Colored troops barred from national drill stirs Alabama opinion
Washington April 8 The Montgomery True Blues and Montgomery Greys withdraw from the national drill set for next month provoking strong reaction. Officials note colored companies may participate under rules, and several officers including Major De Leon and Captain Bibb discuss implications. Ohio Louisiana and Dakota entries arrive, with Virginia brigade leaders endorsing inclusion. Washington sees mixed views as debates on race and eligibility unfold amid preparations.
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Richmond Va
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Atlanta Rifles
Kissane Story Told By Friend On Forgeries Case
William Kissane, who has lived under the alias William K. Rogers since 1897 near San Francisco, is described by Jesse B. Hart, a San Francisco lawyer, in Newark New Jersey. Hart traveled to have Kissane’s indictment for 1855 bank forgeries quashed. Hart recalls Kissane as a young Lancaster market clerk in Cincinnati in 1849, later a self-employed businessman and steamer provisions trader. He cites Kissane’s early life, friendship with Locke Pugh, and involvement in transporting provisions to New York aboard the Martha Washington, including the vessel’s loss of life.
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Hart
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Issane
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Pope & Corder
Prore
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Darr
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Williams
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Pane
Ise Han
Mar
William Kissane
Ivag
Wiliam K. Rogers
Jesse B. Hart
Chemical National Bank
Lancaster
Locke Pugh
Pugh
Housing Crisis Emerges as Chattanooga Tenants Ordered Out
A Birmingham style land boom in Stone Mort prompts a syndicate to evict about 200 families from 200 hastily built homes for a major improvement project. With no vacant housing, Chattanooga faces potential 300 homeless families as notices are pushed to vacate within a week across multiple poorer districts.
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Mrs Hendricks Clarifies Memoir Rumors After Hendricks Death
Indianapolis April 3 Mrs Hendricks returns from Nebraska trip and says she never aimed to write a memoir or biography of the late Mr Hendricks. She has been organizing his papers for future reference and declined press requests for material. She remains burdened by letters seeking money for various causes and continues to support the state female reformatory and its management.
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Ind
Baltimore
Hendricks
Diaz Messages Show Strong Ties With United States
President Diaz reports Mexico's relations with foreign powers are friendly and that cooperation with the United States in the Apache war should deepen harmony. He cites border issues, railway expansion, and a favorable financial outlook as evidence of government stability boosting business confidence. A series of industrial accidents in Pennsylvania and New York follow, with multiple workers severely burned or killed in steel, cave-in, and oxide gas incidents.
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Fire at Flannel Bros. on Gay Street damages stock
A fire today at Flannel Bros. dry goods and nation house on Gay street damaged stock valued at 8000, fully insured. The building, salvaged, was valued at 1000 and insured. The event occurred in Baltimore Bay Timors on April 5.
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Gay Street
Family poisoning shocks Boston readers in April report
In Boston on April 5 the Mitchell family and Mrs Calbaugh sister of Mrs Mitchell faced poisoning fears from suspected pork or canned goods. Mrs Otwin and her four year old child were most seriously affected though fatalities were not expected. Pork and canned meat would be tested. Also cited is anecdotal promotion of Dr Pierce products and other period advertisements.
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E.W. Mitchell
Calbaugh
Markets by Telegraph and Cotton Prices Across Cities
London and New York markets report conso money, dull state bonds, and steady cotton values. Cotton across New Orleans, Birmingham, and Norfolk shows middlings around 10 to 10.5 cents with steady exports and varying receipts. futures in New York close weak while Charleston and Savannah note firmer or steady tones.
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Gotton
Vitiated Blood Scrofulous Ulcers Cure Claimed
James Richardson of the Custom House New Orleans swore in court that after ten years of extreme illness and perpetual pain from scrofulous ulcers he found relief and a cure in Coricura remedies. He stated he was a wreck and unable to move before using the remedy and later recovered. The affidavit was sworn before U S Commissioner J D Chawronin.
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