Ex congressman shoots Louisville Times correspondent in Capitol
The firing of Charles Kincaid, correspondent for the Louisville Times, at Taulbee in the Capitol near the southern exit shocks Kentucky lawmakers. Taulbee, shot through the head, is gravely wounded while Kincaid, who had long feuded with Taulbee, surrendered. Reports say Taulbee had taunted Kincaid with scandalous tales and the feud intensified after a prior alleged misconduct involving a patent office clerk.
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Wasuinerom
Taulbee
Charles Kincaid
Louisville’ Times
Kincaid
Pines Kincaid
Kinee
Aes
Taulbdee
Tallibee
Louisville Times
Patent Office
Associated Press
Execution of a Fiend in Alabama
Richard Hawes, the wife murderer, was hanged after confessing the murder of his wife and child. He witnessed the gallows and the crime sparked a chaotic chain that led to multiple deaths and injuries as mobs stormed the area during the capture and execution.
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Hawes
Richard En
John Wyley
Irene
Postal telegraph talk at New York meeting
In February a gathering drew interest from postal telegraph advocates in the room of the house post. Norvin Green, president of the Union Telegraph Company, Postmaster General Wanamaker, Attorney General Tyner, and telegraphic company reps attended to discuss telegraph interests and a possible merger.
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Renal Waram
House Post
Denes
Norvin Green
Cetera Union Telegraph Company
Wanamaker
Hie Saant
Tyner
Gardferentee
Government telegraph plan debated with Western Union challenges
Dr Green critiqued postmaster general plan to run a government telegraph system arguing it would lose money and need vast new lines. He compared costs and delivery practices with Britain and Western Union, noting many offices and rail contracts, while raising concerns over who would fund deficits and fair competition.
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Guardianaes
United
Donpa
Z. Pela
Wes
Tatveleven
United States
Green
States
Iphs
New York
Western Union
Iopanos
Great Britain
Times
North Carolina
Dr. Green
J. Green
Craln
Postal Telesh Company
United Oa Treasury
Nin
Nate Seabee
Nate Sosa
Senate debate on ore plant costs and officer salaries
R Anderson notes the ore master general's bill does not cover large officer salaries. Dr Green says business needs oversight and would hire staff. He argues master-general rates would leave Western Union $3,000,000 short of annual expenditures. Committee adjourns to resume tomorrow with Green continuing.
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R. Anderson
Green
Themaster-General
Western Union
Central Pacific Funding Dispute Draws Senators in City
Senator Leland Stanford met with associates in New York to discuss the funding bill. Union Pacific reportedly agrees to terms, while Central Pacific chief Huntington complains of unfair treatment in the measure.
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Central Pacific
New York
Leland Stanford
Union Pacific
C. P. Huntington
Billingsgate Fish Market Auction Noted for Frenzied Morning Sale
The article describes Billingsgate Market where fish arrive by the bushel and are sold at auction from benches and tables. Porters scramble with fish on their heads as loud salesmen crowd the stands calling for soles haddock and other fish. The bidding appears crowded and elusive to nonparticipants while Dutch auction methods prevail in smaller ports.
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United States Fish Commission
Billings Gate
Sara
Deanne Patie
Billingsgate
Sleep After Meals Aimed At Health And Vitality
An article argues sleep should follow a light, easily digested evening meal rather than an empty stomach. It prescribes starting with small bites of cold meat or milk with peaches, gradually increasing, and asserts hundreds benefited without failure when followed cautiously.
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Paradise
California
Look at this coat claimed as fast color
A Detroit reader recalls a dealer dispute on Michigan Avenue over a coat alleged to fade after a trip to Toledo. The seller admits a warranty from four weeks earlier, while the customer insists the coat was warranted for wear and fading.
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Michigan Avenue
Cary Er
Toledo
Detroit
Fragmentary wedding tale from a cryptic text
A morning wedding scene yields a cryptic account with a lone speaker denying affiliation as the narrative brushes through partial dialogue and unclear identifications, leaving the core event and motives obscured by garbled wording and stray phrases.
Parisians Tackle Large Dinner Portion to Spouse
A fragment describes a couple sharing a sizable dinner portion in Paris. Details are sparse but imply a domestic meal context and a remark on portion size affecting the spouse. The wording is unclear and reads as a casual note rather than a full report.
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Paris
Egrret
Exile in Japan and a Clouded Return
A memoir-esque scene describes a foreign Ottoman exile at a luncheon in Europe fashion. The guest speaks little English yet leaves a mark with courteous manners and a touch of the Far East. Accusations of past conflicts and possible extradition cast a tense atmosphere over the gathering.
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Far East
Pasones
Dion
Paris Sends 000 Worth of Goods Abroad
A brief result notes a transfer of 000 in goods from Paris to a foreign recipient. No further details on involved parties or purpose are provided in the readable text.
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Paris
Labouchere Suspended in Cleveland Street Inquiry Debate
In the House of Commons Labouchere pressed for an inquiry into the Cleveland Street scandal. He accused Treasury officials and Lord Somerset of conspiring to obstruct justice, while Webster denied any basis for the charges. Suspension of Labouchere followed by a division vote.
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London
Labouchere
House of Commons
Cleveland Street
Treasury
Newembe
Veck
Post Office
Hen Hammond
Belgium
Salisbury
Hammond
America
Newton
Lord Somerset
Somerset
Dighton Probyn
Webster
House
Abouchere
Tne
Smith
T. B. O'Connor
O'Connor
Labouchre
Lease of the Seal Fisheries Awarded to New York Company
Secretary Windom directs a twenty year lease to the North American Commercial Company of New York and San Francisco for exclusive rights to take fur seals at St Paul and St George in Alaska. Directors include Liebes Fevis Cowell Mayer and others from San Francisco. The company pledges domestic processing and marketing of seal skins. Government revenue estimated at about $1,000,000 annually based on 100,000 seals.
