San Carlos Apache movement and border pursuit report
Washington telegraph dispatches say no Apaches have left the San Carlos reservation while Hardie’s murderers may have crossed the Mexican border. Troops along the line shift posts and are instructed to shoot at night. A secretary of war decision on entering Mexico is anticipated. Lyon, a Virginia stenographer for the Interstate Commerce Commission, wore a Confederate badge at the Richmond celebration and was discharged after Secretary Mosely ordered its removal in the presence of clerks.
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Washington
Army
San Carlos
Hardie
Richmond
Biacor
Coolty
Mosely
Lyon
Railroad Links North St. Paul to City Cable Line
A new railroad connecting North St. Paul with the city cable line has been completed. The Eastern end from Houston to Shreveport and Joombat City to Logansport, joining the East and West Texas line, was set under a United States court decree for 280 606 dollars. Purchasers were Moenrs, Joseph Hiccardson and Hawley of New York. At a Boston union meeting, the steam railroad men announced collaboration with the Central Labor union to prosecute the Old Colony railroad for violating the weekly payment law. Senator Col iom's bill for better protection of railroad workers is endorsed.
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North St. Paul
City
Houston
Shreveport
Joombat City
Logansport
United States Court
Moenrs
Joseph Hiccardson
Hawley
New York
Mon A Union
Boston
Mass
Central Labor Union
Old Colony
Coliom
Fragmented 19th century crime notes from multiple regions
A collage of brief crime and accident reports spans Creston Ontario to Arkansas, Missouri, and beyond. Itemized events include murders and suicides, escapes, a fatal arena brawl, a drowning, a prisoner escape, a shipmaster’s drowning, a street gang assault, a white river rescue attempt, a bare knuckle fight, mine collapse rumors, and a chaotic scene near Centralia Illinois. Names, places, and dates are inconsistently preserved in a garbled OCR montage.
Wide-ranging U S disaster and political notes from 19th century reports
A sweeping summary of recent disasters and incidents across cities like Pittsburg Dubuque and Cleveland recounts fires floods and train accidents with casualties and property loss. Other items note meteor events labor strikes tax moves and a Chicago 1898 exposition plan plus political calls for a special session and governance actions.
Indictment in perjury case tied to bounty wolves
Elders town dispatch reports Hardin county grand jury indicted Edward Jobon for perjury. He allegedly bought twenty four young wolves in Franklin county, moved them to Abbot area near Eldora, killed them, and collected a dollar bounty claiming they were captured in Hardin county. The amount and social context suggest a wealthy family background.
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O'Bosle
Elderstown
Hardin County
Grand Jury
Edward Jobon
Joan
Franklin County
Abbot
Eldora
Har¢in County
Hna
Notable Legal and Personal Skirmishes Across the Nation
Judge Banford of the United States district court in Seattle faced a ruling on the dismissal of a celebrated case against ex- Special Customs Agent Beecher. Maude Fisher, whose body was found in a New Britain reservoir, is said to have fallen under a religious influence and killed Frank McGuire, son of a prominent physician in Chippewa Falls. Seventeenyearold Don Russell from Ludlow Ky attempted suicide by jumping from all four Cincinnati bridge spans but was rescued after a plunge from the Chet Bridge.
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Banford
United States District Court
Seattle
Wanh
Cneve
Special Customs
Agant Beecher
Henry Ward Beecher
Stin
Maude Fisher
New Britain
Superior
Don Rusaell
Ludlow
Ohio River
Cinclnnati
Ohio
Extradited defaulter Cortez arrives in Havana aboard Saratoga
Foreign gossip notes Cortez, the defaulter extradited from New York, reaches Havana on the Saratoga in Spanish consul general’s custody. He is immediately placed under official supervision. The message hints at broader inquiries into conspiracies affecting France and Mexico but details are unclear.
