Misunderstanding on Mexican Border prompts troops stay
Washington reports a Texas border incident where two U S soldiers were accused after capturing a robber. A border county jury of Mexicans handled the case, Texas authorities had no control, and Belknap warned Texas to ensure fair treatment or troops would be withdrawn. War Department to press on against robbers. Democratic Jackson Association of the District names Teremence to the Columbus convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Texas
Belknap
Border
War Department
Democratic Jackson Association
Terecamenee
Columbus
Indian Affairs notes and Treasury security changes
The Indian Affairs Commissioner visited New York for supplies. The Treasury secretary ordered tightened access to money rooms. New postmasters and gangers appointed in Indiana Michigan and Wisconsin. A Sioux negotiation team to be sent regarding hunting grounds. Land near the Mississippi mouth reserved for military uses. Mr Wyman the Treasury cashier was first searched in the robbery probe. Gen Henry W Barry of Mississippi died suddenly of apoplexy in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Affairs
Tndian Affairs
New York
Delano
Indian Bureau
Sioux Nation
Nebraska
Mississippi River
Treasury
Wyman
Henry W. Barry
House of Representatives
Mississippi
Railways, Creations and Beeson Funeral in June Dispatch
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette reports growing railway activity. The Pan-Handle line begins passenger service to Zanesville via Dresden, while the C C C I and Scioto Valley lines resume through-car travel Columbus to Cincinnati. New incorporations include Patrons Agricultural Association Columbus and Virginia & Ohio Railroad from Symmes Creek to Portsmouth. Council approves street improvements funding and elects sinking fund levy. Henry Heinmiller reelected Fire Chief. Beeson funeral held with Rev W Moore officiating. Ohio Utah Silver Mining Company adopts tributes to his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CoumsBus
W. D. Hill
Zanesville
Dresden
Scioto Valley Railway
Columbus
Delaware
Springfield
Cincinnati
T. B. Powell
Patrons’ Agricultural Association
J.G. Edwards
Covington Silver Mining Company
John B. Latchford
Virginia & Ohio Railroad Company
Symmes Creek
Lawrence County
Portamouth
Peter
Council
High Street
Henry Heinmiller
Messrs. Smith
Bowen
Licking
Hocking
E. P. Bingham
Supreme J
Henry R. Beeson
W. &. Moore
Second Presbyterian Church
Beeson
Ohio Utah Silver Sieing Company
Storm damages tallied across farms and a church
Special Dispatch reports extensive storm damage in the Cinernpati area. Jameson near Pyrmont lost a barn and tobacco shed, Daniel Francis near Trotwood suffered unroofing, and Danker Church in Perry Township near Brookville sustained damage. Other cases noted in the last week storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jameson
Pyrmont
Daniel Francis
Trotwood
Danker Church
Perry Township
Brookville
Notable County Officials Appointed Amid Storm Damage
Mr W D McKenny, long time sheriff’s bookkeeper, chosen by Treasurer-elect Laubach as first deputy. Both to assist Treasurer Dryden in preparing county finances. Conductor J M Short shifts to the C H & I Railway, with Barber taking his express train. Odd Fellows Union picnic featured Hon James Turner’s oration and Rev Gross speech. Showers persist. ground saturated hindering farming. ditches needed to drain corn and wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerrenete
Wm. D.mckenny
Laubach
Dryden
J. M. Short
Cincinnati
C., H. & I. Railway
Barber
Short
Odd Fellows
Union
James Turner
Frontier Tensions Rise as Cortina Foe Troops Move
Brownsville reports Gen pote commanding two Mexican cavalry regiments moving toward the Rio Grande frontier. Cortina refuses to report to Mexico City. Tamaulipas supporters urge Cortina to stay, while Mexican residents near Matamoras organize defenses. Panic spreads among ranchers, women, and children fear raids, with guards posted at crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Texas
Pote
Monterey
Cortina
Mexico
Tamaulipas
Rio Grande
