Boston Adopts Critical View of Indiana Debt and 1890 Cosmo Frontispiece
The Boston Advertiser critiques Indiana debt and governance while noting a New England Republican stance. It reports on presidential straw polls showing Cleveland and Harrison leads among farmers, with Reed and McKinley as notable scattered choices. It highlights Cosmopolitan January 1890 frontispiece and contributions by Cruger, Bisland, Darley, and others.
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Murat Hal
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People Palace
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Miss Harned
William O'Flaherty
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W. H. Matthews
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Indian Battle Leaves Captain Wallace Dead at Porcupine Creek
Couriers report a dawn clash at Porcupine Creek between U S troops under Col Forsyth and Big Foot's band. Captain Wallace of the Seventh Cavalry is killed and Lieut Garlington wounded as the fight lasts over an hour. Many soldiers and Indians die or are wounded. pursuit continues toward Pine Ridge and Rosebud.
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George Elliot
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Hipp A. Cook
Adams
Corporal Newell
Kinsie
Army
Hoff
Kenna
Ewing
Dispatches from Wounded Knee fight sent to Schofield
Washington dispatches describe Gen Brooke relaying battle details from Rapid City South Dakota during the clash with Big Foot's band. Reports recount disarming Indians, casualties including Capt Wallace, and Indian movements toward Forsyth with warnings to settlers at Pine Ridge and Rushville Nebraska.
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