Indian Troubles Debated by New York Teacher
Miss Grace Howard, daughter of Josph Howard, returns from Crow Creek South Dakota and argues the lower white element bears main responsibility for the unrest. She cites rations, poverty, and harsh conditions as the barrier to peace and notes Indian progress and mission school reforms.
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New York
Grace Howard
Josph Howard
Crow Creek
Miss Howard
Pine Ridge
Standing Rock
White Ghost
West
Hiss Howard
Mamie
Metropolis
Miss Howard Praises Indian Police After Sitting Bull Death
In a ten mile distance report Miss Howard and her assistant witness the scene noting that Sitting Bull's death, while tragic, may yield positive outcomes. She commends the courage of the old warrior and advocates government support for the families of the Indian police.
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Miss Howard
Sitting Bull
Siting Bull Followers Captured In Rapid City Dispatch
Maj. Gen. Schofield received Gen Miles’ Dec 22 telegram noting nearly all Sitting Bull followers have been captured. Col. Summer reports Big Foot’s Sioux band of 159 captured. Miles and Schofield expect revolting Indians to be subdued for the winter.
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Washington
Schofield
Rapid City
S. Dak
Miles
Sitting Bul
Summer
Big Foot
Messiah Ghost Dance Spreads Among Sioux Tribes
Pierre S Dak Dec 23 An up river ranch man Thomas Hetlund reports a white figure seen on a bluff guiding a ghost dance frenzy among Two Kettle Sioux and Fort Berthold Indians. The Messiah craze prompts agent Murphy to seek troops as the movement reaches Willow Creek and Shake-Downs in North Dakota.
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Pierre
S. Dak
Thomas Hetlund
Bad River
Te Peartie
Messiah
Hetland
Willow Creek
Tov
Bismarck
N. Dak
Fort Berthold Reservation
Beertholds
Senate Debates Election Bill and Finance Amendments
Congress on the eighteenth day saw Senator Spooner speak five hours for the election bill while Senator Reagan offered a free coinage amendment to the finance bill. Senator Ingalls supported the union bill and the urgency deficiency bill was amended and passed. The measure allows the secretary of the treasury to exchange gold bars for gold coin at discretion rather than mandate.
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Senate
Spooner
Reagan
Ingalls
Secretary of the Treasury
Washineaton
Harris
Record and Pension Office
The
War Department
House
Higgins
Ten Deaths in Mine Disaster At Sasno Rice
A rope broke in a shaft at Sasno rice mining site causing a fall of 400 feet. Twenty miners were killed and several others severely injured as rescue teams rushed to the scene. Eyraud the Strangler to be guillotined and his accomplice jailed twenty years is also reported. British encroachments in Venezuela noted.
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Eyraud
Venezuela
Ignorice
London
Sasnorice
Eyraud Sentenced to Guillotine as Bompard Is Imprisoned
In Paris on December 23 Eyraud received the death penalty for Gouffe’s murder and Gabrielle Bompard was sentenced to twenty years’ imprisonment. Eyraud showed collapse at the verdict and wore a straight jacket. Bompard fainted on leaving the courtroom. Eyraud will be moved to La Roquette Prison and then to the execution site in about forty days.
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Paris
Eyraud
Gouffe
Gabrille Bompard
Bompard
Eyraul
Toven Lim
Gabrielle Empard
Dresed
Gabr'elle
Eyrand
la Roquette
Encroachments by English Colonists Spark Venezuelan Tension
Dec 23 Loxpon British government faces an American problem as English colonists in British Guiana seize Venezuelan lands. Venezuelans oppose the encroachments while colonists demand troops for protection. Enrollment orders issued for Caribbean troops. risk of clashes looms with St. Lucia as nearest imperial base amid potential loss of Venezuelan treasury.
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Loxpon
Behring Sea
Venezuela
British Guiana
St. Lucia
England
Italy's Unemployed Grow More Menacing Daily
Advices from Italy warn that hardship among laboring classes worsens as the unemployed swell. The article notes about 40,000 idle workmen in Milan and a broader wave of discontent, with churches reportedly robbed amid the crisis.
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Italy
M An
Distress in Ferrar as Churches Robbed amid Italian Unrest
Reports say peasant misery spreads across Ferrar and agitation rises as theft and violence surge. Forty churches in Ferrar are robbed as famine and unrest push people toward crime while France backs papal candidates inclines toward Cardinals Lavigerie Ziglara Raffaels Monaco La Valletta and Gibbons.
