South Dakota’s destitution debate and new state notes
The Sionxity Journal treats destitution in South Dakota as a cautionary tale and argues the state’s settlement is recent with pockets of hardship. It cites drought and low per-capita wealth rather than nationwide ruin, comparing SD to Iowa’s past struggles and urging informed reporting by eastern papers.
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Sionxity Journal
South Dakota
Lowa
Iowa
Jas
W. Grimes
Northwest
Carpenter
Wrly
School of Mines
Edison
Kansas
Kansas Supreme Court
Topeka
State of Kansas
EF. W. Fulker
Fulker
Pacific Express
Oketo
Kan
Express
Blue Springs
Neb
Europe
Squ Ron
No One Tainted Whowsale Charter Forfeitures in Missouri
Edison reports in Missouri a new invention threatened by forfeit actions as officials consider charter amendments. Leaders from local government push reforms amid scrutiny of corporate influence and public funds.
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Missouri
Edison
Big haul on St Louis express sparks cash heist
Two white men boarded the Missouri Kansas and Texas express at Pryor Creek Missouri at nine in heavy darkness. They cut the end of the express car and coerced the messenger into opening the safe, fleeing with about fifty thousand to sixty thousand dollars largely in cash. Passengers were unharmed though the robberies briefly halted the train near Pryor Creek.
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St. Louis
Missouri, Kansas
Texas
Pryor Creek
Steed
Parson
Setalia
Pryor
Platea
Montana Governor Acts On Legislative Certification Crisis
Governor Toole designates Lewis and Clark County Courthouse as the meeting place for legislators holding county clerk certificates. The move responds to conflicts between county clerk and state canvassing board certificates and affects the legislature’s organization and qualification procedures.
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Montana
Gov
Toole
Lowa
Joseph. Poole
Lewis
Chile
Shell Meet
Williams Gorham settlement ends forged check case
Arthur C. Williams known as Arthur C. Gorham faces settlement talks with his alleged father Arthur C. Gorham wealthy Boston banker after Williams was implicated in a S50 forged check case in San Francisco and Los Angeles. The factions dispute an extensive settlement including bonds and property. The Montana legislature session sees republican and democratic blocs organizing in two branches with officers elected and adjournments, while Sioux commissioners in Chicago discuss a land opening report to restrain immediate settlement.
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Dail
Arthur C. Williams
Arthur C. Gorham
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Boston
A. C. Gorham
Sann Francisco
Williams
Kisses City
Birming- Walliams Adiits
Gorham
Brazil Declares Provinces United Under New Republic
The Brazilian minister in Washington reports all provinces signified adherence to the republic and extended voting rights to citizens who can read and write. The archbishop blessed the government, while officials express confidence in a permanent republic and a new congress to finalize its organization.
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Senor Valente
Washington
Valente
Europe
Brazil
D. Valente
State Department
Hogs Lead West Packing Surge and Notable Notices
The West hog market shows stronger activity with 17 packing plants totaling 330,000 head for the past week, up from the prior week and near last year. City-by-city totals list Chicago, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St Louis, Kansas City, Omaha, Milwaukee, and others with varying November-to-date pounds. Separate items note Kansas justice remanding Mrs Monroe and Mrs Davis to the grand jury, a mine evacuation at Sugar Notch, a stamp advertisement legality issue, and assorted world news including theater strikes and naval yard recommendations.
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Cincinnati
Chicajto
Hkunsas Cf
Indianapolis
St. Lanik Fs
Kiony Cit
Omaha
Milwankes
Cedar Rapids
Cleveland
Nebrask
Wichita
Coo Ry Spies
Ohio
Shire
W. J. Arkel
New York
Northwest Territories
Vienna
Austria
Whitney
Ite
Navy Yard
Gulf
Algiers
New Orleans
Tuy
North Germany
Lloyds Steamship Company
Bremen
Seattle
Doubtful Fate of Brazil and Peters Reports Circulate
Reports from Berlin and Zanzibar conflict on Brazil’s new republic and Dr. Peters’ expedition. Dispatches claim Peters’ party possibly killed while others say they are safe and establish a fort at Mt. Kemia samoa. Other items note typhoid fears aboard a German vessel and changes at West Point education plans.
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Simon
Samoa
Maletoa
Fthrist
Lim
Berlin
Hiamburg
da Ponseca
Equatorial
Central
Dr. Peters
London
Zanzibar
Lama
Emin Bey Relief Committee
Lieut. Borchert
Lokomani
Samualis
Mt. Kemia
Arrival of Stanley Expedition at Mawapawa
Telegraph reports Captain Wissman confirming Henry M. Stanley reached Mawapawa on November 10. Berlin’s Reichs Anzeiger notes a 13 October dispatch from Wissman citing four of Stanley’s soldiers and an Emin ally arriving. Emin and Casat departed Neukma August 10 with 300 Sondanez soldiers and many others, carrying ivory. Stanley’s party includes 240 Zamzibari and six lieutenants. battles with Mahdists occurred, yielding victories. most European expedition members have joined at Mawapawa, with planned arrival near Manapawa by November 20 barring accidents.
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Stanley
Wissman
Henry M. Stanley
Mawapawa
Berlin
Reichs Anzeiger
Emin
Ing
Stanley O
Neukma
Casat
Sondanez
Manapawa
Exim
Missionir
Pre-emption Law Question in Omnibus Bill Impacts Land Offices
Government notes uncertainty over section 17 of the omnibus bill repealing pre-emption laws. Until formal advice from the General Land Office arrives, land officers in Dakota districts will continue accepting pre-emption filings.
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United Sota Landers
Dakota
Asap
Te General Land Office
Sisseton Commission Appointed for Reservation Opening
Secretary of the Interior named Elephalet Whittlesey C. A. Maxwell and D W Diggs II to a new commission to negotiate with the Sisseton and Wahpeton Indians of Dakota for selling surplus lands. The panel is new with instructions to be issued soon and no mandate to negotiate the $300 000 claim. Missouri law risks party access to elections with 3 percent threshold.
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Secretary of the Interior
Elephalet Whittlesey
C. A. Maxwell
D. W. Diggs
Dakota
Missouri
Prohibition Party
Prohibitionists
Union Labor Party
Stowe Declared Hopelessly Insane by Friends
Friends of Mrs Marriet Beecher Stowe the author of Uncle Tom's Cabin admit she is hopelessly insane and near death. Though seen daily by thousands few know her true condition as her mind weakens and her body deteriorates.
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Marriet Beecher Stowe
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