The Long Trip Across the Rockies for the President
A detailed account of the planned 500 mile presidential journey through the Rocky mountains from Green River to Yellowstone, with mule relays, pack trains, and a horseback traverse. Preparations include telegraph and courier lines, and a welcome by Shoshone and Bannock Indians at Fort Washakie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocnen
Utah
Rocky Mountains
Green River
General Sherman
Union
Northern Pacific
Fort Washaakie
Fort Washakie
Yellowstone Lake
Duion Pacific
Fort Washaki
California
Fort Washukie
Washukie
Yellowstone Park
Hazen
Sheridan
Union Pacific Norton
Fur
Reblowstuns Lake
Washakie
Fifth Cavalry
Second Cavalry
Fort Custer, Munt
Leka
National Park
Fort Ellis
Bozeman
Pacific
Wind River Mountains
Fort Washikie
Yellowstons ‘Laze
Moore
Hneat Packer
Crook
Arizona
Wind River
Rockies
Lincoln Lay
Albhough Uuious
Bature
Chicago
Senator West
Congress
Fort WaaHakig
Wyoming
Green River Sn Tien
Union Pacific
Camp ‘Todd
Sweetwater
Camp Todd
Starling
Fort Wasnakie
Yellowstone
Civil Service Examinations Reported For Applicants
The Civil Service Commission completed exams for thousands of Treasury and related posts. Tomorrow letters notify applicants of scores, with those averaging above 65 likely to be in line for Washington positions. Names high on the list will be sent to division officers for vacancy-based selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman
Civil Service
Civil Service Commission
A Lyman
Feison
Yington
Washington
Treasury
Curtis ‘Commission
Confederate Jubilee at McKinney Draws 40000 Crowd
A McKinney dispatch reports the Confederate reunion drew about 40 000 attendees despite heavy morning rain. Speakers included Governor Ireland General Cabell ex Governor Hubbard and Congressman Wellborn who urged unity and defense of national honor while condemning Butler and praising Jefferson Davis.
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Rim
Galvestox
Texas
McKinney
Cabell
Tarockmorton
Ireland
M. Lewis
Hubbard
Bowen
Wellborn
Lewis
General Butler
Butler
Jefferson Davis
Crook Ta Crwaord Put In Charge Of San Carlos Caps
General Crook places all control of the San Carlos reservation under Captain Emmett Crawford Third Cavalry to enforce agreements revise orders preserve peace punish refractory Indians and guard prisoners. Second Lieutenant C B Gatewood to report for duty. Also notes on election results and bigamy arrest in varied items.
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Framett Crawfort- Wassington
Crook
San Carlos Reservation
Emmett Crawford
War and the Interior
War Department
Crawford
C. B. Gatewood
Sixth Cavalry
Strange Superstition in New Jersey Cremation Tragedy
In Estellville near May's Landing a Russian Jewish family faces a cryptic disaster. A woman and her two children were burned at midnight last Friday, with reports of possible self sacrifice or community hostility. One child died. the mother and surviving daughter were critically burned and rushed to hospital. A neighborly inquiry follows amid language barriers and unclear motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlantie Crrr
N. J
New Jersey
Batellville
May's Landing
Atlantic County
May’s Landing
Estellvlle
Burbridge
Philadelphia
Petal Ubricks
Ivan M. Lotowski
Hames
Smith Spence
Outrage Returner Nabs Tramp Near Knox Ville Jail Bound
A man known as a tramp who outraged a child in Werverton with ties to nearby towns was captured at Knox ville in Frederick county about two and a half miles from the crime scene. He confessed after confinement in jail and is held for legal proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barracoaz
Edward Carr
Gertrude
Cornelius Wirts
Waverton
Knoxville
Frederick County
Yvirts
Brownsville
Washington County
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Hagerstown
Werverton
Hald
Bertin
Berlin
Virginia
