Indians and civilians hold actions at Pine Ridge
Reports from Pine Ridge and surrounding areas detail 500 friendly Indians moving to join hostiles, cavalry dispatched, and measures to intercept. General Miles signals restraint until Pine Ridge conference outcome known, while Big Foot and Hump retreat to agency. Other items report presidential subscription doubts for the World Fair and Hazleton murder amid regional unrest.
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Fort Russell
Cheyenne
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Congressional Proceedings and Associated News Dec 20
Pettigrew introduces a bill banning firearms to Indiana reservations. Several private pension bills pass. Moody reports a claim adjudication bill for Indian depredations. Sawyer seeks early action on the postal telegraph bill. Wolcott objects. Ingalls granted two weeks leave. Platt proposes $100,000 for German Koch remedy supply. Morgan and Privileges Committee push statutory amendments. Reagan offers a financial bill amendment favoring free coinage, striking silver purchases. Senate votes on election and pure food issues. Spooner supports the Federal Election Law. Various constructions, tunnels, and contracts approved. a New York Bay tunnel project and Columbia river improvements sanctioned. Wrecked vessel San Francisco loots and prisoners rescued. Parnell warns of eye injury risk from lime. Gold shipment arrives, totaling about £480,000 or $4.71 million.
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Death of Allen Evans Pioneer of Long Valley
Allen B. Evans, formerly of Long Valley and now of San Francisco, died last night after months of bedridden illness. Born April 7, 1832 in Ohio, he helped settle Long Valley in 1859 with brothers Newton and Alvaro. He leaves a wife, a sister Mrs. Arrowsmith, and brothers Newton, Alvaro, and A. A. Evans of Reno. Pete Evans and Mrs. Arrowsmith depart for San Francisco tonight. The Evans family later sold Long Valley to John M. Rhodes and relocated to San Francisco.
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Reno
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Ohio
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Gouffe murder case trial continues in Paris
Paris dispatch reports Mich ael Eyraud and Gabrielle Bompard facing charges for the Gouffe murder. Prosecutor rejects hypnotism defenses, insists both prisoners are equally culpable. Eyraud condemned to death, Bompard to twenty years hard labor. Indignant witnesses and local updates follow. Also notes Skowhegan license clash and Portand City Hall stone laying with Oregon officials.
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Paris
Michael Eyraud
Gabrielle Bompard
Notary Gouffe waa
Nancy
Charcois
Nancy School
Eyraud
Mile
Bompard
Telegraphic Brevities: Dividends, Transit Ban, Trial Rulings
Wells Fargo pays its regular 4 percent semi annual dividend. Toronto city council bans streetcars on Sundays. Judge Baker in New Orleans overrules motion to quash indictments in the murder case of Chief Hennessy by Italians.
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Behring Sea dispute to be laid before Congress
President Harrison plans to transmit papers on Behring Sea rights and seal fishery claims to Congress. He opposes British arbitration, seeks legislative support, and requests funds to outfit revenue ships to enforce fur seal protection in Alaska. Also notes on Aurania arrival and Stoddard case developments.
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United States
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Behring Sea
Receivers Appointed in Multiple Local Cases
Chicago reports W D Gudd appointed receiver for Brayton and Bushee real estate. Bushee liabilities around two hundred thousand, claims full payment possible. Caarranooca records Helena Wood and Coal seeking receiver for South Dredger Iron, debts near one hundred thousand, sale assets may pay. Atlantic Trust holds sixty thousand deed of trust. East Tawas notes J H Schmeick Co bank assignment, liability unknown. Scrima Creek California notes J S Porter dies of Bright's disease. long known as Justice of the Peace. Boston reports Atchison Topeka Santa Fe adopts Morgan resolutions. Magoun and Manuel elected to Advising Board. New York stock market quiet with minor active stock gains.
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Bushee
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Tenn
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South Dredger Iron Company
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Atlantic Trust Company
East Tawas
Mich
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Geo. GC. Magoun
Personal notices from Reno area reveal varied travels and health
George Smith a Tulva Tora mining man is in town. Gett Haist Virginia City civil engineer was in town this morning. Austin Hart returned from Oregon and Washington. Hon J M Sanford and wife arrived on last evening's overland. Reno Indy teachers left town to spend holidays at home. Hon J W Haines arrived from below this morning. Ed Burlington Carson boot dealer returned from Bay trip. A Porter is still alive but very low. Mrs J N Evans in San Francisco regaining health and will soon be well again.
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Tulva- Tora
Gett Haist
Virginia City
Austin Hart
Oregon
Washington
J. M. Sanford
Churchill county
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J. W. Haines
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Carson
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J. N. Evans
San Francisco
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