FRIDAY DEC 25 1800 WORLD NEWS FROM MARSHALL MICH
From Marshall Michigan a December 25 1800 bulletin reports on Senate quorum issues in Washington with attendances and procedural actions. It notes a Grange Iowa speech by A R Cummins at a New York banquet warning of widening conflicts between corporate wealth and farmers in the West and fears for the country’s prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wartin
Hoar
Cockra’l
Miitary Affairs
Senate
Record and Pension Office
War Department
Dawes
Cullom
Pan-American Transportation Company
Spoonar
Sioux City
Towa
Kan- Bis City
Stockton
Col
House
Dove Fn
Granger
Iowa
Fiom
New York
KR. Cummins
New England Society
Grangoria
Cummins
Grange
Wurtiice
Indians Surrender After Big Foot Band Captured
Reports say Dr Bittings Bull band of about 150 warriors led by Big Foot surrendered near Standing Rock after 200 soldiers closed in. Cheyenne-Lodge leaders claim 300 Indians from Standing Rock and other groups were drawn into the skirmish with Sitting Bull’s band, as Gen Miles orders and Brooke dispatches detail the capture. Separately, a Pittsburgh girl sleepwalks in freezing cold. an escapee from Mo sheriff recaptured after fleeing. A train robbery near Olney yields watches and money to masked men.
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Bitting Bull
Hostileea
Big Foot
W Co
Sumner
Standing Rock
Svandtg Rock
Sitting Bull
Reyenne
Big Toot
Cherry Creek
Miles
Bronx
Minnesota
N Gol
Fort Meade
Pierre
Brooka
Boar
Pine Ridge
Brooke
Sitting Hall
Kansas
Mack Thair
Guthrie
Ving
Bvnes Township
Kingman County
Kan
Alliance
Jarvis, Conklin & Co
John Cassidy
Guihries
Beneft Mortgage Companies
L. W. Clapp
Trade Continues Large Despite Confidence Gap
The weekly review notes sustained business activity for the season though confidence is waning due to potential monetary legislation and uncertain regulations. Money on call is easier in some cities but remains stringent overall, with slow collections and reliance on notes or renewals. Some regions report steady or improving trade, while others show caution and mixed wholesale activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Dunt-Co
Businese
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Milwaukea
Detroit
Cleveland Fair
Cinamagh
Cure for lockjaw claimed by Dr Landes in Philadelphia find
Fragmented report claims Dr Landes and Dr Lantos from the University of Pennsylvania prove a bacillus causes tetanus. Alleged statements describe discovery and connections to Parke of Buffalo, amid varied historical references and dramatic claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landes
Philadelphia
E. Lantos
University of Pennsylvania
Taindes
IRD
Iadia
Madelyytn
Zuil
Elief
Landesias
Parke
Buffalo
N.Y
Baellus
One of the Oldest Chicago Loans Fails Yet
Goos Ener and A Kean Co of Chicago, famed as Northwest lenders, have collapsed. Samuel A. Kean heads the firm while Georges I. Warne serves as cashier. An arrest for receiving deposits hours before the failure cites grave charges of embezzlement if proven. Assignee reports assets totaling 497,500. Liabilities reach 2,500,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Kean
Indian murders and hangings in Montana tale unfolds
A long dispatch recounts Montana flatshead killings by Plathesd tribe members Antley Pierre Paul and Pascal. Four Indian murderers were executed at 10:45 am, their bodies buried on the Flathead Reservation. Sheriff Houston led the pursuit and indictments tied to robberies of travelers near the reservation.