Matamoras
Rio
Duel Ends In Havana With Suicide Of Opponent
In Havana yesterday Dr. Algernon Sydney Curtis of New York fought a duel with Salvador Cortreal a Havana and New York tobacco merchant. After brief exchange at Mariano Cortreal shot himself as Curtis was wounded in the hip. Cortreal died and Curtis lies ill under police guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Jane
Algernon Sydney Curtis
New York
Salvador Cortreal
Dr. Curtis
Cortreal
Curtis
Mariano
Northern Indiana turf meeting opens with noted horses on hand
Fr Wayne Inc reports the annual spring racing meeting of the Northern Indiana Association begins favorably with many turf men in the city. Tomorrow features a 3:30 trot for horses under 3:30, a 2:25 trot for horses under 2:25, and a half mile running race best two of three with purses of 500, 1100, and 300 respectively, as entries include Roadmaster and Judge Waite among others. The four day meet totals purses of 10,000 with pool selling tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane
Northern Indiana Association
Toomorrow
Roadmaster
Judge Waite
Gen. Mac
Jennie
Black Sam
Chesty Thomas
Lee Gen. Sherman
Wild Doctor
Lucy D
Elie May
Kate Campbell
Minifish, Jr
Lady Patterson
Little Mac
Basil Duke
Quarantine Rules Proposed by New Orleans Chamber
The chamber adopts a resolution urging quarantine rules for ships from infected ports. If Gov Kellogg adopts them in a forthcoming proclamation, vessel delays at quarantine could be cut to twenty four hours. The board of health backs fumigation at sea and constant physician presence aboard passenger ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Chamber of Commerce
Kellogg
Board of Health
New Hampshire Senatorial Question Heated Court Session
The New Hampshire 67-A senatorial question was argued before the Supreme Court this afternoon with Chief Justice Cushing and Justices Ladd and Smith on the bench. Austin F. Pike represented Republicans while Lewis W. Clark spoke for the Democrats. The Court reserved its decision as controversy over governor pro tem actions looms amid a pending legislative governor election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Concorp
N. H
Supreme Court
Cushing
Ladd and
Smith
Austin F. Pike
Lewis W. Clark
Senate
Sill Guards Mark Second Anniversary With Rifle Match
Caluicorus Colorado June 7 The Sill Guards celebrated their second anniversary with a rifle practice where George Emmel won a gold medal valued at ten dollars. A streetcar driver named Wooster fired several shots at Oscar Moore this morning. no injuries occurred. Wooster surrendered to police, but Moore declined to prosecute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caluicorus, CO
Sill Guards
George Emmel
Wooster
Oscar Moore
Moore
Trials Expected This Session Including Hugh Hardwicks Murder
Lancaster June 7 court commended to-day. Several interesting trials anticipated this session. Hugh Hardwicks faces murder charges. Robert Ross fell from a scaffold today, dislocating his collar bone and breaking an arm. James E. Murdoch holds City Hall Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Hugh Hardwicks
Robert Ross
City Hall
Courts at Liberty Ind Hold Probate Then Criminal Docket
The Circuit and Commissioners courts met in Liberty Indiana with probate business scheduled first and the criminal docket set to begin next Friday. The notice comes from a Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courts At Liberty
Ind
The
Cincinnati Gazette
Lissary, Inc
Circuit and Commissioners
Rates of steerage passage from Liverpool announced
Liverpool steamship lines provisionally agree fast lines five guineas steerage and slow lines five percent less. A freight rates meeting is to be held today. Emigrant agents Odger and Wicks, appointed to study Mississippi Valley settlement suitability, plan U S departure in two weeks. A ten thousand children revival meeting in Bow Hall featured Maj. Cole of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lospos
Liverpool trans-Atlantic Steamship Companies
Children's Meeting
Loxpoy
Messrs
United States
Bow Hall
Maj. Cole
Chicago
