President Feels Comfort After Washington Operation
A Washington telegram reports the President's condition after Monday's operation improved with better nourishment and less fever. Surgeons performed a new opening below the last rib to keep the tracking wound draining, with Dr Agnew guiding the incision. The earlier healing wound improved but a subsequent deep infection necessitated the second procedure to prevent further pus buildup.
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Washington
Eynew
Agnew
Killings of Spotted Tail at Rosebud Agency Reported
A Washington telegraph notes Spotted Tail was killed last Friday at Rosebud agency by Crow Cox, amid prior feud with Crow Dog who served as Rosebud Agency Captain of Police. Spotted Tail had been summoned to Washington to discuss Sioux leadership. The two had carried pistols during a prior Washington visit.
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Washington Tegrard
Indian Bureau
Spotted Tail
Rosebud Agency
Crow Cox
Secretary of the Interior
Washington
Department
Sioux Department
Crow Dog
Crow Dogs
Rosebud l Agency
Absolute isolation marks six weeks of Guitkau’s incarceration
The subject has no friends or legal counsel in the city, receiving no aid or visits during six weeks in confinement. He shows no distress with guards present and planned his own flight after the shooting, believing he acted righteously and justly.
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Guitkau
President Shows Signs of Recovery in Washington Dispatch
A Washington dispatch reports signs of improvement in the President's condition on Wednesday. Body temperature and weakness lessen through the day, indicating progress and a subsiding disturbance from the prior Monday event. The President also performed a constitutional act, issuing an extradition requisition for criminals sheltered in Canada.
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Washington
Canada
Destructive flood hits Cen trality after rain cloud bursts
A sudden rain cloud burst near Cen trality caused a flash flood that swept Nevada and Warreka streets. Homes and stores flooded, debris filled roadways, one child drowned, and damage across the town is estimated at about 95000 dollars with railroad damage to repair by forty eight hours for 100 workers.
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Disvsik
Nuseg
Centrality
Nevada
Warreka
Thali
James Gerry
Black Hawk
Hoors
Idaho Sprite Gay
Virnia Canon
Idaho
Floyd's Hill
Be Wise and Happy with Nature's Simple Remedies
An editorial urges stopping costly doctors and humbug cures for all ailments. It promotes nature's simple remedies and Hep Bitters as the greatest remedy, claiming wisdom and health come from faith in natural treatments. The note references another column by Presa.
Organ Sold After Des Moines Exposition Nonpayment
Lancashire and Turner built an organ for the Des Moines Exposition Association at 3800 dollars but the organizers refused to pay citing receipts failure. The firm endured costs and rent until selling the instrument to the Des Moines Methodist church at a reduced price. Turner handled removal and adaptation for its new use. The write up praises the business handling of the sale and notes relief for the sellers.
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Brm
Lancashire & Turner
Des Moines Exposition Association
Methodist
Turner
Des Moines
Messrs
Lodge Picnic excursion to McEnary's Grove
The Lodge of Ancient Templars of Mo line held a successful picnic at McEnary's Grove on Rock river last Saturday. Cars were crowded and tents housed supplies and cigar, ice cream, and soda stands. Frank Sinnett received special mention for the feature. Conductor Al Pollard was praised for politeness. Receipts are not yet totaled but a handsome balance is reported for the excursion.
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Lodge of Ancient Templars
Moline
McEnary’s
Davenport Lodge
Frank Sinnett
al. Pollard
Longe
Gilpin
Bladder infection cases reported at Moline clinic
Medical note records sting ing surface symptoms including irritation of urinary passages. The firm cites a case study involving Buchupaiba with doctors Sito and Sohrbeck in Moline.
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Duchele
Buchupaiba
Sito
Sohrbeck
Moline
Slaughter house concerns prompt city action
Letters allege Henry Schacht operates a slaughtering yard in Moline using De Jager ground for pens and offal, with butchers paying for use of the facility while blood and disease risks prompt calls for a joint Molíne and Rock Island plan to build a centralized slaughterhouse on Sylvan Island with strict oversight and river disposal of waste.
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Dusparch of the Sun
Henry Schacht
Schacht
F de Jager
de Jager
Moline
Peter Barrett
Rock
aAtman
Cartain
Sylvan Island
White family returns from six week tour
M H White and son with Miss Nellie Curtis returned home after a six weeks trip through Vermont and Massachusetts. They enjoyed the journey and Mr White notes he gained twenty pounds during the excursion. Deserving articles are appreciated and Parker's Hair Balsam is praised for its exceptional cleanliness.
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M.H. White and Son
Nellie Curtis
Vermont
Massachusetts
Mr. White
Parker
Burglary Widens as Ward Alderman Loses Suit and Loots
A Fourth Ward alderman awoke to missing clothes a watch and papers after thieves entered an unlocked door. Marshals traced suspects to Rapids City where two men were captured and charged. The complainant Mr Woodward reported $40 cash missing with property recovered. third assailant possibly fled.
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Perron
Marshal Feb
Kittleson
OM & St P
Rapids City
Kattleson
Ald Woodward
Moline
Esq
Grover
John
Delaney
James Wood
Woodward
Locomotive Fire Threatens Farm as Deere & Co. Plow Crew Responds
A passing locomotive set Cady's pasture ablaze amid dry grass and fences. Deere & Co. plow works workers arrived to halt the flames and stop spread toward farm buildings as the Cady family prepared to depart for Europe.
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M. Y Cady
Deere & Co
Mr. Cady
Europe
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Washington Telegrams
the Indian Bureau
Lioux Agency
Temperance
Board of Health
Counc
W A. Forbes
Greenfield, Mass
St Jacobs Oil
Cinemaat
Christian Standard
Tur Post Office Department
Iemen Way
Rodney Wort
Moline .Ill
Mark
Moline, Illinois
KNELL
Moline Undertaker
Chicago
United States
Gus Schneider
Chas. Vangren
Holt & Wilson
Rock Island
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