19 Jun 1883
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1883
Page
1
A chaotic telegraph column reports Frank James trial in Gallatin Missouri and clashes in the Balkans. It notes weather disasters from Kansas to Mississippi, floods around St Louis, and Chicago panic. It also covers church splits, Mormon removal debates, and war policy debates shaping politics.
Reports describe one of the heaviest storms in the city with hail piling in streets and torrential rain. Widespread damage includes broken skylights and wrecked telegraph wires, with two deaths from the floods and a deserted Harlem village after the event.
Severe floods along the Missouri border cut rail out of Kansas City area and washed away a wagon. In Seneca Kansas, seven members of Al Waller’s group, including a baby, drowned after their wagon overturned in floodwaters. Mrs Harton survived clinging to a tree after hours. River levels reached twenty six feet.
Arthur Ritehie of the Episcopal Church of the Ascension told his congregation he would tender his resignation on a Wednesday. He is viewed as an extreme ritualist and his services have caused clashes with supporters and opponents. His congregation is loyal, while critics credit him with ambitious charitable efforts.
In Pirrspune Pa on June 18 the Commercial Gazette notes no bail hearing yet for young Nutt. Judge Wilson is absent this week and counsel for the prosecution is not present. Contributions continue to come in to fund the defense for young Nutt.
In Clay Center Kansas on a Saturday night Jobo Bushong shot his companion Carey Bart while they sat by the roadside and fired their revolvers. Bushong demanded money or fire and then pulled the trigger a 44 calibre bullet passed through Bart's lungs as physicians fought to save him.
Internal communications from Washington and San Canto describe Gen Crump and agents pushing for aggressive action against renegade tribes. The dispatches outline military plans, potential engagements near the Megwan line, and warnings that resistance could trigger formal military authority to seize control.
Sas Paasenou chronicles a group led by Charley McComas moving from Wiloma toward a government fort locate fourteen miles from Wilcot with a judge and deputies accompanying him. The party faced a failed attempt to attack an Indian camp and Captain Crawford’s vigilance restricted activity. Como visited Port Grant and plans a return to department headquarters after inspection.
Reports from several cities describe a western cyclone uprooting trees and causing property damage in Gill E. Dan age and Colns station Missouri. Kansas City notes trial delays for Pious Janes due to defendant’s illness. Chicago logs Parnell fund growth and a fatal domestic shooting amid divorce. Galveston covers men charged with assault and a perjury potential in a county election case.
Foreign dispatches describe arrivals in Montreal and other cities with ships from London and Hamburg. A Turkish bomb maker Rhodore Geenlask faces treason trial and death, while Parnell plans a London visit. Armenian expulsions reported in the Turkish district. bridge collapse on Erie and Hudson line. Turks and Albanians clash near Hatt with heavy losses. Black Hand trial closes in Exenes.
Fragmentary notes recall events and figures tied to Washington and battles of 1865. Mentions include dates, names, and places with unclear context, referencing resignations and ongoing wartime themes. The garbled text hints at political actions and postwar reflections amid a historic DC setting.
The clipping records a chaotic jumble of notes including horse race times at Saint Louis with stakes and purse amounts, legal notices about stock of dry goods and court orders, and a report that Robertaen’s absence from the city was excused for a professional reason. It also mentions an arrest of A. Nusinger for defaulting to the amount of a hundred dollars.
A lengthy court document outlines Kellogg and Brady facing trial in a military commission in Washington DC. It describes charges, testimony, and procedural steps, with references to military leadership, defense motions, and expected testimony from key officers.
Fragmentary OCR text references a 16 ergn of eas kioenim et age Fowler He bers and a migration theme. The passage is garbled with missing letters and nonsensical phrases, failing to provide coherent facts, names, places, or dates for a proper summary.
Fragmentary article notes a meeting and trade relations with Belundey and local merchants. Names and places are obscured by garbled OCR, but reference to a group or firm and potential declines to provide further detail are indicated. The text is riddled with errors, hindering clear extraction of events or dates.
A July regional meeting discusses estate liens and city council vetoes. Mayor Marron and Council chair Chen discuss drafting changes while July deadlines loom. The piece touches on art exports, tariffs, and debates over cultural policy amid local governance tensions.
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