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Newspaper
Los Cerrillos Rustler
Location
Los Cerrillos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1888
Page
2
An Oklahoma gathering led by Major General Weaver and others debated opening lands for settlement and tribal relations. Speakers urged treaty support, blamed cattle interests for delaying progress, and cited civilizational progress and constitutional protections as guiding aims.
A chaotic scene in a Georgia area reports a parachute performer’s terrible descent ending in drowning and a miner’s death. The article details convention debates on land rights, springer bill progress, and a Chicago fire incident affecting a school with many children injured but no fatalities.
Colonel Joseph H Brig hown presides as Acting Master Draper loses bid for master as Col Brig ham announces the election of Mr Rhone of Pennsylvania to the executive committee. Read of Brigham biography and Grange leadership in Ohio.
Jake Tobier and Joe Tobier were executed at the county jail after being found guilty in the United States Court of murdering James Case and Robert Gondy in the Indian Territory. The sentence followed a September trial ending with a November 21 verdict and death by hanging.
Reliable reports from Syracuer Kan announce the escape of Lola Weston and Emma Mentey from a frontier jail. The pair, once the terror of the region, were famed for daring robberies and arming with Winches tern. Authorities vow pursuit as headlines declare the escape a public scandal.
An unread Philadelphia missive to the Knights of Labor triggers a motion in Indianapolis for committees to probe general officers. Debate centers on who appoints the panel, with Powderly’s ally W T Lewis discussed but not adopted. The Cherokee Strip reports Kansas City cattlemen securing a Cherokee Nation lease renewal at 200000 dollars annually.
A conference favored by dressed beef interests seeks a rigid U S government inspection of cattle on the hoof at major slaughtering points including Chicago and New York. Opponents warn of export losses, while readers seek to avert disaster as the beef trust pressures delay.
Verdict finds Henry W. Miller and Will am Woods guilty in a sensational federal murder trial. The case ties to the last November hunting excursion into the Choctaw and Cherokee Nations and the Verdignia river death of John Hants. A pointer dog helped locate the victim, with the watch found in Miller's pocket.
The notorious Captain K F Bunch wanted in Fort Worth over forged notes valued at over 4000 tied to a Queen and Crescent robbery near New Orleans. Bankers and vendors reveal multiple forged notes attributed to Bunch and associates. authorities note serial forgeries with no land purchases. A separate report from Topeka covers the National Grange urging Congress to fund a deep water harbor on the northwest Gulf of Mexico.
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