Washington conspiracy testimony on Johnson era raid plans
Interview with Dr. Wo T. Collins then adjutant general of the GAR in Washington details a conspiracy linked to President Johnson. Collins cites orders to move troops guarding the war and navy departments and describes a planned raid from Virginia and Maryland aimed at seizing departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo T. Collins
Farge
GAR
Washington
Johnson
Channecoy M. Depew
Collins
Wissington
Andrew Jolson
WDB
Generois Login
Howard
Emery
Wissineton
Culling
Hebron
Standur
Consutantes
Gen
Eaery
Warf
Navy Department
Mnere
Virginia
Maryland
Logan
Anderdnehief
E. G. Chipman
G. Ajr
War Department
Grant
Gre Qra
Cron
WU. O. Howie
Opun
Chiprau
Wie
Grand Army of the
Republic of Washington
G. Alr
Lim
Fifteenth Street
Willard
Department
Meiner
Dakota Pleads for Statehood and Justice in Congress
The text argues for Dakota to be admitted as a state, presenting territorial unity and popular support. It asserts a united southern and northern Dakota, with a constitutional convention and full state government prepared, awaiting congressional action to grant admission. Local readers are urged to follow Congress actions closely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota
Congress
Northwest
Dakot
Southern
Territory
Northern Dakota
Dbrora
Adron
Inter- Osth
Distress Introduced by Trade Talks and Idle Looms
Chicago and London reports note 600 spindles idle and 16 000 workers idle as national trade groups plan to test a new policy. The piece hints at plans to bring distress into the country while also promoting winter millinery from Miss Thompson & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Miss Thompson & Co
Division talk in Dakota Territory faces sectional bitter foes
A long editorial argues North and South Dakota should vote for division of the Dakota Territory into two states. It warns that rejecting division would fuel sectional strife and affect the region’s capital and future growth, stressing unity in the Northwest and the Union.
Northwest watchword rally and Deadwood spike tribute
A fragmented report notes a northwest demonstration in Washington tied to railroading Deadwood season and a planned gold spike ceremony. It mentions speakers from the region and a charitable donation, with scattered references to local names and a Bangor delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Gaston Sid Ulbers
Misleading Patent Cure Claim Promises Global Relief
An ad-like notice touts a mysterious tonic claimed to cure consumption arthritis nerve issues and other ailments. It promises a permanent cure through a “wonderful curative powers” and offers delivery by mail from a New York address, urging readers to send stamps for copies of the paper.
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Canssyptien
Andy Deedey
Rinna
N $ Traction
Hovdn
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Cratibbe
Jude Gizarner
Barqota
Ares
Granto
Johansen
Othc
Benedict Arnold
Weoitten
Jauy Fee
Dadening
Dakota Territory
United States
North Dakotas
South Dakota
Northwestern
North Dakota
South
Bismarck
Gor
Pierce
Bismiack
Semonda
Neker
Heeriaaraanthes
Pheer
Iwiga
Geo. A. Fesenden
Chamberlain & Co
Des Moines
Towa
Chaunterlain' S Cole
Aes Pryspepeia
Pest
Geo. AL Fessenden
Grea
AL Fessenden
CG. Y. Durand
France
F. J. Salfinger
Haiti
Delewate
Sparkes West
Republican
Bangor
General Insurance Agbuls, Baten & Buntingtor
Sgribner's
Anu
Tarr
Wong
Uli
LES
Inwestr
Mar
American Investment Cs
Dotre O
Huron
Turkingranaaete
the Monty
Isteam
West
Huron, Dih
Loomis & Myriar
Tiefim, Ohio
Sanford
Banford
Montgomery Ward & Coq
Wabarb Avenar
Graves Bros
Dcood
Pire, Lightnigg
Pormindo
Windstorum
Mail
Bite
Acciteur
Amerigin Investment Co
S Bank
Td Street
Maron
Dak
York
Aeriong Centra
Continentan Wooster Assurance
Northern
New York
A. F. Anderson
Pealeh
Dakota Ave
Grugeries
Tarchoich
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