Friendly council at Pine Ridge eases Sioux commission ties
Pine Ridge Agency South Dakota June 22 A civil council between Sioux leaders and U S commissioners yielded hopeful signs as American Norse led questions answered by Maj Warner and Col Foster Red Cloud listened without comment and cautioned against listening to every old woman The report ends with cautious optimism despite some discord and unfinished issues
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Pine Ridge Agency
S. D
Red Cloud
American Horse
Maj. Warner
Col. Foster
Yankton Firemen Set Records At Summer Meet
A fierce morning storm delayed events at Yankton's tournament grounds but sun returned by noon. Miller team figures prominently winning the ladder, hose, and mount ladder races with times and records highlighted, Yankton capturing the open free-for-all hose race at 40 1 4 seconds amid a strong field including Miller, Madison, Scotland, Pierre and others.
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Yanton
Smith
Miller
Coquillette
Floss
Mitchell
Rae
Madison
Elliott
Scotland
Dell Rapids
Parker
Kimball
Miller Hose Company
Iuron
Yankton
Millron
Pierre
Violent Winds Hit Iowa Nebraska and Dakotas Report
Sioux City and surrounding areas report damaging rain and wind. The Missouri River pontoon bridge was demolished and sixty boats swept downstream. Northern Nebraska and southeastern Dakota also show extensive storm damage. A yachting party narrowly escaped drowning on Lake Minnetonka after a gale capsized their boat. The party included Miss Maggie Harrison and several others. rescuers aided them after an hour in the water. A delegation from Sisseton Indians visited St. Paul to discuss opening the Sisseton reservation and related annuity issues. In Milwaukee, Duncan A. McMillan defeated Evan Lewis in a $250 match after a lengthy first fall. A Fond du Lac couple noted their golden anniversary three years earlier but both died within days of each other after the husband’s coffin purchase trip. Governor Hoard attended a sham battle and review at Camp Douglas, Wisconsin. The Northwest Condensed notes the Minnesota State Medical Association meets in Minneapolis with about 900 physicians, and St. Paul cites possible criminal actions against a railroad for discrimination.
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Nebraska
South Dakota
Sioux City
Missouri River
Dakota
Minneapolis
Maggie Harrison
Chicago
President Harison
Lake Minnetonka
Harrison
Breckenridge
St. Louis
Nye
Ironton
Ohio
Lillian Hard
George M. Hard
Charles S. Hard
Frank Nickels
Syracuse
N. Y
Catholic Benevolent Legion
Frenchman’s Island
Oneida Lake
Oneida
Brewerton
Peter Yackel
Central City
Not Yellow Fever at Brooklyn Report
Not Yellow Fever at Brooklyn. Health official Dr Smith reports Dr Duncan of the Colon improving with fair recovery prospects, confirming remit tent fever rather than yellow fever. Floods in Nova Scotia describe a 24 hour rainstorm causing major freshet with multiple bridges and crops damaged.
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Brooklyn
New York
Smith
Swinburne Island
Duncan
Blatt Jury Fails to Reach Verdict in Embezzlement Case
The Blatt jury reports no unanimous decision after a forty eight hour session and is discharged by Judge Kelly. the case to be proceeded with a new trial. In Pirrspune McMasters, formerly a teller, is arrested for complicity in embezzling 159000 from Farmers and Mechanics Bank, now under two officers’ guard. In Neenah experts peg Paepke’s shortage at about 5000 with Paepke in Vancouver, B. C.
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Blatt
St. Paul
Hey
Kelly
John S. McMasters
Farmers and Mechanics South Side Bank
Paepke
Neenah, Wis
Theodore Paepke
Vancouver
B.C
Plantation scheme in Louth disrupts plan of campaign
Dublin correspondent reports the plantation scheme against the plan of campaign is succeeding in Louth. Settlers from Ulster are moving onto evicted farms on Masse rene estate and tenants pay arrears in installments to remain in possession. Evictions were halted as tenants offered settlement, signaling a shift in the land agitation and undermining the plan of campaign.
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London
Dublin
Standard
Ireland
Ulster
Masserene
Louth
John Dillon
Dundalk
Swiss reply foils foreign complaints on Wohlgemuth affair
The Swiss bundesrath rejects accusations from Germany and Russia and states Switzerland will meet interstate obligations. It warns that watching revolutionary intrigues is a duty for all states and vows to safeguard the country’s dignity and interests as treaty negotiations proceed.
