Indian Messiah panic and Great Indian War scare in the West
Reports from South Dakota and surrounding states describe ghost dances led by Sitting Bull and Little Wound, with Indian police clashing with adherents. Troop movements near Pine Ridge and Rosebud are discussed as authorities prepare to disarm or confront marauders while settlers seek safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Lower Brule
White River
Priz Eimee Agency
Priz Eimee Agency, 8. D
Plenty Bear
Wounded Knes
Here
Boyer
Hawk Head
Big Horse
Rosebud
Pine Ridge Agency
Rossbud
Porcupine
Brooke
Keogh
Sitting Bull
Buffalo Bill
Preece
S. D
Mellette
Storms Abroad Reported Wrecks and Floods Across Seas
The Black Sea wreck of British steamer Westbourne with six drowned and twelve dead from exposure follows the sinking of Sudbourn off Dungeness where eleven crew are missing. Severe floods at Camisnu Din, and overflow of the Shan non near Custum flood Athlone threaten farms and crops as hundreds lose homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbourne
Feodosia
Russia
Hull
Black Sea
Sudbourn
McGie
Hamburg
Rangoon
Dungeness
Offten
Norway
Camisnad
Shannon
Athlone
Distress in Ireland as Deputation Seeks Aid in Killarney
A deputation representing 200 laborers asked the Killarney board of guardians for relief, saying work was unavailable and families faced distress. The board pledged to appeal to the Government. Swineford residents lamented the grand jury’s rejection of funds for Collooney to Clare-Morris rail, while people in distressed districts flee to priests and guardians for aid. Delegates headed to London to press for relief as famine looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambers
Killarney
Swineford
Custis
Board of Guardians
Kilarney
County Mayo
Grand Jury
Balfour
Immense Revenues and Immigrant Arrivals in 1889 Works
Washington notes report by John W Mason that internal revenue receipts last fiscal year reached 142,594,696 dollars with an estimated 145,000,000 for the current year. October immigration totaled 48,207 with Germany supplying 10,119 and England and Wales 9,111. Congress considers reapportionment with Dunnell forecasting a bill next session. President Harrison hosts Thanksgiving services and a reception for Brazilian officers who present a gold medal. The Treasury Secretary’s coming circulation report notes large per capita growth and anti-lottery enforcement. The militia stands at 109,469. Other items cover a freight-house fire, ex-Confederate pensions, a costly New Haven residence loss, and various accidents and tragedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasnincros
John W. Mason
Internal Revenue Bureau
Wasuiseron
Germany
England and Wales
Ireland
Italy
Sweden
Norway
Hungary
Poland
Washigeton
House
Congressmas
Dunnell
Minnesota
Washington
Harrison
Scott
Dimmick
Williams
General Williams
New York Avenues Presbyterian Church
White House
Mia Harrison
Wasaivetos
Department
Wasmixaron
Secretary of the Treasury
Wasnixerox
Republic of Brazil
United States of America
Wasminotox
United States
D. M. Taylor
Rateica
N. C
State Board of Pensions
New Haven
Conn
Newtown
P. Lorillard Reynolds
Chris Reimenschneider
State Center
Minor News Items From Week Ending November 29
The health officer in Chicago finds a slaughters area for horses for food. Reports on cattle losses in shipments to England, fires destroying Powers Dry Goods in St Paul, and a large number of British veterinary surgeons opposing tight reins. Fires, drownings, murders, suicides, legal cases, and disasters across the U.S. and Canada, including Norway fishing fleet disaster losses, flood legal notices and local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
England
Powers Dry- Goods Company
St. Paul
Minn
Great Britain
Judge E. Rockwood
Concord
Mass
Santa Cruz
Cal
Ontario Crop Bulletin
Washington
Ind
Elijah Malott
Anderson
William F. Hill
William Blythe
Harlow Bennett
James Ferguson
Calvin F. Campbell
Oswego
Danube Valley
Williamson
Lebanon
Johnson County
Wyo
Canada
Wade
United States
Nova Scotia Supreme Court
Union Pacific Railway Company
Boston
Charles Francis Adams
Sidney Dillon
John G. Morse
St Louis
Isaac Bergman
Cheyenne
Baltimore & Ohio
Mannington
W. Va
Norway
Ofoton
Christiania
Synacanoa
Ala
William B. Hunter
The
Bee
Mokerson
Hunter
Census figures and political results from 1890 disclosures
