Stand ing Bear Case Turned Indian Rights Trial Into Citizenship
A lengthy Omaha piece recalls Carl Schurz and Standing Bear in a landmark 1879 trial. Gen. Crook, Thomas Tib bley, and John Webster defend Standing Bear’s rights under the Fourteenth Amendment. The courtroom saga ends with Standing Bear’s eloquent defense and a ruling guaranteeing Indian people protection under law, making 100,000 citizens.
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Omaha
Carl Schurz
Red Safn
Interior
United States
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Crook
Opriny
Thomas H. Tibbies
E Crook
John L. Webster
Dundy
Secretary of the Interior
Indian Territory
Nebraska
Ponca
Webreske
North
Tonsa
Pones
Schura
War Department
Gen
Iron Bye
Ono Reservation
Standing Bear
Iron Eye
Sehueg
Tivbles
Tibbies
Webster
Thomas H.libbley
Nebranka
Ehtef
England
America
Mdian
Poppleton
Gen. Crook
Dundz
Carl Seburg
Snail Breeding Industry in California Claims Edible Crene Status
A Californian establishment, linked to M Pernot of France, breeds edible snails for food. Snails are fattened in large wooden pens, then prepared via wine soaked bran or various cooking methods. Shells vary from pin-head to shilling size, with meat used in recipes and touted for blood value and lung benefits.
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San Francisca
Los Angeles
United States
M. Pernot
France
First Christian Science Church Began In Obscure Oconto
An early note in Green Bay recounts that Mary Baker Eddy conceived Christian Science in 1846 while living in Lynn Massachusetts. A small group in Oconto Wisconsin started plans to build the first church, a thousand miles from the movement’s birthplace, in a modest town with a donated lot.
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Green Bay
Wis
Oconto
Wisconsin
Mary Baker B. Eddy
Lynn
Maes
Uittle
Qeontn
First Christian Scientist Church in the World Recounted
The article recounts the founding of the First Christian Scientist Church in the world by M. Hf. Sargent and the building committee including Mrs. Thome Milldee Mrs. Charles T. Pendleton and Mrs. Henry T. Sargent. It notes the Wide church’s completion after trials and references early leaders and the first services held on October 21 1486 with ongoing reverence around Mrs. Eddy and early clergy.
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FIRST
Christian Scientist
M. Hf. Sargent
Thome Milldee
Charles T. Pendleton
Henry T. Sargent
Fnally
Bax
Golahed
Mra. Biddy
Jean
Mra. Eddy
Ohio prosecutor acts after Standard Oil indictments loom
Prosecuting Attorney William David filed informations in probate court against Standard Oil subsidiaries echoing restraint of trade claims. The grand jury, long awaited for indictments, did not name defendants, while the court was thanked and dismissed. David said he could pursue quicker action, moving cases to higher courts and skipping September term.
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Wanced County
Standard Oil
Findlay
William David
Standard
Ett. Vine
Wold
David
Banker
Manhattan of Co
PLT
Cuthbert
BR. Cietalk
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Mnidiet
Slater Out of Office as Johnson Takes State Printer Post
Gov Paulson named J W Johnson to succeed Slater as state printer. Slater refused surrender. Johnson announced occupation of the office and had locks changed. Slater left at noon, accompanied by chief clerk B Nichols, while Slater reportedly tracked a warrant to contest the transfer.
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Slater
Columbus
Mark Slater
J. W. Johnson
Paulson
Johnson
State House
Nichols
Wapakoneta
Itta
Ashbrook Wins Nomination for Congress in 17th District
New Philadelphia reports Democrat delegates nominate State Representative Willam Ashbrook for Congress on Friday. The 2770 ballot saw the Tuscarawas delegation grant 40 votes, Coshocton 20, Holmes 26, and Wayne bloc for Wertz. Ashbrook won 161 votes as the nomination became unanimous. he hails from Licking County and serves in the State House and as secretary of the National Editorial Association.
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Ashbrook
New Philadelphia
Willam Ashbrook
Twacarawas
Coshocton
Holmes
Wayne
Wertz
Licking County
House of Representatives
National Editorial Association
Poison in Potted Chicken At Wooster Campus Party
Woomer and ten Wooster university students attended a Thursday party hosted by Kappa Gamma fraternity. Several fell ill from potted chicken. three doctors treated them and by Friday morning all were out of danger except Milas McKinley and Migs Vance who remained very ill. College officers secured samples for chemical analysis.
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Wooster University
Kappa Gamma
Milas McKinley
Migs Vance
Suit Filed Against Canton Bridge Co for 40000
Prosecutor Frederick A. Zimmer of Champaign County filed a civil suit in Stark County naming the Canton Bridge Co alleging the company illegally drew 40014.06 on warrants for bridge superstructures between June 1905 and October 1905. The action mirrors a prior related claim in Stark County connected to pool opposition battles.
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Sues Bridge Company
Canton
Frederick A. Zimmer
Champaign County
Canton Bridge Co
Stark County
Ottar
Governor Moves Home After Hospital Visit
Goy Pattisen ig Faken ores CinemnMin traveled by traction car from Columbus to Milford Monday, after being draught from Christ hospital on April 1. Dr. Oliver accompanied the governor, with careful arrangements to ease the journey. The patient appeared weak but showed signs of improvement, and it was hoped the home surroundings would aid recovery.
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Milford
Christ Hospital
Columbus
Oliver
State G. A. A. Encampment Opens in Dayton
The State G. A. A. encampment began in Dayton on Monday as the alate encampment of the Army of the Republic opened. About sixty thousand visitors were expected or reported in attendance during the opening day.
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Dayton
Rite Army of the Republic
Samuel Thompson Dies in Columbus County
Samuel Thompson, longtime resident and prominent figure in Columbus County, died Tuesday at home after a stroke. He was 89 and highly regarded for public service and local leadership. The community mourns the loss of a devoted elder and former fleetolder in the region.
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Samuel Thompson
Coltmbis
Samuel Thompeon
Fleetolder
Wilsth
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