European and American News Digest From The Era
Wealthy New Yorker Mathew Salos is reported killed in London after a horse accident. Other snippets note Michigan wheat at 58 percent of average, a predicted California quake, a Kremlin mint plan, a Silesian larynx offer to transfer to the Emperor, and reactions to Emperor William’s death. France warns of retaliation over wine taxation, European sugar bounty debates, and Capitol Board of Texas accepting Farwell syndicate’s Austin capitol. Mentioned also are a French reformerview, acrobat acts, Ellison phonograph feats, Mesquite land entry ruling, art import tariff questions, and extended US Central American mail service plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathew Salos
Lotdun
Michigan
Tar Honce
Figuse of Commons
Joby Gorst
Quder
Todi
Jodia
Chyof
St. Paul's Cathedral
Buffalo
N.Y
Peentoned
Kisve
Whiriy-tera Corporation
Wall Hiver
Maas
Nore
Cpndal
Wie
Arenas
Bocety
New York
Saca Cann Ce
Witton Hoekixa
Vicorgia
McDreina
Atlant
Walton Cheney
Tadan Witnes
Yortigo
Rustiess
Mor Springs
Ark
Halvay Conductors’ Association
Toronto
Unt
Luanenses
Mississippi
Minneapolis
Tur
Tascott
Wsane
Kiel
Oshkost
Wis
Cedar River
Afghanistan
Heratic
Tor
Red River Valley
Arkansas
Texas
Wincia Central
Vicksburg & Meridian
Jackson
Miss
Louisville
Montgomery
Ala
Bowling Green
Nashville
Decatur
Birmingham
Treasury Department
George H. Thomas Post
Chicago
Rea
EB. D. Baker
Alton
Cairo
ISK
Tri-County
Teachers’ Association
Obion
Weakley
Gibson
Union City
Tenn
Witt Evass
F. H. Phillips
Circuit Court
Camden
BE. Stowe WillGtts
California
Pacific
Asia
Congress in session as treaty debates dominate
The week’s notes track congressional proceedings with focus on fisheries treaty debates, international negotiations, and tariff discussions. Votes and committee actions shape the agenda amid political maneuvering and presidential requests for funding and policy actions.
Quantrill the Guerrilla Mother Hosts Blue Springs Reception
A 68 year old Mrs Quantrill, mother of famed guerrilla leader William Quantrill, met with his former men in Blue Springs Mo. Guests include A J Walter Leebevk and others while Mrs Quantrill spoke of William’s death in 1865, noting conflicting reports and stating he died in Louisville Kentucky on June 6 1543.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klin Xperingy
KaxeasCrry
Blue Springs
Mra Caroling
Quantrill
Widemark Quentrill
Biue Springs
Quanteill
Hi Livings
Quantrill's Land
A. J. Walter Leebevk
Hicks George
Oak Grove
Welch
Parr
Holler
Hine Springs
Lol Brown
Hates County
Wiliams
Jones
Blue Mptings
John Roger
Grash Valley
Mo Greg
Tudepenten
Susie Wamox
James Stanley
Burton
Kimberlin
Bis Dunvan
CW. West
Tuscarawas County
William
Texas
South
Wakefield
Taylorsville
Nelson County
Terrell
Clark Hockensmith
Dick Glassconk
Louisville Ky
Util
Gladstone Address Expresses Ireland Home Rule Support
A petition signed by 317 dissenting ministers was presented to Mr. Gladstone in Gladstone, Missouri, praising his efforts toward reconciling England and Ireland. Gladstone replied that Ireland holds the key to settlement, that home rule is pledged, and that Parliament is guided to delay the war settlement until a ministry favorable to reform takes power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mn Gladstone
England
Ireland
Gladstone
Piventine
House of Commons
Parnell
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe stockholders meet harmonious
Topeka May 11 annual stockholders meeting of the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe railroad was harmonious. President W B Strong spoke on past work and future prospects as the board reported a rise in net earnings. Directors and officers were reelected or named, including W B Strong as president and C W Smith as first vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Exsexar
San Allan
Wexwest Democrats
Montpelier
S. G. Shurter
O'Sullivan
Grand Rapids
Cleveland
Great Britain
Brazil
Italy
Jerrensos Davis
Jackson Miss
Dom Pepe, Pee
Milan
Ancnusnor Lyxen
Toronto
Topeks
Omcera
Toreks
Kon
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
W. B. Strong
Li, Burr
B. P. Cheney
C. Codman
A. W. Nickerson
Warren Sawyer
George ©. Shattuck
Alden Speare
W. F. Wharton
Moston
Mass
C.K. Holliday
Topeka
Kaw
E. B. Purcell
Manhattan
George Sualy
Galveston
Tex
J. Severy
Reading
Kan
Wiliam B. Strong
C. W. Smith
A.A. Robinson
J. F. Goddard
George K. Veeck
George W. McCreary
E. Wilder
George L. Goodwin
Seretary
John Whitebear
Alfred A
Flood and tornado devastate towns across Iowa and Louisiana
A devastating tornado and floods struck Quincy and Rock Island areas, tearing down walls, submerging streets, and forcing evacuations. Rail service halted as trains derailed near Elm and Canton. widespread damage to water works, telegraph lines, and homes reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mttaninelyup
Venice
Quincy
Crotoie
Lociann
Tniewen
Rock Psland
Moines
Bock Island
Wrseno
Regis Islaail
Milis
Freigat Wareham
Loo
Ss. Paul
St. Paul
Hero
Burdusink
Tong
Faleia
Mysterious paper ties will to General Been death inquiry
The will of General Martin Been, shown yesterday afternoon, references a private memorandum. It names his sister at Altonda, notes a partner Charles P. Sawyer and ER. O. S. McCotas, and calls for a thorough investigation into his death while warning against possible poison.
