Indians Captured End to Winter Indian Troubles
Maj. Gen. Miles reports Big Foot's Sioux band, 150 in number, captured by Col. Sumner. Schofield expects revolting Indians largely subdued, predicting winter relief from unrest. Congress urged to investigate the shooting of Sitting Bull.
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Schofield
Rapid City
Miles
Sitting Bull
Sumner
Big Foot
Congress
Blanchard
Louisiana
A Woman's Opinion on Indian Troubles in Dakota
Miss Grace Howard, daughter of editor Joe Howard, returns from Crow Creek Dakota and argues that Indian troubles can be settled soon. She blames the lower white element, notes the peaceful stance of White Ghost, and urges rain prayers over arms. She criticizes ration cuts, poor crops, and late supplies as obstacles to ongoing hostilities.
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Howard
New York
Grace Howard
Joe Howard
Crow Creek
Dakota
Pine Ridge
Standing Rock
White Ghost
Miss Howard
Fort Berthold Indians Embrace Ghost Dances Under Sioux Tutelage
Fort Berthold reservation Indians, once peaceful, begin ghost dances under Sioux guidance from Standing Rock. Troop deployment considered as Agent Murphy seeks safety.
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Fort Berthold
Bismarck
N. D
Fort Berthold Reservation
Standing Rock
Bertholds
Murphy
Cook and Crew Fight Aboard Steamer Big Sandy
On the river between Evansville and Newburg the head cook drew a revolver and fired on four colored deck hands. One man was killed instantly and two others were seriously wounded as the steamer Big Sandy moved upstream.
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Cook
OweEnsporo
Evansville
Newburg
Qone
Fatal Carelessness In Caicaco Yard Switch Crash
In Caicaco South Chicago on a Sunday a switch engine shoved freight cars with fatal force. Switchman John Reynard died after being crushed under wheels while assistant William Sattenville lost both arms. Reynard lived at 8703 Erie Avenue.
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Caicaco
Baltimore and Ohio
South Chicago
Johnn Reynard
William Sattenville
Reynard
Sattenville
Erie Avenue
Chicago
O Fowles
St Bernards Church in New York Destroyed by Fire
St Bernards Catholic church on Fourteenth Street in New York was totally destroyed by a fire between 6 and 7 am. The loss is about 75 000 with 63 000 insured. The church, built in 1870, had a total cost of 150 000 including improvements.
Murderous Bicycle Fiend Killer Boy at New Orleans
Nine year old Edward Duckett was murdered by Frank Morris a 26 year old man in New Orleans on December 23 Morris rushed from his gate with an axe striking the boy on the head as he rode a bicycle killing him instantly Morris is in restraint awaiting further action by authorities
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New Orleans
Edward Duckett
Frank Morris
Morris
Kilkenny Election Amid Clerical Intervention in Parnellites Clash
Kilkenny voters faced a by election to replace E P Mulhallen Martin with tension over priests allegedly influencing ballots against Parnellites and warnings of challenges to the outcome. Timothy Harrington issued a manifesto backing Irish Nationalist leadership as Vincent Scully contends the seat. Eyraud the strangler was convicted in Paris and sentenced to be guillotined while Gabrielle Bompard received twenty years.
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Kilkenny
House of Commons
E. P. Mulhallen Martin
Neath Kilkenny
Parnell
Marrington
Timothy Harrington
Irish National Party
Vincent Scully
Eyraud
Bompard
Paris
Emin’s Recall Report Sparks German Government Doubt
London dispatch says Berlin Chronicle and Standard correspondent doubts Emin’s recall from Africa is definite. They credit Baron Wissman with the move and doubt German government backing.
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Emin
London
Berlin
The
Chronicle and Standard
Africa
Baron Wissman
Marks Earns Prize in Six-Round Bout at Olympic Gym
Toronto report says Charles Marks of Buffalo earned 25 dollars after facing Paul Patillo for six rounds at the Olympic gymnasium. Marks finished with the better showing, securing the offered prize.
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Toronto
Ont
Olympic Gymnasium
Charles Marks
Buffalo
Paul Patillo
Food for Ireland Four English naval vessels transport provisions
The British steamer Manet sails from Portsmouth to Galway laden with meal potatoes and government stores for famine stricken Western Ireland. Sea Shore Britomarte and Urnrappler to continue three months more in similar food relief missions.
