Indian Uprising Fears Mark Walker Mission Bear Island
Dispatches from Walker Minnesota report General Bacon leading Third Infantry veterans toward Bear Island to press settlers and force Indian tribes to terms amid feared Chippewa uprising. Reports claim fighting bands move toward Little Boys lake and a lake gale hinders operations as a tug is seized by pillagers. Authorities fear large Indian cooperation.
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Minneapolis
Journal
Walker
Minn
Bacon
Santiago
Third Infantry
Bear Island
Lucian
Vera
Pilagers
Little Boys Lake
Lech Lake
Raton
Bank Robbers Miss $60000 From Molsons Bank Vault
St Paul Oct 5 A special reports 60000 in bank notes missing from Molsons bank vault the vault had been opened by the regular combination officials and police withhold details manager away on a shooting trip and clerks at work Ep is copal convention opening in Washington Oct 5 the Triennial gathering of the Protestant Episcopal church began with solemn ceremonies Admission by ticket caused many to be disappointed Bishop Whipple of Minnesota formally opened the gathering after an elaborate musical service
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Savannah
Fernandia
Campbell Island
Brunswick
Jesse
Sterling Station
Charles Wright
Glynn
McIntosh
Darien
St. Paul
Molsons Bank
Episcopalian Convention
Washington
Protestant Episcopal Church of America
Church of Epiphany
House of Bishops
Whipple
Minnesota
Columbus
W.C.T.U
First Presbyterian Church
Russia
Massassachusetts News Association
Hitchcock
St. Peterburg
Sth
Agricultural Department
Bradstreet’s
Post Office
Freight Claim Agents Meet in Mobile Convention
The seventh semi annual meeting of the International Freight Claim association opened in Mobile Alabama with President W H Hancock of Union Pacific delivering the annual address. Delegates from the freight claim departments of major transportation companies in the United States Canada and Mexico attend as the convention discusses committee reports on a wide range of subjects over several days.
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Mobile
Ala
International Freight Claim Association
W. H. Hancock
Union Pacific System
United States
Canada
Mexico
Flower Day parade thrills Kansas City crowds
Kansas City on October 5 held a grand flower parade far larger than prior years. Hundreds of elaborately decorated vehicles carried blooms and society leaders along the route to disbandment amid a cheering throng.
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Kansas City
General Wheeler Continues Testimony At War Probe
General Wheeler resumed testimony before the war investigation committee in Washington on the New York World charges. He denied camp horrors on August 27, claiming the camp commander had full power to provide relief. He acknowledged possible suffering but said soldiers were generally well cared for and there was no lack of food.
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Washington
Wheeler
War Investigation Committee
New York World
Cam
Quay and McKee Held on 5000 Bail in Corruption Case
In Philadelphia on October 5 United States Senator Richard R. Quay and Charles B. McKee of Pittsburgh were held to answer at the next term on charges of using state funds deposited in the People's bank for personal gain. The bankruptcy of Bodie’s twenty-stamp mill was reported with a $50,000 loss. Other dispatches note Admiral Cervera’s potential senate appointment, no orders to Colonel Bryan to return to his regiment, tensions in the Orient tied to Anglo American interests, a Madison wedding of Grace Vilas and Lucien Hanks, copper market activity in New York, and Governor Budd ordering extradition papers in Botkin case.
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Philadelphia
United States
Richard R. Quay
Charles B. McKee
Pittsburg
People’s Bank
Madison
Wis
Grace Episcopal Church
Mary Esther Vilas
Vilas
Lucien Mason Hanks
Byrd Morrison
Harriet Cary
Elsie Vilas
Marshall Hanks
Edward 8
Mann
William Dockery
Chicago
Henry H. Morgan
Knox Kinney
East
Gilman Street
Rough Rider
New York
Holland
Bullock Famil Onda
Georgia
Harvard College
New York City
Abram Hewitt
Henry George
Harrison
Civil Service Commission
Cleveland
Hig
Strong
Police Commission
McKinley
Navy
Regiment of
Rough Riders
Natonal
Theodore Roosevelt
Adust
Empire State
Alabama
Cuban Hospitality and Geronimo Impress at Pageant
An account describes Cuban social rites where guests are served cigars on a silver salver and a donzolia lights and passes them to visitors during music. Geronimo the Apache chief appears at a sham battle, riding apart from others in dignified, solitary style to applause. The piece notes Apache dress simplicity and contrasts war garb with red cloth foreheads.
