Anarchy Plot in Chicago Aims to Blow Up Public Buildings
A Chicago plot involving prominent anarchists aimed to destroy the Board of Trade, courthouse, and public offices with hazardous material. Police arrested three conspirators, seized enough explosive to devastate the city, and warned of further arrests as they shadowed others linked to Spies and his associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mace
Chicago
Cufeco
Board of Trade
Court House
Gary
Grinnell
Tinsfield
Parsons
Engel
Fischer
Nordrung
Rohan
Martin
Bonfield
Central Station
Elliott
Deering Street
Thirty-third Street
Ashland Avenue
Grand Pacific Hotel
Quinn Street
City Hall
Haymarket
Banfield
Frank Walker
Gen. Stiles
the Haymarket
Ben
Infamous Crime in Omaha Kidnapping Case
Sarah Clark a 15 year old kidnapped from Omaha by Mrs June was taken to a railroad workers camp near Grand Island and sold for vile purposes. She has been rescued and returned to her parents. The procuress will be arrested according to the girl. Montreal reports a pitcher charged with forgery and extradition for bringing stolen money into Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaia
Sarah Clark
Omaha
June
Grand Island
Montreal
Pitcher
Union Bank
Canada
Counterfeit $1 Silver Certificate Alert
A new dangerous counterfeit of the one dollar silver certificate has appeared in New York. The note is a close imitation of the treast paper though its paper quality is poor and it is slightly longer than the treasury plate. In Utica New Jersey on July 14 the remains of Roscoe Conkling were interred in Forest Hill cemetery after removal from the receiving vault. the casket was not opened. Paterson Locomotive Works at Paterson New Jersey on July 18 faced shutdowns as Grant Locomotive Works could not compete with similar facilities elsewhere.
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New York
Utica
N. J
Roscoe Conkling
Seymour
Forest Hill Cemetery
PavEnsey
Grant Locomotive Works
Paterson
United States
Pric
Caicago
Lowis
The Pope's Sympathy Criticized by Finerty
John F. Finerty editor of the Citizen denounces the papal manifesto as unwarranted interference in Irish politics and applauds Bray church members who left the church. He dismisses papal sympathy for Irish aims as cheap and argues the pope acts as an Italian prince with policy to pursue.
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Finerty
Chicago
Trish
John F. Finerty
the Citizen
Bray
Rome
Say Sheridan Cannot Live and Randall Improves
Reports from Nonquirt Massachusetts and Washington indicate General Sheridan's condition worsens with a possible cirrhosis complication making recovery unlikely though he may live weeks. Congressmen Randall shows rapid improvement and doctors plan climate change treatment later in the week.
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Nonquirt
Mass
Rail workers mob near Rye attempts lynching of two murderers
In New York on July 18 a large mob of about 300 Italians near Harrison Westchester and Rye attacked to free two murderers from custody. The attackers forced entry as the prisoners were held at White Plains jail, with constables and armed citizens repelling the riot and moving the prisoners to safety.
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New York
Harrison
West Chester
Rye
White Plains
Hudson Bay Road charter sale eyed by strong syndicate
Winnipeg reports that a powerful syndicate negotiates with Hudson Bay Company President Sutherland to buy the charter. If approved, 5000 workers may start in six weeks to build a road to Hudsons Bay and operate a Europe Fort Churchill steamship fleet, with local government backing. A separate Winnipeg note notes expected cooperation among railways could affect Manitoba rates.
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Winnipeg
Sutherland
Hudson Bay Company
Hudson’s Bay
Europe
Fort Churchill
Developing Black Hills Tin Mines Near IAPID City
The Harvey Peak company starts taking up bonds as news of a large English deal reaches Dakotas. Reports say a plan for immediate development of the property is in motion. Several miners are already at work on the Etta mine.
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Black Hills
Iapid City
Dak
Harvey Peak Company
Etta
Treaty of Peace Ratified by Winnebago and Chippewa Tribes
In Black River Falls Wisconsin July 18 a treaty of peace between the Winnebago and Chippewa Indians was ratified. A recent reception featured dancing speeches and feasting. Gifts totaling about 1000 dollars were exchanged including ponies blankets jewelry and eagle feathers.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Landgraff Denounced as Insane by Doctor in St Louis
Landgraff the murderer of his sweetheart was examined by Dr. G W Priest chief physician of the St Louis dispensary He was not convinced of Landgraffs sanity and the matter should be tested by alien experts In Dakota Sioux Falls hosts the third annual Christian church convention with Rev Robert Moilit of Cleveland presiding as secretary of the general missionary board conducts services.
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Landgraff
St. Louis
Sioux
Pants, Dak
The
Christian Church of Dakota
Robert Moilit
Cleveland
General Missionary Board of the Christian Church
Three Diphtheria Deaths in Oakes Area
Mr Leiser who moved from Ashton to Oakes in May has lost his third child to diphtheria with one dying in Chicago earlier and five deaths occurring within six days locally. Other items note railway right of way efforts for the Winona and Southwestern line and steel rails arriving for the Red River Valley road. The First Harrison club of Philadelphia reports an autograph from Gen Harrison to Secretary J Wayne Supple thanking them for ratifying his nomination. The Independent Labor Party council endorses Republican nominees in the coming campaign.
