Cattle Kate’s Clan Forces Stir in Wyoming Territory
Chicago dispatch reports Cheyenne rumors that Kate Maxwell, famed for raiding a gambling house in Bessigner and leading a mob on the Maxwell ranch, faces possible legal action or violent confrontation as her band of cowhands continues thefts and clashes with ranch rivals including a deadly duel over a maverick.
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Chicago
the Herald
Chayenne
Wy. T
Kate Maxwell
Carbon County
Kate’ Maxwell
Bessigner
Violen
Kate
Wyoming
Asseignon
Mra
Maxwell
Nbewa
Michigan
Sand Creek
Sharpness Hinself
Maxwell Range
Reservatyon
Tom Mason
Gamider
Patty
Stu
Juah M Ding
Madwell
Will
Katie
Feites
Cheyenne
Farley & Baden
Salt Lake
Maxwell Ranch
Maxwells Ranch
Phaul
Jack Per
Maverick
Blaine's First Diplomatic Case Involving a Missing Baby
Kansas City provided delicate details as a Bepllman child case unfolds. A young woman accused Henney and his wife of taking her 18 month old daughter Lucy from the city. Word spreads Manchester England is the alleged destination. Mrs Spellman seeks care for her baby and pursues action with the Humane society and local authorities.
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Kansas City
Himane Society
Henney
City
Lucy
Manchester
Engl
S Pellman
Henn 3
Kenney
Spellman
Pela
Illinois Senate Acts on Nominations and Education Bills
The Illinois Senate confirmed Governor Fifer’s nominees for railway commissioners and prison directors. It advanced pension bills for city freemen and passed measures on education, insurance, intoxicants, canal land, and fraud protections. A joint committee addressed anti beef conventions and local option plans, while taxation and railway security debates continued.
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Senate
Fifer
Ilinow & Michigan Canal
United States
Minara
John S Lee
Peoria
Allen
State Board of Agriculture
Died An Agonizing Death At Waterfront Dock
John D. Wrede a drummer for a city commission house disappeared after leaving home about 9 p.m. Tuesday and was found the next morning stuck in mud at the eastern water front dock. He appears to have fallen from the wharf and drowned as the tide rose, four victims from the same area having perished similarly.
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Caynncestor
John D. Wrede
Wrede
Mary Takes the Chair at Capitol Diversion
In Washington on March 7 the Capitol drew crowds as senators and representatives gathered. A male-presenting figure wearing trousers and a silk hat mounted the speaker’s platform and began a speech in a high voice, announcing that a woman could be the speaker.
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Washington City
Capitol
Senate
House
Prince Albert
Dr. Alker
Waukesha Tragedy: Mrs Driscoll Kills Husband in Sleep
In a Delafield Nashotah area farm house Mia Ann Driscoll in a fit of temporary insanity attempted to murder her husband and two sons with an ax and knife. She later recounted the event and expressed remorse while authorities note her as insane. The couple's son and daughter intervened to stop further killings.
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Waukesua
Wis
Waukesha County
Anderson Property
Delafield
Nashotah Mission
Mia Ann Driscoll
Timothy Driscoll
Anderson Farm
Ann
Driscoll
Miss Driscolll
Runaway Lover-Killer Tragedy Near Earlville
At a residence two miles north of Earlville Illinois Duncan McLachlan a 20 year old blacksmith shot Cora Carnahan 13 then killed himself after spending time with her a note from McLachlan to his mother and a goodbye note from Cora were found as detectives traced their steps from Paw Paw to Elmer Davis's home before the tragedy occurred last evening in their packed room
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Earlville
Ills
A.W. B. Phillips
Duncan McLachlan
Paw Paw
Cora Carnahan
Davis
McLachlan
Father Aids in Poisoning of Nine Children in Kentucky
In Spruce Creek, Kentucky, a father allegedly conspired with a mistress and her brothers to poison nine children aged 8 to 19. Two children died Friday, Jim Holden is described as a bad character. investigations found the victims ill early Friday morning with several dying of toxin exposure by afternoon.
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Mount Sixxine
Spruce Creek
Big Mistress
Jim Holden
Susan Holden
Jim Hollen
American Sheep Breeder Advises on Hydration and Exercise
An American sheep breeder shares practical guidance on keeping sheep healthy. He notes coaxing water intake, the dangers of forced drinking, and the benefits of warm shelter, regular exercise, and ample forage to maintain condition and encourage natural roaming.
Wheat and chess do not transform into each other in nature
An article debunks the belief that wheat can become chess or vice versa. It explains distinct plant families, occasional hybridism, and how soil conditions, drought, freezing, and trampling can make chess appear to replace wheat.