Victoria Theater
Loxroy
Jefferson Borden
Welby Pugin
Mail Service Panic Prompts Fearful Market Forecast
San Francisco June 7 A Sydney May 8 letter via City of Melbourne says the next mail will name who will run the service The Pacific Oriental is believed to bid aggressively to hire idle steamers Stubbs & Co auctioneers Sydney failed today with liabilities around 500 000 British naval authorities dispatched a vessel to investigate the How's Islands brig James Bernin massacre Panicky rumors sweep commercial circles over 1873 74 mining speculation and an imminent crash in many mercantile houses within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cat
Sydney
City of
Melbourne
Pacific Oriental
Stubbs & Co
James Bernin
How’s Islands
Present House Dissolved in Quesse Proclamation
Lieutenant-Governor issues proclamation dissolving the current House of Assembly in Quesse. Nominations for the new elections begin on June 30 and continue for eight days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quesse
House of Assembly
Berens and Staempfli Elect New National Council President
Jane Berens has been elected president of the National Council. M Staempfli is noted as a key figure in the leadership transition. The announcement highlights the change in top leadership and names Staempfli in the new council lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council
Berens
Jane
M. Staempfli
Measles Epidemic Reported in Feejee Islands
June reports from the Feejee Islands state 50,000 natives have died in an epidemic of measles. Affected communities face severe illness and high mortality as health authorities assess containment options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melsourne
AusTralia
Feejee Islands
Final Surrender of Miners Expected in Schuylkill County
Pottsville dispatch reports miners likely to end the five month strike within a week or two with colleries resuming at pre strike wages. Troops may return if violence flares. loss to Schuylkill County runs to about 10 million with 5 million in miners’ wages. Leaders indicted for riot and conspiracy as unrest lingers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuylkill County
New York
Pottsville
East Mahoney
Elmwood
Mahoney City
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
West Shenandoah
Shenandoah
Shamokin
Excelsior
Mahanoy
Shengadoah
Civil rights case verdict against Tremont manager
In Galveston the civil rights trial of Henry Greenwall, Tremont Opera House manager, ended with a guilty verdict. He was fined 500 dollars for denying two colored women seats in the opera house parquette. The Galveston News editorial criticized the ruling and Judge Morrill warned the paper against contempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
United States District Court
Henry Greenwall
Tremont Opera House
Greenwall
Galveston News
Morrill
United States District
Justice Bradley
Grant Parish
Slaughterhouse
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
United States Court
United States Marshal
Cheyenne River Sioux Sightseeing Trip in New York
A Cheyenne River Sioux delegation arrived in New York after consulting with government authorities on selling reservation lands. They will tour sights with interpreter Fielder and Buffalo Bill, visiting Gilmore’s Garden. Also reported are Comanche surrender talks at Fort Sill and Arapahoe horse theft near Harper’s Ranch, plus Spotted Tail Red Cloud and party in Chicago en route to Omaha.
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New York
Washington
Grand Central Hotel
Fielder
Black Hills
Mr. Fielder
Buffalo Bill
Gilmore
Hippodrome
White Swan
Wyoming
Oman
Nes
Lookout
Harper’s Ranch
Spotted Tail
Red Cloud
Chicago
General Synod of Reformed Church resumes in Jersey City
The General Synod of the Reformed Church of America resumes sessions in Jersey City. A report from the Confedera tion with the Presbyterian Church outlines a code of laws and ethics and notes an international council meeting in London on July 31 to pursue closer union and oppose Romanism. Delegates from foreign bodies are received and missions work is discussed.
