China and Irish and German Alerts in 1884 News
Reports from Waterford and London discuss Chinese fortifications near Canton, Stanley's Africa travels, Paris telegram doubts, and Irish National League aims. Dispatches note German naval strength display at Hong Kong, Vatican church negotiation progress, and Cuba fear in Mapary. Riots in Agram impact elections. fires destroy Dowling store in New Orleans area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League
Waterford
Ireland
Stanley
Africa
Daily Telegraph
Paris
Pekin
Earl Granville
America
Telegraph
United States
China
Dosti
Irish National League
Michael Davitt
Richard Power
M.T
Waterford City
Reland
Englan
France
Europe
Berlis
Posen
Vienna
Sobieski
Goltz
Hong Kong
Rome
Vatican
Prussia
Neavengel
Panrtonia
Opening of the Great Sioux Reservation Commission Meet
The Senate Inter Commission travels to Omana to present a Dakota Constitutional Convention memorial opening the Sioux reservation. Judge Shannon defends the treaty while Moody argues open lands benefit both Indians and whites. Reports of Standing Rock scene with Logan and Sitting Bull affirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omana
Dawes
Massachusetts
Logan
Ilinois
Cameron
Wisconsin
Senate Inter-Commission
Cheater W. Dawes
Joseph J. Christy
Nelson Parker
W. C. McGillicudy
Pine Ridge
J. T. Thomas
Fort Nioboraida
Great Sioux Reservation
A. W.hager
Mitchell
G. C. Moody
Deadwood
A. ¢. Killim
Chamberlain
Porter Warner
B.G. Caulfield
P. C. Shannon
Fankton
C. Lake
Dakota Commission
Secretary of the Interior
United States
Hinman
Shannon
Indian Commission
Jurge Moody
Senate
Dakota
Moody
Great Sioux
Standing Rock
Sitting Bull
Unclear Phrase Marks Yellowstone Excursion Return
Dneie Rufus Batch and his party of excursionists with journalists from English and French papers reached the city on their return from Yellowstone. Mr. Hateh praised the trip as successful and beneficial, with plans to improve knowledge of the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uhicago
Dneie Rufus Batch
Yellowstone
Hateh
Evach
Misunderstanding Over Department Regulations On Yachts
Washington note reports confusion over licensing rules for pleasure yachts after a Townsend bill. Treasury clarifies that licenses may be issued to yachts meeting the 1885 act, countering prior readings of an absolute ban and a $25 inspection fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washixotoy
Sept. I
Amos Townsend
Treasury Department
Department
Humphreys
Pensacola
Postoffice Department
Navy Yard
Board of Health
United States Postal
Boards of Health
Yellowstone
Yellowstone Park
Arthur
Mike Sheridan
Senator West
Treasury
United States
Fugitive clerk arrested in Moscow merchant case
Louis Forster, Moscow, complains to the United States Consul that clerk Johann Guideitz Jaskesk, 25, fled with 12,000 roubles. Police sought him. he entered the country August 15 and was arrested Saturday. He did not change his name or hide identity, claiming belief in the free country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Forster
Moscow
Hussia
United States
Rioting Railroad Strikers Cause Violent Clash and Wounding
Ninety Italian navvies on the Baltimore & Philadelphia Railroad sections 2 and 33 struck for a fifteen cent daily raise. Some men crossed to sections 4 to entice others, a confrontation followed, and a striker stabbed a worker on section 34, inflicting a serious flesh wound. In Newacne, the Newburg Centennial joint congress favored a granite obelisk of up to 854,500, planning a 100 foot height and cover stone laid at centennial ceremonies. Thoras J. Perrott of Jamestown is not granted a patent for a Change Speed Mechanism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Perkins
H. B. Payne
Barnes
Lansing
Mich
J. 1. Thodes
Eisenmann
Calvert Vaux
Central Park
New York
Samuel Parsons
Lake View
General Committee
Lake View Cemetery
W.T. Bhai
Frm
Eisenmann & Blunt
Mayfield Road
Bette
Benun
Messrs
Eisenmann, Vaux and Parsons
Euclid Avenue
Vinavieros
Del
Baltimore & Philadelphia
Newacne
Sept
Newburg
Washington
Thoras J. Perrott
Jamestown
