Radical Change in Indian Policy Advocated by Sheridan
The Nov 19 dispatch reports General Sheridan urging radical changes in Indian policy. He proposes narrowing reservations to 320 acres per family, with excess land condemned and sold, proceeds paid to Indians to fund maintenance, and the rest sold to settlers. The plan aims to place funds beyond yearly congressional appropriations and secure tribal wealth.
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Little PM
Washictos
P. H. Sheridan
Secretary of War
Naetional Guard
Congress
Schofield
Sheridan
Bureau of Statistica
United States
Great Britain
Germany
France
Central America
West Yodies
South America
Wasmeron
D. B. Hamiony
Bureau of
Hig
Wasusmoaron
Bureaus of Statistics
Bechetsaryice
Fire at Philadelphia lubricating works burns five men dead
A tank exploded at the Philadelphia Lubricating Company's works killing Alexander Banks Joseph Robinson Patrick Boyle Arthur Grosber and Charles Marshall. Charles McLean was badly burned and likely to die. Michael Cavanaugh attempted a rescue but suffered burns as the fire intensified. The blast caused about $30,000 in losses with $17,000 insured. The cause remains unknown.
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Philadelphis
Prinaperron
Philadelphia Lubricating Company
Alexander Banks
Joseph Robinson
Patrick Boyle
Arthur Grosber
Charles Marshall
Charles McLean
Michael Cavanaugh
Cavanaugh
Bank
Arthur Grueber
National Grange Elects Officers at New York Convention
The National Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry elected officers including Master Nesey Lestarer and Mortimer Whitehead, and adopted resolutions urging biennial state elections, opposing monopolies, ensuring political equality, uniting farmers, and promoting Agriculture as a Cabinet post. A Brockton strike support motion was also approved.
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National Convention of Patrons of Husbandry
Bostox
National Grange
Patrons of Husbandry
Prinmaoiter
Nesey Lestarer
Mortimer Whitehead
Naw “Gerway
A. J. Hose
Texna
BE. Hoil
West Virginia
W. BH. Stenson
New Hampshire
EF. M. McDowell
New York
John Trumble
Prasaingion Dd
Henry Thompson
Jielaware
Ceres
Kath Darden
Missisippi
Pomona
H. Neal
Kentucky
Flora
James Draper
Massa
Broward
M. Lipscomb
South Carolina
Brockton
Fall wheat sowing seen lower nationwide
Totopo, C, Nov. 1 and Messman, A, King & Co of this city report eight hundred crop notices from Ohio Michigan Indians Ilinois Kansan Missouri during the past five days. The fall wheat area sown will not equal last year. Indiana Michigan Ohio show gains while Missouri Kansas Illinois show declines. Prospects are generally favorable with remaining stocks varying by state. Corn yields appear better than last year with little old crop left.
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Totopo
Messman, A, King & Co
Ohio
Michigan
Ilinois
Kansan
Missouri
Indiana
Kansas
Notorious Buzzard and Brother In Court Case Ruling
Nov 11 The Supreme Court of Uitoole hax handed Sos sentence of one n years in the penitentiary imposed upon J C Mackin in connection with a conspiring case. Abs Buzzard Ike Brimner and Geos Tap Macy Cass are mentioned in the surrounding report.
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Muard
Pisad Gallty
Lancastrn
Abs”. Buzzard
Ike
Geos Brimner
Cores
Tap Macy Cass
Supreme Court of Uitoole Hax Anchand Sos
J C. Mackin
Execution of Louis Riel in Northwest Territory
Louis David Riel was hanged at the barracks of the mounted police near Northwest Territory's capital after a trial for high treason against Queen Victoria. The ceremony occurred at 6:23 a.m. mountain time with priests present. he offered prayers and declined a final speech. Only a small crowd witnessed, the body taken by the coroner, and burial planned under Fort Winnipeg guidance. Riel, born in St Boniface thirty-nine years earlier, led the 1885 rebellion and faced Parliament, exile, and eventual banishment before returning to Manitoba and entering politics. The account traces the uprising from Duck Lake to his surrender and conviction, ending with the imperial Privy Council’s decision.
