Indians Alarmed as Leaders Urge Resistance at Pine Ridge
Reports from Pine Ridge describe Indian leaders Red Cloud and Little Wound urging armed resistance, with searches and detentions, while troops from multiple posts converge. Pentagon-like warnings point to a looming clash as Messiah believers stir Sioux tribes and settlers fear unrest amid federal troop mobilization.
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Union
Roper
Pine Ridge
Kotlor
Iambwitle
Nebraska
Dakota
United States
Geronima
Milan
Coamurreaty
New
Yankton
Dower Heruie
Doesiah
Erane Beninarces
Tnservaton
Weremanl
Ancoun
Neb
Indiana
Treasury report on expenditures and currency in circulation
The narrative outlines a treasury report submitted to Secretary Windom detailing ordinary expenditures, revenue, and the year’s financial movements. It notes increases in expenditures, assets held, public deposits, and adjustments in bank note retirements and currency circulation with figures for bonds, silver, and national bank deposits.
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Anowel Kirgort Satinwal Penk Chewistion
Pinemedal Mptiers
United Piston Mom
James XS Huston
Windom
Treasury
Jenn
Etiee
Kiel
Natiatel Banca
Paneer
Enon
Amis Paridim
New York
Aes
Menna
Troasry
San Francisnco
Milver
Mene Nationa Band
Pacticra
Indian Trust Fund
Army Advances in War Law and Promotion Practices Details
The secretary of war reports on late laws affecting promotions and education in the army, noting postponed operations for current lieutenants. It discusses courts martial, merit based promotions, new provisions for deserters, and budget outlines for the coming year including salaries, military establishments, and public works.
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Cowatess
Inter
Rgular
Peides
Dean
Petweerie
Almont
Altian
Frogtie Sea
Vanoe
Pelvcret
Henny Coats
Congress
Augiat
Hertemler
Honduras Revolt Ends with Executions in Capital
Advices from Honduras report the rebellion ended after President Bogran shelled the capitol barracks. Sanchez and officers were executed by firing squad in a public square, with several ministers shot earlier in power.
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Honduras
Ciry
Mexico
Iogran
Sanches
Bogran
Sanchez
Longinos Sanebex
Simeon Marines
Squatters Face Indian Reservation Fight in Kansas Case
The Shawnee Indian Mack Bob band sues Johnson County settlers and land speculators in a Topeka district court action. The bill seeks cancellation of questionable deeds, eviction of squatters, and rents and profits for twenty years on about 0,000 acres. Local turmoil meets the case as lawyers prepare for a bitter contest.
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Torraa
Catted Siates
Kansan
Siiuer
Ated
United Sestes
Topeka
Mack Bob
Mick Bob
Johnson County
Thiesult
Quantenl
Attoraeys
Powwnmion
Miller
New York Broker Confesses to Major Forgery Ring
Albert H. Smith, partner in the Robinson Smith firm, pleads guilty to a six year forgeries scheme totaling over seventy forgeries. He used inflated stock shares to obtain sums from major banks and defrauded creditors before confessing to Inspect or Hymes. W A Watson exposed the scheme, triggering a broader internal audit and pending charges against the firm.
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Albert H .Smith
Robinson Smith
Broadway
Smith
Inspector Hymes
W. A Watson
Tta
Orm
Dyrnen
Cawe
Bedell
Frm
Shipman, Choate & Laroque
Store Island
Union Trust Company
United States Trant Company
Central Trust Company
Chemical Bank
Phaynix Bank
Mechanics Bank
Fourth National Bank
Nassau Bank of Hp
Barings Embarrassment Aids Bank of England Crisis Handling
London nov 17 the Barings crisis prompted a swift fund drive with Scotch banks and provincial subscriptions forming a guarantee. Bank of England managers reviewed the books as concerns over 21 000 000 surplus and 2 8 500 000 moved to Berlin were addressed to avert a wider credit collapse. News reports praise the Bank of England's discretion and foresee about three years to restore Barings while all London papers commend the rescue as a public success.
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London Haniers
Winwwly
Loxnox
Barings
Bank of England
Part Nore’ Eatule
Baring Bros
Rowsan
Baring
Compt Wescompwe
Berlin
Bank of Ensound
Hank
England
Accidental Fall In Hatchway Fallout On Steam Barge
Four coal beavers attempted to use a hoisting chain to drop from the D G Whitney hold. One man was killed instantly, two are mortally injured, and a fourth is severely hurt after tumbling into the hold from about thirty feet.
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Dillon
Oren
Leigh Court
Croxmar
Menars
O'Brien
Sutharry
Mesare Dillon
Patrick O'Brien
Cullinane
Messrs
Walsh
Mackvor
Holton
Siple
Walher Humphreys
Messra Kelly
Condon
Sheehy
Dis
Curerco
John Pinkharfict
Joseph Mrandt
Michael Eagan
Fred Englan
D. G Whitney
L Makbarfal
Pinkburth
Eagan
Englas
Brandt
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Mannan
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Sioux Reservation
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Buckley
Custer
United States Army
Ruger
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Mandan
War Department
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Washmorox
Marine Hospital Bureau
Aleppo
Orta
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