Indian Scout Yeoman’s Narrow Escape in Indian Wars
A historical account recalls SE Feueran or Yeoman, an Indian scout, dodging ambush during a Blackfoot era surveying expedition near the Arkansas River. After being separated on a dark night, he crawled to safety as pursuing warriors and troopers searched the area, later rejoining U.S. cavalry.
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Fesnan
Shawnee County
David Z. Jackson
Nbr Halle
Kanedsir
Price
Yeeman
Thoss
Yoetritn
Santa Fe
Mtr Yeeman
Arkatana
Murchinson
Great Herd
Forman
Yooman
Indiana
Yoorian
Murderer at 19 in New York Arrested for Feiling Killing
Edward Burne, 19, under arrest at New York police headquarters, charged with murdering station agent and postmaster Herbert B Feiling at Shitaduly on Sunday. Detectives report Burne confessed shooting Feiling and robbing him. Burns identified by detective Wine. companion detained. Authorities pursue Burns’s suspected accomplice.
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New York
Edward Burne
Oll
Thisets
Herbert B Feiling
Shitaduly
Noy
McCluskes
Furcan
Hurde
Fellows
Mins
Madivan Square Garden
Sam Hula Smith
Cate Burns
Dix
Sher
Win
V. Molloy
West Chester County
Yor Central Railroad Company
Wilbon
Burns
Berta
Detective Wine
Maley Usen
Bere
Purson
Old Hotel Man Dr. Cooper Dies in Topeka CourtTown
Dr. BS Cooper longtime Jefferson House proprietor in Crkiloontdied after illness. He served as state representative and county treasurer, hosted Topeka visitors, and planned a March transitional term. His death follows a night of stories told at his Eagle Hearth Gum shop.
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Cooper
Jefferson Howe
Crkiloont
Fito
Topeka
Mont Igual
Topek
British Opinions on the President’s Messages in London
London papers weigh President McKinley’s message as cordial yet cautious toward Great Britain and Germany. The Daily News and The Morning Post note measured Anglo American friendliness, while The Times highlights careful handling of Canada relations and global balance.
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London
Meley
Tessere
United States
Great Britain
Dalley
eRlatprise
Daly News
Detleli
Germany
Frientta
McKitles
Meijuier
Iward
Leicester
Meu Kinks
Daily Chronicle
McKintey
England
America
Mr Chamberlain
the Times
United Kingdom
Canady
Clash Over Cattle Fees Across Kansas Border
Coffeyville and Kansas authorities clash over cattle inspection fees and entry rules. The sanitary board ordered a 3 cent per head inspection on all cattle entering Kansas, while the national government curbed restrictions. Shippers protest, arguing transit through Kansas should not incur fees. government inspectors and officials from Wichita Marion Sedan and Kansas City respond.
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Coffeyville
Kia
Roeetor
Kan- Sia Live Stork Sanitary Board
Wn Omer
Kissas
Kansas
Kovernment
MC Campbell
Wichita
Married women must go from post office service
Washington reports First Assistant Postmaster General Heath announces that the department has decided it is incompatible with service interests to retain married women as post office clerks. The rule requires female postal clerks who marry to resign, with postmasters calling for resignations and recommending successors.
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Washington
Dec
Heath
Deelstom
Sirs
Jonnie F. Drew
Modus
Ontit
Thulf
Invades Wawaili Cleveland Syndicate Plans Honolulu Street
A Cleveland based syndicate led by Thin Te and Albert Johnson plans a street project on Oahu including Honolulu. The proposal targets Ha capital tied to Ube street cassis, with aims to boost development on the island.
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Cleveland. O
Thin Te
Albert Johnson
Ube
Cassis
Honolulu
Oahu Island
Willan Islands 2 Nears Transit Monopolies Planned
The report notes Willan Islands 2 and suburban sites as potential growth areas. A streetcar network would connect important sites with poles and lines near the THY and a central volcano area. The new company aims to control ferry and streetcar operations in Honviula.
