Indians object to negroes on Virginia tribal lands
The Pamunkey and Mattaponi Indians visited Governor Lee in Richmond to press their claim to treaty rights on their reservations. They argued that only individuals with Indian blood may reside there, noting present residents with mixed or African ancestry. The governor said he would study the issue and ensure the tribes’ rights are respected. Around the diamond.
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Pamusky
Mattaponi
Itichmond
Diamond
Epidemics among cattle in the southwest
Widespread Texas fever fear grips the southern state. cattle deaths in Texas prompt quarantine measures in the territory and Colorado. A meeting of the Sumner and Montgomery County sanitary boards was held in Kansas City with cattlemen to decide further action. A possible quarantine against Texas and Indian Territory looms.
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Southwest
Texas
Territory
Colorado
Sumner
Montgomery
Liva Brock Sanitary Board
Kansas City
Indian Territory
Earthquake in Japan and wide damage reported
Dispatches from Nagasaki describe a western island quake that destroyed Kumoto and caused many deaths and heavy property loss. The report mentions a long journey of a mother and two children from Johnstown and various unrelated world notices from Cleveland to China.
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Nagasaki
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Kiousiou
Kumumoto
Cleveland
Uhlig
Mary Johnson
Johnstown
Aelle Handvart
Lansing
Mich
General Outlook From Dun's Weekly Trade Review
Dun's Weekly Trade Review notes a generally improved outlook for business across sectors. Reports show larger bank clearings, rising rail activity, and stronger industrial positions with improved crop prospects and foreign demand, though financial disturbances and mixed promises linger.
Wheat in Northwest outlook shows larger crop than last year
Crop estimate by Col. G D Nogurs of Minneapolis forecasts a spring wheat yield exceeding prior figures. Acreage is uncertain but total production could reach 75 million bushels, with Minnesota and Dakota contributions varying. The South lags in readiness, delaying Northward progress next week as shrunken wheat remains limited.
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Dun’ & Co
Rome
Nanamethera
Eltien
United States
Canada
G.D. Nogurs
Minneapolis
Market Record
Northwest
Minnerote
Tragedy as New Chicago House Falls During Storm
A three story brick building at Leavitt Street and Twenty first collapsed in a fierce storm in Chicago crushing a nearby cottage. Eight people died including Mrs Christina Boch and several Ferdinanehus family members aged from 4 to 89. Wounded include Charles Bach and Ada Ferdinandus among others. The six were on the first floor when the walls and roof dropped, leaving no escape as debris engulfed them. The mortar offered little resistance in the gusty wind.
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Chicago
Leavitt
Christina Boch
Wannah Boch
Oly Albert Born
C. Ferdinnanchus
Verdinnanchus
Tragic Cincinnati Murder Involving Colored Coachman
In Cincinnati, surgeon general Jones disappears for three days before a bloody trail leads to a sewer manhole containing his body. Charles Blythe, the dead man’s colored coachman, confesses to the murder after theft of the general’s watch pawned for ten dollars. Blythe is jailed awaiting indictment. public outrage is high but no lynching.
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Cincinnati
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Lim
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Charles Blythe
Sixth Street
Blythe
Din
General assignment in Lewis Brothers & Co dry goods
Liabilities reach 4,000,000 with a New York general assignment to Cornelius N Bliss as assignee. The Lewis firm members Henry and James Lewis of Philadelphia Walter H Lewis and John R Boardman of New York George W Wharton of Media Paul Grinnell Willis of Morristown are parties. Assets are far below liabilities and depreciation of value is suspected.
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New York
Cornelius N. Bliss
Frm
Henry and
James Lewis
Philadelphia
Walter H. Lewis J
John IL. Boardman
George W. Wharton
Media
Paul Grinnell Wailis
Morristown
Human Sacrifices in Georgia Stir County Panic
In Liberty County Georgia residents rally around preacher Gil Edil who proclaims a false Christ will lead them to the Promised Land next month. Hundreds quit farms, a womanish witness says a child was seen cutting symbols on a body before disposal. Sheriff arrests follow amid racial tensions.
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Hoyriplé Rosulta
Liberty County
Georgia
Gil Edil
Cananh
Lolly
Jurrey
James
Era S
Bell
Gladstone Golden Anniversary Celebrated by Royal Guests
The golden wedding day of Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone was observed on the 21st with a royal telegram from the Queen and letters from the Prince of Wales and Princess of Wales. A portrait by Millalé of Mr. Gladstone with his grandson was shown amid many gifts as greetings poured in from notable Liberals and callers at James Street.
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Gladstone
Princess of Wales
Prince of
James Street
Giadatane
John Mortey
William Vernon Hareaket
Earl of Aberdeen
Complete Wreck of a Circus After Cloudburst
A West Virginia circus tour was crushed by a cloudburst during a Tueker Cronk show, wrecking wagons tents and paraphernalia. Drowning occurred to performer Miss D Alma, with horses and gear swept away. Reported losses reach about 50,000 dollars.
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Degun
West Virginia
Tueker
Saulsbury
Hundred killed as cyclone sweeps parts of Hungary
A violent cyclone wrecks towns in Hungary including Grosswondeln, Blcgedin, and Muhaes. Hundreds die, crops are ruined, and homes and churches suffer heavy damage. Separate reports note Prohibition platform planks, political nominations, and various crimes and industrial notices across regions.
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Hungary
Royal Wedding Observed by British Royalty in London
A London dispatch reports crowds in holiday dress lining Buckingham Palace and processional routes for the royal wedding. Prince of Wales sons with Danish royalty arrive in state carriages. Queen and Earl of Fife join the ceremony. The chapel is lavishly decorated, the bride in white satin with lace and orange blossom wreaths, and the service led by the archbishop of Canterbury. The couple kiss at the rails, Mendelssohn music plays, and a royal breakfast follows with toast to bride and groom.
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Wales
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Piccadilly
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Washington Aairs Fear of a General European War
A Washington dispatch outlines English investors shifting funds away from U S enterprises amid fears of a continent war. The report notes European capital flowing to London and plans by foreign buyers to invest in Washington real estate, while alien land laws curb foreign ownership. Chairman Jones signals the Greenback movement aims to unite the nation and oppose sectionalism with restored fiscal policy and free government.
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Civil Service Examinations Attract Masses In Major Cities
Washington reports the chief examiner notes a surge in civil service testing, with New York City listing over 2400 applicants and Chicago set to begin August 4 for two weeks. About 0100 seek mail carrier roles, 050 aim for wartier posts, and many more pursue clerkships across Philadelphia Cincinnati and St Louis.
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St. Louis
Poison in Coffee Kills Woman and Wounds Niece in Nashville
In Nashville Tennessee on July 29 Lucy Bedford eighty five and her niece Emily Parsons were poisoned by arsenic in coffee. Parsons died overnight and Bedford remains in critical condition. Catherine Small a former cook confessed to lacing the coffee to kill Gracie Hunter who had replaced her. Small is jailed.
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Gracie Hunter
Catherine
Fall of a Longing House in Kansas City
A three story boarding house at 227 West Ninth Street in Kansas City collapses outward during an early Sunday morning excavation. Mrs E Norton’s lodgers are awakened and rescued. Four slightly injured. no deaths reported. Collapse caused by weakened foundation from nearby work.
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West Ninth Street
Mra E. Norton
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