Howl of Horror Troops Sent for Indian School Clash
A dispatch reports Commissioner Morgan asks troops to enforce Indian children attending the government run school at Kean's Canon. Catholic Missions defend contract schools and oppose Morgan’s stance. Mequi Indians favored schooling but oppose the current policy, with broader concerns over costs and federal management of Native education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steciat
Difpatch
Wasniseros
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Morgan
Kean‘s Canon
Ariz
Catholic Board of Indian Missions
Kean
Indian Bureau
Silver coinage plan to mint standard dollars from trade bars
After a Cabinet meeting Secretary Foster announced that Congress requires the trade dollar bars be coin into standard silver dollars. About 5,148,281 standard dollars will result, yielding a net profit over cost of about 600,000. Demand for small coins, especially dimes, remains high and most recoinage will be dimes, with some 25 cent pieces possible at San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Foster
Secretary of the Treasury
Philadelphia
New Orleans
San Francisco
Commissioner Morgan clash over contract schools in Indian policy
Officials from the Board of Catholic Indian Missions defend the contract school plan and blame Commissioner Morgan for instability. They argue his push for government control, aided by political appointees, jeopardizes Indian welfare and attendance, while critics cite his delays and request for military protection as mismanagement of education for the Moqui and other tribes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Bareatt
Mequis
Whiers
Morgan
Amie
Indian Bureau
Board of
Catholic Indian Missions
Harrison
Brennan to Face Preliminary Examination in Houston
Tuesday bids fail as old bitterness resurges over the Wood assassination. It is conceded James Brennan cannot be convicted in Houston. if acquitted, he is expected to flee and risk more fatalities. A preliminary examination is planned for next week with a large showing from Woodedale as Colonel Wood’s faction prepares to pressure Hogston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Brennan
Wood
Houston
Brennan
Woodedale
Hogston
Prowries
After Quay's Scalp Help Dalzell in the League Campaign
Philadelphia dispatch reports that the Citizens' Republican Association denies aiming to challenge Senator Quay yet signals Quay's supremacy is attacked. Magee and eastern western politicians are seen in outlines of a plan, with Dalzell backing for State League of Clubs presidency, and Lindsay of Pittsburgh urging Dalzell as president to rally the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalzell
Magee
Philadelphia
Citizens’ Republican Association
Senator Quay
Republican Party of Pennsylvania
Quay
C. L. Magee
William B. Ahern
Republican Campaign Committee
Republican State League of Clubs
Tdalzell
Pennsylvania
Youn Republicans
A Association
Jack Robinson
John Dalzell
State League
Robert H. Lindsay
Pittsburg
Pittsburgers
Robinson
Displeased With Plumb at Clay Center Address
Republican leaders in Topeka unhappy with Senator Plumb after his June speech to the Northwestern Editorial Association. He urged editors to keep cool on the Alliance and warned against a bitter open fight, while urging farmers to pursue a different plan. Party leaders disputed his privately conveyed advice and rejected the softer stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Dispatch
Topeka
Kann
Plumb
Clay Center
Northwestern Editorial Association
Republican Central Committee
Rathbone's Commission Signed in Washington
The President signed the commission appointing Fetes E Rathbone, recently Chief of the Post Office Department and Fourth Assistant Postmaster General, on June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fetes E. Rathbone
Post Office Department
United States Treasurer Reports Surplus Over Foreign Fractions
The United States Treasurer announces a surplus of 3,027,307 dollars, exceeding fractions, silver, and deposits in national banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Chester Clubs Indorse J B Robinson for State League
Chester June 26 The Chester Republican Club elected Thomas B Shaw president and endorsed John B Robinson for the Presidency of the Republican State League in a special telegram dispatch. The Young Men's Republican Club chose Robert S Parker over Edward Farmer 40 to 32. A five member committee was named to canvass the state for Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Chester Republican Club
Thomas B. Shaw
John B. Robinson
Republican State League
Young Men's Republican Club
Robert
Parker
Edward Farmer
League
