Troops Move to Mille Lacs Following Indian Outbreak
Word from Mora Minnesota reports six whites killed and a deadly attack on settlers at Mille Lacs lake after a period of drunken disturbance. Regulars from Fort Snelling along with local militia prepared to quell the uprising with 117 infantrymen and ten days rations aboard a special Manitoba train.
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Pioneer Press
Mora
Minn
Evan Mickelson
Mille Lacs Lake
Magnuson
Borg
Briggs
Mickelson
Mille Lacs County
Elliott
Merriam
Col. Bobleter
Minneapolis
Duluth
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Ruger
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Braden
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Mille Lacs
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Mille Lacs Reservation
Kanabec County
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Hinckley
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St. Paul
Third
United
United States Infantry
Stouch
Indians Plunge Mora Area Into Alcohol Fueled Disturbance
A Mora Minnesota dispatch reports regulars arriving at 4:30 a.m. amid hostile drunken Indians near Mille Lacs. Telegraph operator Evan Mickelson saw chaos at first light and said Magnuson was shot twice. other injuries unclear. A Swede named Berg carried word, Briggs reportedly sent the alert, and settlers fear renewed trouble as waves of hostile natives gather near two lake settlements.
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Pau
Mora
Minn
Evan Mickelson
Mickelson
Magnuson
Millaca
Berg
Briggs
Seven Killed and Scalped in Mora Atrocity
Up to 8:56 am no orders from St Paul. Captain Stouch mobilizes wagons to haul freight and troops will depart about 9:30. Reports say seven men Olaf Magnuson Christian Randersen Berent Toerrdahl August Swanson Gustaf Toderstrom Carl Speh Jacob Skoll were killed with scalps taken and bodies mutilated. Commandant orders detachment to report from Mora near the railroad to investigate the disturbance.
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Stouch
Mora
Minn
Olaf Magnuson
Christian Rasmussen
Berent Toerrdahl
August Swanson
Gustaf Toderstrom
Carl Speh
Jacob Skoll
Toderstrom
Magnubon
Speh
Skoll
Sugar bounty debate shocks English free trade mood
English bankers and politicians debate sugar bounty as a clash of policies akin to American protectionism. The issue splits producers and consumers and pits cheap sugar against domestic British industry interests. Shipbuilders meanwhile rush work as orders surge abroad, with vessels for Germany Portugal France and other destinations under construction.
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Germany
Portugal
France
Norway
South America
Belgium
International tensions and legal actions across nations
Reports indicate Britain plans a network of forts guarding Pacific approaches from Fi kimault to Vancouver Island signaling firm Pacific stance. New York directors push suit against Texas and Pacific Coal for 150000 dollars plus a receiver, while European royal movements and probate filings unfold including Empress Frederick, Carl Rosa will, and upcoming royal marriages. Washington rumors cite Cherokee commission woes and a pension denial. Paris cab strike clashes escalate as London racecourse tragedy adds to a day of turmoil.
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Texas and Pacific Coal Company
Congressman Colcock Dies in Charleston
Congressman W F Colcock died here Thursday in Charleston South Carolina as reports confirm his death on June 14 leaving a void in national representation and prompting tributes from colleagues and constituents alike.
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Charleston
S. C
W. F. Colcock
Market Prices From St Paul Union Stock Yards
Cattle and hog prices at St Paul Union Stock Yards note varying classes from good to choice native steers to calves and bulls with bids around 2.15 to 3.50 for cows and up to 4.25 for hogs. Other markets in Chicago and Kansas City list beef and sheep values with diverse grades and head quantities.
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Kansas City
Main Street
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van Epps
Burr
Bracy
Hammer
Mitchell
W. A. Scott
Wheat and grain prices and railroad notes from Chicago and Missouri
Commodity prices listing Wheat Corn Oats Rye Barley and Seed at Chicago Minneapolis and St Paul with cash and on track figures and butter and eggs wholesale. Also reports from Denver printers Home for indigent and ill printers proposed with Colorado Springs gift of land Jefferson City railway commission findings Missouri railroad construction and an alleged rate-cutting incident by the Northern Pacific from Mount Vernon to Astoria.
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St.aul
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis & Oral
Freemont
Kikhorn & Mo
Valley
T. W. Teasdale
Statehood Drives Land Boom and Rail Growth Prompts Buy Now
Real estate values are expected to rise with statehood, capital relocation, Sioux Reservation openings, and railway expansions. Prospective buyers are urged to send for a free map pamphlet and price list of lands for sale by James S. Foster.
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Statehood
James S. Foster
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