No Massacre Report Emerges From Jackson Hole Outcry
Reports of a Jackson Hole massacre are debunked by Indian Bureau officials and Agent Tetor in Washington. Dispatches say initial rumors of killings and widespread fires were exaggerated, with authorities noting no confirmed massacre and troops being considered for potential action to secure the region.
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Indian Bureau Ten
Tetor
Jackson Hole
Washington
Wasnisatox
Fort Hull
Iwho
Idaho Falls
Indian Bureau
Syvent
Coppingwe
Jackson's Hole
Bureau
W.W. Tetor
Idaho
Port Hall
Justice of the Peace
Jackson Hale
Teter
Yellowstone Park
Iie
Mr. Tetor
Twelve Pilgrims Killed In St Breuc Railroad Wreck
Paris reports a disastrous wreck of a pilgrim train from St Dauray at St Breuc. Derailed engine caused twenty four carriages to pile up, six wrecked. Twelve corpses recovered and twenty seriously injured.
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St. Breuc
France
Paris
St Breuc
St. Dauray
British petitioners claim not rebuffed by government
Mise Willard Thentes and Mise Frances E Willard say they have not been rebuffed by the government in trying to present a polyglot petition. They expect a cordial reception when they approach the government at a more settled time, supported by over a half million British subjects. The International Geographical Congress in London opened with Mr Clements Markham urging more vigorous surveying for future exploration. A band concert is planned at Garfield Park Sunday afternoon.
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Mise Willard
W. CT. U. Losnes
Henry Somerset
Mise
Frances E. Willard
Associated Press
Sil
Loxpan
International Geographical Congress
Clements Markham
The
Geographical Society
Saloons Open in Atchison despite Governor Morrill order
Atchison saloons operate openly again as Governor Morrill’s prohibitory order fails to curb them. Italian leader Ghio and others run bars while Topeka visitors note wide open fronts and fights on fair grounds. Governor’s letter promises action if enforcement remains weak.
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Atchison
Morrill
Wichita
Topeka
Atchivon
C. Streeter
Kansas Viavi Company
State Journal
Byram
Ghia
Hqnor
Ronning
Murrill
Illawatha
Exacurius
Tovrexa
J David Baker
Captain Carpenter
Pollen Commbisader
Apeiison
Monit
Bicyclist Damaged In Collision With Buggy
A man in a buggy struck Santa Fe official F. H. Anderson at Sixth street and Kansas avenues, wheel damaged, he will pay about $20 for repairs. The buggy rider fled the scene with no inquiry into Anderson’s condition. Also notes Chicago dress rules for bicyclists, a weekly bank statement, and President’s coachman death.
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F. H. Anderson
Santa Fe General Freight Office
Sixth Street
Kansas Areons
The Silver Debate and Croker on the English
The State Journal publishes a four page daily report on the Harr Harvey silver debate with extended installments and reminders that readers may choose to read or file for reference. Croker criticizes London elections as corrupt, blaming press censorship and limited reporting compared to American papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Journal
Whay
Croker
London
United States
Richard Croker
Furious Northwest Storm Disrupts Telegraph Links Across Midwest
Dispatches report a fierce rain hail and windstorm last night and this morning cutting telegraph service from Chicago to Minneapolis and St Paul. Widespread damage includes crops verloren in Watertown and Britton with minor fatalities from lightning. Verona’s Dane County asylum building was struck by lightning and burned, Superintendent Ewin killed.
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Cuicaso
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Peoria
Rockford
Galena
Ravania
Illinois
Dubuque
Keokuk
Eldora
Iowa
Eau Claire
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Watertown
Britton
Masons
Minwacker
Wieconsin
Madison
Wis
Dane County Insane Asylum
Verona
Ewin
Democratic Harmony in Guder County Delegates Fight
In Hawkiton Ohio on July 27 the Democratic factions met to choose central committee members, one side backing sound money led by ex Governor Campbell, the other pushing free silver under Allen Andrews. Police were called as pandemonium broke out between factions at the courthouse and opera house. Mary Anderson Navarro biography news notes her forthcoming book as her former manager Henry Abrey says she avoids theaters since marriage.
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Texvver
Market Lake
Idaho
M.J. Gray
J. M. Earl
Hamer
Hilmeis
T. R Homer
St Anthony
St. Anthony
Jackson's Hole
Teton Basin
Jackson Hole
Teton Range
Teton Tasin
Teton River
Tinbe
Hotack Basin
Yellowstone National Park
Roxburg
Wuckson's Hole
Hawkiton
Ohio
Guder County
Central Committee For Silver
Court House
Campbell
Opera House
Allen Andrewe
Andrews
Rowly
Lespos
Mary Anderson
Navarro
Brazil in Earnest Protests England Over Trinidad Action
A Buenos Aires telegraph reports a massive Rio de Janeiro protest meeting against England’s seizure of Trinidad. About twenty thousand gathered around the hall, with speeches met by strong enthusiasm. In Gravesend, the Baltimore City rescued five sailors from the sunk Cleveland in dense Folkestone fog. Lawrence Dena Field, longtime leader in a major business firm, died of heart trouble at 60.