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General Synod of the Reformed Church
New York
General Synod of the Reformed Church of America
Jersey City
Committee of Confederation
Presbyterian Church
London
Reformed Churches
Presbyterian Churches
Hutton
Scott
Demarest
Crispell
Dewitte
E. S. Fairchild
Fairchild
Board of Foreign Missions
Notable Early 1900s Tragedies and Unrest Reported
A Louisville tobacco merchant F. 8. J. Ronald dies of apoplexy. Policeman Reupp of Trenton fatally shot by James Keenan. Edward O. Rose arrested for firing Hooker schoolhouse in Springfield. Daniel McAllister, delirium tremens victim, cuts throat in St. Louis boarding house. Chicago hosts 194 arriving vessels since Saturday including 106 lumber ships. Buffalo ships arrive on time. Fifty journeymen coopers in Allegheny City strike over a 2 cent per barrel wage cut. Ed. Johnson the Memphis express robber deemed sane by a jury. trial underway for Johnson, Morris, and others. James M. Sweeney dies in Paris, brother of Peter B. Sweeney, linked to Ingersoll affidavit cases. Ten men arrested near Ashland, Pa for riotous demonstrations at a Donaldson's Patch colliery dispute. Two unknown assailants assault a farm house near Omaha. $150 stolen. no clue yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ronald
Louisville
Reupp
Trenton
N. J
James Keenan
Edward O. Rose
Hooker
Springfield
Mass
Daniel McAllister
St.ouis
Chicago
Buffalo
Coopers
James M. Hemphill
Alleghany City
Pennsylvania
Ed. Johnson
Memphis Express
J. R. Allen
Johnson
Matt. Morris
James M. Sweeney
Peter B. Sweeney
Paris
Ingersoll
John Degnant
Donaldson's Patch
Ashland
Degnant
John Goodheart
Omaha
Neb
Sheriff Crosby Shot in Cherry Street Saloon Mystery
Vickssure reports Sheriff Crosby shot under the left eye while drinking with Deputy Gilmer. Crosby affirms against Gilmer, who surrenders in the morning. The wound is serious and the case remains shrouded in mystery with uncertain mortality.
Rainey Held for Trial in Bonds Theft Case
Jennie C. Rainey faced a final hearing on June 7 for receiving stolen United States Government bonds. Isaac Ottenger of Raleigh, N C identified the bonds as stolen from him while riding a Third Avenue car in New York in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philaperrnia
Jennie C. Rainey
United States
Isaac Ottenger
Raleign
N. C
Third Avenue
New York
Multi city fires report widespread losses June 7
Fires in Nashville Nashville Broom Factory and C G Black Co cause insured losses totaling 4 000 and 1 500 with uninsured items at 1 500. Louisville Weller Sons distillery fire causes about 20 000 loss with several insurers listed. Philadelphia John Brown Sons cotton and woolen mill sustains 60 000 loss with 30 000 insured. Hartford painter for New York New Haven Hartford railroad sustains 50 000 loss.
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Nashville
Texw
Broad
Front
C. G. Black & Co
R. F. Nevins
Black & Co
Royal
Imperial
Nevins
Louisville
W. L. Weller & Sons
Liverpool
Astna
Hartford
Penn
Pennsylvania
Black River
Watertown
Faneuil Hall
Boston
Atlas
German Security
Eac
Pariapetrata
John Brown & Sons
Harttrorp
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Directors Elected to St Louis Alton Terre Haute Railroad
At the annual bond and stockholders meeting in St Louis on June 7 the third class directors for three years were elected: Rob ert Bayard Samuel J. Tilden William Bayard Cutting John B Barnes and Thomas Denny all of New York. They won a large majority of 87000 votes amid reports of irregularities from New York factions. Robert Bayard is expected to become president as the company shows higher net earnings for the first five months of the year versus the same period last year.
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Robert Bayard
Outrage NearOdenton Seizes Miss Jackson in Assault
In Odenton near Baltimore a young woman Miss Jackson, eighteen, was attacked by a black man while fetching water. He dragged her into bushes with a loaded gun, tearing her clothes and injuring her face and neck. He was captured and confessed. Lynching attempts followed before authorities took him to Annapolis.
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Annapolis
Sporting conventions and pigeon tournament slated in Ciavetano
June 7 report from Ciavetano states tomorrow the Sporting Association of Ohio and the National Sports men's Association will convene to improve protection of fish and wild game. A large delegate turnout is expected as sessions run into Thursday. The National Pigeon-Shooting Tournament starts and lasts four days with prizes totaling 41 000 and 18 000 wild pigeons secured for the event.
