Turbulent International News Across Europe and Americas
A chaotic mix of claims and events spans Europe and the Americas. Reports cover a non legally granted Milan divorce, socialist condemnations of Parnell, a Sugar Trust case in New York, Guatemala tax on silver, and Irish resistance. German floods drown seventeen near Kahn and other towns while influenza outbreak strikes Fallenskirchen Hungary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kahn Germany
Jena
Goechwits
Germany
Fires, floods and trials weave a crowded news day
A collage of disasters and court actions fills the page from Chattanooga to New York City. Explosions kill and injure, fires consume dissecting rooms, a Manitoba judgment stuns, rail accidents maim, and officials debate tariffs and pensions as strikes, floods, and political shifts ripple across North America and beyond.
Ghost Dance War Coverage and Army Moves
Reports from Pine Ridge and Rosebud describe ongoing native dances and the Army's response. General Miles urges keeping troops around the agency through spring and disarming tribes to prevent future uprisings. Major Siem and police disrupt a ghost dance near White River, arresting leaders as authorities monitor bands moving toward Rosebud and Pine Ridge. Fort Meade and Fort Robinson preparations continue amid claims the conflict may be ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Washington
Pine Ridge Agency
Ladington
Quartermasters Department
Department of the Missouri
Tedskin
Northwest
Mixsearotm
Minn
Tribone
Siem
Lower Brule
White River
Ami
Serene
Dasce
Gee
Hiesen
Armel
Fire-Thaunder
The
Pulses
Sim
E Rver
Rosebud
Pine Ridge
Ouana
Neh
Fort Meade
S D
Fort Eiley
Chadron
Brooke
Taylor
Ninth Cavalry
Jack Red Cloud
Old Red Cloud
Fort Robinson
Rosebed
Friesds
Sitsie
Wounded Knee
Pine Edge
Mississippi District shows strong growth in population
The Fourth Census District report notes state population at 1,284,457 with a 153,590 rise. The district gains 70,304 vs 900 for other counties, a 23 percent rise. Piney woods region praised for wealth and population gains amid localities from Madison to the sea coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GS. McMillan
Missie Appt
Piney Wounds
Delta
Daya
Mississippi
Vicksburg & Meridian
Illinoia Central
Madison
Hinds
Leaderndale
Lincolnn
Jones
Ilarrison
Greene
Remarkable tiny birth and varied 1900s notes from press
A remarkably small eight ounce female infant born in Carthage Missouri is described. The National Farmers Alliance meeting gathers delegates from states and territories in Florida. A Tenn. man dies after an accidental gunshot by his wife. Arkansas pioneer Isaac Lawrence dies at Little Rock. The Thierry family of St. Louis seeks millions in France. The Postmaster General urges postal savings banks, postal telegraph, mail tubes, faster trains and penny postage. Alabama reelects U S Senator James L. Pugh. Bank clerk in Wheeling found guilty. England endures heavy snow delaying railways. Congress funds to make Galveston a deep-water port fuel real estate speculation.
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Mes. Honces
Carthage
I T
National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
Orala
Fils
J. M. Cur~peess
Newbern
Tenn
Isaac Lawresce
Arkansas
Little Rock
Tur Thierry
St. Louis
France
Alabama
James L. Pugh
United States
Hinsy Sersoun
Wheeling
W. Va
Bank of Wheeling
England
Congress
Galveston
Southwest
Election contest decides for Ellicott in South Carolina
Miller a colored Republican challenged the result but Elliott was upheld by the Supreme Court. Elliott secured the certificate and South Carolina gains a Democratic delegation. Miller plans to dispute his seat in Congress amid ballots thrown out for size and color. Knights of Aurora case ends with judge Hicks ruling for the State on fraud insolvency and unlawful practices. The insurance witness admitted ignorance of the matters in dispute.
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Bowpen
Virginia
House Committee On Elections
John W. Lawson
Chattanooga
Toon
Knights of Labor
Frick Coke Com
Scottdale
Rvant Public Works
Cracker Cracker Manufacturing Company
Denver
Cal
Danno Drnor
Joseph Dego
Rafello Rosato
Carmen Purod
New York City
Hadley
New York
Michael Hadley
Manitoba
England
Chiago Medical College
Lons
Julius Keosanker
Germany
Govenson Tmaren
Nebraska
South Dakota
Alliance
Mitchell
Tax Supreme Court of Montana
Davis
John A. Davis
War Department
Miles
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Fort Riley
Pine Ridge
William Loxs
Athens
Imi
Taomwas Rat
Floral Park
Alfred Alechin
Peekskill
Long Island
Alecin
Marblehead Neck
Masa
Bow Street
London
Dover
N. H
James Marox Surrm
Georgia
State Supreme Court
Columbus
Sesatron Wape Hawyrtox
South Carolina
Washington County
Miss
Mc Dufie Hampton
Chas Lisherness
Bath
Crowley’s
Lisherness
Oregon Improvement Company
Monroe
Victoria
Stone
W. P. Cassidy
Ralph North
North
Assidy
Hiram Cassidy
Miller-Elliott
Ellicott
Miller
Elliott
Supreme Court
Congress
Knights of Aurora
Mien
Stave
Hicks
Rogers
Lifetimes of work end in sudden loss and stranger law
A Tennessee farmer R T Meadows loses his cash when a gust of wind carries the last bill from the hearth into the fire after counting his fortune for a Texas move. The item also notes a prisoner in Kentucky who has waited twenty two years for a murder trial, forgotten by law and witnesses. It reports accidents, crimes, and local happenings including deaths, a building contract in Anniston Alabama, and a moonshiner capture.