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London
Magnet
Portsmouth
Galway
Ireland
Sea Shore
Britomarte
Urappler
Manet
Scotch Railway Strikes Paralyze Scottish Traffic
Scotland's railway workers have begun a planned strike after a Sunday meeting, paralyzing traffic in the Glasgow area. In Lancashire, pickets swarm at Bane workshops and company buildings as heavy passenger and mineral trains halt service, crippling schedules across the district.
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Trafic
Glasgow
Glasnow
Scotland
Lancashire
Euine Bane
Fatal saloon quarrel in Neche over drink price
Wheeling dispatch reports a Barnwell tragedy where a quarrel led Burdick to shoot five companions and die. a mob executed him by shooting while his body was mounted against a tree. A separate Mississippi pay car robbery attempt is noted as well.
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Neche, N. J
Wheeling
W. Va
Barnwell
Burdick
Burditk
Fatal Saloon Quarrel Ends in Stabbing
In Necur North Dakota on December 23 Nicholas Damm a Frenchman and Pierre Dunas a half breed quarreled over drinks. Damm drew a knife and stabbed Dunas in the groin, a fatal wound. Dunas died within ten minutes. Damm fled but was arrested and taken to Pembina to prevent mob violence.
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N. D
Nicholas Damm
Pierre Dunas
Damm
Dumas
Pembina
Rail wreck hides pay car robbery attempt in Woodville
In Woodville Mississippi on December 28 a pay train on the Louisville New Orleans and Texas line was wrecked after a man pulled a rail. The train crew including the roadmaster and conductor were injured and one likely fatally. Bradford, a local resident, identified as the rail puller, is implicated in the abortive robbery plan.
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Mississippi
Woodville
Miss
Louisville
New Orleans
Texas
Pouilarsil
Bradford
Traci
Portland Tribune to Start as Independent Democratic Daily
Citizens committee of the board of trade and Oregon board of immigration raise 100000 to launch an independent Democratic daily in Portland Oregon. Franks Gray formerly of The New York Mail and Express is guaranteed to lead the venture with experienced newspaper staff. First issue set for around March 1.
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Ore
Citizens Committee
Board of Trade
Oregon Board of Immigration
Franks
Gray
New York Mail and Express
Portland Tribune
Remarkable Counterfeiting Circulating Gold Pieces
PhlA pelpata December 23 Mint authorities report a counterfeit five dollar gold piece that matches the genuine coin in design and weight. It differs only in diameter and authorities will redeem the bogus coins at face value and destroy them. Murder near Yarmouth Mass involves Francis T McKay found dead in the woods after a ride with Alexander Henry. Henry returned alone. motive unknown.
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Phlapelpata
Yarmouru
Mass
Francis T. McKay
McKay
Alexander Henry
Orleans
Henry
Harwich
Steamer hull Disassembled for South American Service
A steamer built in Evizaserit New Jersey is being shipped in sections to New York for transport to Barranquilla near the Magdalena River. The vessel will be launched in Colombia and operate on that river system.
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Evizaserit
N. J
New York
Magdalena
Barranquilla
Debate Over Indemnity Lands Taxation In North Dakota
Washington reports that indemnity lands in North Dakota face tax assessment once located. Judge Field’s ruling allows taxation on land within grant lines, boosting state revenue. If the issue settles before April 1, roughly 2,000,600 acres may be taxed, affecting state and local finances.
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Joley
Field
United States Supreme Court
Price County
Wisconsin Counstl Tilroad Company
Regiatar Primi
North Dakota
Thiere
Interior Department
Sith
Dakota
New Banking Law Aims to Shield Public After Kean Failure
City bankers met to draft a bill to prevent losses from bank failures and protect the public from rotten concerns. Levy Mayes, creditor's lawyer, led the effort and a rough draft will be sent to Springfield after banker review. In Omaha a streetcar accident injured two passengers when an electric motor derailed at Twenty Fifth and Capital.
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A. Kean & Co
Din’ Toas
Meneral
Levy Mayes
Kean
Mayer
Springfield
Omana
Neb
Twenty- Fifth
Capital Avenue
Dennis O'Halloran
Aggie MecNiansuton
Rail accident and fire report from December incidents
An era of multiple mishaps is recorded with the Worthington accommodation derailed near Sprit Lake resulting in three injured women. A Union Pacific train near Holmesville suffers engine derailment with engineer Patton and Mercer severely burned and Mercer expected to die. A Wright house fire in Sioux Falls destroys a three story building, valued at $12,000, with guests losing belongings and money. insurance listed as 35,750.
