Resignations and Appointments Highlight Indian Board and Tax Posts
Resigning Board of Indian Commissioners member Hon George StoneMAN is replaced by George Glifford as U S Consul to Cognac and John Bur dette Jr named Collector of Internal Revenue for Iowa district. Treasury decisions bar tobacco claim lawyers, noting claims will be handled in order and stamps may be used for payments. Mrs Hannan Grant, ex President Grant's mother, dies in Jersey City Heights after heart pains. born 1789 in Pennsylvania, buried Cincinnati.
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West Uproar Rips Nations as Storms and Strife Rage
A severe hailstorm hits Denver on the 8th with inch hail and hour-long thunder. Piegan Indians abandon their agency near Fort Benton heading toward the Sweet Grass Hills amid hunger and clashes with Creoles. News from Montana, Iowa, Michigan, Georgia, and Ohio reports fires, executions, suicides, strikes, floods, and political shifts.
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Johnson brothers convicted of murder in Arkansas train robbery
The Johnson brothers, tried in Little Rock Arkansas for robbing a train and killing conductor Cain at Mulberry Station, were found guilty of first degree murder on the 7th. Three others were previously convicted. McDonald awaits trial.
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British leaders reject cattle import ban request during deputation
Lord President Lorp Cabincrorp refused the Central Chamber of Agriculture’s demand to seek Parliament enactment of a cattle import ban from infected regions. He pledged to enforce current powers to restrict infected animals though. The report also notes Ecuadorian unrest, lawsuits, trials, and other world items from the era.
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Harman Camp appointed Boise Assay Office Superintendent
The President appointed Harman H. Camp as Superintendent of the Assay Office at Boise City Idaho replacing the suspended William Walters. A new five dollar counterfeit gold piece appeared claimed to be from New Orleans 1843. The coin is plated and light by forty nine and a half grains.
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Amasa Stone Dies by Self Inflicted Wound in Insomnia Fit
Cleveland mourns millionaire Amasa Stone who died at his home on May 12 1883 likely from self inflicted gunshot amid severe insomnia and indigestion. The article recounts his early life in Charlton Massachusetts his bridge building career including Howe truss innovations and major railroad projects and his philanthropy including Adelbert College and the Home for Aged and Indigent Women. His death leaves a wife two daughters and several siblings.
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Oldest Norfolk widow at ninety-two
The oldest person in Norfolk Connecticut is a widow aged ninety two. She was the sixth wife of a man once famed for marrying quickly, with a proverb stating no woman in Norwich need despair of marriage while he lived.
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Massive Communipaw Oil Works Fire Destroys $1.5 Million
A Jersey City blaze at the Standard Oil plant in Communipaw during a morning storm scorched eleven tanks and three tribute tanks, destroying two storehouses, six barges and the Eagle Refinery boarding house. About 500,000 gallons of oil fed the flames as tanks burst, with seven of twenty six tanks ablaze. Firefighters fought a roaring inferno as several workers were missing and presumed lost. The destruction ran three quarters of a mile inland toward Black Tom Island, with $1.5 million in losses and no further explosions expected due to southeast wind.
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Wheat shortages in May crop report warn of reduced yields
The Agriculture Department's May crop synopsis notes spring wheat down from April due to frosts and late season. Winter wheat stands at 831 by 80, with total acreage 20 percent below normal, signaling a 77 million bushel drop. Some Northern states improve, while Continental Europe faces prospects of smaller crops amid frost and drought.
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Homeopathic Physicians of Ohio Adjourn and Elect Officers
The State Convention of the Homeopathic Physicians of Ohio adjourned in Columbus and will reconvene in Cleveland on the second Tuesday of May next. New officers elected include President J. C. Sanders of Cleveland and Vice President J. P. Geppert of Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
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Selma
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Sidney
W. T. Miller
H. C. Allen
Ann Arbor
Mich
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G. C. McDermott
Michigan Institute of Homeopathy
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Dayton
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Zanesville
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Norwalk
New Vault For John Howard Payne At Oak Hall Cemetery
The remains of John Howard Payne will be entombed in a new vault near Oak Hall Cemetery main entrance. The outer box will have castors to slide into the vault and a bust on a monument tops the vault. A special hearse is being built in New York for the burial next month, drawn by four bay horses, with government officials to ride in carriages.
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New York
National Dental Convention Adjourns in Sandusky
The National Dental Convention closed in Sandusky Ohio on May 9 with Gale French of Pittsburgh elected president and officers named for the new year including I Brown of Cleveland corresponding secretary H F Cleveland recording secretary G Wilson of Painesville and J E Robinson of Cleveland as treasurer. The group will reconvene in Cleveland on the first Tuesday in May 1884.
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Pittsburgh
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Cleveland
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Painesville
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Emerald Beneficial Association Holds State Convention
Warren Ohio May 9 The Emerald Beneficial Association met for business with remarks by Revs Maher Akron and Manning Youngstown. Officers elected for the next year include President J C Maloney Youngstown First VP J C Downing Akron Second VP Dennis McKenna Youngstown Secretary Thomas Hansard Youngstown Assistant Secretary Coyne Brier Hill Treasurer Henry Waldeck Warren Marshal Henry Britt Youngstown The next convention will be held in Akron in June 1885.
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Adams elderly resident burned to death in Ohio home
In Washingtonville Ohio on May 9 an eighty three year old woman named Adams perished in a house fire. She had recently chosen to live alone in her cabin and was without assistance when the blaze occurred, killing her.
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Lincoln Baker, 72, Dies in Marion Residence
Lincoln Baker, longtime Marion resident aged seventy two, died at his home this morning. He had lived in the town since it was laid out by his father and others fifty years ago.
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Lincoln Baker
Texas Wool Clip Report Shows Lighter Shear Output
May 9 St Louis reports Texas sheep shearing nearly finished with a total clip much lighter this year than last.
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