Population of the United States in June 1890 placed at about 62 629 250 with regional divisions detailed. Illinois plurality data for several state offices listed. Christain E. Ross interview in Boston fails to identify Charlie Ross lookalike. Multiple local incidents include a fatal sand pit collapse in Atlanta and a bank failure in Paterson. Other notes cover trials, business stringency, railway expansion, and a reelected U S senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessemer
South
Mississippi
Carolina
South Carolina
Washinetoy
Porter
North Atlantic
IND Sirensis
Philadelphia
Patwapepara
B. K. Jamison & Co
Aire
Parsons
New York
Lucy Parsons
Jersey City
Kilkpatrick
Court of Special Sessions
Dun & Co
Engineering News
The Firm Mother and Her Sweet Little Boy
A mother chastises her son in a rural setting, warning of a whipping for disobedience as she averts tears, removes him from mischief, and contemplates who will tell the father. A recalled tale of a cow and a stubborn boy echoes the moral expectation of good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Ma Ra
Father
Daan
Arkan
Traylor
Benign microbes and the fight inside the body
A Newcastle Chronicle piece explains how microbes inhabit our bodies and why health persists if they do not reach the blood. It highlights phagocytes as white blood cells that hunt and digest bacilli, keeping life safe unless vigilance fails. A brief Iowa joke ends with a cyclone remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boollli
Hemaetty
Henry Roscoe
M. Pasteur
Paris
M. Metschinikoff
Newcastle
Eng
Fragmentary montage of 19th century curiosities and notices
A garbled collection of 1880s prose notes covers topics from French politicians and Alpine glaciers to tea cultivation in Fukhien and carbolic acid use against leaf cutting ants. It also includes a court scene about police resistance, a Paris fashion whim for embroidered monograms, and a testimonial from Rochester, New York praising a malaria antidote with long-term cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Fukhien
Central America
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tun Eocs
Alabama
Oregon
Gurer-Juerice Borce
Vermont
Prof. Koch
Parmell’ Shes
West
Miller
Dodge
Cullahan County
Als
London
South ‘America
American
Redmen
Dakotas
Nebraska
Wyoming
South America
la Plata
Georgis
Malvern Hill
Antietam
Appomattox
Bratus
Country Village
Broadway
Little Wound
Bing Slog
Sixe Stra
Charles Brown
Charles Brennan
New York City
Brown
Walla
Ohio
Vaxwert
Ham Proost
Oliver Ramsey
Wm. Stewart
Proost
Stewart
Ramsey
Lonpox
St. Petersburg
Trans- Baikal
Asiatic
Manchuria
China
New Year
Martin D. Loppy
Esther
Cunes
Astoria
Ore
Elbert Rapplege
Atlantic
Pacific Ocean
Tuscona
Jacob Rits
Garrett
Mr. Ritz
Douglas County
Dayton
Freeman
Louisville
Sumner T. Smith
Centennial Building Association
Smith
Nettie Manning
Alfred Manning
Inoyton
Jennie B. Allen
Parnell
Lannox
Gladstone
Parnellites
House of Commons
America
George W. Childs
A. J. Drexel
New York World
Public Ledger
A. J. Diesel
Quaker City
Pro Koch
Berti
Berlin
Prussia
Koch
MansHatt
Casey
James N. Gooch
William Roseberry
Bell House
Gooch
Roseberry
Newton
Marshall
Green Bay
Wis
D. W. Britton
San Francisco
Ocean
Trexton
N. J
Benjamin Wright
New Onurays
Emu Sapien
Macon
John H. Ackers & Co
Scotland
Worth County
Arcussos
Kan
George Weston
Istter
Weston
Barnes
Curcaco
Milwaukee & St Paul Railroad
Senator Hampton
Greenville
Miss
Lake Washington
Wade Hampton
Brooxlyn
Eastern Park
Hackensack
John Gebhard
Northern
Closter
Gebhard
Dubuque
Pontiac
Ill
Daniel North
William H. Hodge
Hodge
Coun ‘Sel
Omuana
Neb
Samuel Cater
Soldist
Fort Meade
Jennings Hotel
Beiverton
George Enos
Isaac Shepardson
Locxront
Ed Maingain
Brazil
John Patterson
Portland
North Pacific
Oregon Pottery Company
AvrLanTa
Andersonville
Grand Army Post
B. P. Shillaber
Chelsea
Benjamin P. Shillaber
Partington
Universalist Church
Stillwell
St. Louis
Stanley Kenrick
Peoria
A. J. Stillwell
Congress
Illinois
Sraiserienp
State Board of Canvassers
Supreme Art
Howell
Supreme Court
Central Division
Snively
Appellate
Second District
Duffy
Third District
Jones
Appellate Court
Fourth District
Burton
Charlie Eosa
Christian EK. Ross
Charlie McChristy
Charlie Ross
Mr. Ross
Mosher
Douglass
Westervelt
Ross
McChristys
Charles Mosher
Charlie
Bay Ridge
van Brunt
Atlastic
Fred
W. A. Hawley
Millard
John Talty
Fort Adams
Thomas P. Leathers
Mississippi River
Milwauktt
William Jordan
Winneconne
Des Mores
Pugh
Montgomery
Iowa
Stackhouse
aLberta
Manitoba
Europe
Ars
Alps
French Alps
Switzerland
Austria
Oax
Messrs
A. T.shallenberger & Co
Rochester
W. W. Peevvn
Warren
Impira Gazette
Manger & Gnosu
Toledo
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