Open efforts to open Sioux Reservation to settlers discussed
Report covers plans in next congress to open the Sioux reservation aided by Herbert Welsh and local Dakota leaders. Delegations from Pierre and rail towns may push a convention in Minneapolis or St Paul to draft a bill and lobby Congress. Governor Church supports the push and Eugene Steers coordinates with interested cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Welsh
Philadelphia
Indian Lights Association
Vierre
Welsh
Washington
Goy. Church
Ward
Pierre
Chamberlain
Rapid City
Deadwood
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Dakota
Chicago
Sioux City
Indian Department
Congress
Church
Eugene Steers
Pukwana Press Praises Mitchell At Regional Tournament
The Pukwana Press notes the regional tournament faced its usual Kickers who celebrate wins and grumble on losses. Yet Mitchell shone through with commendable conduct and hospitality to firemen and all visitors alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pukwana
Mitchell
President Cleveland Amuses Press Dispatches
An Associated Press report notes President Cleveland’s humor to amuse reporters as he jokes about fishing and a remark from Dr Ward. The fragment showcases light presidential wit during an early 20th century press dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton Press
Cleveland
Washington
West Virginia
John Sherman
Dakota Bell
Associated Press
Ward
Dakota News Wrap: Lumber Fire and Rain Hope
Reports from Yankton to Rapid City note tickets at Milwaukee depot near average. A Turner and Price saw mill fire near Rapid City destroyed kilns and 15000 feet of lumber, with 30000 loss partly insured. Hyde county hail eased crop fears as rain and green wheat offer renewal prospects. Farmers urge timely rain to save flax and small grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Paragrapher
Hyde
Bridgewater Times
Mayflower defeats Gala tea and other daily notes
News briefs report the Mayflower beating Gala tea yesterday, St Paul strike continuation, Cora Lee jury discharged, snow in Pleasant Valley, race postponement, firms in financial trouble, war reforms approved, Brainard bakery fire with $1 insurance, and various legal and crime items across North America. The list covers weather, politics, industry, accidents, and notable travel and court actions.
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St. Paul
Cora Lee
St Louis
Pleasant Valley
Winona
Bandel, Chiniec & Co
Quebec
French Superior Council of War
General Ferron
Brainard
War Department
Travelers Protective Association
St. Louis
Congress
Fergus
Trenholm
Currency
Fidelity Bank
Cincinnati
Canadian Supreme Court
Ontario
Rat Portage
Dominion
Knights of Labor
Toronto
Hon Eugene Semple Appointed Governor of Washington Territory
Report notes President Cleveland tapped Hon Eugene Semple as governor, a Washington native long active in local politics, with his father Gen James Semple having influenced Oregon country history. Also recounts Semple's early life, education, law career, and editorship of The Oregon Herald.
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Washington Territory
Cleveland
United States
Utah
Botany Bay
Eugene Semple
James Semple
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Ilinois
Bogota
New Granada
Madison
Jersey
Ills
University of St. Louis
Cincinnati Law School
Portland
Ore
Oregon Herald
Sylvester Pennoyer
A. A. Ames
Minnesota
Herald
Emigration and foreign-born populations in Europe and beyond
The article notes France exports fewer than 50,000 native French abroad, while 200,000 English and Irish born subjects live overseas and 2,600,000 Germans by birth have left the fatherland. Italy has lost more than twice France to emigration, foreigners favor republican France with over 1,000.40 Europeans abroad settling there, and Germany holds 600,000 square miles in Africa.
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France
Italy
England
Germany
Russia
New Orleans
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Dakota News
Sioux Reservation
Woonsocket
Chas, Chute
Justice Court
Edgerton
Prohibition and Enforcement Union
Solomon
The
Knights of Pythias
Watertown
Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias
Wahpet
H. F. Gates
Kimball
W. R. Arnold
Wartertown
Dr. Murray
Redfield
G.P
Winen
Grand Forks
G. KX
A. A. Philips
Sioux Palls
G. M
9. Co
Grand Forks University
Dak
University of North Dakota
McConnell
A.B. Leviser
Traill County
Plummer & Hanson
Milwaukee
Yankton
Leavenworth
Kan
Helmas & Parmalee
Pittsburgh
Isabella Mine
Iron River
Mich
John Sugland
Helen A. Burt
Battleboro
Sidney Soule
E. B. Preston & Co
Northwestern
Black Hills
Stephen Peer
Niagara Falls
James Alexander L. Wilson
Chespeake & Ohio Canal
Virginia
Mrs. Cleveland
Corunna
John Abbott
Craig
White Mountains
Wells Female School
Aurora
N. Y
Helen F. Smith
Frances F. Cleveland
Danube
Paris
Liverpool
Africa
Baltimore
Europe
Gath
She
Ready
Him
Miss Goldlace
Col. Silverbrick Goldlace
Nobbill
Mr. Royce
Oakfield Creek
Miss Goldface
James
Andromeda
William
Mr. Bennett
Society For the Suppression of Vice
San Francisco Post
Austria
Ww. Adams
Walter A. Wood
Wood
Dain
R. McMillen & CO
Ser
Ems
A. G. Kellam
Geo. A. Johnston
Geo. A. Silsby
J. M. Gaines
F. Arnett
Buckeye
Eacnean Wiith
Glason, Baily & Co’s
Fireman’s Outfit
Caines & Arnett
Daruta Fire and Marine Insurance CO
OF Mitchell
Hoya
Rockwood
Sea Boy
Royal Rockwood
Ben Hur
My Place
South of
Town
St Lewi A. Coleman's
Tobin
George Millers
Lisbon Township
Mrndays
Pam ‘Pillson
Red Barn
Sanborn House
P.e.pagh
Sthan
Webb Gillingham
A. EK A. Fuller
Mt. Vernon
CON BR
Mitehell
Sf Mides
Mitehel
Dagnsiver
Wouns
Watson
Aso
Tso
Resistine
MM. M. Hitchcock
Matti
Mitchell National Bank
Untec
W. G. Davison
L. N. Seaman
He Davisu
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
Washingtos
D.C
E. Andre
Tess
J.yvden
J. P. Harkins & Co
Grand
Harper Bros
Chicassof
Andrews
Ollie
Uswan
Dept. of Agriculture
Brest
F. Weller
J.S. Daniels
Act
J. Coe & Co
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