Sullivan Triumph in Madison Square Garden Bout
The New York Journal reports John Longfellow Sullivan of Boston defeats Herbert A. Slade of New Zealand in eight minutes twenty seconds at Madison Square Garden. The crowd packed the venue, receipts estimated at twenty two thousand dollars, with Pup Whittaker as master of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Journal
John Longfellow Sullivan
Boston
Herbert A. Slade
Madison Square Garden
Queensbury
Sullivan
Mr. Slade
City
Mr. Sullivan
Johu Morrissey
Ashianil
Slade
Madison
Williams
Benatora
Buffalo Bill
Pup” Whittaker
Jerry Murphy
Jimmy Kelly
Uber
Val
Captain Willams
Jack Brighton
Pup Whittaker
Mr. Sulligan
Gladiators
Subligan
Mr. Mace
Mr. Shue
Mr. Sullivan Prowpuy
Mr. Stace
Mr. Bullivan
Liceuils
Joe Guss
Joe Bustonian
Abe Boytonian
Wes
Mr Slade
Mr.Sullivan
LORD MAYOR'S BANQUET HIGHLIGHTS BRITISH REFORM TALKS
The lord mayor's banquet at Mansion House featured J Gladstone responding to a toast to the ministers. He praised Britain's Egypt policy and reform aims, noted progress in Ireland security, and expressed confidence in future parliamentary work and the grand committee system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginidatane Patiines
Auiedewisn Hlote
Uanga Bercerd
Trish Lowpor
Mansion House
J. Gladstone
Egypt
Gladstone
Madagascar
France
England
Ireland
Karl Spencer
Treveyan
Canon Bernard
Tovenat
Diocese of
Tournay
Rousseaux
New York
Rouusseaux
Mgr
Dumont
Fustla
Bernard
Liverpool
Cherliby
Featherstone
Daisy
Plannigan
Dalton
Bonetreet
Dr. Gallagher
I Lore
Multiple violent incidents and labor strikes reported in scattered notices
Reports cover a pistol murder in Rock ville Indiana a hanging for murder in November a fatal stabbing at a Springfield picnic the Deep Creek suicide murder of a wife and self the killing of a father by a hermit near Salina Station and a railway telegraph operator strike in Kaltroudwen-Che Chargos of Vundustan with eight of 990 operators complying while seven Decatur workers walked out and 175 Iron Mountain line workers joined a broader stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Washington Territory
Inpranarouia
Ind
Rockville
Indiana
Joseph Stout
Taylor Dunbar
Springfield
Ohio
Tzarrel
Harry Cable Abeteoetaes
Norvore
Augusta
Deep Creek
John R. Summons
Simmons
Fred
Samuel McCaulley
Salina Station
West Pennsylvania
Che Chargos
Vundustan
Cindynamz
Kinsman
Wabash Telegraph Lines
Decatur
Chicago
Brotherhood
Everthing
Iron Mountain Railway
Here
Texarkana
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Arthur
Muius
Chatoe
Wasarraton
Jony
Pin
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hoop Sing
Joay 3
Justice of the Peace
Ghinese
Anid
Joay
United States
Congregational Church
China
Koop Sing
Treasury Department
Facoma
Walcott
British Columbia
Puget Sound
Tne
the Civil Service
Fihs
Hoes
Kentucky
Tim Bentad
Louisvile
Know
State Central Committee
Asbury
Register of Land Offices
Interior
Joe Blackburn
Painrocket
R.L
Ita Padley
Neo Edith Elizabeth Hamilon
Newport
Tie
Acon
Ithe Grand Jury
Witel Dewens
Dessrtad
Ber Wasbach
Bagress Horseif
Krren
Warrland
East St. Louis
New Yeak
Western Union Telegraph Company
Somerville
Western Union Company
Passaic
Hamstone
Fort Washington
Western Union
Brotherhood of Telegraphers
Purrapentura
Chancey H. Fuller
Chicago Meat Company
Thua Western Union Telegraph Comany
Bia
Uether
Fuller
Paul
Minn
Bismarck
Ihe
Draper
Trilune
Moxtcomwery
Charlie Fohd
Mrs Connectio
James
Kansas City
the Star
Charlie Ford
Ward
Jesse
Craig
Bob
Crittenden
Ford
Recorders Court
Graig
Speers
Jesse James
Missouri
Bob Ford
James Boys
Massison
Stump
Fremont
Columbus
Alassillou
Hisother
Woo
Hig Son
Uhe
Jem
Mano
Sulvan
Suez Canal
Suez Canal Company
DeLesseps
Erfurt
Martin Luther
Cetewayo
Longpow
Cetewaya
Colenso
Maritzburg
Loxpon
Ekaterinoslav
Russia
Board of Trade
Britign
Dover
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