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Reams
Northwest Territory
Louis David Riel
Mounted Police Force
Great Britain
Risl
Riel
Poat
Rie
Pers Anare
Father NcWilliama
Riet
Pere Andre
Marca
Jean
St. Boniface
Winnipag
Hlei
St Boniface
Seine River
Manitoba
BES of
Wink Gad
Montreal
Keat
Jesuit College
Bewn
Hudson Bay Company
Lawrences
Ottawa
Saguenay
Cme Diaty Biel
Old Fort Garry
Fort Winnipeg
Hudson Way Company
Scott
Hial
Fort Garry
United States
Objet
House of Commons
Epto
Duck Lake
Middleton
Otter
0 Tore
Poundmaker
Regine
Imperial Privy Council
John A. MacDonald
Cattlemen urge Congress to pass dairy and disease oversight laws
At a Cheyenne convention Thomaa Sturgis and Dr. Ames led resolutions calling for a five member committee to fund and press federal action on contagious diseases, national oversight of cattle diseases, and minor slaughter compensation. They urged sanitary boards and stricter butter adulteration rules amid debate, then adjourned. Also reported is the Johnstown iron works fatal gas incident with J B Smith and a string of rescues.
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Congress
Ulme
Carcago
Thomaa Sturgis
Cheyenne
Wy. T
Ames
Montana
National Cattle Grower’ Association
Estilo
Iaenges
Commissioner of Agriculture
Thue
Drowning accident near Stone Lick town tragedy claims five youths
A Batavia special reports that about two o clock yesterday morning five youths traveling from Milford to Batavia fell from an abutment into fifteen feet of water. Miss M l 18 Milton Beyam 13 Joseph Berkely 26 drowned. Charles Paessop and Miss Mil Yager saved. The group had burned years earlier and no provision prevented honey from entering the chasm.
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Coscarxatr
the Times- Biay’s
Batavia
Milford
Stone Lick
M. 1
Milton Beyam
Joseph Berkely
Charles Paessop
W. B. Page
The
Ohio & Glops
Mil. Yager
Largest Fish Catch Reported for Year in Jonesoland
Farmers of Jonesoland report this season’s catch to be the largest ever seen, far exceeding last year by about two hundred thousand. The report comes from Muwavess, Wisconsin, on November 19.
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Muwavess
Wis
Jones Oland
Tale City
The Great Billiard Contest Opens in Chicago
Carcano Nov 18 Central Music Hall crowd witnesses opening game of the Darkling billiard tourney. Slosson defeats Vignaux 600 to 549 after 31 mornings. Slosson average 1911.81 highest run 89. Vignaux average 1732.31 highest run 100. Other matches include Vignaux over Schaefer 800 to 44% and Slasgow over Schaefer 600 to 10 in 33 innings. War fears impact European markets per New York Tribune. Odd-Fellows elect officers at Sparvertey Nov 10 with A D Sande re elected Grand Master.
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Carcano
Slosson
Vignaux
Carcaco
Schaefer
Chicago
Slasgow
Bi Schaefer
New York
Pribune
Boeiness Review
Trade activity reports from Onarranooas Tennessee
Nov 18 reports from Onarranooas Tennessee describe heightened activity in the Goutherprow Trade with Chattanooga figures showing strong momentum after a previous blowout. The notice highlights rising transport and market engagement, with vendors and merchants signaling further expansion in the region.
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Onarranooas
Tenn
EASTERN WARS REPORTS SERVIANS ROUTE BULGARIAN FORCES
From London and Sofia, Nov 19 reports detail Servian forces repelling Bulgarians near Breskin and Dragonion, with Bulgarian counterattacks failing and Servians advancing toward Sofia through Breskin. Turkish protest over Servian invasion and possible occupation of Roumelia are noted, plus rumors of Austrian troop movements in Bosnia and Balkan tensions rising.