Company A First Regiment Blue and Gray organized
A new military unit called Company A, First Regiment United States Blue and Gray is forming in Kansas City Kansas for the World’s Fair. It will consist of ex Union and ex Confederate veterans, with officers elected: W F Wilkins captain, John T Ebbs first lieutenant, John Pigeon second lieutenant, and M Sergeant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
United States
W. F. Wilkins
One Hundred and Twenty-fifth
Illinois
John T. Ebbs
Old Joe
John Pigeon
Michigan
Remarkable Tale of a Stowaway in the Indian Ocean
Lieutenant Shofeldt recounts a remarkable incident aboard a ship when a stowaway was found adrift in the Indian Ocean. The account previews another of his remarkable experiences to be featured in THE DIS PATCH tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shofeldt
Indian Ocean
Ex County Treasurer Monroe Indicted in Embezzlement Case
In Faulk County South Dakota ex county treasurer W B Monroe and 25 bondsmen face embezzlement charges after a grand jury returned indictments. Judge Fuller set Monroe’s bond at 1000 dollars. Cashier Fred A Seamon of the defunct Faulk County Bank is also charged with receiving money after insolvency with bail at 1500 dollars. several others tied to the affair are said to be indicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fauleton
W. B. Monroe
Fuller
Monroe
Fred A. Seamon
Faulk County Bank
Bank sues ex-president for 1.5 million in Wisconsin
The Keosha County Bank of Wisconsin filed suit in federal court against George F. Harding of this city for 1,500,000 alleging he unjustly diverted bank assets for his own use during his presidency. A receiver took over, and Harding secured an injunction blocking action until March 16 last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicagco
Keosha County Bank
Wisconsin
United States District Court
George F. Harding
Harding
4 Mad Steer Roams Cincinnati Streets
A mad Texas steer escaped in Cincinnati, traveling from West End hills to Third and Locke streets, a 21g mile wild chase. Buggies and wagons were jostled as the beast intruded crowds. a policeman named Ps 2 Knocked Sore was knocked and wounded in the shoulder and chest, then rescued as another officer shot and killed the steer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
West End
Third and
Locke Streets
Third
New Defalcations of an Agent at New York Life
An officer of the New York Life Insurance Company states a new short age of 125 000 has been found in the accounts of the Spanish American Department. The deficit, linked to Agent Merzbacker, plus a prior shortage of 572 000, brings his total defalcation to nearly 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Life Insurance Company
Merzbacker
Parnell in Politics and a Visit to America
Report outlines Charles Stewart Parnell's political prospects after his marriage to Mrs. O'Shea. It notes his plan to join the Carlow election campaign, possible London ceremony, and aims to visit the United States in autumn. It cites Liberal supporters praising his moral rehabilitation and discusses potential shifts in strategy with his ally Mrs. Parnell and the McCarthyites faction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnell
Brighton Today
O'Shea
Steyning
Brighton
Carlow
O'Gorman Mahon
London
America
United States
Atlantic
Baltimore
Walsingham Terrace
House of Commons
Lithal
Asa
Colonel Sam Wood's Slayer Battle Looms at Trial
Special telegram from Liberal Kansas reports Stevens County war reignited after the murder of Colonel Samuel Wood, leader of the Woodsdale faction, at Hugston setting the stage for a preliminary trial slated for June 4. The case touches rival factions and regional tensions as authorities prepare for proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kax
Stevens County
Samuel Wood
Woodsdale
Hugston
Russian language exam requirement for German teachers
In St Peterssuna on June 96 the Russian Government announced that German school teachers must pass a Russian language exam in September to continue teaching. The notice specifies mandatory language screening as a condition of employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peterssuna
The Spanish Treaty Signed in Mavonip June
The commercial treaty with America was signed a day and will publish on August 1 and go into operation September 1. British Mutineers Sentenced in Loxspox June 20 as court martial proceedings conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Three Leaders Sentenced to Labour by Subordinate Court
In a recent proceedings the three leaders received seven weeks of hard labor while several others were sentenced to two weeks hard labor.
