South Dakota tin debate in tariff fight gains backing
Senators Pettigrew and Moody push protection for South Dakota tin to spur mine development in the Black Hills. They claim sixty square miles hold enough ore to supply the nation and urge two to three years of protection. The article notes related payments and a defrayed suit in Yankton as South Dakota items in the deficiency bill.
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Senate
Pettigrew and Moody
South Dakota
Black Hills
United States
Congress
David Day
Geological Survey
Wales
Pridin
George Matthews
Territory of Dakota
Mathews
Dakotas
Dor
E. C. Bowen
William Stuart
Yankton
Dakota Mate News item collection highlights Dakota events
A river find near Harrison yields a 15 inch circumference 13 inch long 25 pound petrified bone believed part of a mastodon leg. Drownings, minister visits, coal prospects near Pierre, Yankton skirmish troops, Deadwood baseball, Black Hills bullion, banker dies, Brule boundary dispute, Tin tower plan, gold ore for exhibit, freak lightning near Tower City, rainstorm refuge at Brookings, interior aid to Sisseton Wahpeton destitution, Stanley post office.
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Dakota Mate News
Harrison
Joux Hontoy
Mound City
Campbell County
Theological Institute
Yankton
Santee Agency
Pierre
Coal Harbor
Missouri
North Dakota
SalvaTron
Deadwood
Belt
Black Hills
South Dakota
LiGursing
Tower City
Charles Spink
J.¥. Hegerman
Ole J. Lee
Brookings
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
United States Indian
Sisseton Aggency
Lake ‘Traverse
Stanley
Revolution in Argentina and Navy Joins Insurgents
A Buenos Ayres dispatch dated July 25 reports a desperate battle with government troops defeated and 1,000 killed or wounded. The navy has joined the insurgents, artillery bombarded government quarters, and a provisional government has formed. A manifesto condemns the “anarchical” regime of Colman, while telegraph services are suspended. The president reportedly fled to Rosario as the insurgents gain control and a revolutionary government is announced.
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Buenos Ayres
Uly 25
Artillory
Juraz Coleman
National Guard
Nicolas Menaszes
Alem J. J. Romero
Senor Goyena
Pellegtrini
London
Bernos Ayres
State Department
Mt. Pitkin
United States
Senor Garcia
Colman
Seige
Catalinas Mole
Cordovia
Revolutionary Party
Alejandro M. Alem
A del Valle
M. de Mari Mal Goyen
Romero
Lucius VY. Lopez
Manuel J. Campos
Rise of Silver in England Causes Sharp Editorial Debate
Financial writers in the London press sharpen their pens as silver prices rise. The Mourning Post’s chief expert calls the fluctuation a passing cloud and says the American silver bill will only have a temporary, minimal effect while it lasts.
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England
London
Mourning
Perhhaps
Park Packing Shows Strong Hog Market With Dry Weather
The Cincinnati Price Current reports dry weather speeding hog marketing with 315,000 hogs packed this week versus 165,000 a year ago, totaling 5,370,000 since March 1 against 4,500,000 last year. In contrast, leprosy cases spread across Canada, alarming officials as new outbreaks emerge in remote areas previously unaffected.
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Cincinnati
Canada
Tracadie
Wan Th
Lazaretta
Horrible barroom shooting kills two in Asheville
An Asheville North Carolina barroom shooting left barkeeper John Milster dead from a hail of bullets and butcher Phillip McIntire fatally wounded. A woman is suspected as the cause. the incident follows broader crime headlines of the era.
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Ace
Asheville
N.C
John Milster
Phillip McIntire
Milster
Counterfeited Rare Coins System Uncovered in Illinois
A found 1805 silver dollar passed as genuine spurred a national probe into counterfeit rare United States coins. authorities traced the supply to Noosa, Cumberland County, Illinois, with Pete McCartney’s wife implicated. Detectives located the suspected mint site near Neoga and planned coordinated arrests to seize the ring.
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Scovery
Ilinois
New York
United States
Malettine
Philadelphia
Numismaitic Association
Noosa
Cumberland County
Iinois
Indiana
Michigan City
Pete McCartney
Treasury
Tom McCartney
Bell
Washington
McCartney
Neoga
Narrow Escape Near Niagara Falls on Steamer Ejla H
A 150 passenger steamer Ejla H from Port Bay to Buckhorn Island neared Niagara Falls when the engine failed near Green Island. The anchor failed, bulkhead was torn, and the line tangled, but a defective valve was fixed and the vessel stopped just above the falls after a frantic rescue effort. Passengers wept and fainted as the danger passed, with all aboard ultimately safe.