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R T. Meadows
Biedna
Tenn
Texas
Meadows
John Blyer
Vancebuerg
Hou
Anniston
Ala
Mra Regie Johoon
Bhusband
Reminiscence of Santa Barbara’s Historic Burials on Canyon Perdido
Remains found on Canyon Perdido street near Santa Barbara reveal a buried coffin likely from the Carrillo family in a site linked to the city’s oldest cemetery. Father Vila ordered exhumation and reburial as Santa Barbara’s founding mission and presidio history are recalled, noting Fremont’s 1846 flag raising and subsequent U S annexation events on State Street.
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Canyon Perdido
Santa Barbera
Sandwich Islands
M. A C
Carrillo
Father Vila
Presidio
Santa Harbara
Janipero
Santa Barbara
San Diego
Monterey
San Francisco
Sesta Barbers Street
Tme
Fremont
Stockton
Congress
United States
State Street
Charles Hotel
Leary Carnes
Sestee
United Steten Sag
Sats Barbara
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Esas
Servia
Milan
Natalie
Mr. Parnell
Irac Pratt
New York Supreme Court
Sugar Trust
Bragge
Windom
Mizner
Guatemala
Con.ressaux Prence
Tennessee
Farmers’ Alliance
Joax K. Bater
Senaterelect
G W. Gmpest
Rofalo Bill
Salem
Mass
W. Cochran
Salem Calls
Gilbert
Parsell
Ireland
Tor
New Orleans
Post Office Department
Ther
Fallenskirchen
Hungary
Queres
Exwa
Wilhelmina
Omer Justine Frucex
Jugigo
Mes
Jase Grant Gower Howanxo
Ben Card
Southern Relief Association
Navassa
George Singleton Key
Edward
Henry Jones
Mike
Iowa
United Supreme Court
Briet
Tatmry
Breux
Vienna
Taenx
Barkin
de. Koch
Gov
Verdi
Roita
North Carolina
Australia
Honolulu
King Kalakua
Charleston
California
Jons Ware
Joseph G. Malrain
David Gordon
Martin J. White
Lippincott
Madsom
S.J
Toon Pear
Treston
Parnell Mus Stevy Paksoxa
Newark
N. J
Means D. Lerev
Esther
Sing Sing
Danube
Corigasio
Finesburg
Rand
Ron
Aath
Tehuantepec
Op the
Tth
Brehen Co
Coe Counties
Aseapers
Stout
EB Ellis
M. E. Ashton
Bass Dare
Cole's Circus
Tax State Horticultural Society
Jackson
Lizzie Hosains
JA. Hoskins
Brookhaven
Milton J. Whitworth
Whitworth Female College
Thos
Georgia Pacific
Indianola
West Point
Express
DeSoto County
Stoxz
W. PF. Hyer
Meridian
State Board of Health
F. W. Deacey
Wame Spencer A Howard
Fonda Lac
Wis
McComb City
Carr
T. F. Perrys
China
Newton
Marshall
Grenada
Bishop Loway
Siler Baoeteter
Mis Son
Maoting
William Shoematte
Todd County
Sharon Grove
Aselsten
A. M. Loftus
HC Loften
Geinsboro
Mer
Troubie
Misa. T P Ware
Dagelburst
United States Court
Myeer
Beverly Kennan
Confederate Army
Save
Brooklyn
N.Y
Kennan
Egypt
New Orleans Post
Tt In
Post
Ensley City
Hirmingham
Wm. Taylor
Sister St Michel
Bragit Jourdan
Ursuline Convent
Warshal
Samuel Lestranze
Webster, Fla
R E Burford
Frank Genn
Tullahoma, Tenn
Louisiana
Polk County
Incimnati
Bock Woml
Glen Alice
United States Rolling Stock Company
New Decatur
Chicago, Ill
Wm. Dukes
Emporia
Misa) Progress
Tom Noles
William Fansier
West Virginia
Ail
Harpers Bazar
Mr. Franklin
Boston
Crelone
Munsey's
Mrsaewel
Geetieman
N. Y
Cabie
Europe
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Historic Ground
Santo Barbera
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