Supreme Court Upholds Original Package Rule Kansas Case
The Supreme Court reverses the lower court and rules Kansas need not reenact its prohibitory law after Congress act to curb liquor in original packages. Chief Justice Fuller leads unanimous view with Gray noting partial concurrence by Harlan Brewer and himself. case involved Mahrer, an original package agent in Topeka.
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Kansas
Fuller
United Stat
Gray
Harlan
Brewer
Mahrer
Packsze Agen
Topeka
Kansas City
Circuit Court
Preme Court
Anality
Cattlemen Versus Indians Clash Over Land Rights
United States army agent Carr Ewerts at Tongue River agency reports tensions between cattlemen and Native peoples. He warns encroachers seek land for grazing while Indians resist, fearing loss of territory. General M reviews the situation amid rising conflict.
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Carr. Ewerts
United States Army
Tongue River Agency
Rosmo J
Ewers
Advan
Untidy OCR Finds Struck By Train Incident Report
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a train strike involving individuals named Foster Hertha McCreay and others, with references to Republicans and a party context. Details are missing, but the snippet points to a transportation incident and political names in a local report.
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Lrapine de Aciousath
Penn
Siath Foster Hertha McCreay
Fragmented OCR note on unclear arrest record legality
An unreadable OCR fragment cites a police or court matter with unclear subject names and actions. The legible parts reference a investigation or request, but key details are obscured, hindering identification of people, places, or outcomes. The text lacks complete sentence structure and proper nouns for precise summary.
Brewers World Fair Display Debate and Bank Shock in Madison County
The Southern Summary notes a debate on a ceremonial Brewers display at the world fair with a formal anti fraud move and a drift toward material support. A Hill shop executive linked to ex chief Wills faces a family tie and a 400000 dollar debt warning. A violent clash near Steck House in Madison County ends with gunfire after a bank cashiers retirement claim and a mob uprising.
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TEE National Brewers’ Association
St. Louis
Wes
Lietbermanon
Henry Leoer
Tees
al Owricht
Jame
HilShop Compsns Nis
William
Steck House
Madison County
Aren Stein
East Work Train Disaster Leaves Many Dead
A work train on the road near a town in the East exploded with about fifty workers aboard. Eighteen killed and remaining injured, some fatally. Many bodies were swept into the river as the train was torn apart and tracks damaged.
Immigrant Figures and Port Revenues Highlight 19th Century Debate
The article surveys 19th century immigration trends, noting totals since 1820 and shifts in French and Chinese arrivals. It cites Maj. Brock’s planned pamphlet detailing nationalities, ages, and occupations, compares pre and post revolutionary migration, and reports on tax receipts, customs reforms, and treasury figures. It also mentions Presbyterian church leadership in Detroit and remarks from COPPINGER on a potential presidential bid.
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Hell
Tarritown
Maj
Brock
Bureau of
Ies
France
China
American
United State
United States
Congress
New York
Treasury Department
Treasury
West Report Urges Rail, Steamship Reforms and Canals
A Western committee report calls for federal oversight of railroads, liberal charters with subsidies for steamship lines, admission of New Mexico and Arizona, a bankruptcy law, and mining and naturalization reforms. It urges construction of the Hennepin Canal and Galveston jetties, questions policing, and notes commutation in a postal case involving Conrad C. Miller.
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Missipi River
New Mexico
Arizona
Hennepin Canal
Galveston
MccClaughrey
Nesriy
Oh Marsh
Conrad C. Miller
Minnesota
Weekly Crop Bulletin Reports Mixed Weather Impacts
Washington reports a generally favorable crop outlook with spring wheat in Minnesota and Dakota improving after wet spells. Wheat heading progresses in central counties while drought and hail damage hit Kansas and Missouri. Frosts on the 17th affected fruit and crops in Michigan and northern Ohio Indiana and Illinois.
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Washington
Nesota
Dakota
Rivailey
Ilingis
Iowa
Nois
Comanche Country
Kan
Misuri
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
Illingis
Foreign Jottings on European Trade and War News
The German foreign office negotiates partial reciprocity with Italy Switzerland and Roumania while Belgium and Russia show mixed progress toward broader coalitions. Serbia offers free pork entry, risking conflict with American pork bans. Central European customs coalitions may form including Germany Austria Hungary Italy Switzerland Roumania and Serbia with Belgium Russia and Spain likely only partial links. Reports from South America note Chilean troubles and potential war end as Valparaiso stalls and troops depart. An interview notes gold imports to Russia and a Munich Isolde opera broadcast via telephone line linking Munich to Hof.
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Germany
Italy
Switzerland
Belgium
Russia
Anstrig
Servia
Austria
Hungary
Spain
America
South America
Chili
Valparaiso
Santiago
Iquique
Sas
Trentine
New Orleans
TS En
Associated Press
Baron Bleichroder
Europe
England
France
Munich
Berg
Hof
Illinois miners near end of strike with contracts renewed
The strike ebb slows as miners at Spring Valley Streator Braidwood and Wilmington return to work. Contracts remain similar to last year with no idle large corn mills and terms upheld. A Helena Montana sensation arose from a Davis family dispute but a settled agreement allowed lumber yards to reopen and workers to report.
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Illinois
Spring Valley
Streator
Braidwood
Wilmington
People's Party of America Forms Under Taubeneck
A radical new party gathers in 1882 with Taubeneck named National Chairman. Ignatius Donnelly presents platform on money reform and public control of press and railways. Delegates from 34 states sign on. a colored Alliance delegate wins praise before funds for his travel home.
