Enlarged the park president Harrison adds territory to Yellowstone
Washington April 7 President Harrison proclaimed a large tract adjacent to Yellowstone National Park under federal protection extending the park eastward and southward into Wyoming and toward Idaho. The move relies on a March 3 act repealing timber cutting and authorizing reserved timber lands to be protected from settlers.
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Washington, D. C
Harrison
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone Park
Wind River
Snake River
Wyoming
Arnold Hague
Geological Survey
Noble
Great
Rocky Mountain Divide
Idaho
Capt. Anderson
California
Porter
State of
Sto
Isso
Tragic double suicide in White Oaks menage ends in tragedy
Two former Liberty governesses Miss Portia Hill and Miss Jamie Ridgely, now Mrs Doyle and Miss Ridgely, are found dead in a corral near White Oaks New Mexico after a walk. Each has a bullet wound and a revolver lay between them. No motive is known for the double death by their own hand.
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Tile
Cairo
Santa Pe
No. M
White Oaks
New Mexico
Liberty
Portia Hill
Iems
Howard Doyle
Ils
Captain O'Shea’s Fate in Divorce Case Hints
April 7 in Denaix reports Capt. O'Shea replying to Rev. Walter Furlong’s apology over a political misstatement about O'Shea family funds. The letter says Mrs. Wood, aunt of Mrs. O'Shea, supplied about 845,000 annually for such expenses. O'Shea hints the divorce proceedings may be reopened.
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Parnell
Denaix
O'Shea
Walher Furlong
Parnell Rumored Marriage Sparks Commons Stir
In Loxponx on April 7 a lobby scene at the House of Commons followed a rumor that Mr. Parnell secretly wed since the O'Shea divorce case. The bride is said not to be Mrs. O'Shea. Parnell supporters declined to add details, promising an explanation of the leader's private life soon.
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Parnell
Loxponx
House of Commons
O'Shea
Brotherhood and Labor Riots and Discharges Across States
In Kansas City crowds attacked arriving Italian workers at Phenix packing house amid talks of reopening. In Galesburg Illinois, E Wilkinson fires five brotherhood trustees for alleged authority overreach. a trustee disputes the action. In Trenton New Jersey twelve hundred brickmakers strike over wage cuts.
Prosperous Mormons Co Operative Store a Great Success
The Zion Co operative Mercantile Institution in Salt Lake City reports a capital stock of 1 250 000 dollars, 120 000 in dividends, a 437 500 dollar reserve, and 3 303 171 60 dollars in receipts for the year ending Saturday, up 57 000 from last year. spring conference notes polyga mous marriages and the manifesto, with George Cannon expressing reluctance yet urging change.
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Sal Lake
Utah
Zion Co-operative Mercantile Institution
Mormon Church
George
Cannon
Lease Attacks Ingalls in Kansas City Speech
Mrs M L Lease, noted Kansas political figure, spoke to a large crowd in Kansas City on April 7. She praised an alliance and accused ex Senator John J Ingalls of offering bribes to lawmakers for U S Senate support, claiming sums of 3500 and 35000 were offered but not paid.
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Kansas City
M. §. Lease
Kansas
Lease
Ingalls
John J. Ingalls
United States
Judas Iscariot
Two Burned to Death in Plattsville Kitchen Fire
A tragedy in Plattsville Colorado reports Myrtle and Lottie Lumry aged 4 and 6 or 4 years, respectively, fatally burned when coal oil exploded while children tried to start a fire in the kitchen. The 10 month old infant was saved by Myrtle who pulled it from the flames and smothered the fire under a feather bed until rescued.
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Plattsville
Col
Myrtle
Lotlie Lumry
Foster's Assistant Lorenzo Crounz Accepts Treasury Post
Ex Representative Lorenzo Crounz of Nebraska has accepted the office of assistant secretary of the treasury in a move orchestrated by Secretary Foster. The president will appoint him in a few days. In Ashland Wisconsin a riot broke out at the land office with Mayor Milmarth guiding a response while warning the crowd.
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Crounz
Nebraska
WasuinGrox
Lorenzo Crounz
Ashland
Wis
Land Office
Milmarth
Valuable Mine Sale in Idaho to English Capitalists
Bois City Idaho April 7 The great Delamar mine in Owyhee county Idaho has been sold to English capitalists. A Boise City National Bank draft of 545000 was made payable to J L Delamar. Delamar receives 475000 plus 25000 shares now valued at about 1130000 according to London quotations. Delamar also serves as Idaho World Fair Commissioner.
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Bois City
Idaho
Great Delamar
Owyhee County
Boise City National Bank
J. L. Delamar
Delamar
Barnum Nearing Death Says Bulletin Warns of Quickly Fading Health
Bringeroft Conn April 7 A bulletin issued at 8 o clock this morning said P T Barnum was much worse He is rapidly failing and will probably not last twenty four hours End of item.
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Bringeroft
Conn
YP. T. Barnum
Republicans Elect City Officials in Helena
In Helena on April 7 Republicans chose the mayor treasurer and assessor and police magistrate. Except two, all Republican aldermen were elected.
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Helena
Morewood Battle Ends With Seven Dead Strikers
In Morewood Pa on April 2 a riot by strikers attacked H G Frick Coke works. Deputies fired, killing seven rioters as three hundred men wrecked gates and cut lines. The clash left many wounded and sparked a militia deployment across the coke region.
