Nashville, Tenn
Towa Republicans
Colored Masons
Iowa Republica
Mrs. Cleveland
Fout Riven
Mass
Cmrcaco
Michigan City
Ind
Anderson
Gessine
Macon
Robert Davis
Montreal
Lefebvre
LaFleur
Boucherville
Caicaco
Lasalle
Ins
Geo. T. Blanchard
Hiram Holmes
New Yoak
Bar Association
Navy
Topeka
Louisville—Athletic
Loninville
Hastings
Omaha
Denver
Pittsburg
Detroit
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Monmouth Park
Banbury
Sir Dixon
Kaloolah
Phil Lee
Queen of Hearts
Bassani
Prime Mercantile
Damand
Bsave Oolk Jecours
MAO
the Fear
Bourran
Chicago Grain and Produce
Hunter
Waite
Cutcaco
Augusta
the Drover’s Journal
Fern Beni Weno
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