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People’s Party of America
Taubeneck
Says
Cincinnati
Farmers Fance
Cunningism
Gilbert Delamatyr
Greenback
Delamatyr
Brest
Kansas
Jesse Harper
Ilinois
Helen M. Trougar
Peter
Committee On Blatform
Ignatius Donnelly
Robert Schilling
People’s Party
Uni
Luui
Ockla. Pi
Yamaha
Sue
Snd
Vanden
Gavtai
Sident
United States
Wns
Cantral
Alliance
J. G. Otis
H E Taubeneck
Illinois
W. R Lamb
Texas
Neis
National Committee
Arkansas
L. P. Featherstone
Anc
E McCracken
J. Q
California
Marion Cannon
H. C. Dillon
A. G. Hreckley
Connecticut
Robert Pique
Florida
W. D. Condos
L Baskins
J. D. Goss
Georgia
C. C. Ions
J. B. Wea Westéelad
Indiana
C. A. Powers
Leroy Templeton
D. Comstace
Diinois
S. N. Norton
A. J. Streeter
H.B Taubeneckver
M. L Wheat
A.J
P. P. Elder
Levi Dumbald
D. L. Graves
F. Smith
T G Fallin
Louisiana
J- J. Mills
R. B. Paine
John
Massachusetts
C. F. Washburn
A. C. Brown
E. M Boynton
Michigan
Hen Colvin
Mrs
E .Emery
John A. Seabel
Minnesota
M. Persins
Andre Stevenson
Missouri
Paul J. Dickson
J. W. Rodgers
W. O. Atkeson
Maine
H. Ss. Hobbs
F. A. Howard
D. W. Smith
Nebraska
J. H. Edmeston
William Dysart
W. H. West
New York
Jacob H. Studer
Joel J. Hoyt
Ohio
Hugo Preyer
J.C. H. Cobb
H. F. Barnes
Oklahoma
Samuel Crocker
A. E. Light
John Hogan
Pennsylvania
R. A. Thompson
Ary
Edwards
President and Wife Show Travel Souvenir Array
Mrs. Harrison’s trunks reveal a glittering display of souvenirs from the trip. The collection includes gold and silver items, with gifts from San Francisco ladies and a silver mine presentation from Utah. A gold banqueting card and a gold menu plate accompany the palace hotel invitation and city freedom token.
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Harrison
San Francisco
Benjamin McKee
Utah
Territory
Palace Hotel
Rubber boots lead to fine in New Jersey city incident
A New Jersey police arrest in Jersey City ends with Isaac P Olivar, of Tompkinsville, NL, fined ten dollars after claiming right to wear rubber boots while walking at night on Summit avenue. Police say burglaries were reported in the area. the man called the arrest an outrage and claimed he was on a walking tour. The Met Museum plans Sunday hours after community effort.
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Illinois
New Jersey
New York
Summit Avenue
Jersey City
Rockford
Isaac P. S Olivar
Tompkinsville
Davis
South Dakota Mines Lead Gold Output Rise in Hills Country
The latest mint report shows South Dakota mined gold totaling 3 112 000 dollars and silver 155 099 dollars this year. Homestake led with 1 048 884 dollars in gold and 19 dollars in silver. Dividends totaling 4 643 959 dollars have been paid from stake profits. Experiments in irrigation by Cole S. Nettleton and others arrive to evaluate artesian wells near Greeley. A carload of silver ore from the southern hills near Hermosa is to be smelted in Omaha, valued around 1 500 dollars.
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South Dakota
Hills Country
Caledonia
Wood Terra
Highland
Cole S. Nettleton
Departs of Agriculture
Abe
B. I
Omay
Huil Hy Hermosa
Omaha
South Dakota Jottings and Local News Fragments
A lengthy south Dakota digest reports Leatherman and others in a sail tangled by a pontoon bridge. Hearst estate matters loom in San Francisco. Rosebud steamer freight bound upriver. Father Craft’s recovery after Wounded Knee. Old Settlers gathering in DeSmet. Eppertox to Europe. wheat stocks in Hanson county. Putnam and Brooss’ bear encounter. Mrs. Leg’s house fire endangering two children. concerns over a potential Indian uprising. Chamberlain artesian well completion. Culbertson suspects in killing Few Tails. continued trial into fall. oldest Dakota Odd Fellows lodge history. national bank examiner comments on money demand. beet sugar industry discussions.
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South Dakota
A. A. Leatherman
Fort Pierreyet
Judge Pen
Senator Pettigrew
Fort Pierre
Leatherman
George Hearst
San Francisco
Deadwood
Old Settlers’ Association
Kilsbury County
DeSmet
Drupée
A. J. Eppertox
Sioux Falls
Europe
Hanson County
Messrs
Putnam and
Brooss
Ib Falo Gap
Putnam
Fat
Chamberlain
Petr
Nels Culbertson
We Julfs
Alvin Marvin
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Ling Co
Supreme Court
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Moore
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Grisith
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St. Knew
Frenchy
Carrie Brown
East River
Helena
Mont
Henry A. R
New
Chicago
Lax
Colored Farmers’ Alliance
Colored Alliance
South Carolina
Savage
Folowihe Donnellys
Tacole
Ephesian Dome
4. W. Miller
Kingdom Come
Metropolitan Museum
Mr Ow
Elda
South Dakot
S. H. Elrod
Clark County
Pointee
Sesseton
Wahpeton
Wisconsin
Devil's Lake
Santee
Odd Fellows
Dakotas
Dakota Lodge
Yankton
South Dakotan
Fred Schnauber
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