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England
New York
Buenos Ayres
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Trinidad
Hive
Gravescap
Baltimore City
Folkestone
Cleveland
Last Day of Debates on Wages and Silver Contention
The Harvey Horr silver contention closes its final day with debate on purchasing power of wages in 1890. Clore cites Wright statistics showing prices 42, wages 159, purchasing power 172, arguing prosperity despite 1873. Harvey counters with wheat prices and international price measures while denouncing Horr as tyrannical.
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Harvey-Horr
Clore
Carroll D. Wright
Harr
Mr. Sauerbeck
Harvey
Sauerbeck
England
Horr
Bulwerk
Dir
Hare
New York
Holmes Graveyard Finds Deepens Murder Case
Police unearth a basement crime scene at Holmes building with a mass of hair soaked in blood and two brick vaults measuring 3 by 6 feet filled with quicklime. Investigators report additional severed hair samples and signs of a female victim, escalating the insurance swindler case.
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Carcaco
Holmes
Worse for the Taylors in damaging testimony today
In Cannottos Missouri July 27 sensational evidence was presented in the Taylor trial. A J Freeman testified he found burned fragments of a consera geome bed ding and a pocket book clasp 150 feet from George Taylor's house, identified by Mia Mesks mother of the murdered man. The state then rested its direct examination. Next, Bram Stoker acting Lyceum manager announced Sir Tenary Irving’s American tour will include Australia and be his last U S visit.
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Cannottos
Taylor
A J. Freeman
George Taylor
Mia Mesks
Tenary Irving
Australia
Bram Stoker
Lyceum
United States
Carload of Insane Bound for Oklahoma
A carload of 57 mentally ill passengers traveled from Jacksonville Newfoundland to Guthrie Oklahoma passing through Topeka with grated windows in a Wabash coach. Three attendants supervised them. The new Guthrie asylum is ready for occupancy as they were previously confined in Jacksonville. Corbett Will Acquiesce in Wife’s Divorce Suit in New York. attorney James J Corbett informs court he will not defend Ollie Corbett’s divorce action.
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Oka~homa
Topeka
Jacksonville
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Corbett
New York
James J. Corbette
Befores
Jacobs
Mra
Ollie Corbett
Drowning in Bathing Disaster Shocks Bathing Party
A young railroad man named Roberta drowned while swimming in twenty feet of water at a Bathing location in Kas. Divers and dynamite work continue as authorities recover the body. Elsewhere in the region, state treasury status shows available cash balance and gold reserves.
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Totus
Wasnixetos
Treasury
Garfield Pars
Marshall
Cloudburst Hits Richland Area In Southern Shawnee
The Richland Argosy reports a cloudburst on the eleventh splashing southern Shawnee County. Twenty inches of rain flooded streets of Titchland while the Wakarusa bridge failed, hindering trade. Drug store and residence of L W Bialsdell flooded with water levels up to 18 inches. many carpets ruined. crops damaged though not as badly as feared. roads impassable and old ford used for transport.
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Richland
Shawnee County
Titchland
Camp Creek
Cropa
Wakaruss
L. W. Bialsdell
Dry Law Ready for New York Saloons Tomorrow
Acting Police Chief Conlin promises strict enforcement of the dry law in New York City tomorrow. He will not issue new instructions and says officers will follow existing orders to ensure full compliance, with vigilance league members patrolling and coordinating with authorities to act on any violations.
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New York
Conlin
Inspectora
League
Moosevelt
Smuggled gloves found in papers at Portland post office
Oregon officials uncovered two pairs of kid gloves hidden inside newspaper bundles sent to local addresses as part of a suspected wartime information and contraband smuggling scheme. Customs seized the gloves, announced an auction, and warned that all future paper shipments would be inspected.
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Oregon
Postafiles Department
United States
Hong Kong
China
Portland Oregonian
Post Office
Black
Customs Service
Custom House
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Avery
Jackson's Holy
Pocaterco
Iaho
William Neat
Ross, Grey & Wyatt
Jackson’s Hole
Cheyenne
Pall River
Sargent
Sant
Devon
Jackson
Adjetant Gfeneral Stitzer
Peraais
Hoback Canon
Ile
Hoback River
Hobeck River
Snake River
Canon
Hoback Basin
America
Hubwek Basin
Hole
Union
Hale
Néwa
Seymour
Market Lane
Robert Miles
Jackson’s
Mole
Hobsok Canon
Stilzer
Lander
Conal Creek
Lembis
Greens River
Gros Ventre Pasa
North Teton River
Trail Creek Canon
Warner
Fremont
Mass
Sanur Lace
Utah
Cishye
Panggeoich Jake
Warsday
Haegelsted
Garfield Park
Ghio
Kansas Law
Lospey
William Z. Stead
St. James Gazette
Cleymand
Wasuisorox
Wm. Willis
Hall and
Raln
Democratic Harmony
Mr. Horr
Taylors
Irving
Heir Medium
R.T. Kraipo
McAnder
M. Keets
Taester
Holton
Rotting
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Valkyrie IL
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