Crook's Command Arrives at Fort Lee to Indians Ready
Congressional notes from Washington May 20 describe the Senate resuming impeachment proceedings against Belknap with closed doors and deciding jurisdiction. Debate on tariffs continues while Morrison seeks passage of the appropriation bill and Piper seeks to report a China treaty immigration resolution. House adjourns until Wednesday after Holman moves to adjourn.
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Senate
Washington
Belknap
Morrison
Piper
China
Holman
Atkins Letter Defends Blaine on Northern Pacific Matter
Elisha Atkins writes to Boston on May 29 defending James G. Blaine from charges in the New York Sun. Atkins says Blaine acted as a friend with no personal stake, noting the transaction failed to deliver and no commissions were taken.
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Boston
James G. Blaine
New York Sun
Northern Pacific
Elisha Atkins
False Rumor About Western Union Presidency Rumored
New York May 2 The rumor that Wm Orton resigned the presidency of the Western Union Telegraph Co is unfounded. Commodore Vanderbilt was ill, with his family barred from visiting. The Erie Railway widens a fare reduction to protect New York, while old telegrams are seized for House naval committee use. A grand American League council in Philadelphia plans a national conference to nominate President and Vice President.
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New York
Wm. Orton
Western Union Telegraph Co
Commodore Vanderbilt
Erie Company
Erie
Boston
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Co
Washington
House Naval Committee
A. G. Cattell
Geo. M. Robeson
Jay Cooke
McQullough & Co
Grand Council
American League
Philadelphia
Volunteers
Delegation Sent to Conventions for Americas Rule and Bible Schools
A council and delegation were appointed to attend Cincinnati and St. Louis conventions in the Interests of the League. An address by a prominent ex governor urged Americans to vote for American rule and Bible in public schools. A national committee room was ordered in Philadelphia after July 1 and the conference adjourned to meet July 4 in Boston.
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
League
America
Philadelphia
Boston
Chinese immigration memorial and rail fare changes noted
In San Peaneisco May 29 Chinese six companies prepare a memorial for the President arguing their immigration position amid anti Chinese sentiment. A San Quentin report mentions unrest over alleged gold prospects during excavation for a new workship. Decoration Day banking and business closures noted with rail fare reductions announced by Lake Shore Michigan Southern Michigan Central and Pittsburg Fort Wayne increases from Chicago to major eastern cities.
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San Peaneisco
United States
San Quentin
Chicago
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Michigan Central
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Boston
New York
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Death of a Prominent Editor
G M D Bloss editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer was instantly killed while walking on the Little Miami railroad track near Branch Hill station where he resided. No further details were reported.
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Cincinnati
G. M. D. Bloss
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Little Miami Railroad
Branch Hill Station
Murder in High Life in Memphis Fuss Over Hale Slaying
Report from Memphis on intense Saturday excitement after the shooting of John Hale a prominent citizen and son in law of Ex Governor Brownlow by William P Walsh postmaster and politician. The dispute began over building a store on ground Hale claimed.
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Memphis
Tenn
Hot Springs
John (. Hale
Brownlow
Wm. P. Walsh
Hale
Providence fire at KR1 stable burns assets and stock
In Providence KR1 Freewall and Francia's stable burns, losses include seventy thousand dollars in assets. A steamer Crescent City sailed from New York for Aspin wall with passengers and freight. Four men involved in a consular murder are sentenced to death or penal servitude.
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Crescent City
New York
Aspinwall
Bone
Vara
Fire at New York and Louisville Houses Cause Big Losses
A $40,000 fire at New York on Monday damaged a frame building at 6th and Farnum streets with a $6,000 loss reported. In Louisville a separate $20,000 fire occurred on Monday, while a Brookville Indiana paper mill burned, with total costs around $40,000. Ex-Commissioner Burdett of the General Land Office has been missing for some time.
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New York
Omaha
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy Ad Promises Women Health
An old advertisement urges women with longtime health weaknesses to try Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. It claims the medicine cures many female illnesses and restores health, selling at one dollar per bottle and available widely.
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G. M. Jones
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W. Sellers
D.ds
Sele Okee
Aa Ae Eketh Orpion
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Cheten VE
J. J. Clark
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Ferguson Street
Isaac Baggs
Feu
K. Garbanati
Ataeaney
ASD
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James M. Irwin
J Ogice
Carey Block
Cheyeane
Second of Wyoming
Nebraska
Colorado
N. B
Charles N. Potter
Cor. Mneellor
U. 8
Jonny J. Jenkin
J. Rawyer Ian
U. S
Alorney
Jenkins & Hanna
Kroom NO. 14
Daniel McLaughlin
Attorney AT Law
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Supreme Court
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Cheyeanne
Wyouis
Eagle House
Simmons
Scoommandatt
Western Hotel
Fifteenth Street
Cc. Kimme
Ovren & Anderson
Cerguson Street
J. E. Tuttle, Painter
Coreish's Carpenter Shop
Tull Street
W. T. Augwidly
Po Debse
Thomson, Langdon & Co
Holo Imperiore
J’ateniece
J. R. Bowman, M. D
Inter Ocean Hotel
Orrick Hans
P. mi
Converse & Warren
Wro
Cevetti
L. F. Babcock, M. D
A. J. Hogg
Hiliterd
J. B. Horrie & CO
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Night Report
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Sloan
Kennedy
Addrew U
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Onsalin, al Talt
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Iowa
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I. Murrin
Te Lina
W. H. Lee
Territory Ming
Pervitere
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Stat Hanks and Hank
Idling
Onion
Erritory
Oming
County of Ironies
Cintiantine
J. E. Will
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F. KE
Waure
Lone Star
Feed & Sale Stable
17Th Street
Prengpertellas
Smith, Gulterman Verriggion
Jaidur
James D. May
L. R. Bresnahen
Washington Market
Strelt
Cheyenne, W.T
Cgoy
Elew Ke
Freund Bros
Sharps
Winchester
Colt
Smith & Wesson
Star Clothing House
Appel & CO
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Old Reliable Grocery House
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Casa
Whipple & Hay
Vergueon Street
Bet
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Black Hills
Small, Ames & Appel
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Raencr
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Great Western Blacksmith Shop
Kia
A. D. Butler
Cheyenne, Wyo
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