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Italy
Ferrar
Lonpox
France
Republic
Lavigerie
Ziglara
Raffaels
Monaco la Valletta
Gibbons
Cardinal Lavigerie
Disaster in Cordova Tears Through Homes and Claims Lives
A canal embankment burst in Cordova causing widespread destruction in Buenos Ayres reports. Hundreds of houses were destroyed and about one hundred people are dead. General Roca, minister of the interior, has traveled to Cordova to oversee relief efforts.
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South America
Buenos Ayres
Cordova
Gen. Roca
Interior
Italian Faster Ends 45 Day Fast in New York
Signor Succi an Italian faster ends a forty five day water and elixir fast in New York analysis shows the elixir contained drugs that dulled nerves and prevented suffering. He weighed 147 pounds at the start and 104 at the end and broke the fast with cocoa then a long elaborate meal attended by notable figures. He plans to travel to Boston to exhibit as a museum star. The report also notes a Kansas farmer Thomas Plummer aged 26 commits suicide by lying before a moving train on the Midland route near Little Ark River after failing to avoid the oncoming engine.
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New Yorks
Succi
Lucci
George Francis Train
Steci
Julian Hawthorne
Stephen Masset
Boston
Miseum
Wichita
Kan
Thomas Plummer
Midland
Little Arkansas River
Plummer
Mormon Land Grab Near US Southern Border Attracts Attention
Northern Mexico may host a Mormon colony after John W. Young acquires 3,000,000 acres with B C Faurot’s deal in New York. The land lies north of the border with incentives for settlers and a railroad linked project from Deming, New Mexico to a Pacific coast bay.
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John W. Young
Brigham Young
The
United
Lin
B.C. Faurot
Columbus
Lima
Mr. Faurot
New York
Mexico
Deming
N. M
Cashilabomypa
Faurot
Columbus, Lima and
Bureau of American Republics circulates Blaine circular
Secretary Blaine announces the creation of the Bureau of the American Republics in Washington to disseminate authentic information on commercial conditions and advantages of the American republics for manufacturers merchants and others seeking trade. It plans to issue free pamphlets with tariffs official regulations and changes as they occur.
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Bureau of American Republics
Department of State
Washington
Washinetron
Blaine
Bureau of the American Republics
Man Severely Injured as Train Passes Over Legs
David Belshaw aged 30 fell under a moving train near Rep Bank New Jersey Sunday afternoon. Both legs were severed below the knees and he was found in the baggage room where he regained consciousness and cried for someone to shoot him. He is expected to recover.
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Rep Bank
N. J
David Belshaw
Trusses and supports offered at Conner drugstore
J. H. Conner druggist announces the largest line of trusses for men women and children with shoulder braces suspensories crutches and elastic umbilical designs for infants and adults. Personal fitting available with five year warranties at the corner of Pearl and Spring streets.
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J. H. Conner
Osorner Pearl
Spring Streeta
How's Your Liver How's Your Liver
An old self help style ad extols Simmons Liver Regulator as a cure for torpid liver constipation and digestive issues. The text claims improved health and lists symptoms from sluggish bowels to headaches and despondency. Testimonials mention W J McHloroy of Macou Uaes.
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Simmons Liver
W. J. McHlroy
Macou
Uae
Red Clover Extract Endorsed By Satisfied Customer
Findlay Ohio May 1 1890 Frederick Luden writes from Detroit praising Fluid Extract of Red Clover for constipation calling it wonderful and recommending it to others. Advertisement notes money back guarantee and stock inspection offered by A Scharf at 3844 East Market Street and Bruno Knoefer.
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Findlay
Ohio
I. M. Loose
3Red Clover Co
Detroit
Frederick Luden
Loose
Mr. Luden
Bruno Knoefer
A. Scharf
East Market Street
Grandpa's Hat Terracotta Figure In A Scharf Window
A new terra cotta sculpture titled Grandpas Hat is displayed in A Scharf's window, alongside a note praising Simmons Liver Regulator as a trusted liver remedy. The item suggests local interest in novelty figures and medicinal advertising.
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Grandpa
A. Scharf
Powerful salve advertised for numerous skin issues and piles
An 19th century style ad touts a salve claiming cures for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores totter chapped hands chilblains corns and all eruptions with a money back guarantee. It sells for 25 cents per box at Ed Trunk's Drug Store corner Oak and Vincennes and promotes Simmons Liver Regulator for liver caused illnesses.
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Ed .F. Trunk
Corner Oak and
Vincennes
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the Tribune
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Dlinois
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Del
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Budrick
Mason Crry
Iowa
James Perrin
Floyd County
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Tex
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Sunday
Simmons Liver Regulator
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Simmons
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