Colonel Carr Restored to Command Amid War Department Admonition
In a formal order, General Sherman directed that Colonel L A Carr of the Sixth Cavalry be admonished for disrespect and insubordination during Arizona duties, with restoration to his command at Cilieu and Apache in late August 1881. The president deemed admonition sufficient and declined court martial. The action ends the matter and returns Carr to duty.
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Carr
Losborans
Roseorans
Lis
Sherman
McDowell
Pacific
Geneal O. B. Wilcox
Department of Arizona
Aailry
L.A
Sixth Cavalry
United States
War Department
Arizona
Reanenr
Bo Laxcoins
Generar
Hin
Cilieu
Apache
Decaudler
Imm
Division Sea Quarters
Carr Millat
B.C
Ambiguous Notice on Property Loans and Rentals
Fragmentary text references money to loan, an agent for lot sales, a lease in VOL, renting a house, and a Department of Labor interest in renting a residence. Details are unclear and entities are partially unreadable.
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Gold Avenue
Brest Street
Betes
Silver Avenue
First Street
Railroad Avenue
Broadway
Hace Addition
Tornihadie
Armijo
Ly Albauerque
Land Avenue
Fourth Street
Becomb Street
Mar Clothing Mouse
Conners Marble Mall
Basye's
Cromwells Creek
Childers
Baca
Assassination and shootings shock multiple states
A late county judge Rowlan of Phelps County fired buckshot killing Alfred Hayes in St James Missouri. In Kansas City a man named Stack killed on a race track, while Chicago figures linked to a past murder and Archer County Texas resident was reportedly slain during a confrontation. Reports span Missouri Kansas and Texas with political and violent ties.
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Louis
Rod, Rowlan
Phelps County
Alfred Hayes
Hind
St. James
Hayes
William Stack
Chicago
Martin Monagan
Kansasas City
Gr. Bockhout
Archer County
Texas
W. W. Parks
Theodore
Bowley
Parks
Tucson Man McMurty Reported Living Nearby
A Tucson dispatch notes a man named McMurty who resides on a ranch a few miles away. The item provides scant details beyond the residence and location in San Francisco dated March 29.
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San Francisco
Tucson
Mc-Murty
Ex-Gov Moses Arrested Again in Swindling Charge
New York reports ex governor Moses of South Carolina charged with swindling by posing as a relative of Georgia governor Colgirtt and other officials to cash checks after banking hours. He claimed he needed funds and accommodations for checks. A London dispatch notes Dublin voters warned over Cloture votes and a large plowing match on Mr Parnell's Avondale estate drew over six thousand attendees.
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New York
Western Union
London
Mutual Union
Naretry
Mississippi
Hiderwater
St. Louis
Beck
Ioulaph
Third Naval Soelited
Louisiana
Liltee
Rede River
Arkansas Line
Missisippi River
Black River
New Yoas
Moses
South Carolina
Colgirtt
Georgia
Anthony White
Greenville
North Carolina
Genge. Curtis
Berkely Square
St. Paul’s
Onn
Andre
Cyrus W. Pield
Benedict Arnold
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Lemp’s
Ilfeld & Co
Chas. Etheridge
Fire, Life and
Orracises Mame Cf Company
Lesa
Motu Lite
Liverpool
Globe
Tome Tosurance Company
NIY Stringfield Fire and Marine Twit Commercial Union
London Vos Insurance Company
Pennsylvania
New Worlath
Rque, WN. M
Stark
Clothing House
Armiss Fitall
Lewis & Ullman
Mosess
New Albuquerque, N. 3
Alls
Fiaigis
Ron
Steel Woodsuare
Agenes
Peadley
Basye
E. J. Post & CO
Beach &O
Steven
Maltrona Ave
Ffore Bouse
Rosenwald Bros
R. R
AEW Alblquerque
Post Trader
New Ibirlexico
Mhiel Te
Bmidpes Awd
Colonel Carr
Gerona
Canada
Congressional
Ings Bte
Pacifio Ratemoa
Washington
Arin
Nogoguiteas
Butley Posit Vely Ceed Ies
Geiteau
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Erraine
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Jane Dall
Befe Po
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Jones
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Jackson
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The
Sen of York
Great Northamptonshire
Sen of
York
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Ped- Cher
Foronto
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Planing
Toronto Wagon Wheel Company
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Mberty
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Pacheco
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Lise Committee On Commerce
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Best
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HK PS
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Here
Fae Tally Dujueing
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Ind
Messi
Cineaco
Evening Journal
Pine
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Ballard
Lincoln County
Secretary of Interior
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Kirkwood
Monica H
Sturm
Mars
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John A. Pratt
Danttevitin
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UN Ace
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Stephens
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Lewis & Symonds
Atlantic & Pacific Addition
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Perea Addition
Kent
Lead Avenue
Fifth Street
Atet
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Dood
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Tuy
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Vou
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Ofice
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the Bloods
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California
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Pearty
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Times-Democrat
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Lovievitte Ky
Alex
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Mendota
Y Vac
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Ler
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Us. A
West
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Yankton
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Senate
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Trehand
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States
Tagalis
Hoar
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Kelly
Stephene
Committee On Judiciary
Keifer
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Hulldosing Parliament
Dublin
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Ctlace
Stock Exchange
Crow
Diapwoon
Crow Dog
Spotted Taal
Robinson Ein
Cochin-China
Gran Nguyen Hanh
Paris Court of Appeals
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