Insurrection at Northwest Hudson Bay Posts Threatens Looming Clash
March reports detail the Riel rebellion across Hudson Bay region with over 1,000 insurgents seizing stores near Fort Carlton. Canadian Militia led by General Middleton prepares expedition while 400 half-breeds mobilize. Mounted police and recruiting surge as Ottawa watches closely. A Hudson Bay Company ship blocked by ice at Prince of Wales Strait reports no relief possible before August.
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Wrashree
Mana
Fort Carlton
Riel
Edmonton
Hudson Bay Company
Hudson Bay
Middleton
Ninetieth
Winnipes
Mounted Police
Prince Albert
Bueglers
Ottawa
Humboldt
Carleton
Irvine
Duck Lake
Croster
Ont
Prince of Wales
Moose Factory
James’ Bay
London
Hudson Straits
Charlton Island
Fee
Abla Island
Niae
Hinds Toute
Europe
Presidential nominations and appoints list to Senate
The President sent nominations to the Senate naming Samuel S. Cox as Envoy Extraordinary to Turkey and Davitt S. Harmony as Chief of the Bureau of Yards and Docks with Commodore rank. Postmasters and numerous appointments follow for towns across New Hampshire Massachusetts New Jersey Pennsylvania Ohio Georgia Illinois Indiana Iowa Kentucky Missouri and New York among others.
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G. 8& Com
New York
Turkey
David H. Harmony
Westmanter
Wasurgaror
Senate
Samuel 8. Cox
United States
Davitt 8. Liarmony
Navy Department
Samuel J. Gerrish
Wortsmouth
N. H
Orson G. Couch
Amherst
Mass
William Gurus
Plymouth
Nicholas Hathaway
Fall River
William F. Kennedy
Taunton
Ransom St. Grant
Plattsburgh
N. J
James T. Wiley
Elizabeth
Henry 0. Shannon
Eric
George ‘I’. Gross
Versailles
Frederick G. Kendrick
Mount Clemens
Mich
George W. Cate
Stevens Point
Wis
David O. Irwin
Lake City
Minn
J. BM. DeArmond
Davenport
Iowa
M. M. Ham
Dubuque
Iiona
Joseph Lander
State Centre
William R. White
Prescott
Ark
George McClellan
Chatham
Benath
James H. Berry
Alabama
Garland
Biller
Cal
Lemuel
Cox
Tukey
Henry
Miners Strike Fierce in Monongahela Region
Reports from the Monongahela Valley confirm no break among striking miners. Families suffer. many ill due to food limits and fuel scarcities as operators push to resume work.
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Monongahela Valley
Elver
Prirrssunant
Zlate
Monongahela River
Central America tensions loom as French influence grows
A Washington roundup notes Admiral Jouett warns of Central American unrest linked to French moves on the Panama Canal. 15,000 French workers and many trained soldiers are reported on the Isthmus as Panama Canal interests intensify.
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Virgina Coupos Bond Cares
United States Supreme Court
Garland
State of Virginia
Senator Evarts
North Atlantic
Washington
New Orleans
Central America
Panama
Barrios
Panama Canal
State Department
Zaldivar
Salvador
Guateman
McFarland
General Land Office
Price
Indian Office
Interior Department
Messrs. Parte and
Atkins
Richard Devens
Post Office Department
Devens
Destructive Fire Destroys Buffalo Music Hall and Church
A blaze at Buffalo destroyed Music Hall and the St Louis German Catholic Church. Four men battled the flames from the roof area. Grimm fell to his death as he tried to escape. Loss includes $16,000 in Falko Company scenery and $200,000 building damage. insurance undetermined.
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Music Hall
St. Louis Germen Catholic Church
Buryano
Mustc Hall
St Louis
McCaull Opera Company
Palka
Grimm
Gramm
Reeves
Falko’ Company
Sosa
Kidnapping a Deserter in New York City Case
Mrs. Ireland seeks aid from District Attorney Martine after her British deserting husband, now an American citizen and former letter carrier, is allegedly abducted by John Shields in a plan to join a concert company. He was taken to Canada, then jailed, with a suggestion to England to answer the desertion charge. Authorities consider U.S. intervention needed and Mrs. Ireland is advised to seek Secretary Bayard’s help.
