Land reform and Indian policy remarks by Secretary Lamar
Washington May 23 Secretary Lamar outlines plans to reopen lands withdrawn for indemnity and revoke indemnity withdrawals. He asserts cattle leases and cattlemen must be removed, and that the Indian Bureau should be abolished to pursue a reform path. He pledges prompt obedience to the congressional law.
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Prive
Untiste
Fund Grant Corporation
New Yous
Washington
Jéeralé Gays
Lamar
Tam
Congress
Samar
Indian Bureau
Sat
Plucky Woman Fights Saloon Keeper in Wisconsin
Arivtox Wisconsin May 2 25 F. J. Jones a college student wrestled with another student. a society woman at Luhm s saloon dragged her husband out after finding him heavily loaded. She struck the proprietor with a loaded beer bottle, drawing first blood. The next day he obtained a $500 license. Morley buys Kingsbury property. Salvation Army to begin meetings in opera hall Tuesday. Twenty five students to stage knee breeches tiger lily streets tableau.
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Arivtox
Wis
F. J. Jones
Luhm
Indy
E. B. Morley
Kingsbury Place
Green Lake
Salvation Army
Rippg
Opera Hall
Appleton Woman Flees Home After Public Shame
Em ma Durdel, an Appleton woman living apart from her husband for three years, left Friday and has not returned. She left a letter saying she fled to hide her disgrace blamed on John Mehrer. She has two daughters with her and recently gave birth to a third. Relatives were notified and the children provided for.
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Appleton
Hest Way for Hirowsia Avenue Herself and Other Dated Notices
A garbled dispatch from St Petersnvns May 23 reports General Teheronedl urging Russia to abandon Bosphorus aims and focus on Rhine and Odessa, plus a call to strike a foe between hammer and anvil. Michael Hammond, a Delaware and Hudson conductor, died aiding a woman and child on a Parsong track escape. A St Louis visit by President Cleveland is discussed with invitations extended to cabinet. Salvation Army rental troubles cause outdoor meetings, while memorial services are planned for Soldiers and Sailors Monument dedication in New Haven. Schwarz and Wail receive life sentences in Motu Illinois for a train role.
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Hirowsia Avenue
St. Petersnvns
Noror Vrenyea
Teheronedl
Russia
Bosphorus
Vienna
Rhine
Odessa
Mad Ena
Wilkessarre
Michael Hammond
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Ashia
Parsong
Linmimoad
New Haven Weople
Laves. Doan
Cleveland
Soldiers and Sailors Monument
Menasha set for new bank and two-thousand job plant
Indications point to the McGormid Works moving to Menasha Wisconsin with plans for a new bank documents filed and stockholders organizing. The city eyes a major industry employing about 2000 operatives, tax exempt land incentives, and housing projects.
Quarantine Proclaimed to Prevent Pleuro Pneumonia spread
Governor Ross of New Mexico issues a quarantine to safeguard against pleuro pneumonia. Effective June 1, it bans importation of cattle from epidemic regions such as New York New Jersey Illinois Canada Scotland and England unless cattle have not been in listed counties or stock yards in six months and show no disease symptoms. Entry from affected areas must pass through Raton and inspectors may demand travel histories.
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Santa Fe
N. M
Ross
New York
New Jersey
Canada
Scotland
England
Chicago
Kanees City
New Mexico
Raton
Steamships Celtic and Brittanic Damaged in Fog Collision
Two White Star steamers Celtic and Brittanic arrived in New York in damaged condition after a May 2 collision in dense fog. Brittanic’s compartments aft of the mizzen mast were stove in and began to take water. lifeboats were lowered but recalled as danger of sinking appeared. Reports vary on fatalities among Brittanic passengers.
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Mit Greene
New York
Celtic
Brutagic
White Star Line
Marengo
Ral
Lrittunic
Uimsn
Secretary Thwaites Visits Winnebago Tribe in Jackson County
Secretary Thwaites of the State Oratorical Society visited the Winnebagoes on Doty’s island in Lake Winachugo. He spoke with Walking Cloud Red Wings and elder chiefs about tribe traditions and Black Hawk War memories, meeting Livotachope’s daughter Flash of Lightning and observing the ex-princess’s daughters. The outing included Maj. T. J. George of Menomonie and interpreter Moses Pagnetic, with two elders reported deceased since April.