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Nature
Rush for Red Gold Draws Thousands from Towns
News from San Diego to Ensenada describes a wild gold rush with 100 teams and 600 prospectors at the border. Rail work halted as workers abandon the Cuyamaca line and overland stages surge toward mines. Hundreds camp near Liajuana while California papers urge caution despite reports of rich fields and daily gold dust shipments.
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Diego
Cal
Ensenada
California
Cuyamaca
San Diego
Ensenads
Examiner
Liajuana
Fvers
Mexico
The
Union
Anthony
Charles Bennett
Job Eiberry
Peninsular
Silver Vein Found Near Marion Colorado Claim
A prospector near Marion Colorado yesterday found a richly mineral outcrop of silver bearing ore. The two feet thick vein shows brittle and ruby silver with richness comparable to the Mollie Gibson discovery.
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Colorado
Aspen
Col
Marion, Cyl
Penor
Mollie Gibson
First Biennial Congress of American Trotting Assn Ends
The American Trotting Association closed its first biennial congress in Chicago with election of officers led by Charles Greene of St. Louis as president and C. L. Benjamin of Saginaw and others as directors. Membership rules and track regulations were revised, including absorbing 31 local associations, fines for false entries, and penalties for drivers under certain conditions. The next congress will be held in Chicago two years later.
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Chicago
American Trotting Association
Charles Greene
St. Louis
C. L. Benjamin
Saginaw
Mich
W Pliams
Terre Haute
Ind
O. C. Lewis
G. B. Mcfall
Ottumwa
John Farley
Toledo
Congress
Six Men Supposed to Have Perished in Fire
Kansas City Ma March The Metropolitan street car stables on Third street burned last night Six men are supposed to have perished as that many employees retired and have not been found Loss less than 50 000 Seventy five mules were also killed Go from Home to Hear the News Lonpox March 7 The Standard s Berlin correspondent asserts that Mr Joan A Kas son will represent the United States in the Samoan conference.
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Kansas City
Metropolitan
Third Street
Lonpox
The
Standard
Berlin
Joan A. Kasson
United States
Robbery at Ottawa Police Station Shields $500
Ottawa police station safe robbed of $500 last night. Suspect named as an ex policeman is believed involved in the incident.
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Ottawa
Ont
Governor Ames sets April 4 as last day for appointment
Massachusetts Governor Ames designates April 4 as the final day for a pending appointment. A multipart dispatch notes other royal and financial news items including Queen Victoria departing Portsmouth for Cherbourg and a New York editor’s death at age 48.
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Governor Ames
Massachusetts
Queen Victoria
Portsmouth
Cherbourg
Biarritz
France
Philadelphia
Aliss Mary‘ Louise Booth
Harpera
Farmers Union Mercantile Firm
Livermory
Cal
Comptroller
First National ‘Bank of
Gainesville
Viscount Mandeville
Consuglo Yunaga
Toronto
Zola
Thomas
Waterbrook
Louisville
Mim
Emily O. Johnson
Brooklyn
N.Y
Feeding Sheep In Restricted Quarters
Care of breeding ewes in winter confinement calls for balanced feeding and attentive management. Feed three times daily with hay twice daily and noon pea straw or corn stalks. include clover for lambs, plus corn and oats with bran. Use peas and oats as a high quality forage, add roots 2–3 times weekly, and favor light grains with less corn during lambing. Provide ample water, exercise, ventilation, straw bedding, frequent manure removal, and personal supervision over hired help.
Simple Bit Strap to Force Mouth Control for Horses
A Country Gentleman column proposes a strap device to pull the bit from a horse’s teeth. After harnessing, pass a long strap over the head and through bit rings, buckle lines to ends, and pull to lift the bit up. Attach strap to the bridle to prevent slipping, claiming it prevents runaways and accidents.
How to Level Back Furrows by a Rural New Yorker Device
A correspondent outlines a furrow leveling tool using two 2x6 planks, 12 feet long, bolted into a V with points sharpened. Spreading brace is a 2x4 scantling 18 feet long, spiked on the V ends near the top, leaving two inches rounded to prevent debris catch.
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New Yorker
USA
Unclear dialogue scene with customers and family
Fragments show a cashier exchange about prices and a morning job, with Uncle Rastus and Aunt Deah discussing timing and a delivery or task. The text includes uncertain phrases and misheard names, hinting at a casual everyday scene in a shop.
Analgier Mystery Explained By Silent Dialog
Fragmentary dialogue shows a couple discussing habits and expenses in a sensibe fire context. The text references cigarettes and shared routines, with scattered phrases about tobacco and a partner, all in a Philadelphia Record style.
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