Division and Statehood Calls and Conventions
In July at Hurgn the DPeesocai and Four special Con ventions will be called with a time convention to be mandath. A following special fee will be held for a conventio lege with signers and meetings to address the estates of the commonwealth. Sheriff McCray investigates a gun incident at forty yards. Western and Northwestern lines officials meet to discuss a new organization and rate reforms on livestock arriving at Chicago from June 10. Iowa rate changes prompt abolition of special troop transport discounts as discriminatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandath
la Moure
Bae
Murray
Western and Northwestern
Chicago
Western States Passenger Association
Iowa
Land Contest Decided in Ree Heights Case
At Ree Heights on May 24 the secretary reversed Dowell's land decision involving Ree Heights property. Henry N. Copp and others appeared, with George S. Biderveer, the town saloon keeper, appearing in the liquor sale case. A justice's bond of under $1,000 was set for pending grand jury review on the traffic matter in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasursotox
E’ Dowell
Ree Heights
Henry N. Copp
Buirton
Dak
George S. Biderveer
Justice’s Court
Reed
Grand Jury
Company Deposit Enables Continuation of Operations
A firm files a deposit to secure continued business activities. The move aims to satisfy regulatory requirements and avert disruption, with officials outlining next steps and expected timelines for approval and implementation.
Nomination Fate In Committee On Fuller Case
Fragmentary report from May 24 notes J Fuller nomination may be read from the committee. A shooting affray is described eight miles north of town involving Dave Walter James, with four shots fired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuller
J. Fuller
Dave Walt James
Maxwell Must Hang In Missouri Case
Missouri supreme court received the U S court mandate in the Hugh M Brooks alias Maxwell case the Englishman convicted of the Southern hotel murder. The state court adjourned without a fixed execution date and will reconvene June 4 to name the date and forward the mandate to the sheriff. Maxwell showed distress upon hearing the case would soon be resolved.{""}
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Maxwell
St. Louis
Missouri Supreme Court
United States Court
Hugh M. Brooks
State Supreme Court
State Court
Bayard
Phelps
West
Gov. Morehouse
Keifer Kealing and Dan Baker Convicted in Wrongdoing Case
Watertown reports the arrest and conviction of Mrs Keifer for keeping a house of ill fame and Kitt Kealing as an inmate. Dan Baker, formerly active in the Y M C A, convicted for visiting the same house. Prosecution under a city ordinance to test its validity in Bakers case.
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Dan Baker
Watertown
Walter Ross Denied Admittance to Yankton Asylum
Walter Ross the deaf mute shows signs of insanity, possibly from his arm loss during a sheriff shooting last summer. An application for admittance to the Yankton asylum was refused by Superintendent Buchanan due to overcrowding and believed incurable illness. Ross remains confined in the local jail.
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VermiLlion
Walter Ross
Bovee
Yankton Asylum
Buchanan
Ross
Indians Favor Treaty Signing Rally at Cherry Creek
A large gathering of Sioux from Red Cloud Pine Ridge Brule Standing Rock and Cheyenne agencies met at Cherry Creek on the upper Cheyenne river to decide on signing the treaty opening the Sioux reservation to settlement. Delegates reported almost universal support for the measure.
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Pierre
Sioux City Journal
Red Cloud
Pine Ridge
Brule
Standing Rock
Cheyenne
Cherry Creek
Cheyenne River
Sheridan Dead The Nation Mourns Gen Philip Sheridan
Dispatches report the death of Gen Philip Henry Sheridan at his Washington home. Born 1831 in Perry county Ohio, he attended West Point and rose from lieutenant in 1861 to brigadier general after victories at battles that solidified his place beside Grant and Sherman. The nation grieves for the Old Commander.
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Phil H. Sheridan
Washington
Inter-ocean
Ala Union
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
Philip Henry Sheridan
Perry County
Ohio
West Point
U. S. Infantry
Duncan
Texas
Fourth Infantry
Fort Wood
New York
California
Thirteenth Infantry
Jefferson Barracks
St. Louis
Gen. Curtis
Solier
Remedy Praised for Child Cholic and Diarrhea Relief
Advertisers tout Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as a universal cure for infant bowel complaints tied to teething. The text cites numerous grateful customers from Scottsville Kansas to Bay City Mississippi, noting rapid bowel regulation and pleasant taste.
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Chamberlain
West
A. O. Mores
Scottsville
Kansas
Chamberlain’s
Pope and
Goon Recoverai
T. Nexery & Son
Per Sam Neety
Bay City
Pope Co
Sheridan's Mother Ill. General Sheridan's Parent Improves
Somerset Ohio May 26 Mrs Sheridan mother of General Sheridan has been ill for ten days but is much improved now She does not plan to travel to Washington at this time.
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Sheridan
Somerset
Ohio
Pistol Accident Kills Student During School Play
In Beatrice a teacher jokingly aimed a pistol at a student during a school play rehearsal for a Tom's Cabin cast. The gun fired, fatally wounding Sam Stump, who died instantly. The body was taken to his home in Appanoose County Iowa as residents reel.
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Beatrice
Tom
J. W. Fowls
Sam Stumped
Stump
Appanoose County
Ouis
Dyersville Stone Mason Dies In Fall At Church Work
Dusveve Iowa May 29 Michael Steins of this city a stone mason on the new Catholic church at Dyersville was crushed by a falling stone and died. Matt Crothy of Lisbon was fatally mangled after being struck by a train in Dusveve while attempting to board a Minnesota and Northwestern train. Crothy had been on a prolonged spree.
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Iowa
Dusveve
Michael Steins
New Catholic
Dyersville
Matt Crothy
Lisbon
Minnesota and Northwestern
Crothy
Mrs Cleveland Honored and Leaves for Princeton
Mrs Cleveland departed Purape Spain for Princeton New Jersey this morning riding in President Roberts private car. She was accompanied by Mr and Mrs Roberts George W Childs Rev ie Wood and Miss Wood among others after yesterday's executive meeting of the Presca Jane Home Society she was named a member.
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Cleveland
Purape
Spain
Princeton
President Roberts
Roberts
George W. Childs
Wood
Ae Wood
Presca Jane Home Sons
Ceveland
Corifcets
Membre
Geo Daggle Dies After Poison Incident At Clarion
George Daggle of Sioey Falls Dakota dies from poison effects after his wife bought morphine at a drug store and they spent the afternoon together. It remains unknown if the death was accident death by own action or murder.
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Geo, Daggle
EsTaeRvilLe
George Daggle
Sioey Falls
Dakota
Clarion
Ford’s Dramatic Company
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Hurgn
McCray
Henry Ward Beecher
Lyman Abbott
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Wasuixatox
United States
Treasury
Mornay’s Daily
Montana
James D. Jenkins
Senate
Sulphur Springs
Tex
Argonia
Kan
France
Prince Henry
Emperor Frederick
Irene
Grand Duke
Ludwig
Hesse
Charlottenburg
Berlin
Queen Victoria
England
Lewis Whazew
John. Fowler, Cashier
National Bank
Auisse
Serfect
Jor Bros
Daxora Avz
Hiro
Chalfan
Third St
Post Offee
YY m. I. Bliss
Dakota Ave
Third
Fourth Street
Huron Dakota
Hood’s
Hood
Moune Sermon
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