Ghost Dances and Indian Tension Across South Dakota
The report details Little Wound's inability to control his band amid peace efforts as cavalry and Fort Meade are discussed for potential moves. Sitting Bull is described as increasingly hostile with youths drafted into dances, while Gov. Mellott proclaims settlers safe and urges calm. Police break up a White River ghost dance, and Short Bull’s band is linked to ongoing troubles in the Bad Lands.
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Pise Rince Agency
Rosebud
Porcupine
Brooke
Sixth Cavalry
Fort Meade
Forest City
Pierre
Sitting Bull
Mandan
Sitting Buffs
Port Custer
Fort Yates
Cov
Melletts
Missouri River
United States
Black Hills
Omimbeniars
Maj
Sisson
Lower Brule
White River
Chicken Head
Dire Thunder
Vine Ridge
Short Bull
Fort Pierre
Nowlin County
Cook
Nowlin City
Jackson
Zeibach
Washington
Belt
Dixon
Crow Creek
Elk Point
Frances Willard as Bishop Not Feasible Says Rev Ward
A Chicago telegram reports talk that Frances Willard’s friends seek her election as a bishop. Rev Ward dismisses this, saying such an election is impossible since bishops require ordination and elders orders. the current movement aims to admit women as lay delegates to the general conference. He notes women as lay workers and hopes women may gain lay representation.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Sparks From The Wires Chronicle Mixed Global And Local Crises
Advices from Buenos Ayres report improved finances while arrests in Isimid net Armenian officials and others for conspiracy. A Granite State Provident branch in Cleveland closes with missing agents and $15,000 in policyholder losses. Trial verdicts include Daniel North sentenced to death for killing City Marshal Hodge. Seebold bank robbery defendant guilty of $24,000 theft. Coursing New York suffers a panic with several failures this week.
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Buenos Ayres
Isimid
Granite State Provident Association
Cleveland
Lier
Trout
Exeter
Eny
Stanley
Barttelot
Jameson
Daniel North
Kiring
Hodge
Sumsyrn T Surra
Dental Building and Loan Association of
Dayton
Louisville
Ayr Wheeling
W. Ya
Seebold
Coursing
N. Y
Market Roundup From Sioux City and Chicago Livestock Prices
Sioux City reports hog receipts around 4000 with demand weak as prices drop a dime. Best hogs bring about 3.65, bulk 3.53 to 3.60. Cattle receipts near 200. demand favors butcher stock and yearlings. Chicago notes cattle steady to strong, hogs sharply lower with ranges 3.60 to 4.35, sheep steady. South Omaha hogs open 10c lower at 3.20 to 3.85. cattle steady. Regional and national grain and provisions futures show mixed to firmer tone with wheat barley and flax steady to easy, pork and lard mixed.
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Sioux City
Axton
Chicago
Fed
Caicaso
Parnell Defies Retirement in Irish Question Pulls for Judgment
Parnell publishes a manifesto denouncing Gladstone and Liberal leaders. He claims Ireland must decide its own independence, outlines Gladstone's positions on Irish representation, land reform, constabulary control, and judiciary appointments, and recounts talks with Morley. He notes opposition to drastic Irish member reductions and urges local control advances.
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Parnell
Trish
Irish Parliamentary Party
Liberal Party
Gladstone
Morley
Trish Party
Ireland
Miawnaden
Purnell
Grattan
Labouchere
Independent Irish party faces ministerial plans and campaign
In debate on leadership and the plan of campaign for tenants, Parnell defends Irish independence from English influence, arguing home rule hinges on remaining separate from Liberal control. Morley warns efficiency requires party autonomy, while press reactions in London label Parnell’s manifesto damaging to Gladstone and the home rule cause.
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Crown
Ireland
Ininy
Corkit
Morley
Campaten
Liberal Party
Tipperary
America
Parnell
Lberals
Iunerals
Irish
Trelamd
Tn Conelusion
Trish
London
Tivny
the Chronicle
Gladstonian
Gladstone
the Times
Grandstone
Lonxpbon
Messrs
Purnell
Sexton
Healey
Henri Labouchere
Truth
Lonxpos
South Dakota Finances Face Budget Crisis and Political Storm
The state struggles to cover 399000 in expenses with 250000 revenue as talks grow of amending the constitution to allow a 3 mill levy. Banks like Minnehaha National await warrants, while legislative races and a resubmission battle over equal suffrage loom large in a stormy session.
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Chat
Sioux Falls
M. D
Daily Press
Minnehaha National Bank
Lawrence County
Senator-elect Crill dies after illness in Union County
State Senator-elect Louis N Crill Jr died of apoplexy at his home in Heihhird Union County early yesterday morning after a week of illness following a mill accident. He had served Union County as a business partner with George R Freeman in milling and was elected as an independent. His death triggers a new election for the First legislative district. Funeral services were held yesterday with many officials in attendance. Crill supported free land aims in South Dakota and had urged congress to repeal the 1.25 per acre clause opening 11,000,000 acres of Sioux land to settlement. The death leaves a wife and two married children.
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Evic Post
Louis N Crill, Jr
Hiehhird
Union County
At & Oelock
Mar. Crill
Crill
George R. Freeman
Mr. Urill
Freeman
Tie
Exuk Port
Lnte
Congress
S. D
Merre
Wiiter
Senator Pettigrew
South Dakota
Congressman Peel
Arkansas
Pierre
Northwest
State of Trade Worsens Outlook Despite Large Volume
Dun and Co Weekly Review reports the past week did not improve the business outlook. Banks tighten lending, merchants curb obligations, and consumer buying slows amid rising prices. However speculation remains, money markets tighten in interiors, and exports outpace imports with 249 business failures nationwide in the last seven days.
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Dun
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Duluth
Clavinnati
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Bessemer Steel
New Orleans
Savannah
Atlanta
Florida
Baltimore
Gray Forge
Birmingham
Europe
Treasury
A Fatal Riot Among Guano Laborers Near Charleston
A riot at Ashley River Phosphate deposits near Charleston left Emil Klein and three Poles dead after a wage dispute among Poles Italians Indians and Negroes. Sleip the saloon keeper led 75 laborers. Klein tried to quiet the crowd and was killed. Dynoski and Lewinski report three more deaths in the melee.
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Carolina Guang
Rawsmore
Joseph Dynoski
William Lewinski
Ashley River Phosphate Company
Charleston
D. C
Emil Klein
Sleip
Klein
Dynoski
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Lennox
Dakota State News
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Brown County
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Huron
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Spink
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Prenne
Pierrre
State Enforcement League
Averdeen
S. W. Narregang
Aberdeen
Janes J. Shepard
Department of Chemistry
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