Grand Review Amid Frontier Indian Troubles Near Wolf Creek
Gen Miles calms unrest over Pew Tails killing and plans a grand review at Wolf Creek. About 55,500 will be fed, beef issued to twenty two per ration, and ten chiefs from the Oglalas and Brules to Washington for a case meeting. Ten more guns turned in as theft fears rise. A separate report from Genpon Neb describes Tom Bacheler’s arrest for horse theft, with two hundred horses reportedly stolen since the troubles, suggesting an organized band exploiting the situation.
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Pine River
Miles
Pew Tails
Wolf Creek
Gen. Miles
Brules
Washington
Interior Department
J. Db. Lewis
Genpon
Neb
Tom Baacheler
Here
Sand Hills
Bacheler
Justin
Gordon Opens Door to Farmers Alliance Support
Senator elect Gordon appeared in public for the first time since his Taylor county seclusion and stated he will join the Farmers Alliance. He urged equal rights and currency abundance and said he opposes a third party, asserting reform can be achieved within the Democratic Party.
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Arlaanra
Taylor County
Gordon
Tas
Farmers’ Alliance
United States
Democratic Party
Blooded Greeks Attack Two Men in Street Riot
In CuicaGco on January 20 a street riot at Harrison and Clinton streets left Casey and Caskens gravely wounded after a clash with knife-wielding Greeks. Police stormed a barricaded house, subduing about eighteen Greeks and placing them in custody as the injured were rushed to the hospital.
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CuicaGco
Harrison and
Clinton Streets
Casey
Caskens
Harrison Street
Clinton Street
Lieut
Cosgrove
Selecting the Land for South Dakota Institutions
The state board for selecting endowment lands meets in Pierre led by Gov. Moellette to assign districts for land allocation to Vermillion State University Spearfish Normal and other state institutions. Land sales could raise substantial funds for the school endowment with price estimates from ten to one hundred dollars per acre.
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Siaith Dakotata
Vpiere
S. 1
State Board
Noble
Pierre
Gov. C. Moellette
Auditoria C. Vaylor Land Commissioners
Thomas Ruth
State Fund
M. D. Thompson
Vermillion State University
L. W. Valentine
Spearfish State Normal
Doneedham
Rapid City School of Mines
LB. W. Howe
Pankinton Reform School
J. W. Havie
Sioux Falls Deaf Mute School
A.B. Hitchcock
Mitchell Agricultural College
M. M. Soule
Madison State Normal
Ruth
Black Hills
Agricultural College
Emma Abbott Will Provokes Chorus Critique in Chicago
In Chicago Dramatic circles the late Emma Abbott’s will shocks by omitting any former colleagues from the profession. The $500,000 estate mainly leaves $5,000 to J. D. Considine, $5,090 to nine churches, and gifts to charities, with no provision for actors or the chorus. Critics decry the lack of support for her faithful company and cast a shadow on her memory.
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Cmcaco
Emma Abbott
Miss Abbott
JD. A
Danny
Considine
Hart
Fred Solomon
Actors’ Fund
Actors’ Order of Friendship
Harry Hallam
J. H. Ryley
Mr. Starr
John Farrell
Trade Review predicts effect of free coinage bill on markets
R G Dun weekly review notes conjecture on free coinage bill impact while reporting improving trade activity and easier money. Exports outpaced imports in January with strong cotton and grain movements but pork, flour, and corn show mixed changes. prices and speculation rise in many staples.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Senate
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Cleveland
Louisville
Memphis
Jacksonville
New Orleans
Baltimore
Treasury
Goodbye to the Salt Trust to End in March
The Michigan Salt association voted nearly unanimously to dissolve by March 31 after years of price setting and production unity. A new salt buy sell company is anticipated, with Manistee manufacturers possibly forming a similar venture as shops worry about stock liquidation and national impact.
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Saginaw, Mich
Michigan Salt Association
Manistee
Chicago
W. R. Burt
D. G. Holland
Michigan
Unprecedented Cold Hits Europe With Icebound Steamers
Dispatches from Germany report seventeen steamers, including the Hamburg American liner Augusta Victoria, icebound at Blankenese. Spain and France confirm renewed cold and snow storms with interrupted traffic and delayed mail trains. Several deaths from freezing are reported in France.
