Fragmentary historical notes from 19th century reports
A garbled collection cites surrender at Pine Agency on the 7th, heavy midwinter losses in Paris jest, Jews displaced from northern Russia, and a prewar American political scene. Mentions Garfield teaching in 1851, a World's Fair exhibition, a British war vessel on the west coast, and possible Michigan funding for a National G encampment. Also references Wounded Knee action, Dr Koch in Berlin, Emma Abbott’s death, cremation plans, and a company incorporation amid U S and Central American talks.
Senate shows votes on public bills and a politician’s death
A senate action notes passage of public building bills and a railroad deed authority while reporting a dramatic suicide of A. P. Mrree, rumors on Mexican politics, a jail escape in Tippecanoe County, and other national incidents including a new welding discovery and a Massachusetts judge's death. The summaries reference Platt and Allises, Beiter, Blaine, and General Barrundia context, indicating a wide array of political and social events.
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Akron
Davenport
Bull
le Marr
Abe Bouse
Bull Authority
Hoase
Growvener Speusing
Senate
Hoase Bell
Bank of Lous Ieee
AFFAIRS AT PINE RIDGE AND MILITARY APPOINTMENTS
Reports from Pine Ridge describe the death of Lieutenant Casey of the Twenty-second Infantry who was shot near the hostile camp. California First Infantry units moved toward Pine Ridge while beef issue day fed thousands as hostiles took meat from steers. General Miles awaits word from Big Reed and Jack Red Cloud after talks with the hostiles. A telegram to General Miles states the President will appoint an army officer as Pine Ridge Agency agent with temporary military supervision, replacing previous agents.
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S. I
Miles
Aser
Brooke
Casey
California
Rushville
Pine Ridge
Big Reed
Jack Red Cloud
Little Hawk
Noble
Proctor
Roger
Schofield
Army
Preskiest
Tr Roo
Resterist
S&s. di
Evsevie
Jack Ei
Big Road
Lone Bear
Tall Hawk
Geveral Miles Ther
Core
Washington
Indias
Alliance leads Nebraska Legislature in early session
The Nebraska Legislature opened on the 6th with the Alliance holding a clear majority and electing temporary officers without incident. Reports mention officers, public orders, and various local incidents including a man whipping a prisoner and other unrelated events across states.
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Nebraska
Steez Rammer
Ceror Dalese
Bayonne
Neral Schofield
General Miles
Forsythe
Miles
Wounded Knee
Jos Desogate
United States
Canada
Millersburg
Goshen
Ind
Millie Redman
New York City
Wall Street Farmer
Farmers’ Alliance
Bower A. J. Jmsyver
Anglican Pree
Des Moines
Wolves Invade Western Kansas and Attack Civilians
Telegrams report a pack of wolves crossing from Indian Territory into Western Kansas near Liberal, attacking Mrs. Garvey and her six year old boy as the woman is severely bitten and the child carried away before her eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Indian Territory
Mra . J. Garvey
Frontiers War News Sees Militia Mobilized Across Nebraska
Reports from Nebraska describe General Miles directing frontier defenses as Pine Ridge sentiment grows and settlers rush to fortify towns. Long Pine Valentine and Chadron host state troops while civilians build stockades and appeal for arms. In Kansas City a rail access deal is sealed for 10300 dollars per year amid broader trade notes from New York.
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Loxe
Prxm
Elk Holm Valley
Long Pine
Valentine
Chadron
Bushville
Thayer
English Officer Reports Tensions on Caroline Islands
An English visitor describes clashes between natives and Spanish forces in the Caroline Islands amid native discontent over foreign control and missionary wealth. He suggests missionaries may bear responsibility for turmoil and accuses them of knowledge of a July massacre while withholding warning to authorities.
