MARBORING REVOLUTIONISTS AND NATIONAL SECURITY PERSPECTIVES
Representative Belmont’s extradition report argues Britain’s treaty omits many modern political crimes and warns against surrendering political revolution participants. Sherman retires from the army. standard time debate spreads. Mississippi River Convention discusses navigation, river improvements, and cheap transport with leaders from multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinaton
Belmont
United States
Great Britain
Ireland
Sherman
Wiliam T. Sherman
Act of Congress
John E. Tourtellotte
Seventh Cavalry
John M. Bacon
Fifth Cavalry
Senate
District of Columbia
Congress
Representative King
Louisiana
Custom House
Hitchcock
St. Louis
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi River
Houck
Tennessee
Mark Donnell
Minnesota
Turner
Marshal Pitkin
Morehead
New Orleans
Exhaustion of Soil and Restoration Thematic Talk at Convention
At the American Agricultural Association convention in New York on February 8 Hon E D Loomis read a paper on soil exhaustion and restoration of soil and forests. Powell of Vermont described the vacuum milk treatment system. Savage of Hamburg explained the centrifugal method to separate cream. Caldwell of Tennessee spoke on a congressional bill aiding farmers via Signal Service. Halsted Grinshaw and Anderson delivered essays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scientific Agriculture
New York
American Agricultural Association
E. D. Loomis
Mr. Powell
Vermont
Theodore Savage
Hamburg
Germany
Conan Caldwell
Tennessee
Congress
United States
Signal Service
Byron D.halsted
Diachem Agriculturtet
Robert Grinshaw
J. J. Anderson
Texas
Beecher's Independence Theater Visit Denied by Betrothed Interest
The latest talk in Brooklyn centers on Henry Ward Beecher and a rumored theater visit. Beecher denies ever meeting Langtry on stage and says he would attend performances if he chose, showing curiosity about Josey Lily and a generally relaxed stance toward theater. Also noted are fire damages in St. Louis, court actions in Cincinnati, cattle company consolidations in Texas, and Canadian Pacific railway talks, all from various dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Beecher
Laugtry
Brooklyn
Boston
Josey Lily
Rip van Winkle
Silvini
Othello
Irvin
Lous AL
The Old World Revolt and Baker Pasha's Defeat Fears
Rome reports Baker Pasha’s defeat shocks the city. The Diretto condemns his tyrannical use of levies against Mahdist forces. A revolt is spreading from Kassala toward the Red Sea with rebels claiming frontier support. Six hundred rebels reportedly killed and Suakim threatened as Khedive offers sympathy to Baker Pasha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eka- Salts
Red Sea
Khedive
Baker Pasha
Rome
Diretto
England
Suakio
Massowah
Kassala
Abyssinia
Caio
Suakim
Dongola
Blackburn
Manchester
France
China
Granville
M. Waddington
Court of St. James
Waddington
Paris
Levant
Gulf of Aden
Port Said
Matta
Treda
Late News Items From Across the Nation
A burst of brief items from Boston to Texas notes a Wendell Phillips statue drive in Boston, New York licenses, a Northwest Texas Cattle Growers meeting in Dallas, and General Palmer buried in New York. Reports cover adjournment of Texas Legislature, cattle seizures in Canipaco, rail worker overtime, and political organizing among farmers. Also listed are arrests, trials, a banquets, a Gaines vile convention, and various local incidents including murders, hangings, and railway collisions. The long list also mentions railroad wrecks near Mobile, a pension case deliberation, vigilante chatter about Wade, and a fence cutting incident near Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Wendell Phillips
Senorez Giraldes and Welock
Lima
Caceres
Canipaco
New York Assembly
Agricultural Convention
New York
Senator Vanes
North Carolina
Daniel Wallace
Texas Dan
Leander W. Brown
Dallas
Tex
Chicago
Texas
Milwaukee
Puetz
McCullough
Join Ditlman
Harrisburg
Phenix
Lexington
Oyster Bay
Charles Rudé
Assasolin
Trent Valley Canal
Sir Charles Tupper
Ottawa
Whistle
Mobile
Ala
Mobile & Ohio Road
Thomas Austin
Wylie
Nathan W. Fitzgerald
8. C. Fitzgerald
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marboring Revolutionists
Srogressman
Eneral Snerman
Henry Ward
Judell, Platt & Mass
North Fifth Street
Schaeffer, Swarts & Co
Bergues & Smith
Bankera
Cincinnati
Exchange National Bank
Hamilton County
Ohio
Daas Tex
Millican
Continental Cattle Companies
George B. Loving
Texas Investment Company
Millican & Milliay
J. J. Hutson
C. M. Mann
G. E. Elkins
W.B. Brown
C. Wirren
Parker
Palipinto
Mitchell
Hood Counties
Double Mountain Fork
Brazo
Prince Edward's Island
Can
Richard Cartwright
Exchange Bank
Leonard Tilley
Archie N. Craig
Canadian Pacific Railway
Setaeeihe
Baker Pacis
Mesrins
Fat Haley
Alexander Dunlap
Laste Simmer
Greer
Montreat
Victoria Rink
Landsdowne
Villa Maria Convent
Colorado Freire
Montrose
Coli
Watson
Murphy
Edwards
City of Columbes
Otty
Columbus
Spaulding
Av Eniaren
Darvas
T. Wells
Lockport
St. George
Potter's Field
Desperado
Sioux City
Wade
Galvroton
Austin
Edward Tabor
Evanaviere
Ind
Evansville Journal
Cuthbert
St. Paris
Samuel Norman
Milles
Here
Martin Hendrickson
Dennis Harris
Norman
Harris
KR. G. Dunn Co
Canada
New Onexans
James Graham
Arample
Ocoaerlews
R. Oakley
Palace Drug Store
Central Avenue
Lyon Brothers
J. A. Staph
W. C. Zimmermann, Jr
Hove
Gidley & Bloss
Dunkirk
Wirtner & Alling
Fiardware
St. James
RED Cross
Newara
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