Sir William Gordon-Cumming to Run for Parliament
Sir William Gordon-Cumming plans to stand as a Conservative candidate for Elgin county in the next election amid a quiet canvass. He suppresses public discussion of the baccarat trial's details, writing instead on sporting and military reminiscences. publishers in America and Britain have shown interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loaxnox
Sir William Gordon- Cumming
Sir William
Elgin County
Sir Illiam
South Africa
Egypt
Coleridge
Prince of Wales
Doncaster
Rotherham
Hussars
Aldershot
Conversion of Hebrews to Christians Sparks Church Conflict
Odessa June 26 The Holy Synod refused to proselytize Hebrews for material ends deeming it immoral. A government decree granting full rights to converted Hebrews clashed with the Synod which then issued a second circular banning priests from refusing baptism. Hebrews are left distrusting authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odessa
Russia
Holy Synod
Germany's Industrial Crisis Deepens in East Prussia
Berlin reports the last Crown Council under the Emperor discussing destitution in East Prussia with ministers to visit the province. The Tagelbatt notes bread and other provisions including potatoes rising as riots grow and corn duties face repeal agitation. The London dateline also notes Rev Charles Spurgeon in fragile health after a restless night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
East Prussia
Tagelbatt
Bishop of Grenoble Accepts Republic as Best Form in France
Paris reports the Bishop of Grenoble, once unreconciled, has written to his clergy accepting the republic as the best form of government for France. The move marks a notable shift in church-state relations during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Grenoble
Republic
Frante
Crooked Banker in Germany Sentenced for Forgery
VIEs tNA June 26 Herr Mayer director of the Messe branch of the German State Bank has been sentenced to ten years imprisonment for systematic forgery and fraud. Shirley Dare explains beauty tips for readers of THE DISPATCH tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Vieswna
Herr Mayer
Messe
Boy Husband Abducted In Baltimore Suit For 810,000
A 30 year old wife, Minnie Parker, seeks 810,000 against Frank Ehlen and Benjamin F. Newcomer for alienating her husband Malcolm Parker and abducting him. Parker, under 19, married in Washington after meeting three months earlier. The wife says two men, Ehlen and Newcomer, took her husband from their Philadelphia home after she had earned money to support them. The case notes the husband’s guardianship and a family dispute over recognition and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Dispatch
Baltimore
Minnie Parker
Birch
L. L. Parker
Frank Ehlen
Benjamin F. Newcomer
Washington
Parker
Anne
Philadelphia
B. F. Newcomer
Frenchy No 1 Greets Jury With Arabic Salutation
Ameer Ben Ali known as Frenchy No 1 returned to the General Sessions bar for his murder trial of Shakespeare. He stood, saluted in Arabic and sat, then remained calm. The prosecution outlines strong circumstantial evidence and heroin custody while the jury plans a visit to the East River Hotel murder scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ameer Ben Ali
Frenchy No. 1
Shakespeare
Saraamed
Smyth
Mussulman
Mursalman
Conoe
Tee
Currie Brown
East River
Tornado destroys Natal ie breaker killing six in Moret Carmen
Six men died when the Patterson Coal Company's Natalie breaker near Moret Carmen, two miles north of the city, was crushed by a tornado. Slaters Lodge Roberts and two unknowns perished, carpenters died inside the structure. The storm caused widespread damage, flooding, and train washouts as rescuers, police, and firemen aided survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moret Carmen
Patterson Coal Company
Natalie
J. N. Blossom
Hawley
J. Bentley Dodson
Shickshing
Richard Roberts
Luzerneborough
William Lodge
Big Mountain
Lodge
Roberts
Wilkesharre
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Lightning wrecks powder mills near Galveston
A June thunderstorm lightning struck the American Powder Company powder house containing 2 000 kegs, triggering explosions at Hazard Dupont and Laflin Rand houses. The blast wrecked the area, shattered glass, toppled buildings, killed cattle, injured residents, and caused total losses around 20 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
American Powder Company
Hazard & Dupont
Laflin & Rand
Victor Cortinas
Wder
Eagle Grove
Aed
Eye witness recalls Cherokees flood wrecking homes
An eyewitness from Cherokee reports a sudden cloudburst floods Cherokee, transforming houses into bubbles on the crest of water. Trees bend and break as torrents sweep through, leaving 300 to 400 families homeless. The flood struck before residents realized what happened. The speaker emphasizes the need to see the devastation to grasp its scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dope
Cherokee
A Deluge of Hail Over Hudson Suburbs
Huge hail descended from brick clouds over the Hudson and suburbs beyond the Jersey Palisades. The storm halted cable cars above One Hundred and Sixty-eighth Street as visibility vanished. A strong wind caused damage to temporary stands and tents used by summer crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dispatch
New Yours
Hudson
Jersey Palisades
City
Harlem
One Hundred and Fifth Street