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Washington
Windom
Colny
New York
San Francisco
Liebes
St. Paul
St. George
Alaska
Lloyd Fevis
Henry Cowell
Mathias Mayer
Isaac Liebes
Albert Miller
Oakland
Cala
David O. Mills
United States
Depew Presidential Prospects Stir Inrail Circles
The Times reports a prominent railroad man doubts Chauncey M Depew will pursue the presidency of the New York Central and Hudson River line but says preparations for a nomination are under way with his consent.
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Derpew
New York
the Times
Chauncey M. Depew
New York Atral
Saar
Ald
Lard Legislation Hearing Starts On Capitol
Washington Feb 24 The house agriculture committee resumes hearings on a bill to regulate lard and lard compound manufacture and place the product under new internal guidance. Stakeholders include Stewart Ainien and J Portia representing Fairbanks, W W Kimball of Boston, and the National Grange Patrons.
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House Committee On Agriculture
Newa
Uate
Ainien
Lance Eorgla
Mane
Usbandry
Couple United in Cheyenne Matrimony
Judge Lee joined Miss Lettie Lindsey of Plattsmouth Neb and William Edmanson of Kent County Michigan in marriage yesterday afternoon at his office. The couple will reside in Cheyenne.
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Judge Lee
Lettie Lindsey
Plattamouth, Neb
William Edmanson
Kent County
Michigan
Cheyenne
Death of a Noted Physician Kilbourne at Elgin
Dr. E. A. Kilbourne superintendent of the Illinois hospital for the Insane at Elgin died on Thursday of this week. He spent weeks in Cheyenne last summer as guest of Mrs. A. J. Parshall and her mother, Mrs. Kilbourne. He was eminent in his profession across the United States and a gentleman of rare culture and attainments.
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E. A. Kilbourne
Illinois Hospital For the Insane
Elgin
Kilbourne
Cheyenne
A. J. Parshall
United States
Great Northern to Build Direct Line from Anaconda to San Francisco
St Paul reports President Hill plans a direct Great Northern route from Anaconda Montana to San Francisco. Surveyors claim a mountain break near Marys War opens a passage into an unexplored fertile region, promising a railway revolution in the northwest.
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St. Paul
President Hill
Great Northern
Anaconda
Mont
San Francisco
Savdl i
Rocky Mountains
Mary's War
One Hundred Hounds Fight Ends After One Hundred Rounds
Danny Needham of St Paul and Patsy Kerrigan of Boston fought one hundred rounds at the California Athletic Club in San Francisco. The referee stopped the bout after six hours and forty minutes, citing damaged hands and inability to continue. Needham was knocked down multiple times, including three times in the fifty fifth round and four times in the seventieth.
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San Francisco
Danny Needham
St. Paul
Patsy Kerrigan
Boston
California Atletic Club
Needham
Divorce Petition Filed in Wyoming Territory Court
Charles W. Rodgers petitions the district court in Laramie County Wyoming for dissolution of marriage to Addie J. Rodgers a Salt Lake City resident said to be a non resident of Wyoming Territory. The respondent must answer by March 29 1890. Clerk Frank H. Clark seals the filing with attorney W P Carroll shown.
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Addie J. Rodgers
Wyoming Territory
Salt Lake City
Taht Territory
Charles W. Rodgers
First Judicial District of
Wyoming
County of
Laramie
Charles W. Rogers
Charles W. Ropaceres
W. P. Carroll
Seal
Frank H. Clark
First Judicial District
Territory of
Yoming
Beeson Estate Real Property To Be Sold In Cheyenne
Percy S Hoyt administrator of Harmon V Beeson deceased announces a public sale of the west half of the northeast quarter and lots seven and eight in section eleven township twenty six north range sixty five west in Laramie County Wyoming. The sale will be at the front door of the Cheyenne courthouse on March 14 1890 at 2 PM for cash to the highest bidder.
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Laramie County
Wyoming
Harmon V. Beeson
County of
Laramie
Territory of
Cheyenne
Wyoming Territory
Percy S. Hoyt
Notice of final proof for William J J Rutledge Wyoming homestead
Notice is given that William J J Rutledge of Pine Bluffs Wyoming has filed for final proof on his homestead claim 765 for the se half of ni? see 32 to 14 range 60 west. Proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at Cheyenne Wyoming on March 20 1890. Witnesses are S Albert Pierce Albert Gerber Mrs Alice Tracy and Daniel Thomas all of Pine Bluffs Wyoming.
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Mottreet
Lane
Cueyenne
Wyo
Cheyenne
William J J. Rutledge
Pine Bluffs
Homestead
S. Albert Pierce
Albert Gerber
Alice Tracy
Daniel Thomas
Notice For Publication From LASD Office
Notice for publication dated January 1, 1980 sets forth a probate related action in Wyoming. It lists a claimant and names Champlin as Register, with instructions for appearance or filing by a specified date. The readable fragment mentions a residence and potential court steps to follow.
Notice of intended proof on homestead claim in Wyoming
Land Office at Cheyenne Wyoming announces that settler intends to prove up a papper noble claim before a federal official. The statement lists witnesses Gurney Wittenie Bend and James Henry M Inghram of Wyoming and UMAMPLIN along with location South Bend Wyoming and section details. The note mentions a storm affecting railroad travel.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Youieh
South Bend
Crowe
Vis
Gurney
Wittenie Bend
James
Henry M. Inghram
Umamplin
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