Death by own action at St Charles Hotel
John H. Morse of Cairo found dead under chloroform at the St Charles Hotel. Reports say the death was by own action, tied to neuralgia and insane suffering during an attack. Remainder notes J. H. Morse’s wife Joan H. Morse committed death by own action last Friday, body found in the river this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Morse
Cairo
S. H. Brazelton
Jackson
Joan H. Morse
City Officials Urged to Resign in Columbia
A twenty citizen committee report cites municipal debt at 676724 dollars, alleging fraud in city finances. Citizens mass meeting adopts resolutions calling the Mayor and Aldermen to resign. Governor Chamberlain sends a sympathy letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charueston
D. C
Columbia
Chamberlain
Twenty-Two Aldermen Fined For Contempt Of Court
Chicago area notes report twenty-two Aldermen who faced Judge Williams over contempt of court for violating an injunction on counting votes in the latest municipal election. Each was fined 100 dollars plus costs. their counsel 300 dollars and costs. They appealed. Other items include ships arriving from New York Philadelphia and Liverpool with several steamers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carcacé
Williams
International Typographical Union admits two women delegates
At the union session, two ladies representing the Women's Union of New York were admitted to seats in the convention. A separate banquet hosted by Franklin Club entertained two delegates after the session in Bosroy.
Large Mill to Close in Lawrence This Summer
The Atlantic Mill of Lawrence Mass plans to close from July 10 for the rest of the season ending in September. The closure comes amid a dull market and will affect about one hundred workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Mass
Ohio official dismissed amid distilleries probe
The internal revenue bureau fired Harry Borden of Ohio after evidence suggested he previously provided information to distillers. Borden served in the bureau of seizures and distilleries and was a former Ohio state legislator, a finding cited by the Washington Dispatch to the Chicago Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue Bureau
Home Office
Harry Borden
Ohio
He Wagelerk
Bureau of
Borden
Washington Dispatch
Chicago Times
Vigor of Life Blood Purifier Promises Pure Blood
An advertisement for Dr Radway's Sarsaparillian Resolvent claims to purify blood and clear the skin. It states the remedy improves the eyes complexion and hair while removing sores pimples and other skin issues. The text asserts it cures chronic diseases lingering five to ten years in lungs stomach skin bones flesh or nerves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baenis
Radway's Ready Relief Promises Fast, Broad Body Cure
Radway's Ready Relief billed as the cheapest and best medicine for family use worldwide. Claims rapid internal and external relief from pains and numerous ailments, from fevers to dysentery, colic, burns, and cramps, with travelers urged to carry a bottle. Sold by druggists for fifty cents.
Radway’s Pills advertised for wide range of disorders
An old style advert promotes Radway’s Pills as a cure for stomach liver bowels kidneys bladder nervous disorders headaches constipation indigestion bilious fever inflammation of bowels piles and other internal ailments. It claims a positive cure with vegetable ingredients and no minerals and urges purchase via druggists or a mailed letter to Radway & Co at 32 Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radway
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Treasury Department
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
the Treasury
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Shelbyville
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Albion
Mich
John Debernan
Herman A. Smith
Gangers
August McDonald
Carl Assot
Wisconsin
MR. Wyman
H. EB. Beeson
Dayton
Gore
Cinernpati Gazette
Darren
Kijls
Fr. Wayne, Inc
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Lancaster News
Great Britain
Dominion OF Canada
Switzerland
Mt. Carmel
Capanrizio
J. Siney
Xingo Parka
Siney
Civil Rights
CHE
Enne River Sioux
4Th
United States Cavalry
McKenzie
Religious
Sheriff Crosby
Vicksburg
Philadelphia Swindlers
Nashville, Tenn
Philadelphia
St. Louis,Alton & Terre Haute Railroad
Frankfort
Covington
Associated Press
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Chicagos
Mutuals
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Nova Scotia
Queenstown
Britannic
Typographical Union
DR. Radway
Farida
DR. Radways
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