One Hundred and Sixty-eighth Street
Flood Devastates Correctionville Iowas Town and Dams
A Correctionville to Kingsley messenger reports a severe flood sweeping the valley washing away a new dam above Correctionville. Lower town houses were carried off with narrow escapes for residents. Five bridges were destroyed and business districts heavily damaged. The total houses destroyed remain unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Correctionville
Kingsley
Omaha Under Water Storm floods Omaha and floods north areas
Omaha reports severe storm damage with prolonged rain. East Omaha suffers heavy flooding as water covers Clark Street to Twenty fourth Street, reaching depths of two to six feet in developed northern districts. Local residents and services faced disruption as the deluge persisted through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Clark Street
Twenty-fourth Street
Francis Murphy Hurt in Western Rail Accident
In a Montana wreck near Rosenup a washout on the Northern Pacific line sent a west bound train into embankment. Francis Murphy the Pittsburg temperance lecturer broke his nose while Mrs Murphy had a slight facial abrasion. Thirteen others were injured, many with scratches. several passengers feared drowned but all were rescued. Murphy planned to rest at Helena Sanitarium before proceeding to Spokane Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Portland
Ore
Illiam, Toole and Son
Hamilton
Ont
Francia Murphy
Helena Sanitarium
Spokane Falls
Palestine Sinks Near San Francisco With All Hands Safe
The Palestine, a 1400 ton coal ship from Tacoma, struck the San Francisco bar and sank quickly while the crew of 71 was saved. The vessel, 209 feet long and built in 1877 at Bath Maine, had 2500 tons of coal for Southern Pacific when she went down after striking 13 fathoms of water. The Wizard towed the sailors to harbor as calm seas prevailed and Captain McCartney ordered lifeboats used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Palestine
Tacoma
Southern Pacific Company
McCartney
Boa
Bath
Samuel Blair
Flood Devastates Moville Iowa Trio and Rail Line
At Chicago and Northwestern HQ Boone Iowa a dispatch from Moville reports Moville wiped out with water up to ceilings. Homes swept away rail turntable displaced three miles of track lost between Mogille and Kingsley bridges damaged Sioux river. Storms intensify eastward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Chicago and Northwestern
Maple River
Moville
Mogille
Kingsley
Sioux River
Train Collision Kills Crew and Cattle in Jefferson
A freight train wreck in Jefferson Texas on the Texas Pacific Railway killed rear brakeman S. M. Dean and another crew member L. St. Grutger, with about 25 head of beef cattle, and demolished engines and eight cars. Both engineers and firemen survived by jumping. The crash was caused by the eastbound train leaving two minutes early, delaying all trains by about 12 hours. A similar collision occurred nearby last Monday on the same line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Tex
Texas Pacific Railway
S. M. Dean
L. St. Grutger
Jealous Barber shoots railroad fireman at Wilcox tragedy
A jealous barber Charles Sprague shot Louis Van Vliet, a railroad fireman, at Wilcox after threats of vengeance. Van Vliet was struck in the heart and lung and died or soon to die. Sprague, from Ridgway, was disarmed, surrendered, and awaiting outcome with legal proceedings. Wilcox, near the Bush murder site, is described. a future Dispatch sports note mentions a baseball review in tomorrow's edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
Louis van Vliet
Charles Sprague
Wilcox
van Vliet
Sprague
Ridgway
Wimmer
Hartman
Oe Jo
Squire Healy
Hull
van Viliet
Signs of a Squall Right to Indorse a Deal in Selecting Judges
A county political clash over judicial appointments under Governor Pattison centers on whether the Republican County Committee should indorse a slate or call a convention. Figures like C. S. Fetterman, A. J. McQuilty, and Alderman P. B. Reilly weigh in, with Democratic views noting past influences shaping the judge slate. A social Tariff Club event featuring Congressman John Robinson is described as nonpolitical in tone despite political undercurrents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Committee
Pattison
John R. Harbison
Tsting
C. S. Fetterman
Foley
MeGules
K. Bilips
Eecahera
County Committee
W. B. Kirker
Bellevue
Mr. Phillips
P. B. Reilly
Ublican Party
Mr. Fetterman
Judge Porter
Kennedy
Reilly
Tariff Club
Thirtieth Ward
Republican Club
Philadelphia
Jack Robinson
Cincinnati
H. P. Ford
Ford
John Robinson
John Izell
Dalzell
Washington
Robinson
Beame
Alee
John Dalzell
Pre Be
Mr. Dalzell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fester Andeouines
Treasury
Synthus
Genert
Inhue
Arions
Board of Catholic Missions
Father Chappelle
Otfee
Erecr
Morin
Inoothe
Interior Department
Artivan
Ierguin Hunters
Luyers
Ata
Kansas
Rathbone
Company
Blue and Gray
Crooked
South Dakota Banking
Mr. Parnell
E. Dwyer Gray
McCarthy
Bournemouth
Eee
Dillon
Brien
Sam Wood
Gordon-Cumming
Crown Council
Mr. Spurgeon
Loxnox
Charles Spurgeoin
Indorses
Shirley Dare
Murray
Sulaamed
Mt. Carmel
Francis Murphy
Med District
Burlington and Elkhorn
Traine
Corrrectionville
Jules Verne
Dispatch Tomorrow
Sporting
Republican County Committee For Organization
Indorse
Fetterman
THE
T. C
Brennen
Sipe
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!