Washington Dispatches on Labor and Rail Policy
Telegraphic summaries from Washington report Postmaster General Key commending postal workers for fidelity amid dangers, Cabinet discussions on labor questions and a proposed commerce commission to regulate railroads, and President Hayes actions including arms ban to Indians. Includes notes on General Sherman, Kimball reinstatement, travel by private rail for officials, and various state notices across Massachusetts to California.
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Postal Service
Congress
Geo. M. Robeson
National Republican
Robeson
Hayes
Sherman
Fort Ellis
M. T
Sheridan
Crook
Terry
East
Northwest
Kimball
Utah
Secretary of the Interior
Massachusetts
Slate Creek
Kamiah
Wilmot
Salmon River
Lewiston
Joseph
Camas Prairie
Elk City
Piette
Wallowa
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Frisbie
Diaz
Ferguson
Stanford
Sonora
Helena
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Gibbon
Doolittle
Ross
Charles
Nez Perces
Stevensville
Bannock
Howard
Lent
Missoula County
Reguars
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Germany
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N. Y
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Clem Ruck
Sylvester
Dobbins
Wm. Ramsey
Kentucky
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Chautauqua National Sunday School Assembly
Pennsylvania
Hazleton
Wilkesbarre
Donasgrove
Bethlehem
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Bethlehem Iron Company
Philadelphia
The
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United Action
Scranton
National Guards
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Wananie
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Balton
Maryland
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James T. Huff
James G. Porter
Secret Service
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Col. Garrison
Johnny Irving
Billy Forrester
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Indiana
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J. B. Armstrong
Lexington
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John Sutterfield
John Butler
Gardner
Case
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John W
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Lews
Cowan, Tenn
Tawa
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Missouri
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Lankford
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London
U.S. District Court
Wm. McKee
Iowa
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Blanco
Martinez Campos
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Murphy Temperance Movement
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T. C. Bliss
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Boulder Valley Coal Company
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Rio Grande
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Valdez
California
John J. Daily
Leslie C. Manks
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Lonez
Valez
Joe
Canada
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Ont
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Tamilton
Sturdy
Mary Ann Kerr
Sheriff Gow
Thorold
Hamilton
Locomotive Street
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Sukum Kalch
Manmadich
Tchamtchira
Hobart Pasha
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Terneva
Paris
Adelina Patti
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Marquis de Caux
Softcha
Plevna
Europe
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Roumania
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Schipka Passy
Prince Miroky
Gourks
St. Petersburg
Imperial Guard
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Landwehr
Balkans
Suleiman Pasha
Kesanlik
Schipka Pass
Gourk
Selba
Woolwich
Royal Arsenal
Malta
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O’connell
Seat of War
Haiibaghay
Nicholas
Athens
Velo
Thessaly
Epirus
Wisconsin
Spain
H. Col. Grover
Grand Centra Hotel
Germantown
Colusa County
National Association of Inland Steel Workers
Colibus
Lehigh and Susquehanna Company
Jandwehr
English Channel
Vigo
Wesleyan Female College
Murfreesboro
N. C
Salina
Danube
Bedle
New Jersey
Jay Gould
Parson’s Hardware
Johnston & Lindsay
Orangeville
Austria
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Altoona
Luzerne County
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Robert M. Douglas
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Dick Floyd
Martin
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