Indiana Gold Mines and a Hydraulic Rush Endangering Recluses
A St Louis Globe Democrat report traces Indiana gold rumors to Morgan County and nearby hills. An aging Californian miner opened the first hydraulic mine near Martinville, attracting recluses seeking fortune. Local figures claim tests show potential value up to a dollar per yard, with prospecting expanding to thousands of acres.
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Indiana
St. Loui
United States
Morgan County
Martinaville
Morgan, Brown
Johnson
Union
California
L. Roger
Indiana Hills
George Johnran
Mortineville
Willig
Bothwell
Mr Stafford
Kite Leentwe
Tim Top
Highland Holt Pit
Indianapollis
Merriman
Taylor
California Secontly
Rune
Blatchley Holfs
Hudson Bay
War toll and aging figures in the Chicago Chronicle
The item notes multiple battlefield deaths named as killed at Wagon 1 Stingersfontein Mafeking and died of fever at Simons Town. It argues war's cost in men surpasses money and highlights Chicago Chronicle figures of long lived residents including two centenarians, an Indian man and a negro, aged past 150.
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Naovee
Stingersfontein
Mafeking
Simons Town
Americana
United States
Chicago Chronicle
Indians to Receive $1,008,744 in Six Nations Claim
The Interior Department plans to pay about $1,008,744 to the Six Nations in New York as a settlement of the Kansée land claim against the U.S. government. About 6,000 people including Onondagas Oneidas Cayugas Seneca St Regis Tuscaroras Stockbridges Moheeses and Crothertowna will be paid by check to prevent cash trends.
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Interior Department
Jones
New York State
Congress
United States
Cayugas
Senegal St. Regis
Tuscaroras
Stockbridges Mausees
Crothertowna
Wallington
Six Nations
Washington
Commonwealth
Great Britain
New York
Joseph W. Henry
Une'r Shin
Robert Morris
Phildelphia
Morris
Kannan
Kaneas
Kanene
Kansas
Noodle pamte with apple filling steamed in squares
The Washington Star describes shaping five inch noodle pamte by rolling thin sheets cut into squares. Fill with equal bread and tart apple mix seasoned with salt pepper and a hint of onion fried in butter. Seal edges steam over hot water, top with fried bread crumbs and serve.
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Washington Star
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White Sewing Machine Company
Whitney Compas
Agency For
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Schell Ranges
Nyiens
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Alba Juerque, Nom
Lana Valley
Gulshan
Siogsiaa
Pigts My
Universal Keyboard
Pittsburg
Wool St. Pittsburg
W.O. Thompsons
Hillsboro
New Mexico
Tom Ross
Hermosa, N. M
Range Near
Hermosa
N. M
Ae Bae
Lake Valley Station
Javanry Stet
Lake Valley Branch
J. R. Dann
Milaboro
Tocrease
BF Ry CO
Lake Valley
Osceola
Osceela
Nutt
Nott
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Wifo Tornany Aahler
EE. Burlingame & CO
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Magurr Wockmans Jobn A
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Toonrder
Trane
Scientific Stiwerian
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Jenver
Pys
Silver City
HULIT
Woodward & Wood
New Mex
Cacek
Pondence
Ely
Peter
Boothees
Warren Street
New
Mencziers
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Cebury, Conn
Acre
Qogjen Assay Company
Arapahoe St
Denver Colo
Placer and Lode
Advocate Office
Indiana Gold Mines
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