Fragmented Debates on Labor and Colonization Policy
A jagged report cites discussions in a legislative session on labor issues and colonization. References include claims about paid labor, rates of pay, and proposals to assist workers and migrants, with mentions of New York citizens, Arkansas, and Liberia. The record notes filings, committee referrals, and pending action, ending with a light interchange of remarks.
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Jones
Dais
Tate
Ara
Cormpions
Wilusi
Cas
Simon R
Vichors
Mousz
Rowsion
Harrison Mede Mn
Brentano
Conkling
clUpens
New York
Feck
Kisrlend
Arkansar
Mr. Book
Tly Ellos
Court of Commissioners
Alalbame Claisie
Manda
Hovee
Colorado
Wiriol
Gardelt
Gengfrea
Liberia
Ater
Bcan
Kelley
Hiatt
Hlaten Nakiog
Inter Empire
Nanghterd
Ratane
Byraxer
Nez Perces Warfare and Bear Paw Aftermath
A historical account reviews the Nez Perces journey from Idaho outbreak to Bear Paw surrender. It notes perceived war conduct, alleged atrocities versus civilians, guarded critiques of praise and blame, and recounts burial efforts by Gibbon and Howard’s troops, with casualties totaling 119 warriors and dependents.
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Thoens
Idahos
Miles
Bear Paw
United States
Prinoce
Thabo
Ho Bo Trai
Idaho
Plaisie
Nez Perces
Montany
British America
Dutier
Gibbon
Tronpa
Withonk
Mijea
Gibbons
Big Hols
Wadermey
Howard
Cast. Logan
Fort Shaw
Tuoyalan
Indiana
Veron
Aquana
Papopger
Unclear Case Fragments On Railroads And Tax Law
Fragmentary legal notes discuss Louisiana and New Orleans cases on deposits without notice, tax injunctions, and lien priorities. It references McMillen v. Anderson and justice opinions by Hunt and Miller, with references to railroad rate issues and mortgage deeds amid conflicting descriptions.
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St. Torts
Warried
Raitroad
Anid
Justine
Novettis
Securiey
Justice Miller
New Orleans
Cansl
Abd Bankie
Ingmpany
Montgomery Et al
Ewitase
Steere
Swayne
Hatch
Doddington
Circuit Court
Southern District of
New York
Minn Sote
Yasitle
Agivarnee
Belulf Aj
Bonte
Coddington
Eigenen Sient
Velow
Poore Recounts a Prime Cause of Grant Sumner Rift
Maj Poore describes in detail the estrangement between President Grant and Senator Sumner. The discussion centers on the Montana governorship removal of James Ashley, a San Domingo expenditure, and the meaning of a treaty with the Dominican Republic. Poore’s account aims to settle historical doubts about the rift and the influence of Gen Babcock expenditures versus the treaty.
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Verley
Waslington
Chicago
Grant
Sumner
James
M. Ashley
Ohio
Montana
Col Potte
Ashley
San Domingo
Poors Pays
Gen. Babcock
San Dominigo
Seward
Thad Stevens
Socia Gongrese
Inea
New York
Maj. Poore
Fire losses rise in U S and Canada during nine months
The Chronicle notes insurance losses from fire totaling over 79000 dollars in nine months across the United States and Canada, with U S losses at 52,336,900 and Canada 7,087,400. It suggests rising fire incidents amid hard times and possible incendiary motives, questioning insurer practices and value assessments.
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the Chronicle
New York
United States
Canada
Ben
Pho Chronicl
Euol
Western Freight Rates Debate Impacts Eastern Consumers
Text discusses freight rate changes and their effects on Western grain producers and Eastern consumers. It examines how railroads may receive higher compensation while West grain producers adjust prices, with emphasis on market dynamics and policy implications. The fragmented excerpt mentions market factors and regional impact without concluding the issue.
Name Origins and Character of Sitting Bull Revealed
Cor. (New York Herald) explores the name Sitting Bull, explaining the sitter pose behind the moniker. The piece quotes traders Joe Gardipée and Peter Lewie and describes Sitting Bull’s appearance, ambition, brashness, and anti white hatred. It notes his Teton lineage, height about five feet eight inches, age around 48, and his aim to lead a Sioux military path against whites.
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New York Herald
Eid
The
Tetons
Jas
Wood Mountain
Taurus
Joe Gardipée
Peter Lewie
Fort Berton
Fort McLeas
Winpi
Elec
Rididn
Bali
Atalurs
United States
America
Garpides
Sitting Bull
St. John's College
Manitoba
Gen Pope attacked at Leavenworth races amid betting dispute
Gen Pope, post commander at Fort Leavenworth, was assaulted during the Leavenworth fair race where a dispute between Ed Corrigan and the driver of Dakota Maid sparked the confrontation. Corrigan disputed the result after Dictator supposedly foul driven, leading to fisticuffs and a chaotic scene reported by the Stavenworth Times.
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Gan. Pope
Dictator
Dakota Miid
Corrigan
Carrigan
Dekobs Maid
Gen. Pope
Dono
H. Dugh
Dakota Maid
Corrigany
Pssse
Stavenworth Times
Rushneela
Gen
Pops
Knnsas
Tishman
Leavenworth
Usay City
Tinton
Fragmented OCR news snippet on politics and ships
readable text fragment references a leading article about a ship voyage and political promises. contains garbled phrases and unclear names, but hints at publican or FRE related context and economic notes. exact facts and entities are not recoverable from the fragment.
The Canal Idea Across Lake Winnipeg and Beyond
A speculative note in the Washington Chronicle outlines a proposed canal linking Lake Winnipeg to the Saskatchewan River system, with a long inland waterway potentially stretching 6 000 miles to Fortmonton. It discusses potential peacetime uses, navigation from Orleans to Likeite, and mentions a bill in Congress to provision canal construction.
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S. Canal
Tedath
Winnipeg
Traveread
Theao Rivera
Ncrae
Ireaheta
Ozie
Washington Chronicle
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Clerton
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Weahington
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Chicago Journal
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F. Gixarow & Co
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Hull & Soothe, Srry Fe
Ivecubetes Commission
Northwater ST
Philadelphia
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Neoware Ek
Mane Enday Leeta
Bagi
Ana
Ostnod & Co
Sevices
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HR. Stevens, Biston
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Teneerinadaces
Grinte
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BaReast
Bozram Coole Creamery
Hoan
Epsexe
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Concexvatt
Courier
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P. Paiterson
Adam
Nottern
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Pasiice
Sloms
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Eac
Lendlox
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TS. Laws
Cortiner
China
Todiby Inc
David, Wheeles
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Thie Northmite University
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P.O
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Niu Te Murray Street
York
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Jonsson
Iqer Gur
Azul Ptalhy
Tassilera
Nipet Entortalsi Sheik Anil Sieruagb
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Thorens
Sal
Sal Oe of of Ae Deke
Evig Eraryy
Oliver Ditson & CO
CML
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Walker
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