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Loxpos
Caroline Islamés
Bet
Gunawares
Een Core
Treasury surplus rises as bonds buyback continues
Waserxetos reports a January surplus of 16 million dollars at year end with daily gains as customs receipts outpace internal revenue. Since the fiscal year start, the Treasury has purchased over 72 million in four and four and a half percent bonds while an libel suit seeks the identity of a suspected writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Treasury Department
Southern Gleanings and Notable Tragedies Across the South
A mosaic of Southern notes reports growth across states with census figures and industry data, plus legal, social, and violent incidents. It records a judge's suicide, a Quaker letter on slavery, weddings, tobacco market receipts, arson in Dallas, rising exports, and local crimes across Kentucky Tennessee Georgia and Alabama with brief biographical mentions.
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Tie Terrase i
Ieee
Ramos
Gma
Mississippi Robberies Report From Washington County
An elderly Washington County resident John W Childs was robbed by three armed black men on a road near Burdetta. They searched his clothing and took a knife tobacco cash and a $12 check after demanding tribute. Later a burglary near Jackson involved a man swiping clothes from a rocking chair and escaping.
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John W. Childs
Citizeen
Washington County
Burdette
Liveingstom
Bia
Childs
Mr. Childs
Hotty Srames
Jack Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Wiccan Tee Yeeous Mills
Manaseaa
Neshobs County
Ann Wrreemsroos
Lowndes County
Murphy
Dasmet Dewxerr
New Orleans
Pheyeas
Brookhaven
Gov. Stowz
R. C. Patty
B J. Allen
Nogabee County
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Rep Corp
Pine Agency
Paris
Russia
Ashas
No- Republican Party
Garfield
Ing
Michigan
Detroit
Mies
Carr
Kent
Baldwin
Fore
Seventh Cavalry
Hilk
Berlin
Koch
Emma Abbott
Eugene Wetherell
Donna
Pittsburgh
Ruma
A. P. Mrrree
Elwein
Securragr
Beiter
San Joe
Guatemala
Ranger
Thetis
Barrundia
Tomas Kavaxaen
Ales Hamilton
Paeblo
Col
Cincinaway
E. Cuantes Dev Ess
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Hayes
Boston
Logo
Blaine
Behring Sea
Yutton House
Swift Bear
Rosebud
Ohio
Columbus
Tama County
Bowing Station
Fred Larsen
C.J. Campbell
Seexon Bamacurst
The
Barachin
Flippini Saatrey
Woexi- Steck
Kriven
Birchall
Armeour
Douwrias County
S. D
Tex Lesmas
Wm McDaris
Ami Harry Mack
Wm. O'Neal
Tippecano
ROVER
Eagle Pass
Terare Ref
Secci
Jacksonville
Ark
Horstos
Tex
Hemgary
Louisville
Charles Bell
Mes
James Wacxem
Lakeview
Chicago
Breck
Kaseas City
St. Paul
Kansas City
Kamsas City
Burlington
Fraser Street
Union Depot
St. Joe
Money and Business
KF G Dus &G
ER G& Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Hopefel
Trainfiieve
Eathoek
Wits Eppehensian
Eae Ie &Teufies
Peetec
Guished Peeder
New Mile
Caroline Islands
Wesley Brack
Laurens County
Texas
Iack
Millie Rutherford
Athena Ga
John Whittier
South
Hasan
Tering
Fife
Im Benton. Ky
John J. Dupriest
Lecy A. Dupriess
Muarrisi
Hepahinsville
Kyr
Hopkinsville
Tae Bogshead
Uwal
Stemmers
Dallas
John Wiley
Denean
Will McGregor
Will Tixee
Chas Dixon
Cabiwell County
Mack
John Jackeom
Leathers Literary
Seematina
States
Nashville, Tenn
A Weil
J.C. Street
Terrell Tex
Beth
Mat Gillespie
John Hughes
Dulemite
Ala Beth
Gillespie
Hughes
Wis
Joseph Schardeis
Seng
Franklin Ky
To Loess
Foonville
Tenn Oy
Aso
Mississippi
Jacnsos
Jam
Tressorer Evans
Hemoorazines
Simon LaLae
Stone
Lowercome Labor Agents
Hetty Seaixes
Ariuneas
Labor Agenta
Jackson
Preston Hay
Doelock
Lacy Lester
Col Hay
Old Hickory
Temnesses
Forbes & Walker
Gateshurst
Turner Porches
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