Diary extracts reveal Gordon fear and resolve under Khartoum siege
Advance sheets from the Diaries of General Gordon at Khartoum publish his fear of defeat, resolve to die if necessary, and insistence he delivered the garrison rather than abandon Soudan duty. The diary notes his view that Turkey could resolve the Sudan question and criticizes government indecision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Khartoum
London
New York
Sennaar
Felter
Stewart
Turkey
Chief of Bureau Sets Scope for Trade Statistics East of Ohio
National affairs report outlines duties of the Treasury Bureau of Statistics chief to gather annual data on commerce with foreign nations and among states, focusing first on eastern states south of the Potomac. It notes a hearing on reappraisement practices and mentions resignation requests for Mint Director Burchard, plus military and postal updates.
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Bureau of Statistics
Burchard
Wasumadtoy
The
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Pacific
Mississippi
Ohio
Potomac
Cal Scwitzler
Ohio River
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Louisiana
Tennnessee
Kentucky
New York
Manning
Fairchild
McCue
Department
Stat Chamber
Mint
State Department
Phelps
United States
Peru
War Department
Crook
Indian Territory
J. W. Hinckle
Seventh Cavalry
Fort Meade
Oak
Sergent Coney
Hinckle
Missouri
E. B. Trentlan
J. Boynton
Vermont
W. 17. Barclay
T. M. Arrington
ML V. Moore
A. Teolmes
J. T. Thalman
W. P. Ryan
Pennsylvania
D. J. Multon
CG. E. Dosser
Tennessee
W. W. Simpson
L. J. Randall
Texas
J. Hollingsworth
J. A. Murphy
Wisconsin
J. B. Darbelly
The Riddle-Reider Case Verdict Not Guilty and Costs
The jury acquitted Riddle and Rether while the prosecution Cavitt and Carroll were ordered to pay costs. A large crowd gathered for the verdict, and Riddle was arrested on a capias tied to a brush store ownership dispute, bond set at 310,800 and he was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priesturen
Jimmy Nott
A. M. Cavitt
D. W. C. Carroll
Pursuing Big Bear Across Pine Lake Region
A scout Atkinson from Colonel Otter's camp near Turtle Lake encountered Big Bear and his band near Pelican Lake. He followed the mounted party to a camp of about fifty tepees, narrowly escaped, and returned with news. The pursuing force has only 25 horses fit for duty with an 80 mile Indian lead toward Green Lake.
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Big Bear
Barryerono
W. T
Atkinson
Iter
Irvine
Turtle Lake
Pelican Lake
Otter
Green Lake
Tainted Beef Suspected in Ul City Health Scare
Residents face tainted meat concerns as health officials investigate cases reported in Ul over June 25. Officials say several patients in serious condition may not recover, with authorities tracing source to local meat processor. Investigations ongoing by Fo.
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Hee Rock
Istaxa
Veterans in line force parade at Porttaxp Me jun 25
One hundred thousand veterans joined a Boston area parade by Post 15 Massachusetts with live eagle and veteran charger, praising General Grant. The Grand Army Encampment held sessions, reported membership gains to 287,637, noted finances, and discussed reforms and politics.
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Porttaxp
Post 15
Department of Massachusetts
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Illinois
Minnesota
Red River
Shenandoah Valley
Louisiana
Grand Army
Kouitz
Adjutant General
Florida
Arkansas
New Mexico
Ordnance Department
Veteran's Rights Union
Sons of Veterans
Grand Army of the Republic
Grant
Appomattox
Sus
Indian unrest and Ute trouble near Fort Reno
Dispatches from Fort Reno and surrounding areas report growing defiance by Cheyenne and Arapaho bands against government agents, with armed youths and war songs at a Medicine Dance camp. Ute concerns at Durango, and a Belmont County cyclone plus a San Francisco boxing dispute are also noted in a compact, period-voice roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Reno
Miles
Cheyenne and Arapahoes
Darlington
Ths
Dyer
Cheyenne Medicine Camp
Cantonment
Medicine Mat
Dexven
Col
Durango
Stollstelmer
Dougherty
The New Ministry at Windsor and Irish Crises
The Gladstone ministry seals fall. Salisbury ministry forms and greets crowds at Windsor. Parliament adjourns as Parnell plans Irish Crimes Act debate. Reports of a Powder Mill explosion at Lucca Italy kill workers as further political maneuvering unfolds.
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Gladstone
Kucea
Italy
Windsor Castle
Marquis of Salisbury
Sir Stafford Northcote
Sir Stafford
Lord Randolph Churchill
House of Commons
Howland Winn
Lincolnshire, North
Afr
Winn
Aft
Parnell
House of Administration
Ireland
Masmtrasna
Barbaville
Windsor Station
Prince of Wales
Glaistone
Sor
Randolph Churchill
Earl Spencer
Dublin
England
Lord Salisbury
Batoum
Asia
Russia
Black Sea
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Dunkirk
Dunkirk Printing Company
Orrick
East Secold ST
Shautaliqua Farmer
Dunkirk Journal
AKD—— Commercial Book and
Asl
ALL Newsdealers
Stanley
Beaver Streets
James Irving
Second Street
Suffalo
Denkirk
Wieth Aneenergetig
Buffalo St
Sali
Gu Fierhius
Lins
Teaggles Street
D. E. Cary
Martin Kalbfleisch
Alretal
Washington Sergel
Martin Kalbeleisch
Fulton Streat
Washington Street
Balalo
Lottie
Manhattan Hotel
Gor
Broadway
Canal and
Liapenard Sts
Wall Ferries
Erie
Eze
Center St
Cordon
Gordon Et Khartoum
Saldides
New Yor
Jemangee
Grammar School
Christie Street
Vice
Hendricks
New Havey
Conn
Prof
Hayland
Portsnouri
Oscar F. Moore
Waverly
Fifty-sixth
Ohio Regiment
Newnan
George Weatherby
York Street
National Affairs
Kounts
General Grant
Logan
Barnum and
Heynolds
Post Department
Estes
Burdett
Washington
Larcer
Mich
Samson
Belmont County
Ohbo. Sr
Clamsville
San Francisco
Platt’s Hall
Young Mitchell
Jack Keenan
Keenan
Mitchell
Hood
Marquis of Balisbury
Charles Warren Adams
Mildred Coleridge
Reshd
Persia
Sarakhs
Desars
Ly. Walsh
Maynooth College
Newry
Rome
Lucca
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