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Switzerland
Rath
Bundesrath
Germany
Russia
First Black Priest in United States Ordained in Baltimore
Baltimore June 22 Cardinal Gibbons ordained six priests nine deacons and eighteen sub deacons at the cathedral. Among the lower orders twenty six and the invatory step to the priesthood seventeen more, including Charles Randolph Uncles a young colored man who will be the first of his race admitted to the priesthood in this country. Also Brice expelled from Phillips Exeter academy for convivial habits. Johnstown Pa June 22 Dr Lee says camps sanitary and disease scarce though many afflicted with hives.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Charles Randolph Uncles
Johnstown
Lee
State Board of Health
Scurvey fears amid workers flood wages paid and strikes
Reports describe fear of scurvy among alliczed workers citing salt sweat as diet. doctors warn of possible outbreak while state health board adopts precautions. Wages near 100000 paid Friday to Cambria Iron and Gautier Steel workers for two weeks, many lost in the flood. 1500 plus presumed dead, shortages and strikes persist as contractors face worker shortages and food grievances. Public order tensions rise with militia readiness and illicit saloons under scrutiny as exodus of workers continues.
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Lee
State Board of Health
Cambria Iron Company
Gautier Steel Company
Drift
Stone Bridge
Kernville
Flynn
Neosho River Flood Drowns Kansas Wheat Crops
Neosho river flood in Kansas submerges thousands of acres of wheat. Damages in Neosho county reach an estimated 500000 dollars. In Brainwood Illinois rumors claim child starvation. officials deny any deaths or starvation, citing widespread charity needs but no verified fatalities.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Neosho
Neosho County
Tom Woolfolk Convicted of First Degree Murder
Amanta Georgia June 26 in superior court Tom Woolfolk was convicted of murder in the first degree for killing his nine family members.
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Tom Woolfolk
Amanta, Ga
Brutal multi murder shocks Judith county town
Helena Montana June 22 reports describe a brutal crime in Judith county 150 miles north of Helena. A middle aged woman shot in the back was found, followed by the bodies of two men a 10 year old girl and a 6 year old girl all killed or strangled. Trunks and camp equipment destroyed. Authorities pursue a man with a wagon and dark bay horses as the sole clue.
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France
Paris
Bar le Due
Department
Meuse
Helena
Mont
Judith County
Tort Benton
Livingston
Judith River
Huson
Husan
Towa
Ilinois
Fergus County
WirEning
W. Va
Putnam County
James D. Paull
Olin Moore
Henry Bradley
Doc Lawrence
Oldest Catholic Priest Rev. Father Carroll Dies at 93
Rev. Father John Carroll, the oldest Catholic priest in the United States, died at Mercy hospital in Cascado aged 93. Funeral arrangements await at the parish.
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Cascado
Father John Carroll
United States
Mercy Hospital
Market Prices for Cattle and Sheep at rm Stock Yards
Latest market prices list cattle from good to choice rips and fat native steers at various bid levels. Cows range around 28 dollars with mixed lots at 26 and priced calves, feeders, and heifers shown with multiple figures. Sheep and lambs priced near 4 to 5 dollars, with ranges for rough packings and heavy lots.
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Mann
Choice Shearling Smuttons
Fsood
Wheat and grain prices listed with months and bids
A fragmented list shows Chicaco and Minneapolis grain items with references to Wheat, Corn, Rye, Barley, and various bids or prices. Mentions include July and September terms, No. 1 classifications, and scattered figures, indicating a market price sheet or commodity update with incomplete entries.
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See
Suly
The Sacrilegious Iron Horse Tourists to Jerusalem
Loxpox June 26. Preliminary surveys for a railway from Jaffa to Jerusalem and down to Bethlehem are complete. An English and French backed company will fund a first class line to attract tourists, reducing the Jerusalem journey from twelve hours by stage to about three. The route nears Jerusalem from the northeast through Jehoshaphat valley, with Herod's gate entry, and a depot site yet to be chosen. Rolling stock will include American built coaches and likely drawing room and Pullman cars.
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Loxpox
Jaffa
Palestine
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Holy Land
Jehosaphat
Fire destroys about thirty houses at Johnstown blaze
A June 26 report from Johnstown Pennsylvania describes a blaze that began at 1 o'clock at the First Ward schoolhouse on Stoney Creek. The fire consumed about thirty buildings as winds directed the flames away from the cleared area, leaving debris and a mix of deteriorated frame structures and a few well-preserved spirits nearby.
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Johnstown
First Ward
Stoney Creek
Fire and destruction sweep valley after houses burn
The scene describes a wildfire driven by wind that destroys about twenty five or thirty houses in a valley. Firefighters used earth to smother bonfires, and militiamen cleared streets while water from engines controlled the blaze. A keg of powder exploded in a former hardware store, increasing danger as residents fled with belongings. Loss estimated around 35000 dollars.
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Stoney Creek
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