Sheridan in Critical Condition Amid Exhaustion
Reports from May 29 describe General Sheridan severely weakened by heart failure and exhaustion after recent battles. He remains conscious, surrounded by attentive surgeons and nurses, with medical staff alternating shifts as doctors monitor his declining strength.
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Milan
Brazil
Prohibition Party Nominating Center Opens in Jersey City
Annapolis and Jersey City scenes describe the Prohibition party gathering as it begins its national nominating center in this city on May 28. The report notes expected unanimous support for the leading candidate amid strong party enthusiasm.
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Js Anaporis
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Weday
Prohibition Party
Clinton
Jersey
Fearful canine attack in sickroom ends with doctor saving newborn
May 29 Perrible Bight Dr Hecree faced a large mastiff in a delivery room as the dog lunged at a newborn. The doctor blocked the first bite on his wrist then the dog struck his thigh. He finally strangled the animal, killing it to save the infant.
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Hecree
Doctour
Superior
Suupertron
Wis
Standard Iron Works
Quebec Pier
Western Iron Manufacturers cut to five dollars per ton
A Senate backed plan proposes reducing the present iron ore processing scale to five dollars per ton in a move affecting Western iron makers. The tally lists 16 000 attendees at a Nashville encampment and notes shifts in related industrial and political actions.
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Senate
Augustine Davis
Herbert
Crouch Haye
J. W. Shannon
John Longstaff
Dakota National Guard
White Pine Agency
President and Mrs Cleveland attend New York events
President and Mrs Cleveland plan Memorial Day events in New York. Mrs Cleveland remains in Philadelphia until Wednesday and then joins the president for a Metropolitan Opera House entertainment. They will view the procession in Brooklyn and attend a reception before the procession starts.
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New York
Cleveland
Metropolitan Opera House
Brooklyn
Marvin Cross
Di,almiuide
Senate to Open Session on Fisheries Treaty and Territorial Bills
This week the senate plans to consider pension and territorial statehood bills including North Dakota. Republicans seek open sessions for the fisheries treaty with possible secret matter exclusion. The house will wrap up the legislative, executive and judicial appropriation bill and resume Mills tariff debate under the five minute rule.
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Senate
Washington
North Dakota
House
St. Louis
Regula
Stevenson Plans Vice Presidential Nomination
WASHINGTON May 29. Friends of First Assistant Postmaster General Stevenson adopt a plan to secure his nomination as vice president. Stevenson is popular with fourth class postmasters nationwide since they were appointed by him, a fact noted by supporters.
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Stevenson
Wastengton
Weather and the crops slow as cold continues
The weather bulletin shows cooling across the northern states with spring wheat areas in the Northwest 5 to 7 degrees below normal, delaying the crop by two to three weeks. Other items note navy promotions, political forecasts, and labor department developments.
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Washington
Signal Office
Northwest
Aurface
Gopher scalping record set by Martin Heisler in Minnesota
Martin Heisler reports a new gopher scalp record in Minnesota with 177.50 dollars earned in a week. The Sauk Dexter note records the payment and the pest problem facing local farmers.
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Sauk Dexter
Martin Heisler
Minnesota
Royal Berlin Theatre Disaster Leaves Forty Buried
May 9 report from Berlin declares the Royal theatre collapsed burying forty men. Twenty six rescued, six bodies recovered. Empress Victoria rushed to the scene after hearing the news. Other dispatches note Stanley’s camp reports, Osman Digna losses, and railway celebrations in Samarcand.
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Stanley Hoard
Berlis
Royal Theater
Empress Victoria
Charlottenburg
Bismarck to Visit Friederichsruhe Wissingen This Summer
In a few days Prince Bismarck will travel to Friederichsruhe for a stay and then spend the summer at Wissingen. A colossal bust of Bismarck by Dorndorf is now on display at the national gallery. Soldiers by Tailors note. Benin reports many soldiers drafted into Russian Poland army tailoring factories with a commission planning provisioning for a 500000 man garrison across thirteen Warsaw fortresses. Protests against Italy policy occur in Marseilles with 4000 French and Italian participants, few deputies present, orderly proceedings.