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Been
Thierge
Martin Been
Altonda
Charles PL Sawyer
O S. McCotas
Iis
Vuiea Veteran League
Female Philosophers Social Science Convention Ends
Kansas City May 11 The Womans Social Science convention closed after electing new officers including President Mrs Noble Prentis Newton and Secretary Mrs Austin Kansas City with next meeting set for Atchison in November The event drew many attendees from Kansas and neighboring states and featured prayers by Mrs Van Fossen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Onder
Brown
Kansas
van Fossen
Noble Prentis
Newton
A. G. Diggs
Lawrence
G. A. Eddy
Leavenworth
J.C. McClintock
Topeka
HN. Ess
Johnson
Minneapolis
Kan
Ryan Judd
Wyandotte
B. F. Mudge
Manhattan
Austin
HM. Molden
Atchison
Eec Hn
Southern Gleanings Roundup of Crimes and Oddities
In Hot Springs Arkansas dogs stir police action as a white youth Andrew Tegan, seventeen, dies by fire in Nashville. Reports name Mrs Mowers Pept of Atlanta seeking lost money, a Newport News hospital patient, a shooting death in Campbell County, and a family dispute over land. Other items include a Virginia North Carolina festival in Petersburg, a Fort Smith trial, a Louisville cotton mill fundraiser, a Nashville prison escape, and local obituaries and strange habits.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Ainet
Andrew Tegan
Nashville
Tenn
Mowers Pept
Atlanta
Wreath
William Hoffman
Newport News
John Comper
McCrary Hart
Campbell County
Cowper
Hart
la Ell
Willie Thomas
W. J. Thomons
Guidaden
Albert ‘Thomas
Sonhg
Thomas
Virginia
North Carolina
Petersburg
Solera
Fort Smith, Ke
Barrell Deiweed
Tin Jumher
Louisville
MLO
Salypl State Press Association
Recuville
Willian Higekine
Cyrinty
Gordon
Hopkins
United States Revenue
Dushiner
George Hale
Franklin County
Key West
General Greely
Inman Wines
Tenpesser
Priaon
Julia White
Synthern Express Couei
Chattanooga
Martin's Mills
Ladies’ Confederate Monument Association
Jefferson Day
Jackson
Miss
Davis
Blount's Creek
N.C
Praaier
Jol A. Cox
Frazier
Cox
Bredani Ky
I C. Renfrew
Puileiste
Renfrew
James McCarty
Walton County
Alabama
Mount Zion Cemetery
Wing Bee
Pat Gilmore
Sallie McCoy
Monteagle
Sallie
Fred Bi
Wy Chatisnoaga
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J. R. Perkins
Cement & Fire
Eric
Planet Junior
Atkins & Branch Crooke’s Laws
Brinley
WM. Twosrsoy
J.B. Sexton
Trueknasan
Miia
Mazlehurat
Sissy
Eprumeson & Sexton
Attorneys At Law
Livekhaven
Tazlehurst
Marting
Brookhaven
Tle
Liteon
Eduining
Corrier
Liu Storm Bui
R. J. W. Bennett
Brooksmaven
R.E. J. Bowen
I¢ Sea
Jor J. D. Frilick
Grookhaven
Cherokee St
Kubin
Liverpool
London and Globe
Torii
J. Warren
Sam Lightfoot
Brookhavey
Capital Commercial College
Jackson, Miss
The
Modern Practical School
Ashvanta
Beni
L. A
Wyatt
Dre Stone Wirkixs
Now
Getoler
Asi
Kremlin
Moscow
Silesia
de Mackensie
Markengie
M. Wad Hington
Lord Salisbury
France
Hartonias
Capitol Board of Texas
Farwell Syndicate
Panhandle
H E
Coma Brine Poicons
Miss Fellows
Chaska
Washington
Wisital
New York World
Fuito
Secretary of the Interior
Coal Land Office
Arizona
Treasury
Corcoran Art Gallery of Washington
Metropolitan Museum of Art of New York
American Art Association
Frye
United States
Central
South America
West Indies
Postmaster-General
News OF the
Arrentia
Roeelsdel
Tartis
Voothous Rose
Togalis
Apaloja
New England
Julian Affairs
House
Senate
Benatar Shor
Nlp
Beatron
Net
Toca
Ghtetnes
Nebo
Mexico
Garito
Chisago
Wisconsa
Cartas d. We
Bloomington
Fourteenth Minis
Hoxchase
G. Blaxey
James
London
St. Louis
Allan G. ‘Thurman
Ohio
Lickel
John L. Dobbs
C. D. Hogue
J.B. Horson
Santa FE
Timothy O'Grady
Joliet
Oficer O'Brien
Dyer Scanlan
Mollie Mott
Oficer Nolan
Scanlan
O'Brien
Nolan
Tounaiy
Winstow
Wanatah
Bixenamrox
Eria
John Pareno
Owen Howe
Hartsville
Allegany County
Howe
Parono Thun Speang
Ted
Thas Foo
Rales
Crag
Boh
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