Genin Arille
Plainville Latter Day Saints church sparks local uproar
In Plainville near Wrenthaw Mass a large Latter Day Saints church has grown amid hostility with leaders arrested for polygamy and immoral conduct. Converts drawn from Baptists and Methodists fueled debate as the community debated the Utah sect. The church claims rights to worship under its own interpretation of LDS doctrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Sepa
Mass
Utah
Gail
Plainville
Wrentnaw
Attleboro
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ
Latter Day Saints
Wrenthaw
Atteboro
Fhree
Jackson J. Evans
Catharine B. Cobb
Katie L. Whitney
Baptists Methodists
Evans
Peonte
Washington
Congress
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
God
Wraignel
Superies Criminal Court
General Sherman at Los Angeles and other late news
Late items report General Sherman in Los Angeles and weather in Argentina Faso, Folger resuming duties in Washington, a cyclone visits Santiago de Cuba, Havana records yellow fever deaths, $650,000 English gold arrives in San Francisco, the ironclad Monadnock to be launched September 18, and various official moves and incidents across the U S and abroad including a Pittsburgh murder, a Georgia capital bill, and livestock and rail notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Los Angeles
Argentine Faso
Col
Folger
Washington
Santiago de Cube
Havana
San Fippeisco
United States ‘Treasury
H. A. Gildden
Albion
N. Y
Sitka
Alaska
Becker
Wilmington
Del
Rome
Negrey
National Union League
New York
National Executive Committee
Astor House
New York City
John Kerchner
Pittsburgh
Bridgeport
E. P. Alexander
Augusta
B. E B. Crane
Atlanta
A. L. Miller
Perry
John Sereeven
Savannah
Amd
W. W. Thomas
Athens
Iown
Ilinois Central Road
Minneapolis
Sioux City
Raymond West
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Hungary
Howe Kone
Canton
Lonbos
Luanda
West Africa
Henry BM. Stanley
Stanleypool
Cuba
Mapary
Eicarren
Spain
Antilles
Dlibusters
AGRAM
Hussars
Munich
Brussels
Hugh Law
Paul Straudin
Vaudevilliste
Socialista
Hamburg
Hugh Birley
Manchester
Persia
Cabul
Tire
New Galraxs
Sep. St
M. Dowling
Thomas Marsh
Vicant & Meyering
Levis Brother
Aeridian
Conn
Henry M. Mather
H. Brooks & Co
Denver
George W. Cook
Colorado
William Teller
Gacresrton
Texas
Houston
Robert Adair
Louis Steiner
Young
Halifax
Indian Harbor
Salt Lake City
Denver& Rio Grande Railroad
J. W. Deering
L. C. Ames
Jordan River
Deering
Osage City
Krantz
Mingo
Whitten
Jefferson
New Yor
William J. Melvin
Kelly
Neasy
Brett
Justine
Louisville
Constantine Mundi
Sanford
Wife Under
M. T
Northern Pacific Railway
Earl W. Trussell
West Ellery
Carfield
Baltimore
Association of Defenders of
North Point
Battle Monument
Churcl
Witso Post
Montgomery County
Fort McJienry
Mulwackee
Wis
Sturgeon Bay
Oconemowee
Appleton Dispatches
Marshfield
Uncle Rofow
Picnie Party
Pansscola
Treasury Statement
Position of the Red Cross
Carcago
Order of the Red Cross
A. J. Mortis
Brotherhood
Chicago
Western Union Company
Latter Out Saints
Barsitione
City Hatch
Ehurehs
Wilsa Post
AL EL
William Batchelor
George Ross
Nathaniel Watts
Samuel Jennings
Darius Wheeler
James Morford
EL Stansbury
Asbury Jarrett
Richard 2. Waters
Fort Mellenry
Iid
Frank James
T Mingesetn
Northfield
St. Pau
Northield
Triad
Garkitin
Hice County
James Cet Gevett Oretemmlen
Missouri
Havi
Casuaty
Jiiat
Te O
Norilfield
Stilbwater
Satuday
Concordia College
St. Louis
German Lutheran Theological Seminary
Cherokee Street
Jefferson Avenue
Missowi
Iewa
Ohio
Indiana
Tlasis
Iowa
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Louisiana
Genoa
Ube
Jackson Syme
Henry S. Taylor
Coborne
Mulehkin Street
Nebraska
Hastings
Seni
Vandervart
Newfoundland
St Jouss
N. F
Henry Maxce
Lotistille
Littletown
Green County
Joe Bagby
George Edwiteris
Bagby
Janes Gwens
Cate Dowell
Mike Jozers
Spencer
Mike Rogers
Bige
Norrouw
Deep Creek
Norfolk County
Scranton
Elkhorn
Stroudsburg
Michael PD
Kistler
New Bresawice
WN. J
H. J. L. Schevaller
Edison
Arkansas
Siptes Rock
Ark
Edwin Bancroft
Tetarkane
Bas Ray
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