Boulanger Victory Steepens European Tensions After French Win
London dispatch notes Gen. Boulanger's triumph overshadows Emperor William's Frankfort speech. German elites fear Boulangist ascent threatens peace, while many Parisians and Friant residents view the victory as a direct menace to the fatherland amid renewed Austria concerns and shifting alliances.
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Boulanger
Austria
Orange Free State
Losun
Boulangerius
T Ie Lermain
Frankfort
Jutles
Paris
Kaiser
Germany
Gen. Boulanger
Friant
Fires and Storms Ravage Italian Frontier and Surroundings
Across the Italian frontier wild forest fires devastate a 200 kilometer stretch. Villages are destroyed and dozens of houses leveled by fierce winds. In Austria, hundreds of homes in various towns report damage and injuries. crops and infrastructure suffer amid heavy storms.
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Vienna
Trentine
Karneumg
Tvo
Austria
Rapid horse raid arrest links rider to Nashville thefts
Bloomingtn Ind Aug 22 Helen Young arrested while riding at full speed on a stolen horse believed tied to a Nash ville theft gang. She was jailed and moved to Nashville early today. Also: coaching parade in Berea New York marriage news and financial rumors reported.
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Ind
Helen Young
Nashville
Roosevelt
New York
London
Robert B. Roosevelt
United States
Netherlands
Marion T. Fortesque
Forestry in New York and Nebraska gains
Gen. Brisbin discusses forestry benefits and risks across states, noting Nebraska's rapid reforestation with 16 to 20 million trees planted annually and New York's forest reforms. He warns forests protect watersheds, boost rainfall, and temper climates, urging preservation to avoid river decline and desertification.
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James Brisbin
U.S. A
America
Europe
Brisbin
William Cullen Bryant
Nebraska
Nebirassa
Missouri River
Rocky Mountains
Friends of Forestry
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Kansas
New York
Adirondacks
Santa Cruz
West Indies
Connecticut
Kennebec
Merrimac
Potomac
Iudson
Monongahela River
Ohio Valley
New York Forest Commission
York Forest Commission
Mr. Ney
Provence
France
Orleans
Little Lake
Sitte
Adirondack
Catskill
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Protective Tariff Argument by Senator True at Woodstock
The speech contrasts wage levels in Woodstock United States with New Haven England and Staffordshire England to argue a protective tariff shields American labor. It asserts free trade lowers wages, raises import competition, and forces workers to accept European pay to keep mills running. It cites inspector Wheatly and Senator True in a July Fourth address noted in the campaign of 1888.
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Woodstock
United States
New Haven
England
Republic
Staffordshire
Europe
Democratic Party
Frye
Inspector Wheatly
Senator True
Woodstock, Conn
Sioux band seeks Cheyenne sun dance amid Pine Ridge tensions
At Pine Ridge Agency in Dakota on August 19, Sioux request permission to attend the Cheyenne sun dance on Tongue River. Agent Gallagher refuses to let them leave the reservation. A large Sioux force advances toward the Cheyenne home, defying orders. Gen. Ruger orders Fort Custer to intercept. Col. Dudley sends two cavalry companies under Maj. Hamilton and Lt. Wainwright to pursue. A battle is anticipated as the Reds are described as angry and heavily armed.
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Dak
Gallagher
Tongue River
Tongue
Powder Rivers
Pine Ridge
Ruger
Fort Custer
Nathan M. Dudley
First Cavalry
John M. Hamilton
R. P. Wainwright
Sioux treaty effort reaches Cheyenne agency for signatures
Sioux commissioners, ordered to stay at Standing Rock, send treaty papers to Cheyenne agency to secure signatures. With no hostile chiefs present to intimidate, many already sign. Little No Heart favors the treaty and commands about half of the followers. Cheyenne Sioux, about one sixth of the reservation, are not expected to resist.
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Tennessee
Louisville Courier-Journal
Massachusetts
Russell
Butler
California
Soey
Harrison
Vermont
Springfield
Pierre
Vilas
Standing Rock
Cheyenne Agency
Cheyenne
Justice Jones Dies in Seattle at 58
Chief Justice R A Jones died in Seattle from lung and kidney trouble at age fifty eight. The Rochester Minn native leaves four grown children. A prominent Minnesota politician, he was a longtime figure in Democratic state conventions before 1889 appointment as chief justice of the Washington territorial Supreme Court by President Cleveland.
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Seattle
R. A. Jones
Rochester
Minn
Ife
Rival Printers Duel For Love At Methodist Church
In Plankinton on August 20 two rival printers, also lovers, split public attention when suitor No 1 tried to reclaim a gold watch from a young lady at the Methodist church after suitor No 2 arrived with her. Spectators laughed as the first man failed to win back the watch.
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Plankinton
Manitoba railroad to set wheat rate to Buffalo
The News learns that President Hill of the Manitoba railroad will establish a through rate on wheat from the Red River to Buffalo and New York of 15 cents per hundred pounds this season. This is strong news for Minnesota and Dakota farmers and will complicate the Chicago roads' position.
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Internal Revenue
Ashland
Wis
Parkingon
Wausau
Stewart
Manhattan Club
New York
St. Louis
Gorman
Democratic Executive Committee
Senate
Senate Committee On Finance
Sherman
MoTneat
President Hill
Manitoba Railroad
Red River
Buffalo
N. Y
Minnesota
Dakota
Chicago
Free trade and wages in the United States
The Democratic Authority argues that free trade levels global labor competition, boosting wages and living standards for American workers, while protection keeps wages high by restricting competition to domestic labor. It claims Republicans favor protection and Democrats favor free trade, noting workers’ prosperity under the American system versus British free trade.
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New York Sun
Tan
United States
Republican Party
Democratic
Northern Plains legislators seen returning to Bismarck
Will be returned. Several members of the last legislature are likely to win again this winter. Ransom county favors Tom Elliott. Autorgo county backs 3B. H. Sullivan. Brown county supports Fletcher. Griggs county backs Adams. D. L. Dodds and Donald Stewart of Minto also enjoy strong support.
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Ransom County
Tom Elliott
Autorgo
H. Sullivan
Fletcher
Brown County
Shock
Gopher Tail
Adams
Griggs County
D. L. Dodds
Farmers’ Alliance
Donald Stewart
Minto
Foreclosure Notice on 1884 Davison County Mortgage
Default on installments due January 1 and July 1 1888 under a February 6 1884 mortgage to Frances Scott and Lawrence W Scott bedrock. Assignment to W Little triggers due principal and interest 90 52 dollars. Public sale set for October 6 1888 at 2 PM at Davison County Courthouse Mitchell Dakota to satisfy the mortgage on the northwest quarter of section 20 township 101 north range 61 west.
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Frances Scott
Lawrence W. Scott
Davison
Territory
Dakota
Joseph Sampson
John C. French
Buena Vista
W. Little
Woodbury
Iowa
Register of Deeds
Davishn County
Dakota Territory
Mitchell
Territory of
Sioux Falls
D. T
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure in Davison County
Default on the January 1 1888 installment of a February 21 1887 note secured by a mortgage to F W Little Sioux Falls. Whole balance 3167.63 including 55.56 principal and 12.07 interest. Public auction at the Davison County courthouse Mitchell on October 6 1888 at 2 PM.
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Annie M. Terry
Davison
Territory
Dakota
F. W. Little
Sioux Malls
County of
Dakota Territory
Mitchell
Territory of
Sioux Falls
D.T
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