Pawnee Warpath Report and Other Feats from Abroad
Guthrie Oklahoma special reports Pawnee Indians in frenzy from ghost dance and warpath threats. Arrests of emissaries lead to bonds and warnings as tribes rally with war dances. Also electrocution at Sing Sing, rattlesnake death, dynamite death penalty debate, and rapid ocean race news across diverse items.
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Oklahoma
Guthrie
Wearns
Tassmal
White Black
Buffalo Black
Wichita
United States Cavalry
Pawnee
W. W. White
Buffalo Track
Irons
Messiah
Wis
Elopement Ends in Tragic Duel on Mexican Frontier
A ranger recounts a deadly confrontation where a 16-year-old girl in masculine attire killed her lover during an attempted elopement. The other Mexican, a witness and caretaker, pleaded as he tested the dying man’s life. Rangers arrive to find the couple separated by fate.
Enormo Profits Reported by Standard Oil Trust
New York special reports that the Standard Oil Trust holds over 26 million dollars in undivided profits, accumulated in about two years. The trust increased capital from 70 to 90 million via a stock dividend, maintaining 12 percent annual dividends, with plans to distribute at least 15 million cash to stockholders and rest to augment company capital.
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Standard Oi Trust
New York
Standard Oil Trust
Evicting Squatters as Lands Open to Settlement This Spring
Secretary Noble orders military removal of intruders from surplus Cheyenne and Arapahoe lands in Indian Territory and Sisseton Wahpeton lands in the Dakotas before set dates in April. Proclamations forbid entry after opening dates and apply to the Cherokee strip as well. Funds opened total 574 257 Cres.
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Cheyenne
Arapahoe
Indian Territory
United States
Dakotas
Noble
Cherokee Strip
The Contract Wold A Fiancée May Not Sign Away Right of Dower
In Wayne Circuit Court Michigan a widower Dr Henry P Pulling aged 76 left £400000 worth of property to three married daughters. He married Jeane Lindsy 40 who signed dower renunciation contracts before the wedding. After his death the widow sought £69 weekly support. probate awarded a share. Daughters appealed to the Circuit Court which upheld the widow. likely Supreme Court review.
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Wayne Circuit Court
Michigan
Henry P. Pulling
Jeane W. Lindsiy
Pulling
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Illinois Supreme Court voids anti track law as unconstitutional
The Illinois Supreme Court declares the anti track store bill unconstitutional for being special legislation and interfering with contracts. The law barred employers from forcing purchases from employer shops and prohibited mine operators or manufacturers from owning mercantile establishments. The decision signals a major limit on regulation of business practices amid labor relations.
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Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Illinois
Walt Whitman Dies at Camden Home in New Jersey
The renowned poet Walt Whitman died peacefully at his Camden residence. He was born May 1 1819 on Long Island and studied in Brooklyn and New York. A veteran and former government clerk, he faced paralysis in 1873 and spent his final years in Camden.
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Camden
N. J
Harleigh Cemetery
Whitman
Walter Whitman
West Hills
Long Island
N. Y
Brooklyn
New York City
Washington
Mormonism at Nauvoo polygamy investigation unfolds
A Salt Lake City examination seeks the churchs rightful Nauvoo successor and Temple Block ownership in Missouri. Witnesses recount polygamy at Nauvoo and Joseph Smiths plural marriages with at least one wife testifying to the marriage. Elder Noble claimed the brethren pursued women privately in a celestia l marriage context.
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Utah
Mormon Church
Nauvoo
Temple Block
Independence
Joseph Smith
Smith
John Bates Noble
Hitler Wheelock
Richards
Boy Miller to be hanged in Cheyenne courtyard
Governor Barber reportedly rejects mercy for Chas Miller the boy who killed two men in a box car near Cheyenne in September 1890. Miller will be hanged privately on April 22 after the State executive decision.
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Wyoming
Miller
Cheyenne
Wye
Barber
Chas
St. Joseph
Tragedy in Ohio Topples Brothers Over Property
News from Magadore near Cleveland reports a deadly clash between John and Henry Albinger over a disputed estate. John was shot in the leg during a dispute on his new property, and Henry, after arming a shotgun, fatally wounded John at his home before killing himself by gunshot.
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Ohio
Erie
Meamriws
Cleveland
Olio
Spec
Magadore
Leveland
Canton Road
John
Henry Albinger
Henry
Debate Opens on Silver Coinage in House
Chairman Bland leads a large House debate on free silver with Bland opposing and Williams and Harter among Democratic speakers. Col. Abner Taylor blasts the measure as vicious, while Hopkins of Aurora cautions against reckless policy. Gripping discussion covers coinage parity, gold and silver notes, and international implications.
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Bland
Farmers’ Alliance
George Fred Williams
Democratic Party
Messrs. Harter
Rayner
Col
Abner Taylor
Coinage Committee
Reed
Col. Taylor
Taylor
A. J. Hopkins
Aurora
Hopkins
United States
Treasury
National Treasury
New York
Mr. Bland
France
Europe
House
Senate
Congress
Mills Elected Senator by Texas Legislature
R. Q. Mills won a U.S. Senate seat on the first ballot with 120 votes, replacing Horace Chilton who withdrew. The vote, seen as a tariff reform victory over free coinage, triggered wild celebrations in Austin as Chilton’s supporters stood with Mills and Railways Commissioner Reagan’s recent free silver stand loomed in contrast.
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Protection
R. Q. Mills
Texas
United States Senate
Horace Chilton
Hogg
John H. Reagan
Mills
Chilton
Democratic Party
Reagan
el Paso
Austin
Salisbury Must Answer Vigorous Note To Premier
Washington dispatch reports a long cabinet session on the Behring Sea issue. The Salisbury note is deemed unsatisfactory and evasive, with a dispatch to Lord Salisbury demanding a speedy categorical answer on a modus vivendi. Senators show growing reluctance toward arbitration treaties amid Green policy tensions.
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Washington
Lord Salisbury
Harrison
Chili
Senate
Great Britain
Thayer Moves to Reopen Gubernatorial Contest in Court
Ex Governor Thayer and his attorneys filed in Lincoln Neb in the Supreme Court a motion to reopen the Thayer Boyd gubernatorial case. The motion seeks vacating the 1892 judgment and allowing a reply, with the case set for trial. Governor Boyd remains in office awaiting the hearing. The piece also cites 1891 murder and lynching statistics in the United States with regional details.
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Thayer
Messrs
J. H. Blair
C. A. Goss
M. B. Reese
Supreme Court
Lincoln
Neb
Thayer-Boyd
Supreme Court of the United States
Governor Boyd
Boyd
Nebraska
President Harrison faces British objections over Bering Sea seals
The president asks the Senate to back his plan to defend U S seal rights against Canadian poachers amid British reluctance to cooperate. Lord Salisbury opposes renewing the modus vivendi arguing delays and pelagic sealing lack ecosystem impact. The Cabinet and Senate back firm action, with some lawmakers seeking public release of correspondence.
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Senate
Lord Salisbury
Eanny Sea
Harrison
Great Britain
United States
White House
Bering Sea
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Sherman
Teller
Pacific Coast
Bell after witht Sta writt City Riel 11b
The fragmentary text mentions Bell and Sta in a city context with unclear details. Riel 11b appears as a reference point or code within the damaged OCR. The readable content provides no clear event, date, or organizational names to form a full summary.
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