Indians and Red Cloud in Grand Council Speech
Washington reports a grand council with Red Cloud and other Indian delegates. Secretary Cox and Interior officials pledge peaceon-reservation living, arms withheld until peaceful behavior. Red Cloud demands removal of forts and avoid roads and Big Horn lines, preferring farming later. Little Bear voices mistreatment concerns and approval greets the chiefs.
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Washington, Jaune
Secretary of the Interior
Parker
Smith
Colyer
Brunet
Red Cloud
Grand Council
Cox
Pres N
Fors Fetterman
Black Hills
Big Horn Mountains
Little Bear
German Festival at Houston to Proceed Without Black Attendees
Galveston June 7. Extensive preparations are under way in Houston for the German Festival set for tomorrow and Thursday. The question of admitting Black people has been settled negatively.
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Galveston
Houston
Fire destroys Joliet planning mill affecting two youths
A Joliet planning mill operated by Bockey & Co. was set ablaze and burned to the ground on Monday night. Two girls, Loney Barkers aged 12 and La venia Landey aged 14, drowned yesterday near Cuba in Potoam Creek while bathing. A large forest near Fontainbleau, Paris, suffered extensive damage with over four hundred acres of timber destroyed.
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Bockey & Co’s
Joliet
Loney Barkers
Lavenia Landey
Cuba
Potoam Creek
Fontainbleau
Paris
FENIAN RAID AND REBELLION NOTES
A Chicago Fenian raid on Sault Ste Marie is rumored with 100 men. Preparations were made, but the group may turn toward Duluth. Winnipeg rebellion reports a large French settler meeting favoring resistance to Red River expedition and possibly independence. Riel makes no military prep. Manitoba bill likely to pass Red River Legislature.
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Toronto
Chicago
Sault St. Marie
Duluth
Winnepeg
Fort Garry
Red River
Riel
Manitoba
Murder and suicide incidents report in three cities
In New York Mrs Annie Holmes of Jersey City was thrown down a hundred steps by her drunken husband on Sunday and died yesterday. In Philadelphia William Stratton shot Amelia Mc Cloughery, an 8 year old girl, then killed himself, dying minutes later.
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New York
Annie Holmes
Jersey City
Jersey Heights
Benrday
Philadelphia
Wm. Stratton
Amelia McCloughery
National Photographers Meet Opens at Central Park
The National Photographers Association began its annual meeting in Cleveland Ohio with a Wednesday afternoon session. A large turnout is expected with an estimated 300 to 400 members likely to attend as photographers from across the country display what is described as the largest exhibit collection to date. The event runs through the week and highlights the association’s ongoing activities. The typography union in Cincinnati also met this morning with officers reporting receipts of 2444 dollars 49 cents and expenditures of 1345 dollars 69 cents. New officers were installed.
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Cleveland
National Photogrphers’ Association
Central Park
Typographical Union
CixcignaTi
International Typographical Union
Brigands Captured in Yanina District
New York reports a band of twenty seven brigands from Bashi Bassook's former force in Yanina Turkey. Troops hunted them. two chiefs plus five comrades captured, fourteen killed. Paris announces M Provost Para dos appointed French minister to the U S, to depart late June. Paris deaths from smallpox last week reach 173. Rumors of massacres in Roumania provoke protests. reports claim Jews were expelled plundered maltreated. Emperor illness noted as rhyadiasm. Further dispatches cite unrest and reactions from various parties.
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New York
Yanina
Turkey
Bashi Bassook
Paris
Tornado Hits Santee Indian Agency Killing Carpenter
A tornado on June 2 passed over the Santee Indian Agency in the afternoon, demolishing a building connected to the Episcopal mission. A carpenter was killed and a painter severely hurt inside the building.
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Omaha
Santee Indian Agency
Episcopal Mission
Congress in session debates apportionment and Indian lands
Senate measures include repatterning of seats and the Osage lands bill. An interior boundary change for land districts passes, while the Indian appropriations bill faces amendment and debate. House actions cover Kansas City port status and contested elections payments. Garfield currency bill gains attention amid varied support and opposition as sessions adjourn with little public impact.
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Senate
Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Interior
Pomeroy
Kansas
Davis
Morrill
HOUSE
Kansas City
Dawes
Congress
Garfield
Committee On Banking and Currency
Cox
Smith
Vermont
Morgan
Quotations at Dealers Line Share Oat G Oe Bo De Poraroas
Fragmentary OCR text appears as a dealer quotation line with garbled figures and names. Readable names and numbers are unclear. the fragment lacks coherent event, place, or date details to form a factual summary.
Prospects of India cotton crop improve
A collection of brief items notes improving prospects for India's cotton crop. Other items mention the Supreme Court of Iowa meeting in Des Moines, Garfield's reelection in Washington Territory, a hotel fire in Omaha, Des Moines city ordinance repeal, San Francisco financials, a lightning death in Pittsburgh, Oregon election results, and a Washington baseball win over Forest City.
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India
Supreme Court of Iowa
Des Moines
Garfield
Congress
Washington Territory
St. Charles
Omaha
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Nvens -Horton
Pittsburg
Oregon
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