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Montana
Missoula
Pierrs Paul
Lalasee
Antley
Pascal
Pietra Paul
Flathead Reservation
Ana Missoula
Europe
Tribs
Peter Ro- Dan
Hie
Uiom
Zneas Gs
Lallacke
Kootena
Deams
Lallacce
Pierre Paul
Arehasne
Ben Tomp- Pierre Paul
Kins
Dan McDonald
Bill Buley
Incasas
Ladacee
Pierre Paul Siddenly
Pascale
Beginnings of Local Figures Incomplete Biographies
Fragmentary OCR lists varied early occupations including a telegraph operator Epison a country store keeper Banxom a reporter Stanley a justice clerk GanvieLy a tow-path walker Gramr a tanner and farmer N P Bans a faz ory worker plus mentions of Stanford gghor Wieconala and several teachers for seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epison
Banxom
Henpy M. Stanley
Justice Millex
GanvieLy
Ges
Gramr
N. P. Bans
Twain
Iver Moera
Stanford Gghor
Wieconala
wal & country _ Bia
Sisrelant
A Bad Railway Wreck Near Levis Town
A Halifax Express train from Halifax to Montreal derailed at a bridge near Levis across the river, plunging into the street below. At least twenty were killed and many injured, with fifteen bodies recovered and a large number of survivors aiding the wounded as doctors arrived from Quebec. The crash occurred on a looping, steeply graded section from St Joseph to Levis, with the wreckage piling on the bridge and embankments and the engine escaping serious damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartel
Eo Bridge
Yoseph de Levin
Qna
Halifax Express
Montreal
Intercolonial Railway
Captain Belanger
Bathurst
New Brunswick
Joseph P. Blais
Kamouraska
Joseph Leclaire
Levis
Glaunleln
Leclerc
Lavis
Dronne
Ganvin
Quebie
Miss Fuller
Halifax
Mrs. Fuller
Lerts
Cote
St. Gervais Rimousid
Newsboy Michand
Thomas Foley
Hallfay
Miss Toley
Michael Lo Het
Wampuraska
Brakemah Peavley
Fanlully
Evoriste Coyatt
St. Claire
T. Wilson
Nova Scotia
Braisis
Mra. Beauchemin
St. Perpetue
Yermigende Gagnon
St Felicits
J. Warrell
Dundas
Ont
Jeffrey Lalo Hospital
Halstin
Morrissatte
St. Henedine
Alfred Dobson
Campbellton
Thomas Pelletier
Tunnhuay
Gervala
Abel Migneault
Sandy Bay
Aresaneault
M. Gorneau
Beaumont
Quebec
Boon
St. Charles Junction
Horlake Junction
St. Lawrence
Allon Crib
Fragmentary OCR Reads Like Obscure Quote
A damaged line shows stray text about a young woman and a phrase including never and malo with unclear punctuation. The fragment lacks identifiable people, places, or events and cannot establish a coherent news item.
National Senate Debates on House Actions and Money Bill
The Senate and House clashed over rules and a budget bill as President and lawmakers debated reapportionment and a government issued money plan. Amendments on New York representation were considered, with emphasis on a fiat money system and government bonds to back currency.
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Alf
Fiffegyth
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Louisa Ligdenderfer
Knoxvills Incina
Winbawks
Mise Laule
John Turlington
Sierkit
Outerville
Peoria
De‘mater
Evansville
Reilroxd
Olney
Lucrgaw
Mexico
Mormon Shared
Mormon Church
Utah
B.C. Faurat
Lima (Ohio) National Park
Jesul W. Young
Brigiam Young
Sorthern
Mexica
Wil
Land Office
Ibe
Janes Campbell
Colusobus
Annie Huntenan
Campbell
Dr. F. O Vincent
Fresgo
Cal
Big Wire
Bues
Dama
Inedi
Nina Stark
Banana House
Indianapolis
Colorado
Bherlf
Afdison
Ini
Hanover
Renfeh
Miss Morse
Kentucky
Trimble County
James Hannon
Patrick Lyons
Hannon
Win
Philip Maloney
Antigo
Wis
Walter Mosher
Maloney
Mosher
Iwperty
Moaher
Bearsdale
Macon County
Jessa Cowgill
Decatur
Cowgill
Ingwald Bakken
Frank Giroux
Justice Hoffman
Black River Falls
Bakken
State Reform School
Girows
St. Louis
John Edwards
Paris Figaro
Btandard Oil Company
Delaware Oil Company
Tuanoupuly
Delaware
Berlin
Thomas Winner
Wichita
Kus
Pound O Mabbera
South Haven
Mich
Messiah
Cattlz
Ite
House OF Res
Quay
Cantors-wear
Erie
Bute
Bays
Flower
New York City
Tillington
Tenadasce
Tary
Allen
Misalesipy
Tillman
Smith Sug
Una
Thn Dy
McKenna
Cobia
Blount
Georgia
McRine
Yens
Washington Th
Phase
Flower Wig
Cukopoh
Cullem
Grey Age
George
Othirella
Benato Lim
Pargyhur
Fierros
Pargubar Laiides
Colon
Mn Sraaxnpord
Hes Te Bil
Pri Wes
de Ile
Hout Ma
Perrronen
Sena
Moody
Platt
Gorwea
Koch
Furioula Fort
Edmunds
Bpooser
Milken
Alame
Mijliken & Rogers
Arksngan
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