The Unknown of Arizons The Total Indian Population
Omaha correspondence reports an Indian population estimate with 188 415 Indians east of the Rocky Mountains and 17 987 in Nebraska and Dakota Territory. The piece discusses census methods, lodge counts, and reliability concerns in measuring tribal strength.
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New York Herald
Acme
Prescot Igcountes
Rocky Mountains
India
Nebraska
Dakota Territory
Surgeon Beebe Removes Intestines in Adams County Case
A Chicago surgeon, Dr. G Beebe, operated on Peter Hoener, a Quincy farmer, after a ruptured hernia with strangulation. The procedure involved opening the abdomen, removing devitalized bowel, restoring circulation, and resecting a necrotic segment before repairing the hernial opening. Hoener recovered well though post operative inflammation and minor suppuration occurred, treated by a Quincy physician.
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Chicago Times
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Peter Hoener
Minois
German Voters in Quincy Challenged on Liquor Law
A Quincy letter argues Germans should judge the liquor law issue for themselves, rebutting Chicago remarks by Mr Greenebaum. It cites the Lasalle senator Retick and Sangamon senator Stearn as authors, notes Gov Palmer’s role, and urges voters to seek facts over rhetoric while affirming Republican liberalism and honesty.
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Saals, Zeitung
Rodgers
Tribunes
Chicago
John M. Palmer
Springfield
Spesk
Tam
Winged ants in New York and Panama candelillas cited
The article discusses winged ants seen in New York and the Americas, compares them to termites that devastated structures in Europe, and describes Panama’s acacia tree home to aggressive candelilla ants. It notes reports from the West, a Panama bird nesting near these trees, and adds public works news about a postal building project pending completion.
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New York Commercial Advertiser
Egypt
England
Liverpool
Bertvin
New York
Ohio
Mississippi
Missouri
United States
Tropics
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Aspinwall
Scotland
Eure
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Panama
Thos
Dampier
South America
Eleventh District Republican Hope In Illinois Race
The Eleventh District race in Illinois shows Republican David E Beaty of Jersey County favored by observers. Independent Reform declines Dimmitt while Democrats split, nominating Scott Wike after Knapp’s defeat. A Quincy mass meeting backed Greenback supporter Richardson. factional rifts widen. Republicans optimistic they will win the Forty fourth Congress.
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David E. Beaty
Jersey County
J. P. Dimmitt
Te Methodist Episcopal Church
Griggsvile
Whtehall
Dimmtt
Republicat
Roadhouse
Gime
Scott Wike
Pike County
R. A M. Knapp
W. A. Richardson
Congress
Chicago Times
Richardson
Singleton
Hesing-Times
Knapp
Col. Matthews
Price County
Son of Turkish Tanner Pleads Guilty to Larceny
Leo Peijantz indicted for stealing $32 from Lucca Feinstein pleads guilty in General Sessions Court. Aware of deception, he claims to be son of a Constantinople banker and silk broker. Judge Sutherland sentences him to thirty days in the penitentiary hoping his father’s remittance arrives.
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Rrisons
New York Times
Leo Peijantz
Lucca Feinstein
Grand Steel
Court of General Sessions
Peijantz
Rosenthal
Constantinople
Nolan
Sutherland
Death of a Republican journalist Napoleon Gallois noted
London Echo reports the death of Napoleon Gallois, a French Republican journalist celebrated as a principled political enthusiast. He once declined a Ste. Pelagie prison governorship, arguing Republicans must not imprison political offenders and refusing national defense appointments.
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Napoleon Galloia
de Ville
Napoleon Gallois
Paris
Ste. Pelagie
Gallois
National Defense
Sac
Producers vow fight against railroads and monopolies
An overcrocked market and gloom prompt producers to unite. A committee will hire legal counsel to sue the railroad companies and pipelines on conspiracy grounds under the new state constitution. A subscription is circulating to fund the prosecution as hostilities are seen to begin in state politics.
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Za Committee
Lost German surveyors rescued after eight days in Colorado frontier
John Lessig's surveying party along the Republican River in Colorado faced eight days of peril when six Germans strayed from camp. After days of search, two men were found exhausted but alive with the others starving. They had subsisted on raw frogs and antelope soup, with scarce water, before rescue. One crew member who departed for buffalo work vanished, likely killed by a buffalo.
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Rye
N. H
Charles Waldron
John Sam
Dartaioath College
Moraiog
Bac
D. K. Kimberly
J. Fabinger
Kimberly
Fabinger
Kimberley
Mr. Fabinger
Leszie
Labrador and the Washington Treaty dispute
The United States faces questions on how the Treaty of Washington applies to Labrador imports. The British government treats Labrador as part of Newfoundland, under the same laws, impacting herring and a few other Labrador products. The Treasury plans to wait for State Department guidance before finalizing any decision, which will influence shipping costs and arrangements.
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Labrador
Washington
New York
State Department
American Navy Officers Visit Marseilles Afloat
Rear Admiral A Ludlow Case, commanding the US squadron in Europe, concluded a cordial stay in Marseilles aboard the Franklin with a banquet for Consul Potter and ship officers on Sept 10. The Admiral and party then left Marseilles on Sept 12 for Barcelona en route to the Levant.
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Admira A.ludlow Case
United States
Frank W. Potter
Marseilles
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Congress
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Field
Case
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Secutary
Potter
Barcelona
Levant
Reception Fiasco at Portsmouth Navy Yard Ends in Confusion
Washington correspondent recounts a chaotic attempted reception of Secretary Robeson at the Portsmouth Navy Yard New Hampshire. Misread messages, a misdirected gig and a driving carriage caused a delayed greeting, a deserted wharf, and a comic collision of marching Marines, drums, and a bewildered Secretary amid a thunderous salute.
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Washington
Cincinnati Gazete
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Aulick
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Ibs Vos de Mand
Miners Strike at Colchester Over Pay Demand
The Macomb Journal reports Colchester miners strike against Quincy Coal Company seeking a one cent per bushel raise. Workers claim longer mine shafts justify higher pay. Superintendent ignored demands and many miners quit, though Roberta's shaft employs about 100 men with scarce layoffs.
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Quincy Coal Company
Macomb Journal
Colchester
Theu
Roberts
Quincy Company
Roberta
Mademoiselle Creque Loses Jewelry At New York Hotel
Mademoiselle Pauline Creque, prima donna of the French Opera Troupe, arrived from Mexico and lodged at Grand Central Hotel. She entrusted jewelry valued at 20000 dollars to the hotel, later reported a sapphire ring, a 1200 dollar ring, a diamond necklace, a solitaire diamond worth 800 dollars, and earrings and bracelets missing after moving to 140 East Fourteenth Street. Capt. Byrnes and detectives arrested Louis Vion who had the jewelry and pawn tickets enabling recovery of all items.
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Grand Central Hotel
Mexico
Louis Vion
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Vion
Yeterday Mila
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Miners Riots Near Wilkes-Barre Pa Cause Turmoil
A rumor of a strike at Spring Brook near Moosic triggers a sheriff alarm as Irish miners demand the discharge of a Welsh boss Joseph Davis. Rioters attack two men amid a tense stand, 80 to 100 miners armed, crowd disperses as deputies approach. fear of further trouble tomorrow.
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