Neutrality disputes and political moves in Washington May 23 25
Washington reports show the State Department denying any aid for Russian military positions due to neutrality obligations. A potential neutrality proclamation remains under advisement with little expectation of necessity. A forged resignation letter concerning Judge Lewis caused a brief firing of Green before Lewis remained in office. A secret Blaine party meeting organized a national network, with regional branches planned. A Louisville postmistress appointment and a fugitive tale from Savannah appear amid various state notes and racing reports.
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State Department
Evarts
Russia
Turkey
J. R. Lewis
Washington Territory
Justice Green
Lewis
Mitchell
Idaho
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Blaine
North
Republican Party
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Alex, Campbell
Louisville
Simms
Devens
Boston
Fillmore
Savannah
Devon
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California
San Francisco
W. T. Garratt & Co
T. W. Stambrook
Chico
Oroville
Pacific Coast
Comstock
Mint
Linderman
J. W. Mackay
Mackay
Europe
San Francisco Mint
Washington Dispatches
Telegraphic Ticks Bosnian religious war and far reach of unrest
A telegraphic summary notes a religious war in Bosnia, snow in the east, Servia not sending frontier troops, Cossacks near Teckman, British squadron at Salamis, and Russian movements toward the Turkish left. It lists political dispatches, financial moves, uprisings, and social violence across the era, including murders in East Feliciana and discussions of Crook County mining in Wyoming Territory. The piece blends military, political, and crime notes with observer commentary.
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Bosnia
Servia
Teckman
Bay of Salamis
Blaine
Washington
New York
Baker
Russia
Milan
Bukharest
Skuptschina
Danube
Rustschuk
Mexico
Grand Duke
Nicholas
Prince Charles
Roumania
Scott
Reading
Paris
Bank of Commerce
Chicago
Pasha
Agridah
Berlin
Prince Gortschakoff
Wildbad
Count Schouvaloff
Gortschakoff
Mukhtar Pasha
Hassan Pasha
Janina
Greece
Southern Whites Murderers and Federal Action Suggested
The speaker condemns White League violence in the South and argues that if Southern authorities cannot restrain it, the United States should intervene with military rule to crush the insurgents, contrasting with Mexico and blaming regional arrogance. The passage frames violence as a national disgrace and calls for federal suppression of armed groups.
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Mexico
United States
Strayed Horses Advertised From Miller's Ranch
A Deadwood City notice dated May 26 1877 lists four stray horses found near Cheyenne Stage Row on the New Road eighteen miles from Deadwood City. The horses include a pair of black horses with a white facial stripe and a white hind foot, a plain black horse, a bay horse with two white hind feet, and a bay pony with a white face and white four feet with white spots. They are described as in good condition and unhitched for two weeks or more. The owner offers compensation upon proof of ownership and a newspaper receipt, and mentions labor and injury in recovering them. Contact J G Minner care of Geo O Fogg P O Box 119 Deadwood City.
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Crook County
Wyoming
Deadwood City
Wyoming Territory
Custer City
Dakota Line
Tuttle
Jenney
N. Y
Black Hills
Crook’s Monument
California
Redwater
Whetstone Creek
White Wood
Miller's Ranch
Cheyenne Stage Row
New Road
Cheyenne
Str
Nerewith
Witte
J. G, Minner
Geo
Fogg
P. O
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Mahistick
Charley Gorham
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Midhat
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Lower Danube
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