The Indians Outbreaks Rise Across Western Frontiers
The article reports Native forces ready for war after winter provisioning by the government, triggering raids and killings from Utah to Colorado. U.S. troops move to counter with patrols, punishments, and defensive shows as clashes unfold with casualties among settlers and militia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Utan
Colorado
Indus
Toap.s
Erie
War and Interior
Bette
American Agricultural Association Journal Teas and Its Content
The American Agricultural Association releases its fourth issue a 23 page journal with over thirty articles by leading scientists and economists on topics from green fodder pressing to cattle breeds and wheat culture. it notes membership benefits and encourages support for publishing and exhibitions. The piece also covers a New York Assembly session quorum issues and suggests it may delay elections, and mentions Gen Grant moving to New York for his Mexican r r scheme.
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Tis Organieation
Ts Journal Teas
Ian Agricultura
Journall
Lee
Francis J. Moulton
International Dairy Associaton
Edward Atkinson
Admiral Ainmen
Uss
Nass
Hop Atwood
Ber Rose
Cansus M C.as
Bentucas
American Agricultural Associption
Fartmers
Ets
Tree
Cationdé
EL Real
Retary
Water Street
New York
New York Assembly
Senate
New York Graphic
United States
Act of Congress
Joint Assembly
Conkling
Platt
Gen. Grant
Galena
The Odd Fellows and Swedish Olive Lodge Gathering
The Odd Yellows gathering in this city under Swedish Olive Lodge featured a welcome address by Wo J Entrikin and a response by Esq Swenssem. The ornate oration by Mr Latham invoked Celtic myth and Mid summers past with a vision of unity between adopted homeland and ancestral Scandia. A dispute over a tax on merchants in Indian Territory is noted, with troops stationed to guard order as Secretary Kirkwood seeks legal guidance from the Attorney General.
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Swenssem
Qlive Lodge
Latham
Mystuc Tonks
Madsuatiemner
Chie Pitt
Baldor
Moses
Tung
Scandia
Colamba
Coluntia
Pontiy
Bresdabhkh
Christan Baldur
Indian Territory
United States
Inter
Kirkwood
Vtorney Genere
Urnang
Northern sympathy contrasts with lynch law in the South
The piece describes a White woman attacked and two defendants removed from jail in Danburs North Carolina, then hanged by a mob. It argues Northern juries grant due process, while Southern crowds bypass courts, highlighting regional divides in punishment and trial fairness.
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Danburs
North Carolina
South
North
Weenie South
Heavy Grain Trade and Freight Rates Lift Market Outlook
A Chicago summary reports heavy grain receipts reaching 4,047,000 bushels with shipments also rising as freight rates on lake and rail fall. The note cautions that rates may not recover, risking a return to prior price instability for producers and carriers.
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Chicago
Swindler Case Delayed By Court Postponements
Gaon Prats of the Star Routes fraud scheme argues for delay until September. Government doubts the postponement, urging prompt grand jury action and trial to punish the accused without further postponement. The piece criticizes court delays as a major flaw in the legal system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prats
Piusas
Terias
Tragic Mexican Narrow Gauge Train Disaster
A catastrophic rail crash in Morelos Mexico on a fragile narrow gauge line collapses bridges weakened by storms and floods. A train carrying Mexican troops, officers, and civilians stalls on the San Antonio River bridge as carriages burn and many are killed or severely burned. Government officers and surgeons rush to the scene but can only aid survivors and recover the dead.
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Morelos
Mexio
Pune
San Antonio River
Alkohol
Measco
Ab Humaneh
Crop Report Signals Mixed Prospects for State Harvest
The annual crop report from the Ohio State Agricultural Department notes weather facts since January 1, 1881 and reports winter wheat and livestock standings. Rock County shows 46 percent, Leecoum 77, Putnam low, with sheep and cattle counts cited. Overall harvest prospects remain cautious though corn may still yield well despite current conditions.
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Senoee
Eoines
Tlenrs County
Leecoum
Putnam Pos
New York Senate Succession Fight After Leprosy Inquiry
A New York legislative committee finished its probe into charges about electing successors to Conkling and Platt. Three reports are promised: accusation improved, not proved, and bribery while fraud and perjury are alleged within the anti Conkling faction. The struggle may extend a week or two with Wheeler or Hasskins as likely choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leperslature
New York
Conklin and Platt
Tas
Wheeler
Ilaskins
Moline Pail and Paper-Cased Ware Innovations
The article traces the Moline Pail’s rise in the Chicago wholesale trade and chronicles late 19th century paper article experiments. It highlights paper pulp molding, straw pulp into pail shapes, and a new machine by Eber Hubbard producing paper pails with strong, interconnected sheets. It notes Gowland A Co and Dinah Gould & Co promoting paper putty and the transition to paper ware for pails, tubs, and barrels, with anticipated mass production and trade impact.
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Chicago
Moline
Sotab
Pacer
Pripois
Dinah Gould
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Te Mots Review- Dispatch
Tmpline
Ill
Rocks
American Agricultural Association
The
Odd Fellows
Juver Biopgett
L. S
Dr. Olin
Astronomiers
Herry
Lee and
Bureau
Gowd
PAPC
Tietter
Dobbins
Tim
Vail
I. L Cragin & CO
South Fourth St
Philadelphia, PA
LD Huters
Se Credit
A . Geftlemer
Troy
JF Watbun Panne Vu
Jeon Tom
Wm. Makeever
Henry
Rodman Avenue
WM. Clendenin
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