Weekly Capital reports Tiga uprising and insurance law move
The Bend reports a Tiga uprising on the reservation with numerous boomers and diverse leaders. investigations reference Phekineer Copp and J. W. Sinn amid claims of steady mobilization. It notes state efforts to enforce new insurance certificates within ninety days and warns wildcat companies will be driven from the state. Also covers Yankton asylum patients, electric lighting comparisons, recruitment orders, and immigrant statistics.
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J. W. Sinn
Hedne
Otley
Artor
Sane
Ian
Ds Tos
Gomimandinit
Mort Piety
Ordes
Abervet Society
Amin
Cheehking Cp Tite
Viglor
Elavees
South Dakota
Lins
South State
Pieekke New Press Club
Yankton Insane Asylum
W. WH
Stantonders
C. W. Pattine
Pattine
Tur Wnron
Aberdeen
Pampus Grange
Playdreau
Yellow Medicine
Minn
Congress
Washington
Thaggerty
North Dakota
Tit Deadwood Fire Department
Burton
Pall River Conny
Dudley
Melepver
C. J. Baker
Sioux
Hiron
Bel
L. Atavoreh
Wii Hoanestalke Company
St. Wi
Mellite
Rice
W. JL. May
Bank of Melletts
Sesuo Iisuance
Wreck near Kokomo Ends Year With Fatal Injuries
A late 19th century wreck near Kokomo Indiana on the Pan-Twindls route north of the depot destroyed two engines and multiple cars. Engineer George Cromings died shortly after, engineer Ton McCullough suffered a crushed head, and fireman J Kerlin was injured. Messenger Glipt and Thomas Garber were seriously hurt but survived. Several passengers were shaken with many injuries and the cause is reported as fog.
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Kokomo
Ind
Enpines Amlexis
Dnteige
Geo. Cromings
Engaierr
Noo Gd
Tei
Ton McCullough
No. 13
J. Kerlin
Taxpress
Glipt
Thoms Garber
Tony
I Minster
Robbery at Se Sixth Street flat ends with escape
A masked intruder forced entry at a Chicago apartment on Se Sixth Street, tased a resident, bound her, and plundered the flat of about Sid worth of jewelry and wine. A knock at the door interrupted the crime, allowing the suspect to flee. the upper flat occupant suffered severe shock.
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Mra
Wo Millon
Sisteouth Street
Luavitese
Vhs Tie Dom Bell
Tie
Ueki Depend traWers
Phe Eit Wis
All Way En Lost And The Shakespear Mystery
After a twenty day voyage from Clis to Halifax the Nestorian arrived in full tide. The Shakespear, which was signaling for aid, disappeared next morning and its crew is unconfirmed. The Sardinian sighting near 44.21W 20.07N suggests abandonment. Nearby Havana fire exhibition ends in tragedy as tampered water supply causes the blaze injuring twenty two with five deaths.
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Clis- How
Halifax
Cerwin
New York
Penn
Club Almendares
Havana
Fire Department
Halidag
Keating Corey's Narrow Knockout Ends Fight Near Lafayette
A prize fight near Lafayette Indiana pitted Richard Keating a known pugilist against Edward Corey a Crawfordsville novice. After a long uneven bout Keating was knocked down three times in round fifteen and again in twenty three. Corey secured the decisive punch and knocked out Keating.
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Lafayette
Ind
Richard Keating
Edward Corey
Crawfordsville
Keating
Corey
Sithough
Corey Helidy
Cove
Id Cores
Aiue
Indian education report and silver coinage plans debated
A comprehensive Sioux commission report urges federal schooling for Indians, including Western and government schools, industrial training centers, and church agreements. The piece notes cost, enrollment, and debates over relocating education away from tribal homes as the Windom silver plan gains support, with President expected to back rapid congressional action.
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Washington
Lions Iudians
Tor
Foustern
Ths Tydias Bureau
Amin
Jie Interior Department
Cyrliste
Tal
Lawtene
Kas
Genoa
Neo
Chile
Chemiawa
Oregon
Ailso
Ernal Institute
Hampton
Lincoln Institute
Paladelphia
Sioux Commission
Congress
Witdom
Congess
Republican Party
Windom
Treasury
White House
Counterfeit Ring Nabs Three in New York City
Secret service chief Mr Brooks announced the arrest of three sharp counterfeiters, two women May McMullen and Lizzie Spears and Joseph McMullen, May's husband, after Lizzie bought bologna with a bogus coin at a butcher shop. Police held all for examination. The officers aimed to trap the entire gang but kept the arrests quiet.
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Sevret-ser Vakenty Olivers
Chef Preoks
Vice Division
New York
Mr. Btooks
Shiels
May McMullen
Lizzie Spears
Joseph McMullen
May
Lizzie
Secrete Service
Old Jack Confederate War Horse Dies Near Craighill Field
The last Confederate war horse named Old Jack or Stonewall Jackson died three days ago near Craighill in Maryland. He served from spring 1862 to war’s end as a riding horse for Lieut James I Craighill of Col William Nelson’s artillery battalion. His owner plans burial at the death site and to erect a memorial.
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Tynehburs
Craighill
Stonewall Jacckon
Old Jack
Fie
James I. Craighill
Willain Nelson
James Bo Cratghill
Diocese of
Maryland
Bus Fire Fatalities Raise Alarm at Tenement Block
A bus and tenement fire tore through the old Steinatus building housing New York Furniture Company Carrier Dove Printing and several private offices. Three people died, including a missing girl, while Mrs Elizabeth Evans and Mrs Crowell escaped with others. Fireman Login and Policeman Williams rescued survivors amid heavy smoke. property loss est 40000 dollars insured.