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Willan Islands
Eiecize J Hines
Daltrerktt
Thy
Ferry- UC
Veteern
Varlatise Letmnda Bf
Epoup
Fa Honviula
Down Bucked Shops War Planned by Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago Board of Trade moves to wage vigorous warfare against bucket shops in a coordinated national crusade. Exchanges in St. Louis Milwaukee Philadelphia and others are urged to join with the New York and Chicago markets to curb speculative abuse. A committee will discuss strategies and coordinate with the cabinet exchange to press reforms.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Des
Board of Trade of Chicago
Win Board of Directies
Slade
Board of Trady
New York Stock Exchange
Coffin Exchange
Chiones Board of Trade
St. Louis
Huffwle
Indianapeile
Tututh
Priadelphia
New Orleans
Baltimore
Dmilwauker
Peoria
Crain
Generi
Plan To Release Reese From Federal Jail In Kansas City
Plan to release John J. Freese national committeeman United Mine Workers of America from federal jail in St Louis next Thursday. Attorneys will appeal Judge Thayer arguing lack of jurisdiction and outside-record actions tied to the Kansas City coal strike and Arkansas events.
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Fort Shott
Kan
Tice
John J. Freese
United Mine Workers of America
Thesets
Thayer
United States
St. Louis
Circuit Court
Gomppral
Judes Wit- Mame
St Laue
Bessé
Wiliams Arene
Ule
Bo Scott
Big Four
Kensas City
Judge Williams
Arkansas
Times sale signals new ownership and editors
The Kansas City Times will announce next Sunday morning a change in ownership with Judge George Ler Chrisman named president of the new company and Captain A A Lesueur in editorial management. HH Graves to supervise an editorial department and other details hint at political distancing by the owners.
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Judge Chrisman
Kansis City
Te F
Kaneas City
John S. Sullivan
Jiang
W. J. Stone
Moses Wetmore
St Louis
Times
Jules Chrisman
Tadge Chrisman
Chrisman
National
Tesusur
Sam 2
Cook
Not Subject to Plague Petition Urges Coffee Trade Safety Relief
A New York petition from wholesale coffee traders seeks release of merchandise from health concerns after Santo disease events. It cites containment progress since October, reduced new cases, and argues continued public safety while noting ships arriving from Santos and quarantine measures affecting the Berenice and J. W. Taylor.
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New York
Filloe's
Coffee Wa Chase
Uhroteh
Arhupkie Brothers
Wolf
Groksmand Brothers
Dent Murphy
Board of Health
Geulers
Ely
Thile
Santog
Beard Ray
Asiso
Asmbe
America
J. W. Taylor
Europe
Trieste
Way
Gibraltar
Prompted Discharge Of Berts And Plague Notes At Ports
Historical report notes prompt discharge of German French Belgian and Dutch Berts without quarantine. Mentions Cuifec ttaelf as a mild disinfectant and a 30 degree Fahrenheit temperature to kill disease. References bubonic plague at New York ports and Santos port not epidemic, urging relief of usual cargo handling precautions and maintaining safety measures.
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New York
Aala
Santos
Portu
Yaquis Driven Back in Mexico War Fights End
A Chicago Record dispatch from Ortia Mexico reports Yaqui fighters retreating after ten days of battle with General Torres forces. Casualties total about two hundred for Yaquis and fifteen killed thirty wounded among Mexican troops. The fighting near Sabuaripnatt and Lionghtane halted November 28 with the Indians planning to rejoin their previously united groups.
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Chicago
Ortia
Mexico
Suya
Torres
War Department
Sabuaripnatt
Dray Conmitation and Free Prices for Health Services
A historical ad offering exclusive study and treatment for eye and ear diseases, catarrh, bladder issues, cancers, and skin and blood diseases. Mentions women and children specials, and invites correspondence with return postage. Lists hours 6 to 9 pm and Sundays 30% for express mail service.
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Jama
Siundays
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