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Familly
Geronimo
Omaha World Herald
South Omaha Drovers' Journal and a Money Order Note
The piece describes The Drovers Journal as the west’s leading livestock market paper with multiple subscription options and sample copies. It also explains a post office money order extension for small transactions and notes Theodore Roosevelt’s political rise and character amid various mismatched biographical snippets.
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South Omaha
The
Drovers’ Journal Co
Donna Anbery
U. S
Nebraska
From Africa to St Louis A Converted Missionary's Tale
A New York Dispatch summary recounts Robert T. Tape, once a feared cannibal in Akra West Africa, who after contact with missionaries became a preacher and missionary. He narrates his transformation through a dramatic prayer sign and brain of white light, travels across the globe, and plans to return to Africa to spread his faith. The piece contrasts African ritual practices with Christian conversion and notes African beliefs in multiple gods and brutal rites.
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St. Louis
Africa
Robert T. Tape
Akra
West Africa
Tagoe
Gloucester
England
China
India
France
America
Tam Doung
Jacobas
Avena
New York Dispatch
Murder of Empress Elizabeth Shocks Austro Empire
The public is urged to consider the murder of the morally pure Empress Elizabeth, described as having never involved herself in politics. The report attributes the tragedy to court intrigue, driven by Archduchess Sophia, whose obstruction created distance between the empress and the emperor, undermining her role and freedom.
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Archdukhe Sophia
Elizabeth
Hin
Elizabeth of Austria Endures Viennese Court Ostracism
In Collier's Weekly, Elizabeth Alexandra shows grace amid harsh Viennese aristocracy after marrying Francis Joseph. She faces exclusive court circles, ostracism encouraged by the emperor’s mother, and seeks solace in outdoor sports and physical discipline after years of strain.
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Elizabeth
Francis Joseph
Collier's Weekly
Umbrella Conscience Quip From New Orleans Drummer
A New Orleans drummer recalls a tale of reclaiming a man’s umbrella after a brief mix up. He explains how, during a rain shower, he corrected the mistaken possessor and walked away dry, remarking on nerve and ownership in a humorous vignette from the Times-Democrat.
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New Orleans
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Discovery cures miner’s cough claim at Marysville
A. C. Thomas of Marysville Texas says Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption cured his consumption and hemorrhages after years of agony. He claims gold from the Klondike is less valuable than this remedy and would pay even one hundred dollars per bottle. The ad touts cures for asthma bronchitis and all throat and lung troubles with trial bottles free at Phoenix Drug Co. Regular sizes 50 cents and one dollar. Guaranteed to cure or money back.
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A. C. Thomas
Marysville
Texas
Klondike
Dr. King
H. PB. Bucklen and Co
Chicago
Phoenix Drug Co
Rourke will case argues forgery in probate court
The Rourke will dispute dominates the Probate court session as Miss Cora Brill administers the estate while Walter Bennett and others contest a will alleged to be forged. Attorneys argued over the validity of the will after James Roake’s death halted pending administration.
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Rourke
Cora Brill
A. C. Baker
Walter Bennett
Bucklen's Arnica Salve offer in 19th century ad
The advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best remedy for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped skin chilblains and corns. It guarantees satisfaction or money refunded and lists price at 25 cents per box with sale through The Phoenix Drug Co and MP Chubb's drug stores.
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Phoenis Drug Co
MP Chubt
William Tiffany tribute and old medicine ad in Phoenix notice
The fragment honors William Tiffany with a wartime verse and recalls Harold R. Wynne in Collier's Weekly. An advertisement for Dr King’s New Life Pills touts easy action and health benefits. Also notes Mesa train schedules for October 5 departure and return trips from Phoenix, returning to the old timetable.
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Mesa
Phoenix
Good Templars Elect Officers Across Maricopa District
In a Saturday meeting, Maricopa area Good Templars elected officers for the coming year. Names include KP DT J. D. Lopez, Oscar Mullen, A. P. Walbridge, Grace Newell, Ella Jolson, C. G. Coy, W. J. Welcome, and several D. posts across Floral Phoenix Tempe Mesa and Floral districts with G. M. Bonar named electoral superintendent.
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KP. DT
J. D. Lopez
Pd.t
Oscar Mullen
Temp Dy. Co
A. P. Walbridge
Phoenix
Grace Newell
Mesa
Ella B. Jolson
Tempe
D. Sec
C. G. Coy
Floral
D. Tr
W. J. Welcome
D. M
D. O. Parret
D. G
Harry Hendrix
Harold Darlington
Mess
T. Root
Miss Fay Newell
G. M. Bonar
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