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Oanes
Oak
Leiser
Oakes
Ashton
Chicago
Warrison
Harrison Club
United States
Narrison
J. Wayne Supple
Harrison
Morton
Grand Council
The
Independent Labor Party of the United States
How Do You Like My New Dress
A dramatic dialogue excerpt from a Detroit Free Press piece features Mrs De Jaison chiding her husband Alfred over fashion choices. The exchange reveals expectations and teasing remarks centered on a emerald green dress and a birthday diamond gift.
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Mrs. de Jaison
Alfred
Detroit Free Press
Protective resemblance in chameleon color changes
The skin of the chameleon consists of three layers with pigment dots called chromatophores between them. Pressing glass sheets with paint shows how colors mix and separate, explaining how chromatophores expand or contract to produce varying hues. Naturalists call this protective resemblance seen in animals and plants.
Thieves Target Children on East Side Scams
A boy with four trousers is approached by a man who offers five cents to fetch Miss Smith for Mr Johnston. The bundle and child vanish, part of a gang's exploits on the east side. The thieves also steal from children by swapping tasks and clothing.
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Rivington Street
Miss Smith
New York Sun
Bells and Bandmasters Touch the Senses of Horses
Reading notes the horse responds to bells and glitter, preferring jingling harness to birdsong. A Derbyshire driver recalls indignant horses when bells are absent, while a cadet mess scene in Grant Hall depicts a bandmaster’s commanding, dramatic control and the music’s power to move.
Great Ratification Meeting in New York Features Ingersoll Speech
Ten thousand voters crowded the Metropolitan Opera House for a Republican ratification meeting. Col Robert Ingersoll led with defense of labor protection, urging national self sufficiency and warning against raw material dependence, while the crowd cheered his calls for tariffs and free trade contrasts.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Col
Robert Ingersoll
Ingersoll
Republican Party
South
Democratic Party
Col. Ingersoll
Europe
Warner Miller
Bartlett
United States
Great Britain
Local Fraternal and Lodge Notices in Mitchell Dakota
A dense fragment lists various lodge names and officers from Mitchell Dakota including Lodge No. 31 Shore, Mitchell encampment No 9, and Odd Fellows hall meetings. It mentions secretaries, warden roles, meeting nights, and locations, with several dates and times noted in a scattered OCR format. The item reads like a community notices page with multiple groups and routine gatherings.
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Ogunty
J. Rysith
Robinson
John Vaal
A. Oo
Seiad
Dima
F. Windle
Asian Shore Soci
Lodse
Miveh Cota
Muscuie Hill
A. Johnson
W. M
Hardesty
Mitchell Chay
A. M
Enon Weoth
Chi
Geo
Iit
Bern Andes
Geir
Sip Haaier
C. Mehride
Chaukit
LO. O. Hrehell
Dakota
Jerome Wiiive
Alstineg
Seere Mitchell
Mitchell
J. M. Adame
C. Y
H. J. Binh
Scribe
Tangomi
A. St
Dikota
Pew AU
Percuson
L. B
Odd
E. Foreuuryey Avinney
Danvecus Lodge
Artin
C. G. Elmer
Will
Edgerton
Clerk
Ielivy
Hallows
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Conkling
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Eral
Congressman Randall
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Canadian Pacific
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Winona and Southwestern
Wixosa
Winona and Southwestern Railway
DuLuria
Scotland
Heaven
George le Moine
Overland Monthly
Hissey
Derbyshire
West Point
Hopis
Grant Hall
Mini
West Point Cor
New York Tribune
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Texas
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
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Foraker
Ingalls
Philadelphia Press
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Indiana
Lincoln Journal
Grover Cleveland
Hartford Conrant
General Directory
Chicago, St. Vand
Minneapolis & Omaha
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Breight
Passeneer
Wreielitey
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Tday
Passeneet
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Tuuis
L. Micorny
Jilin P. Giltweiter
Aace A
Pune
Sitris
South de Adjutant
Jaa
Wevine
Supa Ferdent
Erritoriil Veterinary Siliceous
Met
Elie
D. Sioux
W. B.mcconnell
G.M. Shuthas
Spencer
Eifth Distriet
Tur Cc. Young
Yirkton
Isco
Ia. A
Pastor A.M. Young
Iesey Evel
Sabole
Mircanun
T.U
Sin
Arky Paper
Ioui
Ilavi
AQL Suney
Turro
Weicine
Uzese
H. F. Cook
Hahnemann Medical College
H. F. Hann
J. F. Cooke
Burnett's Medical College
K. A. Gunn
Burnett Medical College
N. B
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