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Loxpor
Mov
Daily News
Sofia
Dragonion
Lospoy
Porte
Bulgaria
Turkey
Zia Bey
Belgrade
Garachanine
Servin
Roumelia
Bresuilk
Servia
Breskin
Bulgacis
Bosnia
Balkans
Milan
Russia
Germany
Losnox
Sorvin
Internatial H
Viddin
Dragmnan
Pasa
Tr Thres
Widdin
Macedonia
Greece
Alexander
Eriniina
Aurmere
Loxpon
Minhla
Maibla
Mandalay
Aya
Miohia
Napwgs
Jta
Parnell Reception Arrangements by Irish National League Nation
President Egan of the Irish National League in America issues a circular naming the National Executive Committee and key appointees Rev Father Charles O Reilly T F Conaty Patrick A Collins John F Finerty Alexander Sullivan John Boyle O Reilly General M Kerwin Patrick Ford and the New York Municipal Council president to arrange for the reception of Mr Parnell and colleagues on their arrival and escort to the League Convention in Chicago
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Parnell
Saxcom
League
Chicago
Canvass of Iens's Vote Sees Republican Lead
Official canvass of recent election votes shows Larrabee 6218 for governor Hull 7584 for lieutenant governor Beck 7116 for supreme judge Akers 3677 for superintendent. Only 308 votes for straight Greenback and 6405 for Prohibition. Eighty thousand voters stayed away. Canvass notes changes in legislature composition from prior figures.
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Acial Canvess
Iens
Drs Mons
Larrabee
Hull
Beck
Supreme Judge
Akers
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Witchell Elected Senator from Oregon on Third Ballot
Witchell was elected United States Senator from Oregon yesterday on the third ballot amid Democratic support. The Democratic National Administration may seek alignment as Mitch ell secures the seat. party cohesion aided his victory.
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Witchell
Oregon- PontLixp
Ore
J. H. Mitchell
United States Banator
Ieee Cere
Minor News Items From Week Hinded November 19 1P
A digest of late 19th century items including a writer planning a graphy on Join McCullough, flour shipments and fires in Washington Territory Chicago and Green Castle, bank failures and municipal debt wipeouts, constitutional rulings in Ohio, smallpox in Montreal and suburbs, Lexington to Memphis debt relief, a bank in crisis, Ontario temperance law costs, large walnut shipments to New York and New Orleans, a Kansas colored community meeting, a murder accusation in Michigan, Louis Riel funeral funds, a Boston lawyer's suicide, land fence removals in Oyster County, heavy market activity in Philadelphia iron and nails, log cholera near Grand Rapids, wolves devouring men, Knights of Labor dissolution after streetcar strike, yellow fever inoculation results in New Orleans with no deaths among inoculated.
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Lawrence Barratt
McCullough
Washington Territory
Chicago
Spokane Falls
John H. Hanna
Ouchita
Eppstein & Sanders
Denver
Col
Nashvish College
Wisconsin
Dr. Nicholson
Philadelphia
Calendar Bros
Green Castle
Ind
Ohio
Montreal
Tureday
T. F. Brown
Des Moines
Memphis
National Bank of Plackintop
C. T
Toronto
Ontario
New Mexico
Las Vegas
New York
New Orleans
Kansas
Patrick Johnson
Adrian
Mich
St. Vital
Manitoba
Louis Riel
John BE. Watherbee
Boston
Justice Miller
Brighton
Oyster County
Tulare County
Cal
Noevnda
Ottawa (I
Grand Rapids
Ottawa
Dear Park
Farm Ridge
Eagle
Tope
Eden
Illinois River
James Dampsey
Helena
M. L
John Hoag
Cleveland
Jacob Scheller
Lafayatta, Ltd
Deadly Train Crash In Huening Jour Report
Nov 18 Derxorn reports a Detroit and Bulwankee train struck William Sanbrook and his wife, both well-to-do residents four miles from town, yielding mangled bodies as they traveled by bus. National Saengerfest plans in Milwaukee, June, expect 3,500 singers from seven groups. A new manufacturing company in Dmrsor, Mish, capital 500,000, with 1000 barrels weekly production, is formed. Also notes Mrs Rhoda in County Se remarks.
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Derxorn
Maria Pontins
Mich
Willam Sanbrook
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