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Loceport
FR. Goddard
Mr. Goddard
New York
Robert Ireland
Ahommey Martine
Ayr
Scotland
America
Rochester, N
John Shields
Ireland
Buffalo
Baidfalo
Shields
Canada
Ife
England
United States
Bayard
AFFAIRS AT SUAKIM AND GLOBAL TENSIONS
A convoy moves from Suakim to support General McNeill with stores and provisions as signal corps watch from a captive balloon. Reports from London and Washington detail Russian troop movements near the Afghan frontier, Turkish-Russian alliance anxieties, and cabinet discussions on frontier delimitation. Also noted are censors tightening, political comments on Mr. Phelps, a birthday letter from Emperor William, and a report of German anti-Semitism protests in Vienna with ensuing rioting. General Grant's health update and wheat grade change discussions in Texas wrap the brief.
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Suakix
Svaxns
McNiill
Haakeen Zereba
Suakim
Signal Corps
Graham
Hasheen
Yestending
Dehkhad
Russia
S Boundary ‘Commission
Peter Tamsden
Gendale
Bolen ‘Pass
England
Pisheen
Porte
Prince Bismarck
Turkey
Lord Granville
Musavus Pasha
Felmi Pasha
Engiant
oTig
Pall Mal Gasette
James Russell Lowell
Edward G Phelps
Lowell
Gleveland
Iff
Phelps
Cleveland
Wwiston
Willan
Rowe
Marth
Diritts
Lynda
Suakum
Resu
Een
Massawah
Groom
Geneva
King Humbert
Syakin
IWMA
Reichsrath
Studeste
Ares
Snacaema
Aseanei
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Evening Observer
Dunkirk
Ofice
Mai Matter
Alargest
Dunkirk Printing Company
Orricz
East Second ST
Dunkirk Journal
Benteeenee
Ada
ALL Newsdealers
B. Horst
Second Street
Aloor
Center
E. Blackua
Buffalo Street
Donkire
Ita
M. Dat
Stanley
Benger
James Irsing
Journal Building
Center Street
N.Y
St. James Hotel
Vacala
J.B. Dawkins
Betwee Eagle
Copter
S.le
Central Avenue
AR. Sellew
E. P. Sellew
Dunkirk Tron Works
Fes Reyt
THE
Sia
Wetgrsney Arm
Isis
Erie
Wanitoba
Hudson's Straits
Baleide
Newane
John Brown
Sbe
Peyceine
Many
Joseph Brasine
Aime
Union Pacific
Boston
Maia
Union Pacific Railway Company
Charles Francis Adams, Jr
Charles Francis Adams
Byrn I. Ames
Elisha Atkins
Ezsa H. 2
F. Gordon Dexter
Jon .D. Siguldin
Henry H. Cook
Sidney Dillon
David Dows
Andrew H. Green
Callaway
Omaha
Neb
Grenville M. Dodge
Council Bluffs
Towaingh Riddle
Mostcomeny
Ala
Mobile & Montgomery Railway
Exchange Hotel
J. Carrier
Wisconsin
Mgr. Brown
Fatton
Missouri
Wasa Hinetos
Santa Anna
Fernandez
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Allics
Mexico
Guatemala
Fort Shon
Galveston
Tex
Arbuckle Mountain
Indian Territory
J. A. Culp
Rush Meadows
Glass
Gass
Walla Walla
Ore
Chicago
Caitieo
James Corso
Orica
NY Fi
Joustt
Corea
Pretspurcit
Andrew Pentee
Sewickley
Sam Saudere
Sf Buffalo
Ohniq Legislature
Columbus
Ely
Haley
Yeas
Eapter
Cork
Comiaibaowe
Owens
Johnson and Mulvaine
Okey
Pollet
Ergoriaver Hoadly
Hamilton v
Lucas County
Philadelphia
Discinnator
Betelan
Ajeres
Jeneral Grant
Gren
Nes
Gabon
Teixto
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