Mutineers Captured in Mexican Territory and Political Turmoil
Governor Villegrana arrives from Encanada with twenty volunteers and engages pursuing mutineers, resulting in one death and nine captures held in Mexican territory. Lieutenant McDonald tightens the chase as doubts rise over prisoner return. Also reports on Tammany Hall leadership, a New Orleans druggist's fatal error, and various regional notices and obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuta
Ariz
Villegrana
Lower
California
Encanade
Mexico
McDonald
Recollections of Grant and Merchant Marine Efforts
Mis Campaigns recollection notes by General Grant, with emphasis on reducing barriers to the American merchant marine. The Senate and House consider bills reviving mail contract payouts to American ships, including Pacific routes, and pilots expect action before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Mexico
Senate Committee On Conference
Frye
Mr. Hutt
Committee
United States
Atlantic
Pacific
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Wunt
House
Senate Commerce Committee
Senate
E. B. Townsend
Senate Committee On Indian Affairs
Iowa
Representatives Money
Bingham
Postoffice Committee
Appropriation Committee
Post Office Committee
Court of Claims
Congress
Old Liberty Bell Leaves Philadelphia for New Orleans Exposition
The Liberty Bell was loaded onto a decorated wagon with a large escort and band, then sent by special train from Philadelphia to the New Orleans Exposition amid crowds and ceremonies. In Pittsburgh a reception followed before the bell continued toward Cincinnati. Separate reports note a fatal wagon accident near Wallingford and missionaries sailing to the Congo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New Orleana
Farrell
Independence Hall
McClurg
West Philadelphia
Union Depot
Fulton
McLeary
Cincinnati
Silk Flag Presented by Philadelphia Women to Congress
In an early session the Woman's Silk Association of Philadelphia presented a silk United States flag to both chambers. The House displayed the flag and adopted a resolution to hang it in the hall, honoring American silk culture and the women who produced it. The Senate considered related resolutions on land and Indian affairs amid debates on revenue origins and constitutional prerogatives, then adjourned to an executive session on the Nicaragua treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seunts
House of Representatives
Women’s Silk Association of
Philadephia
Washington
Sears
Senate
Woman's Silk Association of
Philadelphia
United States
America
Coveress
Beck
Mesers
Morgan and Jhones
Philadelphia Silk Association
Morvan
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Congo
Plumb
Conger
Texas
Sherman
Committee On
Indian Affairs
Ms. Edmunds
Sesson
Tve P. m
House
Woman's Silk Culture Association of the
Woman's Association
Kelly
Woman's Silk Culture Association
Hammond
Georgia
Hurd
Committee On the Judiciary
Judiciary Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Reed
Long
Massachusetts
Supreme Court
Sv. Herbert
Willis
McMillon
Trouse
F. Dana Greene
Infernal machine scare shocks city hall in Chicago
January 24 Chicago detectives recover twelve dynamite boxes among stolen library volumes. Otto Funk, a 27 year old German descent student, claims he acted to experiment for no evil purpose. Dynamite, a revolver with a crank, glycerine and sawdust risked catastrophe. Banfield opens the dangerous box and authorities remove the device. News notes also report executions, political notes, and other brief items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chcaco
New City Hall
Chicago
Banfield
Conanit
Shea
Otto Funk
Tie
Funk
Jeague
Boomers Prepare Fort Leavenworth Watch
Leavenworth Kan January dispatch from General Hatch Oklahoma says Couch vows to fight. Boomers erect earthworks and guard positions. General Augut orders nine aven companies to ready, align troops, await orders. Large clothing shipment arrives from the east for Gw troops deployed into the Geld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
Martin
Fort Leavenworth
General Hatch
Oklahoma
Couch
Cheek Hess
Augut
Also Mentioned on This Page
Evening Observer
Dunkirk
Dunkirk Printing Company
East Secord Gr
Chautauqua Farmer
Sed Ounkgre Journal
Aaxd
Ierio
ALL Newsdealers
Berwoon
Dunkirk N
B. Blackham
Buffalo Street
Stanley
M.D
Baerstreeta
James Irving
Journal Building
Center Street
Svy
Congress Hall
Mars
James Hane
Second
Robbin Streets
IL. Egan
Depot
Railroad Avenue
Gox
OPERA
Frank Gilbert
Joseph Murphy
Frep Manspen
Kerry Gow
Wiss Belle Melville
Nelson's
T. Hoole & CO
Central Ave
4Th ST
Wyoming
Erie
Erie Store
Monroe Block
Telegraph
New York
Tammany Hall
John Kelly
Hugh J. Grant
Thomas F. Gilroy
John J. Gorman
Cleveland
Hendricks
Justice Gorman
New Oaleans
Michael Farrell
Melchert
Frezeo
Quesce
St. Annes
Murderous Society
Braidentown
Florida
Postnester Abbe
Sarasota
Fla
George Tyler
Beeridge
Austin
Tex
New York State Normal School
Albary
State Normal School
Gleveland
Warner EL. Sullivan
Ithaca
N. Y
Gledt Cleveland
Oliver Browhern & Phillips
Pittssuren
Oliver Bros. & Phillips
South Tenth Street
Browning
Quincy
Secretary of the Interior
O. H. Browning
City
Anthony Roberta
Lancastra
Anthony Troberts
Acirshal
Pennsylvania
Taylor and Fillmore
Thaddeus Storeys
Jora
Warnenton
Hannah Brown
Husiness Failuren
Bradstreet
Montrea
Standard Clothing Company
Victoria
B. C
John McLaughlin
San Francisco
Sharon
Coronel Thomas Willams
San Antonio
Thomas Willams
West Point
United States Army
Richmond
William Steel
John Withers
Indian Territory
Clackwood
Feneral
Theresa
Willirs Banne
Thereza
James G. Blaine
St. Mary's Church
Mr. Blaing
Father O'Marran
Father Kelly
Towanda
Siamentown, Pa
damEstowy
Jamestown Bank
Millionaire
Evansville
Ind
Larry Brown
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Henderson
Vapuni Phelan
Phelan
Enougy
Rossa
Kearney
Pheland
Kansas City
Troy
Albert Sage
Russell Sage
Smaber
Alberts
Merchant Marine
OLD Liberty Bell
Wallingford
West Cluster
John Quinland
Baldwin
Tianan
Fubeetibe
Mer
Mason
Mich
Ingham County
Wolock
Onicos
Mansionr
Anthony Walker
Christian Church
William Henry
Jaib
Manson
Wis
Democratic Legislativea
General Bragg
Sacramento
Cal
George Hearst
Sprinertorp
Choisser
Haines
Donovan Rossa
Meehan
O'Donovan Rossa
John Meehan
England
Russia
Rose
Australia
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