Redeeming Five Per Cent Bonds and Post Office Costs
Washington reports the navy calls for redemption of 5 per cent funded loan bonds amounting to 13 million dollars with principal and accrued interest due January 18, 1883. It covers 3 per cent loan transfers and lists bond numbers issued and sold, plus post office growth figures including railroad mail costs, star service expenses, steamboat and messenger costs, and 1884 transportation estimates. Also notes a bribery case involving A Bowen and testimony by Sencer, and mentions Spanish citizenship questions in U S claims cases.
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Washtneron
Secretary of the Navy
Treasury
Treasury Department
Elmer
Star Service
A. Bowen
Philadelphia
Bowen
Sencer
Department of Justice
Dickson
Brewster
Br By
Department
Cameron
Alifornia
Ker
H. 4
Murder Trial Ends With Deranged Defendant
C P Hallet was found guilty of murdering James Deputy near Stilford in May. In court he raved about George Grey and the state's attorney killing his babies. No sentence was imposed as the judge noted Halliet's deranged condition.
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Hallet
New York
Superi
Russell
Tousey
American News Company
Marie Prescott
Atlanta
Salvini
Miss Prescott
Fullerton
Lousey
Eastenth Street
Mr. Pertzel
Mr. Stafford
Harvier
Asd
Thos
Burke
Ernest Harvier
Thad
Beaton
Spooner
Harrier
East Tenth Street
Political Upheaval After Local Elections and Star Route Probe
A late October report notes Democratic losses in a state race, with Republican gains in the twelfth district and warnings about gerrymandering. It cites Ex Senator Spencer’s absence amid a star route trial, where government attorneys sought an attachment for him after he disappeared.
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Peiley- Conemics
Luros
Harr
Geddes
Herald
Harris
Oneral Assembly
National Congress
Keifer
Clarke County
Spencer
Star Houte
Washinaton
Union Pacific Railroad
Interior Department
Constitution
Merrick
Bliss
Ker
Department of Justice
Postmaster General Howe to Recommend Postal Telegraphy
Postmaster General Howe returns to Washington and drafts the annual report. He plans to advocate a government run postal telegraph, arguing its cost efficiency and safety compared with private US systems. He will compare British and American facilities and urge speed in mail transmission nationwide.
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Sito
Howe
England
Miln as Hamlet Debuts at Grand Opera House
George Miln formerly a Brooklyn pastor and Unity Church successor in Chicago appears as Hamlet at the Grand opera house amid mixed reactions. He is praised for poise and dramatic control though later scenes reveal a tendency to rant. Tomorrow he will perform as Iago opposite Colonel Burleigh's Othello as part of a staged program.
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Mia
Oxiaco
George, Co
Miln
Brooklyn
Robert Collyer
Unity Church
Chicago
Hamlet
Grand Opera House
Mr. Minn
Iago
Colonel Burleigh
Reece
Irish Dissensions and War News from Dublin Dispatch
Irish dissensions within the national conference surface as Parnell and Davitt clash over an obnoxious amendment. A Manchester delegate was expelled amid insults. Reports also note the Egyptian question talks, new army recruitment, and religious services honoring George P Marsh. A dramatic case from Fort Wayne tells of a woman revived after being pronounced dead, shocking witnesses and a physician.
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Loxpox
Dublin
Parnell
Davitt
Cassedy
Manchester
Constantinople
the Times
Porte
Lord Dubfefin
Welfred Blaine
Egypt
Palmer
Coolie
Warsh
Rome
George P. Marsh
United States
Nevin
Paris
France
Montceau Les Maines
Bordat Abe
Chalons
Fanny Parnell's Remains Move From River View
Special Dispatch reports the removal of Miss Fanny Parnell's remains from River View cemetery to the depot in Trenton then Philadelphia. The body was shipped to New York on the 4 p.m. train amid a 1000-person land leagues delegation at Market Street wharf.