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Pirrsacune
Morewood
H. G. Frick Coke Company
Remingtons
Preasant Pa
Standard Works
Coke Company
Orlock & Party
Vo Morewood
Morswood
Liner
Whey
Lauer
Pickard
Ile
Stonville
Moorhead
Moorwood
Westmoreland County
Coke
Antonio Rist
Jcob Shuckasky
James Brochte
Valentine Zeidel
Piutns Dohannis
Cleneys
A Peculiar Malady In A Hospital Patient
In Cineaco on April 2 a county hospital patient, Charles Weeks, lies in a cot begging for help as doctors fail to diagnose a strange condition. An aversion to touch makes every contact cause a shock like electricity, hindering his daily work and baffling scores of nervous disease experts over three months.
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Cineaco
Charles Weeks
Child Dies At Two Years In St Libory
A two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Fritz Harbeck of St Libory died today weighing twelve pounds. The child, though appearing healthy at birth, never grew and weighed the same at death as at birth.
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Mascouran
Iil
Fritz Harbeck
St. Libory
Trade report shows little improvement in early April
Dunns report from New York on April 4 indicates overall business conditions remain weak. The review notes slow collections, quiet interior money markets, and mixed regional signals with some gains in Chicago grain and textiles but declines in iron, coal, and wool prices. Banking reserves rose, while failures increased modestly.
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New York
R. G. Dunn & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Omaha
Cincinnati
Chicago
Cleveland
United States
Middle States
Canada
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Louisville
St. Louis
Kansas City
Veoria
Memphis
Atlanta
New Orleans
Montgomery
Jacksonville
Mines Exhausted: Missouri Iron Mines Face Foreclosure
The Varmers' Loan and Trust of New York plans foreclosure on $2.6 million in 6 percent bonds of St. Louis Ore and Steel, covering Pilot Knob, Vulcan Tron works, and Grandour and Carbondale coal mines. Interest defaulted since July 1890 after ore bodies exhausted and no profitable ore found at 500 feet. Pilot Knob yielded 200,000 tons at its 1884 peak. vein reportedly gave out in 1836.
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Missouri
St. Louis
Varmers’ Loan and Trust Company
New York
St. Louis Ore and Steel Company
Pilot Knob
Vulcan Tron
Grandour
Carbondale
FE. A. Mitchcock
Iron Mountain
Irish-Americans Vote on Parnell Divide in Cincinnati Meeting
Mr. Thomas O Reilly of St Louis a member of the executive council of the Irish Nationa league has received a letter from Mr Vitagerald president of the league announcing a council meeting in Cincinnati on April 9 to discuss the question and action in regard to endorsing Parnell. Dr O Reilly writes Fitzgerald opposing Parnell and says the council will oppose him with most members adverse and urges Irish friends not to contribute to the Parnellites as funds would fund the ongoing scenes in Ireland.
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Parnell
St. Louis
Thomas O'Reilly
Rish Nationa
Fitzgerald
Ireland
Bold Robbery Attracts Police In Chicago Cafe
Two men robbed the Farewell cafe in Chicago, pistol in hand, while one restrained a waiter. A struggle wounded a cashier, and police pursued and captured the desperadoes after a brief chase. A separate report from Corasus, Ohio details George Wood, serving an eight year burglary sentence, escaping from a prison, climbing vents, and vanishing from the yard as guards close in.
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Chicago
Warnes
Chassiltc Bers
Hota
Corasmus
Georgewood
Toledo
Sirvine
Oelock
Elwwood
Dyer
Ao Hospital
Air Building
Richardson
Jricg
Embargo Lifted Report Sparks Packer Reactions
Cables from Berlin indicated Germany may lift pork embargo, sparking market chatter in Chicago. AEone & Co. doubts the report, while Nelson Morris and others caution it may be premature. if true, it could boost American pork prices and hasten shipments to Germany.
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Chicago
Germany
CureaGco
Berlin
Aeone & Co
Amerieas
International Acking Company
Nelson Morris
Dempsey Stops Anther Pretty Mull After Seventeen Rounds
George Webber of St Paul and Dempsey of California fought seventeen rounds for 500 dollars in Spokane Washington. Dempsey threw up the bones in both his hands after the seventeenth round, indicating a likely injury and end of fight.
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Anther
Spokane
Wash
George Webber
St. Paul
Dempsey
California
Bulgarian Minister Ballet assassins jailed in Arkansas
The report states that ds sassins of Bulgarian Minister Ballet were arrested. James Onstort, a young farmer, was arrested in Rochester, Indiana, for the alleged murder of Michel Overmeyer on the evening of March 11.
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Dssassins
Ballet
James Onstort
Rochester
Ind
Michel Overmeyer
Sioux City Markets See Hog and Cattle Fluctuations
Hogs show steady after a morning sale with Chicago opening loosening prices. Hogs steady at 4.50 to 5.00, cattle receipts around 200 with mixed quality and prices from 1.65 to 3.75 for various classes. Omaha and Chicago reports note varied hog and cattle activity, while New York commodities show slight shifts in wheat corn pork and butter.
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Sioux City
Union Stock
API
Chicago
South Omaha
Omaha
Onicaco
New York
New Yoas
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Mitchell, South Dakota
Mitourlg Printing
Yellowstone
Congress
Tyner
Postoffice Department
Parnell O’shea
Brotherhood and Labor
Kangak
Iwansas City
Kan
Phenix
Sladny
Galesburg
Ill
Sbe
Wilkinson
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Chas. T. Salisbury
Geo.t. Green
Chas. W. Flanders
John Rourke
By. Osmond
Williison
Isbury
Trenton
N. J
Foster's
Winchesters
Movoreywood
Allens
Lynch
Fricke Company
Ramsay
Workman
Wise
MecCaleb
Leisenring
Campbell
John Lyushita
Lushka
Mount Pimasani
Peter Wise
Knights of Labor
Albert Alley
George Taylor
Jie
Wiley
Yonghipheng River
Mart
Prrvsnens
Dunn
York
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