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Minterlen Society
State Journal
Thwaites
State Oratorical Society
Te Winachage Indiaog
Jackson County
Walking Cloud
Red Wings
Wich
Wovernment
Jivolachope
Poor Legs
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Doty's Island
Lake Winachugo
Livotachope
Ulutshe
Flash of Lightning
Mr. Thwaites
Joseph Cook
Moses Pagnetic
T. J. George
Menomonie
Senate
Butler killed by deluge caught by the neck in a dam wait
Washington on May 28 cries of police from Senator McPherson's residence on Vermont avenue drew officers to a scene where Lewis Brown a 35 year old bululer and servant was found with his head caught between a door and shelf of a dumb waiter The rope slipped causing his death after an attempted theft Brown a Virginia native had worked for the senator three years The senator and Mrs McPherson had left for New Jersey earlier leaving Abe servants at home
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Senator McPherson
Vermont Avenue
Welchyveslerdly
Lewis Brown
Brown
Rown
Virginia
McPherson
New Jersey
Abe
Famous Mazarin diamonds sold at Paris auction
At the May 23 sale by Tiffany & Co. of New York three Mazarin diamonds fetched 425,000 francs, with four other stones going to European buyers. The total realized from the sale reached 6,500,000 francs as a few more lots remained. President Grevy dispatched Floquet and Rougier to urge De Freycinet to form another cabinet.
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Tifany & Co
New York
Mazarin
Grevy
Floquet and
Rougier
de Freycinet
Pelican Lake accident leaves man drowned after swim
George Hicks of Lake Shore Road drowned when his raft capsized at Pelican Lake inspection yesterday. A companion swimmer attempted to reach shore but cramps struck, the tragedy following his recent marriage. The incident adds to a day of multiple drownings across Wisconsin and nearby regions.
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George Hicks
Lake Shore Road
Wis
Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western Railroad
Pelican Lake
Fears For O Brien Threats From Canadian Mobs Rise
The editor O'Brien arrived in the area yesterday and is now seriously injured from rough treatment by Canadian mobs. Doctors say his lungs are inflamed and he may be laid up for three weeks. Delegations from multiple places seek attendance at a meeting in West Philadelphia and a plan to escort him through Canada is debated. Despite police, a strong guard may form in Buffalo, though O'Brien opposes it. He left for Hamilton, weak, as reports spread of Orangemen planning a joint attack with Hamilton locals. The Nationalists are to be organized. aid to Hamilton is anticipated from Buffalo and other Irish centers.
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Hill
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Mim
Mardly
Niagana Panes
O'Brien
West Philadelphia
Bufalo
Canada
Tamiusr
London
Imperial
Royal
Nibikiem
Sunday Sermon Reconsiders Sabbath In Liberal View
The Rev H B J Smith preached at the Congregational church on a common sense view of the Sunday question arguing that Sabbath rules were temporary and suited to ancient Israel. He urged rest for the body but allowed nonliteral observance in a complex modern life, saying one should not worship by form if tired or unwell.
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KE. H. Smith
HB. J. Smith
Congregational Church
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Israel
Paul
Piace
Smith
God
Oshkosh
Best played city league game Normals vs Blues at Jackson
A Saturday afternoon city league clash at Jackson street grounds saw the Normals edge the Blues in a well played 12 to 6 contest. Wishop pitched effectively while Kinworth shone at defense. Cochrane’s errant arm caused a noted disadvantage for the Normals.
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Jackson Street Grounds
Blues
Cochrane
Wishop
Kinworth
Czar's Secret Palace Dangers Revealed in Life Says Life
A Life magazine piece details imperial life under constant police alert with Nihilist fears. Czar sleeps in shifting rooms, guarded by triple-guarded corridors, while conspiracies loom through kitchens and royal staff. Also notes the death of Francis Frynz, the Marquette recluse, after prolonged confinement and refusal of nourishment.
Mayors’ telegram seeks aid after Nanaimo colliery blast
May 23 A telegram from Nanaimo, S C mayor asks Chicaro, Cutenco and officials for relief assistance for distress caused by the colliery disaster. Also dated May 23 reports German Reichstag sugar bill readings and a Canadian official resigning Lieut Masson due to ill health. A shooting incident in Irene street is noted with a man firing a shot and a hat knocked off.
