Ford and James in Kansas City murder trial talk
Charles and Bob Ford, famed for killing Jesse James, prepare to face trial in Kansas City over Wood Hite’s murder. Bob voices distrust of Frank James and threatens retribution if pardons are granted, as he contemplates possible outcomes if both Ford brothers remain free.
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New York
Charles
Bob Ford
Jesse James
Broadway Museum
Kansas City
Wood Hite
James
Ford
Bob
Frank James
Boy seeks pistol permit to shoot President Arthur
A youth about eighteen asked police for pistol permission claiming intent to shoot President Arthur. He told Jefferson Market Court his name is William Martin of 117 East Eighty Fourth Street. He stated Arthur once lived with his father, then a roundsman, and claimed past robbery and boot blocking. he was committed for a mental examination.
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New York
President Arthur
Jefferson Market Court
Wm. Martin
Eighty-fourth Street
Arthur
End of the Land League Funds Reported
Patrick Ford of the Irish World sent a $17,424 funeral expenses draft to Patrick Egan in Paris, completing a total remittance of $342,548. The Irish World ends its fund and states the land league no longer exists, replaced by the Mansion House relief committee as the new aid effort for Ireland.
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New York
Dpatrick Ford
The
Irish World
Patrick Egan
League
Paris
Land League
Mansion House Relief Committee
Ireland
Egypt Sees 115 Arrests in Tantah Outrage Prosecution
Alexandria reports the prosecution of those guilty of outrages at Tantah has begun with 115 arrests. Tantah notables sought a delay in British troop departure. Cairo notes public security is assured as unrest is curbed.
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Egypt
Alexandria
Tantah
Rapid consumption signals from Frank Jimes appearance
London Ontario reports thirty people poisoned by head cheese. Chicago Board of Trade hikes membership price from 5000 to 10000. Vanderbilt criticizes the nickel plate railroad as bold in cost yet poorly built and equipped. A bank robbery and murder reported at Waupaca Wisconsin. Commander Pearson files charges against Governor Morris for overreach. Secretary Teller prospects shift as Minister Sargent at Berlin aids a move. Richland Center depot in Wisconsin burned, destroying freight and records. Soteldo murder trial continues in Washington with possible delay. Union Pacific plans a Utah Nevada line to California. Mint dollar issuance last week totals 689408 vs 595997 year prior. Mormon vote aimed to defeat Cassidy in Nevada. European Danube crisis unlikely to explode. Ireland may enjoy calmer months due to harvest and law. Balta tribunal convicts leaders in anti-Jewish rioting. Tulson Kentucky train collision causes engine and coaches damage. no fatalities. Folger resignation rumored. successor may be Jones or John C. New. Vanderbilt party travels Chicago to Denver and Salt Lake for pleasure. Guiteau skull rumor in Washington paper. Pennsylvania colonization society to confer with Dr Tanner on Africa colonization. Chicago drill contest wins for St Bernard Commandery over Indianapolis.
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Sargent
Berlin
Teller
St. Paul
Richland Center
Wisconsin
Washington
Union Pacific
Utah
Nevada
San Francisco
California
Cassidy
European Danube Commission
Russia
Folger
Senator Jones
John C. New
Secretary of the Treasury
W. H W. Vanderbilt
Chicago
West
Denver
Salt Lake
Guiteau
Medical Museum
Pennsylvania Colonization Society
Tanner
Christian Record
Africa
Political Notes and Society Items From The Era
The notes list political nominations including Wm EB Dodge for New York mayor and Ben Butler for Massachusetts governor. Folger may resign from the cabinet. Duels of disaffection in Buffalo and various social items cover races, lectures, regatta results, and upcoming trans Atlantic plans. Also includes ads for Sew ing machines and patent tonics with brief endorsements.
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Manhattan Temperance Association
Eb, Dodge
New York
Ben Butler
Greenback
Massachusetts
Underbilt
Folger
Wu. M. Evarts
Warner Miller
Academy of Music
Buffalo
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Illinois
Christian County
John Leigh
James Rigby
J. T. Leigh
Rigby
Frank Jimes
London
Ontario
Chicago Board of Trade
Vanderbilt
Waupaca
Wis
Pearson
Morris
Sitka
Alaska
Reland
Balta
St. Bernard Commandery
Knighta Templar
Roper Commandery
Indianapolis
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Eset Re
Gabe
Whoals
Royal Baking Powder Co
Wall Street
Farmer Hogan
Ballina
Dillon
Lord Bandenell
Leon
Rhineland
Matthew Arnold
Melborne
Paramat
Mitchell Rush
Beach Laycock
Treckett
Christine Neilson
Adelina Patti
Henry Irving
Howe
Leader
Cerro Gordo County
Iowa
N. EH. Journal and Courier
Julia
TEX
Louisville
General Assembly of
Kentucky
United States Circuit Court
lWt
Commonwealth Distribution Company
Qnu
N. B
FED AK
Ordiar
Expresa
R. M. Boardman Courier-Journal
B. M. Boardman
Broadway
Louisiana State Lottery
Frank Moore
la Allo Street
Awn
N. Y
Chicago Ofice
Parsons
Johnson & Co
Mass
Bangor
Klink
Ted
Kline
Praude
KNABE
William Knaee & CO
Baltimore
Reno
Fifth Avenue
Kendall & Co
Commission
la Falle St
Electro Pad Wig CO
Brooklyn
N WY
Geo P. Rowell &Co
Spruce Bt
U. P. Ror
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Sweetland & CO
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Droucelats
Builevere
Nouetachter & Co
New York City
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WELLS
Richardson & Co
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Munlington
Parker
Ploreston Cologne
the Stockhoomers’ National Bank
United States Depository
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Joseph M. Carey
Henry G. Hay
Thomas Sturgis
A. Abby Assi
Stephenson
Cheyenne, Wyo
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E. C. West
Groner W. Hoya
St. Cheyenne
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Ter
John O. West & Co
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Rue Physiciana
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Louis Shaw
Geo. L. Holt
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