Springfield artesian well featured in Scientific American
The current issue highlights Springfield Iowa artesian well as a highly successful application. Sioux City Journal notes Ohio Republicans set a pattern for town Republicans, while debates on Free Masonry and cabinet resignations surface in Washington. Farm lands rise across Iowa with South Dakota gains foreseen. Mitchell is a trade center.
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Scientific American
Springfield
Sioux City
Ohio
Iowa
South Dakota
Mitchell
Indians Deviant. An Attempt to Arrest Indians at Areiba
June 23 dispatch from Lieutenant Brett in Kerns Canyon Arizona reports Areiba Indians who had damaged surveyor marks and threatened schools blocked entry with about fifty armed hostiles behind a barricade. He calls for a strong force equipped with Hotchkiss guns to prevent further violence.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Brett
Kerns Canyon
Arizona
Areiba
Money for ponies pay to Bad River Sioux
Bad River Sioux at Cheyenne agency testify on ponies confiscated in 1876 war. They expect $40 per head with about $15,000 to be distributed among the Bad River Indians and spent with Fort Pierre and Pierre merchants.
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D River
Fort Pierre
Jury Trial Opens in Few Tails Murder Case
In Sturais on June 24 the trial of the men charged with killing the old Indian Few Tails began. A special venue to complete the jury panel was issued. County attorney is aided by R H Dollard and W B Sterling. defense counsel is described as able. Public sympathy favors the prisoners and doubt about conviction persists.
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Sturais
S. D
R. H. Dollard
W. B. Sterling
United States
South Dakota
Binghampton
N. Y
Lathren
Hearing on Manitoba land grant readjustment proceedin
Interior department only confirms a hearing for Manitoba road attorneys on land grant readjustment. It is believed the order from the general office recently affected Manitoba’s plan to extend additional branch roads.
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Manitoba
Washington
Interior Department
General Office
Excellent Crop Prospects for the Northwest
The Northwest faces excellent crop prospects with many reports predicting a splendid harvest even if rainfall remains scarce. Read in St. Paul on June 24, the scene shifts to Valley Minnesota with notes on the Fourth and payroll delays for Sisseton Indians in Brown's region.
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St. Paul
Brown’s Valley
Minn
Washington
Bardsley Receives Unlimited Suspension in Case
Philadelphia report states City Treasurer John Bardsley read a detailed defense claiming all funds are offset by assets and assignments. District Attorney moved for unlimited suspension of sentence, which the judge granted, allowing proceedings to continue with other criminal cases.
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Philadelphia
Px-City
John Bardsley
Alexander
Bardsley
Reading
Graham
Possible Union Rumor Involving Mrs Logan and Lemon
Washington rumor says Mrs. John A Logan may wed George E Lemon the millionaire pension agent. Lemon travels to Europe with her party amid prior links to marriage talk and a summer Atlantic reunion.
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Continent
Mrs. Logan
Captain Lemon
Atlantic
Riot Fears Loom As Varminttown Stirred In South Nashville
In South Nashville Varmint town woke to riot rumors after two gunshots aimed at a stable watchman. Police halted trouble as a crowd gathered and militia stood ready. Paris reports announce war between France and Siam with Mekong border hostilities. Jake Kilrain predicts a Sullivan rematch would be a great fight if Sullivan recovers in time.
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Nashville
Tenn
Varminttown
Paris
Calcutta
France
Mekong River
Kilrain
Bernst
N. Y
Jake Kilrain
Slayin
Sullivan
Treasury Recovering From Pension Drain
Washington June 24 The treasury shows a net surplus of 1 217 439 in the daily statement by Treasurer Nebeker after a heavy pension payment drain. The surplus is expected to grow daily toward a normal condition near 10 million by month end.
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Treasury
Washington
Nebeker
Government Employee Arrested for Embezzlement
Washington report states Anton Karl, veteran disbursing officer of the geological survey, was arrested for embezzling 3600 from the government. He is said to confess and is held on 40000 bond. the government expects no loss.
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Washington
Anton Karl
Geological Survey
Defeated Alliances Withdraw to Old Parties
A Leavenworth dispatch reports that in every county the Alliance nominees facing defeat withdraw and vow to rejoin the old parties. Weak leadership and unharmonious sentiment weaken the Alliance, and its days in Kansas are numbered. Secretary Rusk inaugurates a systemic inspection in Chicago and New York on June 23.
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New York
the Sun
Leavenworth
Kan
Kansas
Secretary Rusk inaugurates pork inspection in Chicago
Secretary Rusk opens the first official microscopic inspection of pork at the Union stock yards in Chicago. He voices optimism to expand the program and hopes Germany and France will accept U.S. hog products. Swift Morse and Armour are the initial Chicago packers using the system, with plans for Kansas City Omaha and other large packing centers to follow.
