Rebellion of Admiral de Mello Collapses as Ships Abandoned
Montevideo reports the uprising led by Admiral de Mello against President Peixoto has collapsed. The Republica and transports tried to land in Rocha Uruguay, then General Salgado submitted his 400 men to Uruguay but possible pledge failure left de Mello aboard. Brazilian fleet, after seizing Aquidaban, reportedly took Desterro and Santa Catharina, though confirmations are scarce.
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Admiral de Mello
Peixoto
Rio Grande City
Republica
Rocha
Uruguay
Salgado
Brazil
de Mello
Rio Grande Do Sul
Desterro
Santa Catharina
C. W. Waldron
Bank of Fairhaven
Wash
Adolphe Frederick von Schack
Emperor William
Berlin
San Francisco
Coxey Army
Omaha
New York
Henry Shelley
Paris
Thomas F. Alexander
Patrick H. Best
Harodsburg
Meshed
Khorasean
Goff
United States
Richmond
Richmond and
Danville
Abandoned Brazilian Ships After Rio Grande Landing Defeat
Rio Janeiro dispatch reports insurgents abandoned all remaining vessels at Parana and Santa Catarina. Their attempt to land at Rio Grande City failed, with 600 killed before they landed 400 disarmed men in Rocha, Uruguay. Admiral de Mello and General Salgado moved south as Uruguayan authorities refused ships anchorage.
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London
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Santa Catharinia
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Department of Rocha
Uruguay
de Mello
Rio Grande Do Sul
Republica
Chicago
Wyoming Mineral Lands Plot Shattered in Cheyenne Dispatch
A Cheyenne special reports a suspected attempt to secure valuable mineral lands by dishonest means tied to Wyoming statehood provisions. The piece notes 15 500 acres in Laramie county chosen amid 80 000 wey for a deaf deaf and blind asylum and a theft risk involving Silver Crown district lands. Also covered are a Santa Cruz fire loss, Senator Vance death, Rome pilgrims, and various other national items in brief.
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Silver Crown
Santa Cruz
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Vance
North Carolina
Washington
Barcelona
Rome
Glucose Works
Buffalo
Oklahoma
Coxey’s Army
Stron
Chauncy M. Depew
Clifford
Ys Tambien
Carlsbad
Louisville
David Dudley Field
New York
Stockbridge
Mass
House of Commons
Record of Rules Change and Remembrance Honors In Congress
Democratic house rules committee adopted a quorum rule counting presentes not voting and seeking to dismiss absentees The senate and house observed memorial resolutions for Senator Vance and General Slocum A Bankhead led Chicago trip on postoffice occupancy safety and a court of claims opinion upheld presidential approval of a bill within ten days after Congress adjourned
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Washington
House Committee On Rules
Messrs. Reed and
Burrows
House
Reed
Ister Vance
General Slocum
Senate
Senator Vance
North Carolina
Chicago
Judge Nott
Court of Claims
Congress
Two Children Missing in Woods Near St. Croix Farm
Two Salter children aged 5 and 7 wandered from their father's fishing party Tuesday in a remote St. Croix County area. Over 500 men searched Sunday, with no trace found. bands have hunted since Wednesday.
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St. Croup
Minn
John Salter
Farming In Kansas Does Farming Pay
The New York Sun reports on a survey of 11 918 Kansas farmers under Commissioner Todd. Forty one said farming pays while 1251 said no and 626 gave no answer. The piece argues pay means profit sufficient to cover living costs and debt, noting many farmers invest in homes and banks and that most Kansans are not rich but not poor.
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New York Sun
Kansas
Todd
Wall Street
Revival controversy and state exam notices in Pierre
The New York Sun reports Rev Dr Stoddard criticizing revivalists while many Protestants defend the revival. Pierre issues exams for state certificates with varied dates across Redfield Sioux Falls Spearfish Deadwood Rapid City Hot Springs Huron Watertown Yankton Mitchell. DeWitt's Sarsaparilla ad urged readers to take it for dull blood appetite.
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Yankton
Mitchell
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