Indian appropriation bill and political notes cross state lines
Summary of federal finances and politics including the Indian appropriation at 41 876 000, farm stock surplus in Nebraska, editorials on party rhetoric, Illinois senatorial race changes, Bennett May incident speculation, and a Nebraska bill restricting medical practice to licensed doctors with diploma. Also notes on the Black Hills relinquishment agreement, German instigation fears, and Broux Indian removal debate.
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Nebraska
Chicago & North-Western R&y
Great Trunk Railway
West
North West
Chicago
Pountain Hinote
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
Iowa
California
Western Territories
Omaha
Illiois
Dakota
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Nevada
Oregon
China
Japan
Australis
St. Pam & Minneapella
Madison
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Ail
Great Northwest
la Creme
Winona
Peter
la Croke
Rochester
Owattona
Mankato
St. Peter
New Uim
Lake Shore
Evanston
Lake Crest
Highland Park
Waukegan
Racine
Kenosha
Milwaukee
Pullman Palace
Chicexa
Green Bay
United States
Chicago & North-Western Railway
New York
Broadway
Barton
State Street
Farnham Street
San Francisco
Montgomery Street
Clark Street
Canal
Madison Street
Kinsie Street
Democrats debate electoral vote bill in caucus
Democrats in the House caucus weigh a joint committee bill on the electoral vote with leaders urging concerted action while some members pledge independence. The committee includes Randall, Hewitt, Wood, Lamar, Watterson, Sparks, Atkins, Warren, Payne, Holman in the House and Thurman, Bayard, Stevenson, Eaton, Bory in the Senate. Prominent Democrats forecast passage in both houses in the reported form.
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House
Joint Committee
Joint
Randall
Hewitt
Wood
Lamar
Watterson
Sparks
Atkins
Warren
Payne
Tlolman
Houe
Thurman
Bayard
Stevenson
Eaton
Bory
Senate
Black Hills Matters Addressed by Dakota Legislature
A joint session in Yankton heard speakers on Black Hills resources interests and needs. Professor Henckle showed a survey map of mining claims with richness data, while General Dawson and Dr. C W Meyer spoke. The legislature awaits Congress action to ratify Sioux Commission settlers rights and local courts until Indian title is extinguished.
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Washington
House Committee On Indian Affairs
Seelye
United States Commission
Black Hills
Yankton
Henckle
Dawson
C. W. Meyer
Congress
Compromise Electoral Bill Sparks Broad Sentiment
A New York telegram shows mixed public reaction to the compromise electoral bill. Businessmen favor it for early, peaceful settlement of the presidential muddle and hoped trade revival, while papers clash over definitions of commission power and impartiality.
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New York
Merald
House of Congress
Congress
McKee’s Pardon Ties to Globe-Democrat Sale Rumor
An exchange notes talks in St. Louis of selling McKee’s seven tenths stake in the Globe-Democrat after his pardon from county jail. Once a party autocrat, he now laments poverty and faces hefty legal bills. Otto Hasselman may buy the stake. Tre Teveenarn owes favors to Rep St Clair for Nebraska bills this session.
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McKee
St. Louis
McKeee
Globe-Democrat
Whisky Ring
Dan Voorhees
Chester Krum
Henry A. Clover
Wm. H. Hatch
Washington
Otto Asselman
Indisnapolis
Old Democrat
The
Lote
Hasselman
Tre Teveenarn
W. P. P. St Clair
Nebraska
Senate
Devout Cheyenne residents and a Getty slander case
A brisk Cheyenne scene shows devout locals praying in public and a European Italian artist insulting American women. Mr. Caxton, a New Yorker, defended countrywomen by challenging the slanderer in a duel, while American women shoulder prejudice abroad. The piece urges travelers to remember local biases and the liberties enjoyed by American women.
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Caxton
Europe
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Sidney Telegraph
Paver Pouarishep
Joseph B. Gossage
George G. Darrow
Jettors
Srnnton Anthony
Rhode Island
Omaha Republican
Jens M. Palmer
Illinois
Logan
France
Germany
James Snields
Missouri
Pennsylvania
James Gordon
Miss May
May
Times
Indian Territory
Committee On
Indian Affairs
Sioux Commission
Morgan
Black Hills Matters
the Globe-Democrat
Jouli
Cheyenne
8Tennett
Gen. Pass. Ag’t
Baldry & Carrick
Calso
Elkhorn
Sidney Telegraph Office
Jomanson & Dickison
AM Stephens
Stephens & Wilcox
Lin
Farnham St
Dewey & Stone
Parker & CO
Front Street
Sidney
Pratt
Pratt & Ferris
C. Ferns
General Outfitting Depot
Camps Robinson
Sheridan
Gilt Edge Hotel
T. Harrison
Front Stret
L. Jenkins
Dudley
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