Nation's Capital Rumors and Crook Campaign Developments
In Washington, Isnor Romero departs for Europe for the summer amid health concerns, while Sidney Dillon disputes a government demand for over one million dollars tied to the rail line. The Crook expedition faces cross border questions as US and Mexican authorities discuss troop movements and treaty constraints. A separate report from Harrodsburg, Kentucky, notes Phil Thompson’s murder indictment and evolving Cincinnati hotel testimonies surrounding a late 1873 case.
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Wasinxatox
Isnor Romero
Europe
Sidney Dillon
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Teller
Dillon
Ditlon
Bliss
Blissy
Crook
War Department
Mexico
Legation
United States
Associated Press
State Department
Senor Romero
Misican
Senate
Viaduct
John W. Garrett
Miss Buckner
John
Davis
St. Clair
Thompson
H. Davia
Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette
Harrodsburg
Kentucky
Phil B
H. Davis
Wage talks of iron manufacturers and workers loom large
The Iron Manufacturers and Amalgamated Association met to set a wage scale for the coming year. No agreement was reached and a strike is anticipated. An inter-state miners convention is planned for May 16. Mills may shut June 1 if demands for 10 to 20 percent cuts are not met, with orders booked afterward and public mood gloomy amid nearly 100000 workers affected.
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Iron Manufacturers and Amalgamated Associa
Iron Manufacturers and Amalgamated Association Conference
Iron Manufacturers and
Jarrett
The
Wear
Texas Crop Outlook May Report for Cotton and Corn
A North Texas report for May from the national agricultural bureau notes wheat late but healthy, rye and barley below average, and corn planted with a good stand. Cotton not fully planted yet but emerging. rains have aided. Planting is behind schedule due to low prices and labor scarcity, with spring planting about the same as last year. millet expected large. overall season about twenty days late but prospects look good and farmers hopeful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
North Texas
National Agricultural Bureau
Mysterious Death in San Francisco Leads to Investigation
A 20 year old woman, Lottie Hunsinger, died after taking Dr Tomlies neuralgia pellets at Dan Cook’s office. The death was initially reported as pleurisy, with authorities alerted and a coroner’s inquiry opened. The case remains under investigation.
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San Francisco
Lottie Hunsinger
Jetty Tulliiner
Beth Cook
Dan Cook
Cook
Dr. Tomlies
Ulto
Ahe
Thie
Gambetta’s Secret Love Letters Revealed by Figaro Story
A Figaro story purports to reveal Gambetta’s long affair with Leonie, with daily letters and memoirs exchanged for ten years. It claims Gambetta proposed multiple times, she refused, and he died intestate leaving about one million francs to his family. It also debunks the myth of his having a son, clarifying Leonie’s exact role.
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Figaro
Gambetta
Alice Leonie Leon
Diplo
Leonie
Mike Leon
M'He Leon
Rue Boutflot
M'lle Leon
Mlle Leon
M’lle
Leon
the Figaro
Leon Journoi
Mad. Leris
Les Jardines
Germany
Mila Leon
Enaae Knoxviniz
London
G. H. Reno
Andy Taylor
John
Andy
Reno
The Irish Trials Open with Murder Bills and Extradition Talk
The crown presents true bills for murder against Peter Tynan John Walsh and R J Sheridan and for murder after the fact against Fitzbarris. Walsh and Sheridan are abroad, Tynan believed to be there, with possible extradition. True bills for conspiracy to murder against the Mulletts Hanlon Delaney McCaffrey O Brien and others. Several pleas and arraignments occur as authorities weigh extradition and sentences.
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Aguls
Wall Dusrin
Crown
Igrand-Jury
Muder
Peter Tynan
Jobo Walsh
R. J. Sheridan
Fitzbarris
Walsh
Sheridan
America
Tynan
Lawrence Hanlon
James
Joseph Mullett
Daniel DeLaney
Dennis Field
L Ater
Mulletts
Lawrance Hanlon
Edward McCaffrey
Edward O’brien
George Smith
Peter Doyle
Thomas Doyle
William Maroney
Thomas Martin
James Mullett
William Moroney
Lawrence Hanton
Edward O'Brien
Caventish
Burke
Dosti
Tyoan
Wals Snd Shéridan
Kitznarrig
Delaney
Baurast
Patriotic Brotherhood
Cross Maglin
County Armagh
Foreign notes on European replies and regional unrest
A lengthy wire service summary reports Challemel LaCour's favorable senate reply on triple alliances, along with reactions from Vienna and Berlin. It covers trials of socialist activists, a London Freemasons hall fire, Austrian landwehr reforms, Egyptian battles near Mahad, a steamer noble Grappler disaster, and various political and financial notes including Vera Cruz harbor contracts and Mexican bondholder movements.
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t-Challemela
Pants
Challemel
LaCour
Dac da Broglie
Senate
Vienna
Berlin
Italy
Spain
France
Z Camo
Hicks
EE Mahad
Jands
Victoria
Grappler
Puget Sound
Alaska
London
Doctor Gallagher
Bernard Gallagher
Bow Street
Longon
House of Commons
Extradition Rumors Grow Over Irish Indictments
Washington reports indicate no formal extradition demand has been received for Irish suspects Sheridan Walsh and Tynan. State Department says Dublin indictments pose no immediate action and no communication from London has arrived. A Dublin court case and a New York search for them continue amid rumors.
