Iowa items and notable events through 1886 notices
Iowa items report a Bartington yard accident where a man named Jones Connelly was killed after an engine backed onto him while intoxicated. Other notes include Dubuque school figures with 9 male and 69 female teachers and 2033 pupil enrollment. the Brainerd drowning remnant found near Waterloo after a dynamite tremor. Des Moines population 82,469 in 1885 and 22,408 in 1890. A Crocker brigade reunion in Iowa City and Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge plans are noted, plus arrests in Council Bluffs and Keokuk for embezzlement and mail theft. Goldfield artesian wells described as natural curiosities. The Avoca circuit court clash over a 1886 act raises a key legal point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Connelly
C. B. & Q. Yartle
Bartington
Dubusne
Des Moines
Ecven
James McCrary
Geo. W. McCrary
Bentonswart
McCrea Ty
van Buren County
Ottumwa
Tien
Oscar Holmquist
Iowa City
Crocker Brigade
John P. McCune
Charles W. McCune
John McCune
Opera House
Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias
Nita
Davenport
Council Bluffs
Hunter
Shields
Track
Chas. W. Churchill
Keokuk
Keokuk & St. Louis
Goldfield
Wright County
Bourt St Avoca
Fottuwattamia
Scott
War Path Tension Near Anadarko Agency
United States Marshal Cabe and Deputy Melton arrested two Kiowa suspects on the Loree theft charge near Anadarko Agency. Faced by about two hundred pursuing Indians, they refrained from attack to avoid massacre. Troops and deputies are en route to restore order and curb ongoing thefts by Kiowa and Comanche bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
United States
Cabe
Melton
Anadarka
Cofiindte
A Poses
Lee Hall
Weekly Review of Labor Strikes and Public Affairs
The Cleveland Rolling Mill Company capitulated and workers return to pre strike wages. Reports from Bellaire and Martins Ferry detail glass workers and manufacturers settling price terms after a three day conference. Indian affairs suspend removal orders to allow further review. Para del in Iowa honors veterans as thousands gather for a mass reunion. Police deaths, lynching, fires, and railway accidents populate a wide range of incidents across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Rolling Mill
Bellaire
Olio
Saya
Pittsburg
Bridgeport
Martin's Ferry
Joseph
Iowa
Commissioner of Indian Affairs Haa
Muscoped
Indian Territory
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
New York Republican Convention
Ira Davenport
Gen. Carr
Alex. A. Semmus
Washington Navy Yards
Hamilton
London County
Wm. B. Mdyers
St Louis
Aasloon
John Phillips
Chicago, Burtington & Quincy
Stock Yarda
Chicago
Cara
Michael Reese
Dayton and
Michigan Road
Tve
Dayton
Ohio
Johnston's
Mato
John Colgin
Tulano. IL
Agbe Haa
John W. Mackay
Washington
Bank of Nevada
Commission F
Bparks
Centennia Temperance Conference
Philadelphia
Clinton B. Fisk
New Jersey
Order of Sons of Temperance
J. Ellen Foster
Chicago Daly News
West Side
Johnston, & C
T. Culbreath
Edgefield Courtthouge
Mews From Abroad On Bulgarian and Roumelian Tensions
The report describes Russian support for Bulgaria in a potential war with Turkey, with the czar backing unity between Bulgaria and Roumelia. A Russian general indicated war would follow if the Porte attacked Bulgaria, while Vienna rumors circulated of Servian rulers and troop movements. Servian government orders mass returns to Germany for duty and transports halted. negotiations in Bucharest pursue a Bulgaro Rouman alliance as military strain grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phiippopoite
Euataty
Alexander
Bulgaria
Issa
Russia
Merlin
Roumella
Roumelia
Phillippopolis
M. Strausky
Strausky
Rowmellan
Ingurgenta
Turkey
Newsa
W. R. Raapterry
Graham County
Arizona
Cockrell
Magellon Range
Colorado
Dickep
Twenty-second Infantry
Poston Fish Bureau
United States
Canada
Newfoundland
Bureau
Congress
New England
Casper Percy
Pittsburg
McKeesport
Lamar
Haa
Union
Pacifi Rallroad
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Petereborg
Prince Alexander
Bulgaris
Porte
Bulsaris
Cear
Novoc Vremya
Bulgeris
Vienna
Klog
Servis
Germany
Catargl
Bucharest
Milan
Roumants
Bervin
Rone
Bervula
Servian Railways
Vienna Banka
Edinburg
Dublin
Balkans
Spain
Paris
Europe
Berlin
Cashmere
Nichols
Philadelphia
Hiogo
Tanegoa Lima
Japan
Madrid
Alfonso
Cledesfiliat
Ruesia
Auchialia
Count Benomar
Caroline Islands
Carthagena
Palermo
Italy
Ottawa Dispatch
Saya
Riel
England
Ara
Eppes
Turmoil and violence across Europe and Americas
Across continents reports recount riots in Roumelia and Serbia with infantry bayonets and mass arrests, cholera surges in Spain and Italy, political tension from Madrid to Berlin over colonies and trade, revolutions in Guatemala, and Riel-related legal struggles in Canada amid warnings to avoid Balkan agitation and protect territories.
