Relief Expedition Plans for Greely After Greenland Return
A long report outlines the relief expedition to rescue Lieut Greely and his party. It notes three provision depots at Coal Ritter Bay Cape Caldes and Cape Tanks and a final Cape Sabine. The plan expects Greely to retreat to the new winter station at life Cove and live until relief ships arrive.
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Greely
Coal Ritter Bay
Cape Calddes
Cape Tanks
Cape Sabine
Relef
Signal Services
Greenland
Lene
DeLong
Circely Homeelf
Harenses
Garington
Amille
Griavel
Tion
Ta Ves
Keely
Rene
Laeut Rarington
Foundlands
Smithe Sound
Eag
Lady Prankon Bay
Sibine
America
Gearlingteg
Omarati
Smithsound
Cape Hawks
Grreoly
Grey
Lady Pranklin
Santa Fe Items Show Local Business and Issues
The publication notes immigration bureau meetings in Santa Fe and Albuquerque with shifts in district attorneyship. Incorporations filed include Masonice Building Association of Las Vegas and miners firms, plus details on capital stock and purposes. Churches promise services and a baseball game, with remarks on a forthcoming bureau pamphlet and thanks to local commissioners. A German resident believed insane reportedly escaped and was later found drowned in the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. McComas
Mariano
Otero
Louis Sulsbacher
Req
Vegas
Todlay
Masonice Building Association of
Las Vegas
Masonic Lodge
Ningers Mining R Refining Company
Ares Flel
Gntling
Iron King Mining Company
New York
Wapany
Bokisem
USA
Bureau of Immigration
Hazledine
Bernalillo County
Santa Fe County
Across the Waters Corean Troops Rebel
The telegrams report unrest among Corean troops amid broader East Asian turmoil. French and Chinese tensions in Tonquin, rising prosecutions in Ireland, and political maneuvering around ambassadors and treaties thread through a global scene of arrests, evacuations, and diplomatic friction.
Tyron's photo identity boosts manhunt and security measures
London reports that Carey has identified Ty non's photograph as the man known as Nelo, prompting government action to arrest Tynon. Fourteen lives are said lost in a related incident. Markets fall after the Berdeonsep death at the London exchange, with a general market collapse feared. Queen Victoria plans Osborne visit, detectives vigilant at Cowes. A number of arrests occur but detainees released. Cross-border updates include the Pope appointing a bishop and Reichstag remarks on working-class conditions and reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sax Francino
Lable Corman
Maceo
Choma
Melly
China Merchants Company
Mappong
Pelorua
J. Wade
Tritieh Ene Voy
Chita
Marty Parks
Buvoy
Japan
Park
Sidvtia Mennessey
Goveruor
London
Carey
Tynon
Osborne
Cowes
Terrible Storms and Severe Weather Across Regions
Reports describe a heavy snow storm and high winds disrupting rail lines and telegraph service from Lead City to Derris Blockade, with floods and lightning causing damage in multiple counties. A second bulletin notes a blaze of storms from the west bringing record rainfall and crop prospects, while a separate dispatch details tornado like winds near White Oak and damage in Carthage as ice and flood threaten infrastructure.
Survivors Return from Jeannette Expedition Furlough Ends
Survivors of the Jeannette expedition have left Washington for their homes except Engineer Martlett who stays on waiting orders. Seaman Leech, returning from New York, reports a stolen bundle containing fifteen new 2 tab notes from the Treasury. Congress must convene before any discharge or further Jeannette inquiry. Civil Service Commission reports a rush of applicants seeking secure government positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeoum Wastursgren
Apel
Martlett
Washington
Seomen Leech
Cty
New York
Jersey City
Treasury Department
Lieut
Danenhower
Navy Department
Bie
Palliver
Mass
Jeannette
Wasurgeton
April Lin
Civil Service Commission
Cruelty case hinges on living animals ruling in Ohio court
April 11 in Ohio police court saw the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals win a case involving live pigeons at a tournament. Judge Bret Jorge Mogbey ruled that animals include living dumb creatures and that cruelty extends to neglect. The deserter was overruled. Also reported a shooting in Nashville and a mob lynching in North Carolina on related crime incidents.
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Weciety For
Polie
Aft
Bret Jorge Mogbey
Neglet
Permittel
Ohio
Illinois House Deadlocked Amid Bid to Hear Bradwell McNally Contest
In Springfield Illinois the house failed to resolve the Bradwell versus McNally election contest as Democrats left the floor to force a quorum. Doorkeepers were directed to summonembers while some Democrats attempted to rewater the hall. the door was found locked and torn from its casing as the reeds were removed. Both parties held caucus but made no settlement, Essie Palmer urged Democrats to stand by their position.
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Springfield
Ilinois
Essie v. Palmer
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England
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Pane
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fYak
Meecow
Davrnicn
Bemanedes
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Pasawa
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Gallagher
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Brooklyn
Jones
Idahe
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Uim
Pollewman
Ant
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Loe Produce Exchange
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The
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RK Ratlroa
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Arbaneas
Loceee
Weoley
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Black Hythe & Deere
Lead City
Derreis
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Ottatatome County
Laurie Hock
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Hiner
N.Y
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Pirieh Mineter
Frelinghuygen
Iriel
Dera
Swale
Washington News
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Nasmville
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Meuben Kizer
Kiser
Febeo
Jsti
Benges Nonrois
Windeur
N. C
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Lekea
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