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Rsk
Chicago
Chicaco
Rusk
Union
Germany
France
Swift, Morse and Armour
Kansas City
Omaha
Pepper Grass Threatens North Dakota Wheat Yields
Reports from Vautiry Ciiry North Dakota describe an alarming new weed in the mustard family pepper grass spreading across the state. Many fields are ruined and thousands of acres on summer fallow may not be harvestable. Damage estimates range from 15 to 26 percent though overall crop condition appears sound aside from excessive rain.
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Sioux City Journal
Illinois
Republican State Central Committee
Chicago
South Dakota
Republican Committee of
North Dakota
Vautiry Ciiry
N. D
A Young Fiend Held for Murder in Minnesota
Coroners jury in Montrose finds Anna Brunder was ravished and murdered by John Mazure, 18, who has been spirited away by Sheriff Nugent amid fears of lynching. Nearby towns reel from the shocking crime and ongoing pursuit.
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John Mazure
Anna Brunder
Deane. Minn
Montrose
Porter Refuses to Resign as Eleventh Census Nears Finish
Washington reports Porter denies blockaded bureaus and exhausted funds claiming no resignation intent until census work is completed. He says progress is solid with ample appropriations, volumes due for printer by next month, and population compendium pages expected by mid August.
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Porter
Washington
Census Bureau
Con Eves
Death of Ex Senator McDonald in Indianapolis
Ex Senator McDonald died at 11 35 p m after days of alarming symptoms yielding nourishment none and waning strength He remained conscious throughout The Rev Mr Milburn administered the sacrament and he bade family and friends farewell calmly before passing peacefully with his loved ones at bedside
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Indianapolis
McDonald
Milburn
Goodby
Rockefeller Prostrated by Nervous Attack in Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller is at his Cleveland home suffering a severe nervous prostration. He remains in close seclusion and his doctors order him to lay aside all business cares for the summer. A family insider says anxiety surrounds friends but hope for a prompt recovery remains.
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Rockefeller
Cleveland
Ohio
John D. Rockefeller
Hood's Sarsaparilla Makes the Weak Strong
Bold claims that Hood's Sarsaparilla strengthens weakened health through natural remedies. Testimonies from R C Bregone and Ep Jenkins praise regained strength, appetite, and vigor. The ad warns buyers to avoid substitutes and insist on Hood's Sarsaparilla.
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Hood
R. C. Breg
Editor Enterprise
Belleville
Mich
Jenkins
Mr. Savage
MD. N.B
Wheeler & Wilson No. 9 sewing machine prize notice
In Paris 1889 Wheeler & Wilson received the Grand Prize for best sewing machines. Nathaniel Wheeler received the Legion of Honor for the company’s excellence. The No. 9 and No. 12 models are promoted for family and industrial use with agent requests across territories.
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Paris
France
America
Wheeler & Wilson
Nathaniel Wheeler
Farmers Dehorn Calves With New Device
Farmers promote a dehorning tool for calves weeks old and younger claiming no pain and no blood with a simple operation suitable for a child to perform.
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Raum
Pension
Watertown
Phillips
Pierre Democrat
Pierre
Minneapolis Tribune
Minneapolis
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Adjutant General of
Bretts
Northfield
Will Davenport
Joe Johnson
Cliff Davenport
Johnson
McCabe
Janesville
Wis
Joseph McCabe
Pacific Division
Northern Pacific Railway
Tacoma
Wash
Ella Hutson
Father McGinnity
la Crosse
William Lovejoy
Davidson
Atchison
Atchison System
Colorado Midland Railroad
Helena
Detroit
Supreme Lodge of the
Mon
O'Brien
Neeue
Tom O’brien
Treasury Department
Morristown
Bray’s
Hancock County
Jeptha Wolf
Will Carpenter
McBray
Wolff
Miss Wolf
Carpenter
Kittson
St. Pau
Hudson
Justice Bartlett
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Richard O'Neill
Eugene Kelly
Justin McCarthy
Cuhicago
Baker
John Corbett
Frank Bennett
Harry Featherstone
Merchants Exchange Bank
South Chicago
Charles Mullen
Depew
Clarke
New Haven Road
Harlem Tunnel
Tuttie
Yale
New Haven
Victoria
New South Wales
Earl of Jersey
Nce
Harriscurg
Coke Region
Indiana
C. J. Hood & CO
Apothecaries
Lowell
Mass
Lh. Wh
Stair
C.c.bras & CO
W. L. Douglas
W. J. Douglas
Brockton, Yass
Solaby
Scallin’s Drug Store
Champeny Bros
Ogden, Mich
St. Jacobs Oil
J, ML
Hagerstown, Md
Song OF
Paris Exposition
UL Ucu
Crouse
Lewis & Bennett’s
EWIS@ BENNETTS
Ewise Bennett Aker
Anne
J. E. Greene
Davison County
Mitchell, S.D
Hun
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