Wyoming Indians Warning Sparks Reservation Move
Aug 1 1881 Crevexix Wyoming Governor Richards reports sighting 200 Indians near South Pass and a party of seven Sioux near Willow Creek, all mounted and armed. Fremont County residents under arms request aid. Commissioner Brownlow orders Indian agents to recall sodians to reservations amid fears of famine among Shoshones who warn they will fight rather than starve. An agreement among Bannocks Utes Lemhi and Shoshones contends peace requires higher rations and government action.
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Commissioner of Indian Affairs
South Pass
Fremont County
Teed Willow Creek
Wyoming
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Cigtah
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Fort Duchesne
Uta
Shoshones
Port Washakie
Pine Ridge
Lemhi
Idaho
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Wye
Oregon Butte
Dubuis
Why He Is A Democrat from a New York World reader
A reader submission from New York World readers praises democracy and the Democratic Party. The text argues Democrats oppose monopolies and support equal rights and national unity, noting prosperity under Democratic administrations and a commitment to truth and the party’s principles.
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Cnapstas
The
New York World
Eac-Croun
Judie Prost
Democratic Party
Fitch
Republican Party
Old York State
No Receivers For Farms as Mortgagor Sows
Portia, Ore Aug 1 Judge Bellinger refuses to grant receiver for farm property and crops. He rules such appointments illegal before harvest to allow mortgagees to reap where mortgagor has sown, foreclosure complete. Also notes Cuban ammunition shortage and a Vatican title grant to Monseignor Kennedy. Sunday excursion by Union Pacific to Kansas City at 140. Santa Fe fare 100, 32 calls up the Peerless.
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Portiasa
Ore
Aug
United States
Union Pacific
Kansas City
Judge Tucker on prize fighting law in Texas
Ex Circuit Judge Charles Fred Tucker explains that a new criminal code bans prize fights with fines from 500 to 1000 dollars and thirty days in jail, effective July 20. A later civil code requires a license, effective September 1, ahead of the Corbett Fitzsimmons contest, with precedence for the civil code.
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Hayers
Dallas
Tex
Charles Fred Tucker
Texas
Supreme Court
Cailas
Thas
Weasel Fights Hawk in Texan Valley Murderous Meal
A Houston Post tale recounts a bold weasel that stalks prey and even drains a hawk's life blood. Two Titus County farmers witness a hawk swoop, only for the hawk to die as the weasel feasts beneath its wing. The creature's daytime rest, nocturnal hunt, and bravery are highlighted.
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Houston Post
Titus County
Texas
Ipon
Japan to Evacuate Port Arthur Under Indemnity Terms
Washington diplomatic corps follows the Port Arthur evacuation issue as Russia France and Germany press Japan to evacuate the Liaotung peninsula while China’s Shimonooshi treaty duties loom. An official notes Japan will not yield its peninsula gains without a full indemnity settlement.
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Washington
Port Acthar
Russia
France
Germany
Lizo Tung Peninsula
China
Shimonooshi
Inpro
Legation
John Quincy Adams Found Dead in Holton on Quay Street
John Quincy Adams a descendant of the Adams family was found dead on Quay street near his Holton home last evening. His wheel lay by a tree, and authorities suppose a heart attack caused his death. A laundry notice for Peerless Steam Laundry appears in Holton.
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Macara Falls
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Adams
United States
Quay Street
Police fail to prove murder link in Holmes case
Chicago police say they have no direct evidence connecting Hull Holmes to murder and cannot secure an indictment. Investigators reviewed dozens of clues and testimonies with no result, while detectives pursue new leads about mysterious boxes hauled from Holmes's home.
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Aug
HL. Hulmen
Piizpatrick
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Grund
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Quinlan
Holmes House
Ilulines
Horticultural Society plan debated at Capitol Square
In CAPLPOL SQUARE the Shawnee County Horticultural Society held an all day meeting. County Commissioner Elect Scott Kelsey spoke along with other officials including George W. Glick and Joseph G. Lowe. About 150 people attended from nearly all townships. Next meeting eyed for the last Saturday in August on the Capitol Square lawn pending state consent.