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Niagara Falls
Ejla H
Port Bay
Buckhorn Island
Green Island
Tenement Fire Claims Four Lives in Cincinnati
A four story brick tenement at 44 Front Street burned at 11 o clock. Solomon Menski his wife and two children perished while Gus Hetzwell Eva Misses and Mary Kasseneur were seriously burnt. Firemen and police rescued others as stairway collapsed and smoke suffocated several occupants.
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Cincinnati
Front Street
Solomon Maski
Solomon Menski
Gus Hetzwell
Eva Misses
Mary Kasseneur
Menski
Marriage Horoscope Predicts Stanley's Union Failing
A Harvard linked astrologer based on Henry M. Stanley and his July 12 London wedding time 2 10 p m forecasts marital discord and possible ill health. The seer expects early sea voyage, temperament clashes and growing misery for the explorer.
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Henry M. Stanley
London
Harvard University
Venus
Bose
Behring Sea Diplomatic Correspondence Released by President
The president forwards official U S Britain Behring Sea seal fisheries correspondence in connection with Representative Hit's resolution. Blaine notes delay in transmission from Bar Harbor and the papers span Aug 1889 to July 1890. The exchange discusses arrests at sea, authority for assurances, tripartite negotiations, and potential measures to prevent depletion.
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House of Representatives
Hit
United States
Great Britain
Behring Sea
Blaine
Bar Harbor
Edwards
Legation
West
Julian Pauncefote
Marquis of Salisbury
Bayard
London
Blaina
England
High Seas
Ceylon
Washington
Salisbury
Briaine
Man in Belmont County Kills Wife Then Hangs Self
Mandaville Ault, deputy recorder of Belmont county Ohio, killed his wife and then shot himself after a temporary insanity from the death of his child and illness. The events occurred at Ault's home near Dexterville Belmont County.
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Mandaville Ault
Belmont County
Auit
Dexterville
Wallace Idaho Fire Destroys Mining Town Leaving 1500 Homeless
The town of Wallace Idaho a major Coeur d Alene mining hub was wiped out by fire. Dispatches report the loss around 500000 dollars with eight blocks burned housing and businesses including the post office bank and theater. Hundreds gather outside as timber hills burn and aid pours in from neighboring towns.
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Walace
Idaho
Wallace
Coeur d’Alenes
Union Pacific
Tekoa
Wash
Western Union
Gardner
Holly, Mason, Marks & Co
Heller House
White & Bender's
McElroy & Vedder
McNabb & Liyers
the Telephone
Grain Storage Resolution Seeks Interstate Inquiry
Senator Call introduces a resolution instructing the interstate commerce committee to investigate whether elevator owners and transport firms in western states have arrangements to bias grain storage or force farmers to sell at set prices. It calls for reporting legislation to curb such combinations and ensure reasonable storage charges, aiming to prevent price manipulation of grain and other farm products.
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Call
Northwest
Committee On Interstate Commerce
Senate
Bakers Strike Ends in Chicago Bread Market Agreement
Union bakers secure an industry wide settlement after a union backed walkout that threatened a bread famine. The bosses agree to hire union men only, cap daily hours at ten, six day weeks, and post the accord publicly in every shop. Walking delegates from Unions No. 49 and No. 1 may enter shops at any time.
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Chicago
Niine
Wrecked Mariners Rescued By D H Miller Near Boston
The steamer D H Miller, arriving in Boston from Baltimore, reports rescuing twenty crewmen from the British steamer Cherles Moran. On the 26th inst at the five fathom lightship, two boats pulled in the survivors after Cherles Moran sank in a collision with an unknown schooner on the same day.
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D. H. Miller
Boston
Batimore
Cherles Moran
Market reports from Sioux City and Chicago cattle and hogs
Markets show mixed cattle and hog activity with receipts varying by market. Sioux City notes higher opened prices and dull quotations with fat steers and feeders ranging. Chicago reports weak hogs, steady to lower cattle, and mixed rail and dairy offerings amid unsettled grain futures.
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Sioux City
Buik
Hulle
South Omaha
Speet Etendy
Dikat Sre
Yostescay
Maor
Et Stoi
Chicago
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Frank E. Kelley
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Jean Gauthier
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Ind
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Pennsylvania
John B. Robinson
Cuuoa
Crete
Behring
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Geo. W. Taylor
Geo. Carter
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Mille Lacs Indian Reservation
Spalding and
Nettleton
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Bakers
Mike
Coom
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