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Washington
Dublin
Sheridan
Walah
Tynan
London
United States
Great Britain
State Department
Realta
Wagnington
Tee New Yous
Walsh
Cavendish
Barke
Indians and Creeks Into Mexico Pursuit Near Fort Gibson
Telegram from Indian Territory reports Spinchel Creek rebel captured with two chiefs Jack Abatch and Harjo Spiechel after failing to reach Fort Gibson. Troops chased band and María women and children taken to Fort Gibson, ending disaffection. General Crook pursues Apaches with Mexican cooperation. Major obituaries and insolvencies noted in San Francisco and Vermont. Large cattle drive activity reported in Texas as stockmen move north.
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Sr. Lovurs
Indian Territory
Spinchel
Fort Gibson
Bates
U. 8
Jack Abatch
Harjo Spiechel
San Francisco
Fi Paso
Crook
Mexico
Sierra Madre Mountaing
Ita
Acini
Sunday Schools Convention Redistricts Georgia Districts 1-26
The Georgia state Sunday school convention held a second session with a large attendance. Reports proposed dividing the state into twenty six districts, listed with counties, and noted speakers including Rev Virgil C Norcross and Rev A M Gillett. Columbus chosen as next meeting site and a telegram from Senator Colquitt noted. The gathering featured addresses on teacher power and organized work, plus a Lucy Cobb Institute entertainment.
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Avevera
Virgil C. Norcross
Atlanta
William Browne
Athens
Browne
M. Jay Candier
Clinch
Coffes
Ware
Pierce
Tavnall
Liberty
Lownds
Brooks
Berrien
Bohols
Charlton
Camden
Glynn
Appling
Bernier Chath
Tts
Sham
Aghy Bullock
Screven
Yen
Belaghem
Thames
Decatur
Mitchell
Colquitt
Baker
Miller
Irving Worth
Lee
Dougherty
Calhoun
Early
Clay
Randolph
Terrell
Stewart
Quitman
Webster
Sumter
Sedley
Macon
Dooly
Pulaski and Wilcox
Laurens
Montgomery
Telfair
Dodge
Washington
Glascock
Johnson and Emanuel
Richmond
Burke, Jefferson
McDuffie
Columbia
Muscogee
Harris, Talbot
Chattahoochee
Taylor and Marion
Bibb
Houston
Crawford, Jones, Twiggs
Monroe
Wilkinson
Putnam
Baldwin
Hancock
Warren
Jasper
Troup
Meriwether
Coweta
Heard
Upson
Pike
Spalding
Fayette
Butts
Henry
Newton
Rochdale
Walton
Lincoln
Wilkes
Taliaferro
Greenenna
Morgan
Jackson
Lumpkin
White
Rabun
Union
Habersham
Fannin
Gilmer
Murray
Whitfield
Dade
Walker
Catoosa
Chattooga
Floyd
Baryow
Gordon
William Adams
First Presbyterian Church of
Augusta
G. C
McLean
Jacksonville
Fla
P. RB. Cortelyon
Cobb County Sunday School Association
A. M. Gillett
Cincinnati
International Sunday School Association
W. A. Candler
M. A. Candler
DeKalb County Sunday School Association
Decatu
Bible Schools
Reppard
Savannah
Courtney
DeKalb
J. C. Kimball
L. F. Livingston
E. J. Benton
Patton
James E. Donahue
I. W. Sims
Anna Emery
J. A. Hendrix
Sidney Root
Annie Love
Susie Pittman
J. T. Pendleton
Frank W.R. Harmah
M. A. Parker
George McKenzie
Blakie Shar
BR. R. Parker
M. 5. Dan
W. Lumpkin
H. L Cramley
F. B. Holloway
Maggie L. Barry
Lena Harris
Georgia Costart
F. A. Kimball
J. W. Avery
DeKaib
J. P. Russell
Moreland
J. B. Johnson
G. A. Ramspeck
Cocking main results and other race notes from May Day sports
A Raleigh competition saw the Halifax birds win the in-progress cocking main after earlier draws between New York and Philadelphia. Reports from Nashville and Chester describe horse races and a Cheshire handicap, with multiple track events and notable times. Baseball scores include Amhersts over Bowdoin, Providence over Yale, and Cleveland defeating Buffalo in various games.
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Caroline Bird
New York
Philadelphia
Raelcn
Raleigh
Halifax
Buffin
Supreme Court
Nasuvinus
Tenn
Nashville Blood Horse Association
Heller
Telford
Aleck Ament
Pope Leo
Joe Shelby
Rapture
Major Hughes
Granite
Bob Miles
Laura Gould
London
Chester
Duke of Westminster
Whipperib
Lord Rosebery
Royaterer
Lord Cowden
Witchcraft
Fire on Grappler destroys voyage off Seymour Nat ions
A steamer Grappler burned four miles from Seymour Nations on a Sunday night. With one hundred passengers mainly Chinese, chaos erupted as officers struggled to control the panicked crowd. The captain ordered shots on disobedience, boats swamped by jumpers, and several passengers drowned in the smoke and confusion.
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Manlees
Blake Stemmex
Sax Frascteco
Grappler
Seymour Nations
Franklin
Vancouver
Fatal oil mill explosion kills one burns others
May 3 report from Refuge oil mills two miles from the city details a gas ignition after a lantern sparked by an open door. Miss Minnie Cavender died this morning. Miss Lelia McMasters and Harry Parks were seriously or fatally burned. Barnard Donnelly, the watchman, and Hopson suffered injuries. Mr Green attempted rescues.
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Refuge
Barnard Donnelly
Harry Parks
Minnie Cavender
Lelia McMastern
Parks
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