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London
Germany
Blankenes
Spain
France
Measures of More or Less Importance In Introduced by Senate
The report lists measures and actions in the 1st Congress. Dawes reports a resolution for an exhaustive inquiry into Indian conditions in Dakota and elsewhere. Manderson proposes branch mints in Omaha and Boise City. Morginn objects to Behring Sea proceedings and calls for reform. Elections bill debated. Evarts supports it. Pasco speaks. Hoar plans action. Adjourned.
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Washington
Dawes
Committee On Indian Affairs
North
South Dakota
Montana
Manderson
Omaha
McConnell
Boies City
Idaho
Morginn
Supreme Court
Behring Sea
United States
Evarts
Mississippi
Pasco
Hoar
Senate
Ihs
Siee
Dinsley
Paine
Rowell
Dockery
Oites
Peel
House
Arkanasis
California
Delaware
Georgia
Maryland
Missouri
North Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
Mitchell
Mankato
Mann
Sioux Walls
District of Columbia
Rogers
Arkansas
Frien
Shively
Indigun
Linston
Virinit
Franz Sigel
N.V. Banks
Atorms
Berry
Butler
George
Cal
Paulkner
Mordson
Tennessee
Ohio
Grosvenor
Gornan
Bancroft
Niator
Bland
Mills
Sarah E. Periis
Polish milliner faces poisoning charge in Wisconsin
Rose Zoldosky, a young Polish milliner, is under arrest in Mchland Center Wisconsin for allegedly poisoning Miss Ella Mally who died after a tea party ten days earlier. Strychnine traces were found in a stomach sample sent to Chicago. Reports say Zoldosky loved Dr. Mitchell and feared his attentions to Mally. Mrs Mitchell may have also been poisoned. Zoldosky remains jailed awaiting examination.
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Mchland Center
Wis
Rose Zoldosky
Ella Mally
Miss Zoldosky
Mitchell
Miss Mally
Chicago
Dr. Mitchell
Wasting Public Funds In Wasteful Zoological Park Plan
A congressional probe targets a 92 000 appropriation for a Rock Creek Park zoological project. Authorities claim the park lacks proper facilities and oversight. horses barns and carnivora house plans exist while living animals remain in cramped Smithsonian cages. Prof Langley leads the commission amid criticism of misused funds and mismanaged site selection.
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Mintard
Washington
Congress
National Zoological Park
Rock Creek
Langley
Smithsoniaan Institution
Smithsonian Institution
Zoological’ Park
Smithsonian
Parnell to Visit America and Global Gold Standards
The New York Press reports Charles Parnell will visit America in early spring. Berlin clears streets of snow with over 1,000 workers. Buenos Ayres notes defeat of a bank tax. German officials expect universal gold adoption. Dr Woen tours Italy and Egypt. return to Bern in March for Koch Institute opening. Chancellor von Gabrifi gains Center party backing for Austria treaty tariff cuts. Wa DeLivante plans a Niagara Falls trip in a large rubber ball on May 22. Syracuse resident known as a glass eater.
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New York
Parnell
America
Berlin
Beunos Ayres
Woen
Italy
Egypt
Bernin
Koch Institute
von Gaprivi
Center Party
Austria
Wa. DeLivante
Falls of
Niagara i
Syracuse
Markets report from Sioux City and Chicago cattle and hogs
Sioux City hog market shows receipts around 4,800 with prices slipping 3 to 10 cents, prime hogs valued near 13.50 while heavies weaken. Cattle receipts near 1,000 with strong opening bids and active packing demand. many animals carried over. Chicago and Omaha markets mirror mixed dairy and livestock activity with varying prices, while New York raises cereal and pork futures.
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Sioux City
Union of Yards
Nnaha Livestock
Omana
Chicago
Caiiaco
New York
Western
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Che Weekly Capital
Mitchell, South Dakota
Warsen
Bennt
Dakota House Gurners
Repriena
Specia
Swain & Stiey
Baker
Mellette
Swand& Stacy
Col. Shearer
Hunrey
Oliver
Dakota Central
Chitaga & Northwestern Railway
Dakota
Deadwood
Turner
Bismarck
William H. Wager
White Lake
James Hosking
Galena
D. GC
Ackerman
Piedmont
A. M. Morse
Brule
Charity Martin
R. M. Spracer
First National Bank of
Perenni- Teas and Moxtlively
Gloucester
Mass
William D. Darsle
Weekly Trade Review
the Salt Trust
Pipty
Park Commission
Lingley
Tpark
Ockery
South
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