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Cutenco
Roche Josy
Nanaimo
S. C
Germany
Bentax
Reichstuz
Qerrie
Erner Masson
Appeal and past bonds tied to Oshkosh rail project
A letter accuses a newspaper article of misrepresentation regarding Doc Henning and a Winnebago Railroad bond affair in Oshkosh. It recounts a 190,000 bond plan to build the railroad, the signers led by Judge Wheeler and Asa Kenny, and decades of legal and financial fallout with limited prosecutions. The author calls for accountability and defense of Henning against malign accusations.
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Toray
Burton
Doc
Henning
Yoo” Henning
Oshkoeh
Oshkosh
Oshkesh
Ripon
A. G. Lull
Winnebago Railroad Company
Ochkosh
Winnehbatro Railroad
Wisconsin
Judge Wheeler
Ass Kenney
T. J. Crittenden
W- Wright
Geo. F. Wright
B.S. Henning
Doc. Henning
Maj
Boxing Bout Ends With Wilson Victory Near Minneapolis
Billy Wilson of St. Paul defeats Harry Woodson the Black Diamond of Cincinnati in a ten and a half round finish in Dakota county near Minneapolis. Both fighters weighed around 120 pounds with two ounce gloves, the purse was 350. The match ended when Woodson failed to come to time in the thirteenth round, giving the win to Wilson in a close finish.
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Billy Wilson
Minneapolis
Bill Wilson
St. Paul
Harry Woodson
Cincinnati
Daybreak
Dakota County
Watson
Woodson
Wilson
France Crisis and Cabinet Talks Echo May 25
Paris reports Clemenceau told Rouvier he would not promise support for any Cass but would join with new leaders. President Grevy refuses to pressure Clemenceau. a new ministry may form and the chamber could adjourn for another week. Bridge company articles filed for toll crossing at Sturgeon Bay with 21 money capital. Two men struck by lightning near St. Levi killed. Leopold completes a travel leg from New York to Seathiamgton. Unclear report from Wauseon about Bowen and local events.
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France
Paris
Clemenceau
Rouvier
Presient
Grevy
Fires Ravage Wisconsin Michigan Iron Range Towns
May 23 dispatches report forest fires near Warquette, Mangurris, and Lake Linden causing widespread damage totaling about 4 million dollars in Michigan and Wisconsin. One death, John Casey, is confirmed at Lake Linden. two other fatalities noted. Telecommunication lines are down, delaying full casualty and scope reports. Chicago and Milwaukee merchants aid victims as fires hinder news from Hariey Ironwood and other towns.
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Fuorther
Warquette
Mangurris
Mich
Peninsula
Baraga
Lake Linden
Ald
Negaunee
Bynday
Alichivan
Wisconsin
John Casey
Gatdronwood Mich
Lake Liden
Wright & Stringers Agency
P. A. Douglass
Stone & Gray
van Orden Bros
Wis
Lronwood
Uurley
Michigan
Lake Hore & Western
Wisconsin Central
Allen
Mellen Junction
Milwaukee and Northern
Porter
Butterfield
Cedl
Investigations Clear County Home of Soldier Inmates
Joseph Arnold and Adjutant Clemons inspected the county poor house amid suspicions of mistreatment. Inmates’ testimony supported the claim that the facility is comfortable, with an old soldier expressing contentment to stay as long as needed. Officials announced an exonerating report to the post. A separate tax dispute involves the Marshfield area and Edward companies challenging fee liability. The Oshkosh firm has asked the state insurance commissioner to decide the matter.
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Joseph Arnold
Clemons
County Poor House
County House
Temsin
Npacy
Turk Neari- Western
Marshitiedd
Oshkosh
Innce
Tavat Orce
Iener
Mars Sfield Gre
Inw
Weather Forecast For Wisconsin Iowa And Minnesota
Weather outlook shows warmer conditions across Wisconsin Iowa with generally fair skies and southerly winds veering to the west in northern Minnesota. Southern Minnesota expects fair weather with variable winds. a stationary temperature trend is noted locally.
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Feeinady
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
Drowning Incident Reported at Local Scene
A drowning incident occurred Saturday evening involving a local resident identified as John Me. Authorities investigated at the scene as rescue crews responded to the water event and assessed the area for safety and any potential witnesses.
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