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Towa
Worthington
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Northern
Tan
Spit Lake
Omsna
Dee
Union Pacific
Holmesville
Neb
Patton
Bridese
Mercer
Wright House
Netz
Pat Boylson
Liquor Weft
Tgnatius Donnie
Ee Fay
Watiliti
S.tock
M. Donald Sisters
Slighi
Pospelt
Spe
Tor Thejanay
Rity
Telegram Dispatch Reports Missing Pastor In City
A telegraph dispatch from Breenor Hills claims Rev. R N Who vanished last week in the city, with no details provided. It marks the twelfth day since Martin’s disappearance, and the note adds to the surrounding mystery.
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Breenor Hls
Senate rules panel agrees on Sioux City building funding
Senate rules committee reaches agreement on a conference report for public buildings. The action adopts a building for Sioux City and other sites while the House version remains unchanged. A quorum was lacking at session start and the day focused on District of Columbia and related matters.
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Sioux City
Congress Heads Toward Holiday Recess With Likely Quorum Gaps
Washington December 28 Senators and representatives plan travel for holidays resulting in many empty seats in both houses. A quorum is unlikely this week, with the Senate likely recessing after the last speaker on the election bill and the House adjourning around Christmas to resume after New Year.
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Washiaton
Washington
Congress
Morton
Senate
House
Mills
Ways and Means
District of Columbia
Settlement Restores 200000 Acres of Rail Land
Secretary Noble lifts suspension on final adjustment of land grants for the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha and the Wisconsin Central. Approved in 1890, the updates leave a surplus of about 200000 acres now restored to public domain and to be settled under general land laws after ninety days public notice.
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Wisconsin Central
Washington
Noble
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis
Brazilian minister surprised by U.S. envoy change
Washington dispatch reports Brazilian minister Valente astonished by a purported appointment of Dr. Salvador de Mendonca as minister to the United States and the transfer of the current minister to Vienna. Valente says he has heard nothing and would have been informed by his government if true.
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Valente
Washington
Salvador de Mendonca
United States
Vienna
Second Escape of a Murderer Shocks Sedalia
John Turlington, the murderer of Sheri Cranmer of Cooper County, escaped from jail for the second time by sawing bars and climbing to the roof. He rode with Sheritó Hombreck's horn to Otterville thirteen miles away where he was recaptured. In New York, Belleyne Hospital patients treated with Koch’s lymph received a second inoculation and are doing well.
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Sedalia
John ¢Turlington
Sheri? Cranmer
Cooper County
Sherit? Hombreck
Otterville
Jonus
New York
Belleyne Hospital
Koch
Chaotic notices mix inieval crime and empire talk
Fragmentary OCR items describe incidents from a broken text: a man falls from a wagon box breaking his neck, a liquor firm’s leadership, a millinery stock purchase, a building fire safety note, and unrest in Italy with unemployment in Milan and parish thefts amid a growing workers' crisis.
Crow Indians Cede 1.8 Million Acres to U S Government
A treaty negotiation with the Crow Indians resulted in cession of about 1.8 million acres. The government promises $946,000 paid in three installments, plus school houses mills shops cattle to be held in common, and irrigation funds for Big Horn. Boundaries place ceded land along Pryors creek Clark's Fort divide. Inglaterra news notes Britain Venezuela tension over territories and troop enrollments amid disputes in South America.
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Sr. Paul
Dole
Malloon
Dis
J. Clint
Menomonie
Wis
Dunn County
St. Louis
Indiana
Big Horn
Pryors Creek
Clark’s Fort
Market Report Horribly Jumbled Prices and Commodities
Market data on cattle hogs sheep and grain from Chicago and Kansas City sections. Readable items include steers, cows, calves, lambs and feeders with prices and highs and lows. grain quotes cover wheat and corn with futures months and bid offers. no clear coherent totals or trends due to OCR corruption.
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Calvey Sarascte
Stockers
Claysman
Chicago
Kansas City
Deveriiter
Breck
Cais
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