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Wissingen
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Italy
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Germany
Russia Jewish law reform commission nearing end without result
A five year commission revising Russian Jewish laws is expected to conclude its labors without a definite outcome. Other items include protests against the pope in Trieste, Brazil’s ailing emperor, and diplomatic shifts in France and Panama.
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Novoe Vremya
Russia
Torture story from Parkersburg details attack on Jesse Henderson
Reports from Parkersburg West Virginia describe a brutal assault on Jesse C. Henderson by a man named Isaiah Hoyt who bound the boy to a tree near Long Reach and injured him with a needle and knife. Hoyt, claiming Columbus Ohio as home, was captured after fleeing the scene.
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W. Va
Jesse C. Henderson
Henderson
Long Reach
Isaiah Hoyt
Columbus
Ohiio
Awe inspiring waterspout floods Dawes county Nebraska
Northwestern Dawes county reports a massive waterspout with White and Lone Tree rivers rising rapidly. Five miles of Elkhorn Missouri Valley and Fremont railroad submerged, bridges washed out, livestock losses and widespread farm damage feared. No confirmed fatalities yet, but danger remains as reports come in from A J Sweet and Anderson.
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Neb
Dawes County
Elkhorn, Missouri Valley and
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White
Lone Tree Rivers
White River
A. J. Sweet
Sweet
Anderson
Fremont
Hypocrite the Oaks favorite found poisoned
Loviusville May 25 Hypocrite the filly who was a favorite for Tuesdays Oaks was found poisoned last night. Physicians have worked since, but recovery seems doubtful amid much talk over the affair.
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Lovuisville
Scoully
Hypocrite
Scare Leads Ranchers to Flee Oelrichs Area
Report from Bismarck states Governor Church learned of danger of an Indian outbreak near Oelrichs. Citizens urged for troops as fear spread after friendly Indians allegedly warned of a war path. Col. Thornby ordered to Oelrichs to report to the Adjutant General. Rumors of encampment eight miles away and widespread panic.
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Oelrichs
War Department
Department of the Interior
W. J. Thornby
Adj
Jenkins
Col. Thornby
Indian scare near Pine Ridge questioned as false alarm
Four Cheyenne Indians told a settler they would visit Fort Robinson in seventeen sleeps, sparking alarm near Ogl in Nebraska. The claim spread quickly, but a subsequent report says Governor Church did not request troops and no trouble exists on the Sioux reservation.
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Oclrichs
Oaki
Pine Ridge
Fort Robinson
Nebraska
Pirnik
Church
Pine Ridge Agency
Sioux Reservation
Mammoth coal dock rising at Weat Superior
West Superior Wisconsin May 20 The Northwestern Fuel company bets a 250 by 1000 foot coal dock ready for coal by August 1 and trestle work requiring 125 million feet of lumber A survey is also underway for the Youghiogheny dock adjacent to the Northwestern 200 by 800 feet to be operated in connection making it the largest coal dock planned.
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Mammoth
Weat Superior
West Superior
Wis
Northwestern Fuel Company
Youghiogheny
Northwestern
Fresh Air Camp dedication marks charity effort near Geneva Lake
The Fresh Air Camp for Chicago’s poor children nears completion near Geneva Lake Wisconsin. A formal dedication is set for Wednesday June 6 with speakers from across the U S and one from England.
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Chicago
Geneva Lake
Wis
England
Wire fire damages Addison Electric Light plant on Liberty Street
A morning blaze on Liberty Street damaged the Addison Electric Light company plant and nearby building, injuring 2,500 lamp supply areas. Estimated losses reach $6,000. The fire is suspected to have started from cotton waste ignited by electrical wires.
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Liberty Street
Addison Electric Light Company
Dalnage
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