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Constitution
Trenton
N. J
Fanny Parnell
Riverview Cemetery
Philadelphia
Market Street Wharf
Broad Street
New York
Miss Prescott
Staffer
Public Conventions Amid Health and Railroads Meet
The Associated charcoal workers gathered in Cuatranooca with General Willard Warner presiding. Over 100 representatives toured local industries and elected officers including George W. Moore as president and J. Fuller as first vice president. Other sessions covered public health, universalist conventions, locomotive engineers and liquor dealers with reports on cattle diseases and city health systems. Belle Starr captured in Indian Territory after a long chase. burglaries and other local crimes noted.
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Neers
George W. Moore
Michigan
J. C. Fuller
Pennsylvania
J. Wzard
Alabama
W.W. F. Niederinghouse
Missouri
W. Birkinbine
Public Health Association
Swpranapolis
Ind
Porter
Grubbs
Kedsie
Joseph R. Smith
Department of Texas
Texas
United States
Canada
D. W. J. Joy
Boston
Powder
A. J. Cushman
J. H. Swan
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Martin
Opera House
Jacob
Arthur
Milwaukee
National Liquor Dealers and Manufacturers’ Protective Association of the United
Leopold Ballenberg
Peoria
Union
Larrir Boor
Fort Smith
Indian Territory
Belle Starr
Starr
Shepard
Jesse James
Shot Creek
Folger
Washineton
Eighteenth Street
New York City
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Alfa Aneard
B.eond Almateut
Elmer — Capital Notes
Secretary of State
C. +. Snydam
Spanish Claims Commission
Levere
Mur
Cou
Ohio
Gee
MR. Miln AS
Hannibal
St Joe
Charles A. Hutchkiss
George H. Kennedy
William J. Hutchinseon
Kennedy, Hutchinson & Co
Hannibal and
St. Joe
Hotchkiss
Hutchinson
Freeman
Camargo
New Orleans
Times Democrat
Mexico
Reyrosa
Antonio Alvarado
Manson
Journal
Smatl-Pox
St. Josefa
Grand Island
Nebraska
Ofessor Palmers
George P. B Marsh
Wiling
Heath
Inprasapouis
Fort Wayne
W. L. Pettit
Hirst National Bank of
Emoval
Teoland
Sportatl
Des Moines
Iowa
Harmon
Swede Point
Hattie Myers
Miss Myers
Lebanon, Pa
Lebanon
A. Wilhelm
Dime Savings Bank
Captain Kidd
Rateren
N. C
Robert Harris
Pamlico River
North Carolina
Blackbeard
Langaton
Ricumont
John M. Langston
Virginia
Washington
Darkey
the Virgins Sons of Temperance
Pennnssant
The
Sons of Temperance
Virinia
Richmond
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Lynchburg
City Point
Petersburg
Adj
American Gas Light Association
Prescott
Pertzel
Renest Harvist
Slaybagk
Cockrell
Loum
Criminal Court
Joseph B McCullagh
Globe-Democrat
George D. Capen
Colonel Cockerell
Lindell Hotel
Congressman Hurd
Merchants’ Exchange
Slayback
Hewonneans
Times- Democrat
San Antonio
Vicksburg
Messie
Post
Monroe
Torent
Sexsey City
Europe
Wyoming
Alaska
Prague
W. G. Morris
Sitka
Pearson
Wachusett
Finer
Colle
Magdalen Islands
Quebec
Providence
Lebourdais
Hysa
la Canadienne
Bird Rocks
Grosse Isle
Lixcoln
Neb
Dege Dees
Sherif Woods
Minden
National Cotton Planters
Little Rock
Nations Cotton Planters Association
State House
William Rose
Arkansas
Major Breckenridge
Fter
Cincinnati
Chillicothe
Neal
Brown
Clinton
Hart
New Yor
Nassau
Cedar
Liberty Streets
Real Estate Exchange
Dred
Herm.x F Caramar
Alveston
Bayard Faylor
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