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Pire
Stienatus
New York Porniture Company
Carrier-Dove Printing Company
Coplnod
Elizabeth Evans
Susan
Proclamation Calls For Prohibition Enforcement
A state governor issues an extraordinary proclamation urging immediate cessation of illegal liquor traffic. He directs attorney general sheriffs mayors and officers to close every liquor saloon within the state and to enforce prohibitory liquor laws vigorously. He appeals to churches temperance groups and citizens to promote sobriety.
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Wii
Tas Promiuteaterdt
iNew Gav. Goodell
Supreme Court
Commonwealth
Pottery Combine Formed Across Several Cities
A meeting at East Liverpool Ohio created the United States D C Rockingtan and Yellow Ware company to standardize trade discounts and prevent discrimination while promoting American goods. It includes twenty four potteries from East Liverpool Wellsville Cincinnati Seota Philadelphia Trenton Elizabeth New Milford East Boston East Morrisana Baltimore and more. Also notes proposed Indian native government plan with electoral body and imperial council Bradlaugh to introduce bill.
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Hassware
East Liverpool
United States
D. C
Rockingtan and Yellow Ware Company
Wellsville
Cincnnati, O
Seiota
Philadelphia
Trenton
N. J
Elizabeth
New Milford
Conn
Boston
Mass
East Morrissanai
Baltimore
Native Congress
India
Bradlaugh
Marital Woes of TL York Ex Judge and Wis Wile over a Library
Ex Judge Henry A Herman and his wife Carrie Lucinda Ternan seek divorce after a series of disputed business dealings and suspicions of inappropriate attention from Herman toward a music teacher. Mrs Herman claims investment losses and seeks to dissolve the marriage. Proceedings over the library mortgage and other assets are ongoing. Meanwhile the Northwestern Traveling Men's association held its annual meeting in Chicago with the regular ticket elected and Chicago favored for the world's fair site.
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York
Henry A. Herman
Carrie Lucinda Ternan
Wellington
Northwestern Traveling Men's Association
Chicago
Miller
Hinman
Northwest
Brazil War Sparks Monarchist Uprising Across Rio De Janeiro
Cable reports from London and Buenos Aires describe fighting between monarchists and republicans in Rio de Janeiro. Messages from Gen Fonseca and Gen Pelasresco praise the peaceful overthrow of monarchy, pledge liberty, equality, and fraternity, and affirm Brazil’s move toward a republican government.
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Ger
Biolane
Ciaran Boriing
London
Rio Janeiro
New York
Brazil
Buenos Ayres
Uni Telegraphe
Ge Lovie
Genan Fonseca
Puvil
den Benlanger
Genroliseen
Willy
America
Branes
Guilt Brant
France
United States
Irish Land Bill Nears Final Stage in London
The Mish Land Bill is said to be nearly completed with government claims that it will extend to disaffected Ireland areas and allow tenants in Kerry and Ulster to purchase land if landlords agree. The plan mirrors Ashbourne finance but may shift the burden to local authorities while Crete reports warn of fanatical Mussulmans issuing a firman against Christians.
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Trs Atlesed
London Cable
Trish
Ireland
Kerry
Ulster
London Daily News
Crete
Notable Charles Mackay Dies at 75 in London
London obituary notes Charles Mackay LL D well known author and journalist aged 75 born Werthe, early Morning Chronicle link nine years, poems including The Hope of the World. Contributions to Daily News under Dickens, Voices from the Crowd, Paris 1845 works Leenas of the Isles and Voices from the Mountains, The Lump of Gohi, later London News and London Review founder 1860. Also toured the United States collecting experiences for Hire and Liberty in the United States. Corres pondent of Pines in New York during the Civil War. Founders of the American Republic published 1839. Remains a contributor to Isaiah Wood's Magazine and Nineteenth Century Foreign Notes. Irish and world affairs noted.
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Charles Mackay
Posse
London
MacKay
Werth
Morning Chronicle
Glasgow University
Daily News
Charles Dickens
Isles
Illustrated London News
The
London Review
Ile
United States
New York
Pines
American Repurblic
Jsaick Wood
Tragic Detroit Fire Claims Gross Family of Eleven
A Detroit house fire killed Theodore Gross and Mary Gross and nine of their children, nine youths and two adults perished. Neighbors and authorities report the family had returned from a dance and speculation centers on possible parental intoxication. The bodies were recovered after hours of effort and laid in a public hall for identification.
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Detroit
Gross
Theodore Gross
Theodore
Relys
Ile
Nicholas
Mary Gross
Catherine
John
Toney
Mary
Jene Joseph
Michael
Lenie
Wlehyldyey
Lena Behst
Furest
Tien
Theodore Gross, Jr
Conflicting Cherokee Report Prompts Wariness Over Lands
A printed synopsis of the Cherokee commissioners report criticizes Cherokee delays and bid rigging for Indian lands. It urges the government to use treaty power to relocate civilized Indians onto unoccupied lands in the Cherokee nation, with payment terms to be set by agreement or the president.
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St. Louis
Cherokee Nation
United States
Bill p tri evi Th Sor yer yh
Bill pledges revived effort amid new scrutiny as supporters rally around the proposed policy. Local officials weigh potential impacts on services, while opponents call for further study and transparent budgeting. Community groups organize forums to discuss next steps.
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