Antichinese Demonstration Draws Large San Francisco Crowd
A large turnout gathered on Monterey avenue and Pine street for an anti Chinese demonstration. Speeches by business leaders and officials urged propriety while Nevada joined in expressing support for the movement. Governor Koukeadlef’s telegram noted Nevada’s participation and planned meetings to express popular opinion.
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Oal
Gerry Jaco S. Tabor
Board of Trade
Department of Business
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Tabor
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Lip
Reatoh
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Antor
Terking
Nevada
Denver Doings on Abortionist and Trial Outcomes
A Denver dispatch reports on an abortionist known as Mrs. K. Thomas living under an assumed name, her movements between Missouri, Denver, and Las Vegas, and her alleged past in the cure trade. The article also covers the Stickney murder trial, the demurrer to the defense plea, and a separate theatrical note on McAlister’s company closing a two week run at the Tab or Opera House. It includes agricultural crop yields and prices for corn, wheat, rye, oats, barley, and the overall cereals sector for 1881.
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Vrs
K. Thomas
Missouri
Kainsas City
Thomas
Las Vegis
C. E. Evinson
Gen. Burness
Theonfederate Army
Richimond, Vn
Stickner
Devereaux
Oy Vrovedl
Cams Pan
Congressional Deliberations and Transit Accident Report
Congressional actions include a request to retire a duty and amendments on consular fees amid debate on a treaty and missions. A Dakota admission protest is noted. A freight train collision near Ballville, Oregon leaves several dead and one severely injured, due to misinterpreted orders.
Island Claim by General Premont Sparks Dispute
A legal notice reports General Premont claiming ownership of a San Francisco Bay island named Mir, later Gold Gate, asserting fee simple title after purchase from the United States while territorial governor. Johnsen of Virginia seeks court adjudication in the matter, noting the U S government did not recognize the purchase.
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Anid Island
United States
San Francisco
Wasmixacros
Johnsen
Virgina
Senate
John E Premont
Mhooh
A‘nitraz
Premont
Territory of
California
United Sates
Straita
Bay of
Golde Gate
Landslide Disrupts Rail and Damages Town near Steel Works
A major landslide near New York City's Troy area destroys a track and a house, while Cahoes blockades the New York Central line for hundreds of feet. In Arkansas County many residents evacuate as rivers rise and towns flood the region. No loss of life reported.
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New York City
Jiverpool
London and Globe
Great Britain
Tame Insurance Company
Springfield Fire and Marine
Springfield
Massachusetts
Commercial Union
London
Insurance Company of North America
Philadelphia
Vivania Pire
Standard Pireomee
Scottish Union and National
Great Artttan
Atmeriecan Central
St. Louis
the Avenient Insurance Company of
North Averion
Canada
Arbanene
Washington
Frenter
Maun
Troy
Moreh
Steel Works
Cahoes
New York Central Railroad
Queen's touch and royal visit amid unrest reports
In Windsor the queen is reported to be touched by four congratulations as the empress of Quetria plans a Windsor visit to offer personal congratulations. Enraged employees in Watash threaten a car stoppage pending two months' pay. the senate committee advances a railway bill with minor amendments amid unrest.
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England
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Tomate
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Quetria
Windsor
Euployes
Peouta, DL
Watash
Indictments for Star Route Conspiracy Named in Court
Grand jury returns indictments in criminal court for conspiracy with the star route rail service. Targets include Thomas J. Brady SW Dorsey J R Miner J Mo Peck Roedel J L Sandeman Woop Durner Aaron O Bock Wis Mars Dyer Albert P Boone and Kate M Armstrong for perjury. Indictments against Brady Dorsey and others are voluminous and draw on prior state proceedings.
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Criminal Court
Star Route
Thomas J. Brady
SW Dorsey
J. Or. Miner
J. Mo Peck
Roedel
J. L. Sandeman
Woop Durner
Aaron O' Bock
Wis
Mars Dyer
Albert P Boone
Kate M Armstrong
Fire destroys offices as Western Union, banks brace losses
A fire started on a mansard roof due to a defective flue, damaging telegraph and bank offices including the Western Union and Second National Bank. Estimated loss reaches 200000 with insurance. power and phones restored by noon next day. Also reports a balloon accident near Dover where two passengers perish, Col. Prim and Simmons.
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Western Union Telegraph
Telegraph Company
Geon. Hiel
Spring Wheat Seeding Prospects Vary Across Midwest Districts
Dispatches from New York dated March 4 report forty three spring wheat districts in Minnesota Iowa and Nebraska showing favorable seeding prospects in twenty seven districts and unfavorable in nineteen with seeding completed in some areas.
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Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Secretary Lincoln Plans Aid Amid Mississippi River Drought
Secretary Lincoln works to implement Congress authorized grain and relief provisions for destitute residents in the Mississippi valley affected by rat shortages and hardship. The administration moves swiftly to distribute aid to those in need.
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Wasmington
Lincoln
Congress
Mississippi Valley
Opinion clash over Albuquerque city character in rival papers
The Journal praises Albuquerque as a well governed city with efficient police and protected life and property. The Review, in contrast, calls it immoral with prominent houses of ill fame and an opium joint near Santa Fe New Mexican.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Santa Fe New Mexican
Albuquerque Journal's Regular News Coverage
The Albuquerque Journal reports ongoing coverage of local events and press activity, noting the regularity of reporting and editorial emphasis on community affairs.
Grain Yields Fall Across Wheat and Corn in 1872 Outlook
Cereal estimates from the Department of Agriculture show a general yield reduction for 1872 after five years without major disasters. In 1875 wheat production declined while corn exceeded average. in 1874 wheat was near average and corn closely above.
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Department of Agriculture
Arizona Valley Agriculture Flourishes With Irrigation Prospects
Yuma and Mohave counties promise vast agricultural potential along the Colorado River valley. Rich soils, flood enrichment, and rapid growth are noted, with hemp sugar cane and cotton eyed for expansion. Mohave’s lands require canal investment but hold similar opportunities.
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Mohave
Great
Colorado Valley
United States
Ehrenberg
Colorado
Deb
Uel
Yeina
Gila
Colorate
Meheve County
Arisona
Arizona
Local North Carolina Justice of the Peace Tales
A rustic North Carolina justice of the peace speaks with a humorous drawl charging jurors two dollars, while a wartime country scene riffs on etiquette and odd sayings. The piece also recalls servant girls overhearing banter about marketing circulars. It closes with a quip about vaccination and a convict’s rainy execution plan.
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