Nellie Bly Completes World Tour Start to Finish
Nellie Bly finishes a solo six month voyage around the world in seventy five days, visiting Yokohama Singapore Columbo Aden and Calais. She travels with minimal luggage and reports on her encounters including a meeting with Jules Verne and reception by officials in California and India.
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Jules Verne
Nellie Dry
New York World
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Peninsular & Rental Line
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Ismhalia
Red Sea
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Jones
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China
India
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Unitedates
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Japan
Indies
Tabhor
Amiens
Font
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Merced
Cal
California
Albi
Handse Ielowers
Dodge City
Kan
R. W. Evans
Emporia
Ralph Eusley
Hutchinson News
Conti
Nellie Bly
Yokohama
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Aden
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Brindisi
Dover
London
England
Holyhead
Trish Sea
Dublin
Queenstown
Miss Bly
Murder at Stonx City stock yards shocks community
Milner and Minier clash in the stock yard office leaving Leander Stott fatally stabbed. Milner, a cattle buyer, dies of wounds after a lengthy struggle as witnesses describe the brutal assault and immediate aftermath. Minier, sober only briefly, is arrested and held on the murder charge with few details of motive. The incident follows Minier’s years of drunkenness and roaming as he returns to Nebraska to work cattle orders.
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Lcott
Tie
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Aly
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Mack
Connilf
Sluttrs
Agin
Ife
Pekomah
Eur
Mwe
At. Templeton
Iik
Nebrasike
Aifuir
Commission
Coe Bros. & Clough
Dle
Joe Coe
Lisbon war funds rally chaired by Duke of Pomitro
A public meeting at Trinity theater Lisbon organized a 120 member committee of citizens and officers to solicit subscriptions for national defense. Speeches attacked Hochmd over the Portugal dispute while France and Spain were praised for their sympathy. Several subscriptions were collected at the event.
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Willie Altenging Pier
Ts Polistaid
Ederick Dayne
Reprogal
Payne's
Ifkekavu Simeon Anderson
Penrridge Hid
Rose Till
Mahoney
Tiose Wi
State finances dominate session as debts and banks vex lawmakers
South Dakota lawmakers grapple with state debt limits and bank credit during adjournment debates. The attorney general’s opinion on constitutional recesses looms as a committee studies finances, with proposals to discount disgraced state paper and fund new institutions, while education and university siting woes surface amid a fragile treasury.
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Gener
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South Dakot
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Lundry
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John
Miust
Deis
Huron
Vermillion
Hinron
Sheo
Aberdeen
Aberden
Gov
Mellotte
Levisheture
Still Hung Up The Sioux Opening Delayed By Bishop View
Bishop Whre of South Dakota opposes opening the Sioux Indian reservation until Congress approves a bill granting specific promises. He argues the commission overstepped authority and the Indians may deem it a breach of faith. Senator Pickler reported the president had not yet reviewed the commission’s report fully. The president’s timetable remains unclear as rush with settlers risks is weighed.
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South Dakota
Congress
Herbert Welch
Pennsylvania
Mgr. Welch
National Indian Rights Association
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Ife
Sumner
Pickler
Maj Pickler
Insane? Baltimore Paper Sparks Sensation Over Garrett Case
A Baltimore newspaper reports ex president of Baltimore & Ohio Robert Garrett is kept under close watch at home with two muscular nurses. Neighbors question the motive and sanity, asking why a man with millions is confined and guarded.
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Robert Canett
Balimore & Ohio
Mgr
Garrett
Mr. Garrett
Lincoln Pioneer Dies In Field After Hunting Trip
An elderly Lincoln resident Samuel T. McCord was found dead in a cornfield three miles west of the city. Officials presume he froze while resting after a day-long hunting trip with no signs of violence.
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Lincoln
Martin Opp
Paulik County
Seneca
Deceusedd
Oceanic advices report Russian schooner seizure and wreck of Rose
Reports from San Francisco say the Russian vessel seized the Rose near Robin Island for poaching and put a prize crew aboard. The Rose wrecked after grounding at night. seven from the Nose were saved while a government steamer pursued toward Vladivostok. Later word claimed wreck near Cape Seoya with all aboard drowned.
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Rose
Noy
Robin Island
Vladivostok
Waldivestock
Cape Seoya
Loxbos
National Line
Greece
London
New York
Wiin
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