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Luis Otetzs
Cortez
New York
Havana
Cuba
Inez
Saratoga
Ceneral of
Spain
Bt. Petersburg
Iit
France
Rene
City of
Mexico
Pension Legislation Sees House Senate Clash Over Terms
Washington telegram reports all pension bills stuck as House and Senate conference committees refuse to yield. Senate seeks to strip a paper clause and adopt graded pensions from $6 to $1 a month by disability, while keeping its dependent agent clause. House caucus pushes service pension clauses, blocking agreement. debate hints at possible $4 to $6 per month increases as concession.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Wayne
Bence
Storm King Foretells Abundant Dakota Harvests After Destructive Winds
Reports from Pierre to Red Wing and beyond describe a multi state storm on the 4th inst. Winds toppled bridges and damaged rail lines while floodwaters inundated towns such as Underwood Weston and Persia. Lightning killed two in Minnesota and several depots and grain elevators burned. Despite farms suffering losses, the drought-ending storm renews hope for a bountiful harvest and new settlement activity across the region.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Platteville Wis
Smart
Scales Mound
Newton Smart
Knight Templars elect officers in South Dakota and North Dakota
The South Dakota grand commandery at Sioux Falls elected officers for the year including Grand commander John F. Schrader of Rapid City and Grand captain general George W. Burnside of Sioux Falls. Watertown named as next conclave location. The North Dakota grand commandery at Fargo named officers led by Leonard A. Rose as Grand commander with many other posts listed.
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Knight Templars
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
John F. &crad#2
Rapid City
Grant
H. Jumper
Aberdeen
John H. Babcock
Mitchell
B. M. Rowley
Huron
Schrader Kag
Mex Inglis
Chamberlain
Stephen Hawkins
Para
Frank Kayworth
Watertown
North Dakota
Jamestown
W. T. Perkins
Bismarck
H. P. Rucker
Grand Forks
J. D. Black
Valley City
A. H. Burke
Fargo
J. H. Marthall
Destructive Iowa storm crushes two boys and injures many
A violent storm struck Glenwood Iowa at 3 a m and toppled a tall smoke stack at the state institute for the feeble minded. Willie Cling of Clark County and Wesley Emery of Monroe County were killed almost instantly. Six others were injured, including John Swallow Sam Asking Willie Prather Fred Wright Ed Street and Henry Boyder. The storm wrecked several buildings and regional reports indicate it was the fiercest in memory.
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Glenwood
Iowa
State Institute For
Willie Cling
Clark Counry
Wesley Emery
Monroe County
John Swallow
Dubuque
Sam Asking
Connell Bluffs
Willie Prather
Wayne County
Fred Wright
Port Dodge
Ed Street
Les County
Henry Boyder
Benton County
Creston
Atlantic
Loveland
Boyer River
Destructive flood washes away hamlet and homes
After heavy rains the flood overflowed its banks and swept away multiple buildings including the hamlet cave and houses on elevated ground. No loss of life is reported, but the area suffered extensive property damage. Residents assess the wreckage and await assistance.
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Raina
Hamiet
Daring Train Robbery Near New Salem North Dakota
A masked pair robbed a northbound express train two miles west of Nevania and twenty-five miles west of Mandan, stealing mail matter and rifling registered letters. The express car was found deserted, and a posse sped from Mandan to pursue. one suspect’s face was glimpsed as the masks slipped. No passengers were harmed.
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North Dakota
Dakota
North
New Salem
Jessie James
Bob Younger
Missouri
Mandan
Nevania
Expresa
Angeviné
Inco
Kilmartin
Certiere
Itis
Ex King Milan Affair Sparks Divorce Action
Ex prime minister M Christich petitions for divorce from Artemesia, amid rumors of his past ties to King Milan and Queen Natalie. The case quickens salacious chatter across Europe, with expectations of sensational revelations and political fallout.
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Milan
M. Christich
Servia
Bertin
Artemesia
Hhis
Berlin
Europe
Mme. Chrigtich
Mme
Christicn
Wall
Natalie
Acton
Two Lives Lost At Aghley Lake Utah High Water
Advices from Aghley lake Utah report during this year’s high water season residents watched bridges and levees as water soaked ground proved treacherous. A canal washout caused a levee to fail and flood into a gulch. Mr Wimmer was rescued after his horse crossed the compromised raises as Workmen and Bird tried to rescue him and drowned. Workmen’s body found at dusk and Bird’s later. Both men praised for their bravery.
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Saa
Dubuque
Jawa
W. C. Wetmore
Lake Eriv
Bradshaw
Neb
Caro
Mich
Edward Goodchild
William Holmes
Clover Leaf Manufacturing Company
Marion
And
Losu
Jobo Lingard
Mill Creek
Indiana
Mr. Lingard
Verwardy
Wilson G. Hunt
Hudson River
Sacramento River
British Columbia
Victoria
B. C
Cleverland
Ohio
Joseph Beloni
Joseph Sorick
Adnebruck
Aghley Lake
Utah
Aghley Creek
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Tarfan Stock Yarde and Transit Company
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Edward R. Macon
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Urol Danson Pals
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Renwick
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J. H. Parker
Eured
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Davy
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