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Horticultural Society
Shawnee County Horticultural Society
The
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Scott Kelsey
Oakland
Pensign
George W. Glick
Rairoad
Joseph G. Lowe
Fred Wellhouse
One State Society
Philip Lux
Shawnee County Society
Stucon
Topeka
J. G. Wood
B M. Cockerell
Lee Jones
Major Sims
Dover
Rossville
Auboro
Capitol Square
Boundary Disputed Iowa Missouri Heads For Talk
Govs Jackson and Stone plan a conference in St Louis to resolve a long standing Iowa Missouri boundary dispute. They seek joint engineer panels and a new survey, with potential federal court escalation if talks fail. The case centers on the Des Moines and Mississippi river lines and the 1816 Sullivan survey.
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Stans
Des Motes
Iowa
St. Louis
Gov. Stone
Missouri
Poate
Mercer County
Decatur County
Stone
Des Moines River
Mississippi River
Des Moines
Supreme Court of the United States
Johnn Sullivan
Picnic and Banquet Close K P Grand Lodge Session in Topeka
Nearly a thousand delegates and Topeka colored citizens attended a Garfield Park picnic under Excelsior lodge and Frei Douglase division auspices. Rev Owens and A M Thomas spoke, Curtis and J M Brown failed to attend, and E A Williams addressed the banquet at Hamilton hall. Next annual session set for Wichita in July. Excursions Santa Fe Route offered with stopover privileges to major cities. Peerless laundry pickup service advertised.
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Topeka
Garfield
Jackson
J. 0
C Owens
A. M. Thomas
Congresaman Curtis
J. M. Brown
Excelsior Lodge
Frei Douglase Division
Tornadoes
Years of skulduggery in school fund probe reports
A state school fund investigation reveals McGinley, once a clerk and bond broker, trading Harper Hawkton and Wichita county bonds with Populist commissioners and sharing commissions with Osborn and Gaines. Bonds tied to Scott County and state fund transactions show paid interest, with upcoming reopening hinted as September 2 nears. Colonel E Ky Sibley dies suddenly in Victoria BC after Alaska trip. Local druggist A T Waggoner notes low prices on prescriptions.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
McGinley
Harper, Hawkton
Wichita County
School Fond
C. O. Osborne
Osborn
Grant Gaines
H. N. Gaines
Siegleley
Lindsey
Scott County
State School Fund
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Hilton
BK. Sibley
Victoria
Col E Ky. Sibley
New York
Alaska
Geo. Mages
Gen
Mra Lathrop
Wheat and livestock market report from Topeka and Kansas City
Market report describes wheat weakness due to light receipts and wet weather with Hawes price moves around 69.54 to 68.44 and 63 percent, corn and oats following wheat, live hog prices weak with pork around 9.35 opening and 6.10 later. receipts and shipments totaled about 14,000 to 14,500 hogs, steers and cows seen steady to weak with texas and native cattle listed. Topeka Grain and Stock Exchange wire-reported representative sales across beef, cattle, hogs, and sheep with varied prices, and Topeka market notes steady to weak for livestock and steady for grain.
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Ramens City
Kansas
Orry
Texas
Topeke Grain and Stock Exchange
Wi. Pr
Bo ‘Latseed—Steady
Wheat and futures slide as markets open in cautious trade
The market opens with bearish cables and weak weather signals for the northwest. September wheat on the curb falls to low levels while prices recover slightly later. corn and oats show scattered activity with limited spots. Provisions drift lower with September pork discussed around 2.58 and forecasts of 4.00 for later pork sales. Ribs and lard stay inactive amid broad selling pressure.
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Columbian
Chicago
Galus
Cora
John Cudahy
Wheat and Grain Markets in Chicago and Liverpool Report
Market bulletin notes Wheat in Chicago and Liverpool with quiet passages and steady to firm tones. Stocks show increased wheat and corn supplies in Liverpool and St Louis figures for wheat and corn. frost hits low lands seriously damaging crops in Michigan and surrounding areas.
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