Alleged Intels in Boston Hotel Case at Isle of Rh Ages
A garbled report from a Boston hotel case involves alleged individuals connected to a sequence of passin or reading events at Isle of Rh almost entirely unclear. Names and details are unreadable, but the fragment notes a dispute or investigation centered on hotel activities and alleged visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Isle of Rhoals
Biot
Silver Convention Debates Silver Standards and Bank Law
The Hungerly theatre hosted a multistate gathering led by Pres Went Lymand Gage to discuss silver policy, Bland law repeal, and international monetary issues. Delegates including Jota J Knox Edmund Atkinson Laniue Morrill and W Trenholm pressed for monetary reforms and easing extradition while planning future bankers’ organization in Town Des Moines and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungerly
Lymand
Gage
Alloig
Jota J. Knox
Edmund Atkinson
Laniue Morrill
Alex
Mitchell
Wisconsin
W. Trenholm
South Carolina
W. Hague
Montreal
Lawa
Europe
West
Miasisalppi
Executive Council
St Paul
Duluth
Padifia
St. Paul
Minneapolis
W.L. Trenholm
Charleston
Hague
Montres
Canada
Logan C. Murray
Hon. Edwards
Congresy
Charlotte
Mich
Warner
Ohio
George
W. N. Trenholm
Justus Clark
Wesley Redhead
Des Moines
Samuel Merrill
J. B. Groyen
Crank Letter Demands Cleveland Resign by October 98
Washington dispatch reports a curious letter from Henry N Kerp claiming to be President elect of the United States. The letter threatens that any actions by October 3a will be void and signs numbered notes to cabinet officers and Secretary Bayard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Dispatch
Henry N. Kerp
United States
Phil
M. D
National Miliary Home
Virginig
Grover Cleveland
God Baye
Bayard
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Algona Republican
Tinlion Etanm
Algona A
J.J. Stutton
Palmyrin
R. P. Maxwell
Bushnell
R. B. Vale
Bonaport
J. R. Richards
Bunker Hil
Tadlansa
Morse
Weekly Review
Leon Palette
Burgslar
Davis Sroot
St. Lota Bisedition
Hi. Celalor Mabufacturing Company
Wm. P. Organ
Walnut Bottoms
Henderson
Thomas Curtia
Organ
Curtia
Sin
Warm Spring
N. C
Goldsmith Maid
Trenton
N. J
Tl. W. Noremac
J. C. Thompson
Sadorns
Champaign
Thompson
Altoona
Penn
Jerle
Humboldt
Kansas
B. A. Brown & Co
Amd Hysinger & Rosenthal
Paul Msher
B. K. Pratt
Campbell
Dakota
Rock Sprinze
Callaway
Union Pacific
Las Cruces
Carmen
Mexico
Alex‘fean
Owens
Steppes
Davis
Bia
Pridgeton
Piedras Niegras
John Grabel
Pennsylvania
Wetzel County
W. Va
Effle Moore
Robert Fowler
Morzanfield
Lydia Bennett
Fowler
Moses Montefiore
Joseph Leboy
Bir Moses
Philantropiat
New Mexico
Matton
Lee
Cheyenne
Arepahoe Reservation
Atéins
Norwich
Connecticut
Loka
Bismarck
Henry Wiley
Lou Briggs
Rennette Sieiniy
Calis
Qrd
Beveral Stpe
Brookes Eng Acorey
Anawera
Elgvatory
Kingston
Dewdney
Regina
Orangemen
Hall
Guatemala
The
American Association At
Finnnigan
New York
Hannon
Flannigan
Lyman J. Gage
Association
Col. Nelson
Alabama
W. P. Drew
Albert 8. Balles
University of Pennsylvania
Lous
Jeng
Fresidons
Cleveland
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