Pro Temperance Factions Split Over Union Policy in Ohio Convention
A Public notice from Cleveland Ohio reports a rift within temperance groups as delegates withdraw from the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union amid disputes over political alignment. The split prompts calls for a new nonpartisan organization to advance Christian temperance and unite women in reform efforts.
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Avomens Christhin Temperaries
Lnaders
National Women's Ahretian ‘Temperance Union
Prohibition Party
Christian Temporas
Christian Temperance Women of
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Ainette
Boars Party
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He Patena
Cme
National Union
Rwerromebae
Eva
National Union, Hands
Womans Christian ‘Temperance Union
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Divnie
National Womans Christian Temperance
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Music Wall
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Tinney
Cleve- Md
Chaman
Utah commission reports on Industrial Christian Home funds
The Utah commission's report up to Nov 10 shows 35709 spent on the home building leaving 14201 unexpended. It notes 1441 for inmate expenses and about 1009 for furnishings while detailing management by a philanthropic board aiding women fleeing polygamy. The report mentions opposition from Mormon church and questions admission restrictions.
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Utah Todustrind
Heriation Dome
Wasatsaton
Senate
Utah Commission
Industrial Christian Home of
Utah Territory
Omaha Congressman Faces House Budget House House Disruption
District of Calat talls supreme court ruling forces removal of a bay window extending onto government land. Mr Connell, living in Mrs Cole’s house, faced delays as the court upheld that the structure infringed on government reservation, likely causing significant disruption to his winter plans and home improvements.
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Wasuinotox
Omaha
Thonas Crede
Supreme Court of
District of
Calatt
Connell
Cole
Indy
Supreme Court
Laday
Beales land grant case ruling favored Maxwell
Judge Brewer in the Beales land grant dispute ruled against the Interstate Land Company, finding that Mexican concessions were never completed and that Beales held only what the Mexican government allotted. The decision limits the grant to eleven leagues square and rejects the Interstate claim by accession.
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Maxwell Land
Kansas City, Mo
Brewer
United States Court
Beales Land
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Interstate and Company
Maxwell Land Grant Company
Vicente Pitude
Maxwell
Interstate Land Company
Mexico
Beales
Judge Brewer
2Co
World wealth rises with tax assessments and abroad holdings
The World reports from New York that taxation data show taxable property rising by 963 million dollars since 1880 while actual wealth declined by 18.6 billion. The total wealth reaches 61.4 billion exclusive of public property and 309.9 million invested abroad. The U S wealth now exceeds that of the preindustrial world, with foreign investments rivaling small nations.
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New York
United States
Portugal
Denmark
Cnrb
Important Pension Bureau Order Speeds Case Completion
Pension Commissioner Raum issues an important order to rapidly finalize cases with missing material evidence. Pending claims must be examined, completed files kept, and examiners to devote five days weekly to these cases. Evidence calls and processing follow a set weekly sequence with updated records on received and required evidence.
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Raum
Pension Miceniw
Raonm
Board of Review
Pension Bureau
Mystery man hunt tied to Domini ons and a senator’s aide
Fragmentary reports describe a chase involving Sileatt Mostrievt and Herminio Thibault linked to C. % Sicott’s defaulting official at the House of Representatives. A sleigh party, a sister, and a detective surface, with promises of a lead within days. Separate items note the death of editor Henry W Grady and Sioux visitors in Washington, plus museum visits and a Hampton VA school plan.
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Sileatt Mostrievt
Silesti
Washington
Buffalo
Sileatt
Dominion
Herminio Thibault
Sicott
Cs Iler
House of Representatives
Therminde
Momber
Min
Hermite
Trut Deaniedd
Paveit
Ubatets
Termine
Hermine
Stleatt
Steatt
Grose
Heowill
Portraits of Sioux chiefs and union disputes in older news
The report details Sioux Nation leaders photographed in Washington, naming chiefs such as Gall of Standing Rock and John Grass of the Blackfeet Sioux, among others. It also covers Powderly and Callahan in Knights of Labor feud, Brazil recognition impact, a White Cup case jury process, and pension bureau reforms expanding adjudication divisions.
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Gall
Standing Rock
John Grass
John
Mad Bear
Bear Face
White Ghost
Swift Bear
Hollow Horn Bear
Sky Bull
Yellow Small
Picturas
Powderly
Callahan
Berantox
Workman
Edward Callahan
Knights of Labor
Journal of United Tabor
Preliminary naval boiler tests and senate confirmations
Secretary Tracy receives a preliminary report from the board of naval engineers on Ward and Cowles boilers. The Ward boiler test at Charleston, West Virginia, is reported highly satisfactory. A thorough Cowles boiler test will follow, with a detailed comparative report. The Senate confirmed multiple officials including Cyrus J. Fry as marshal of South Dakota and Alvin Saunders as Utah commissioner.
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Wasuswatox
Tracy
Board of Naval Engineers
Ward
Cowles
Senate
Cyrus J. Fry
South Dakota
Arthur Tl.thomas
Utah
Robert &. Robertson
Indiana
Alvin Saunders
Nebraska
Registers of Land Office
Charles C. Cornell
Valentine
Neb
William WW. McCann
Chadron
John A. McBich
Denver
Galo
Charles A. Willams
Waterfown, & D
Tragic Sioux Falls Murder Trial and Indian School Debate
A Kansas City and Sioux Falls era dispatches recount a murderous scene at Larchwood where Dr. Munroe shot his wife and then killed himself, with the wife near death. The report also covers Sioux Indians education policy, alleged abuses, and a later clash over tribal leadership, plus other nationwide items including a Kansas City outlaw shooter incident, Christmas in Washington, and a courtroom feuding Tonawanda tribe president.
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Sioux Fallls
Larchwood
Burlington Coday Rapids
Munroe
Ife
Ifo
A. N. Miller
Miller
Lyon County Court
Tie
John
Bao
United States
Indian Bureau
Interior Department
Carlisle
Lawrence
Geno
Neb
Chile
Chemway Ore
Normal Institute
Hampton
Binecoln Institute
Philadelphia
Slows Commission
Jeane Jarniem
Kansan City
Kansas City
Bob Ford
Jesso James
Kan
Faro Denile
Ford
West
Lord
Tao Slaycroft
Su Jon
Walsenburg
Colorado
Missouri
Richmond
Ray County
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Nate
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Moher
Grady
Antal Gan
Dee
Henry Woodsen
University of Geargia
University of Virginia
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Mr Grady
Athens
North Carolina
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Dakota
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Athough
Congress
Geological Survey
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Jaglan
Washinotron
Morgan
Republic of Brazil
Warttegeay
Black Republic
Western
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Romanerchy
Dr. Munroe
Flin
Hob Ford
Lee
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J. 3. Brown
Bungawain Anson
Batavia
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Tonawanda
Geneseo County
Howard Nfatelli
Hatch
Edward Pooday
Pooday
Manual Labor School
Gente County
Tuscarora
Thomads
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Jem
England
Prank Shivin
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Smith
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Urren Mantunort
Maryland
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