Tragic Yard Accident and Broad 1861 Health Edicts
A brakeman named Michael Donelly was crushed by a locomotive while switching at the Webster City Chicago & Northwestern yards. His Oneida Wisconsin home is shown on a pocket tetter. The report lists health rules effective Jan 1 1861 for transporting exotic corpses and antiseptic burial methods.
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Chicago & Northwestern
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Oneida
Wis
State Board of Health
Board of Health
Vain
E. A. Werneke
Odebolt
Continental
American Central
New York
Jon D. Spencer
Mexico
Osase County
N. Y
Spencer
Atlanta
Richmond
Lfords Street
Wm. Clarke
Clarke
Col
George Fisher
Wm. Chandler
Lloyd Street
War Department
Ft. Reno
Indian Territory
Arizona Governor’s Report Cites Apache Outbreak and Policy
The Arizona governor’s annual report to Interior cites the Apache outbreak, notes mining driven growth, and lists metal exports for 1884. It states cattle numbers around 431 579, supports salting artesian wells for land reclamation, and urges moving or disarming Apaches under military surveillance. The report criticizes eastern sentiment and backs stronger U S Mexico trade and a reciprocity treaty.
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Secretary of the Interior
Tou Hing
San Carlos
Indian Territory
Congress
Crook
Mexico
Not Guilty Verdict Reported In Emporia Case
Jury in Emporia Kansas finds Mrs Walkup not guilty after uncertain prospects of agreement. Coroner's jury in Buffalo New York commits Charles Herman for murder after Mrs Herman is found dead with throat cut. Herman under guard and arraigned for first degree murder.
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Walkup
Emporia
Kansas
Buffalo
N. Y
Eva Herman
Charles
Herman
Carters
Robert Keith
Dalton
Chattanooga
E. W. Haskett
United States
Alaska
Needles
Cal
Salem
Henry County
Iowa
Turmoil Across Nations and Rail Robbery Reported
The bulletin notes an Italian express train robbery near Suenarvento with one guard killed and 1100 francs seized. It also reports Bulgarians preparing to attack Belgrade, and various diplomatic exchanges involving Britain, France, and Turkey as powers demand disarmament. Additional items cover Haiti, Burma, Congo travel, and Iowa legislative returns.
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Utco
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Italy
Naples
Suenarvento
Belgrade
Servia
Danube
Wedin
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Parmiament
Parnell
Central News
Lord Salisbury
China
India
Pekin
Burmah
London Times
Spain
Carolines
Germany
Hendy M. Stanley
London
Congo
Comptroller's Report on Direct Taxes and Civil Service Appointments
The annual First Comptroller report notes balances due the United States from states under the 1841 direct tax act and credits amounts back to state accounts. It discusses old claims and proposes a fixed period for bringing such claims. Washington Dispatch reports Alfred P. Edgerton and William L. Trenholm named civil service commissioners with long bios and endorsements.
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United States
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Fort Warne
Ind
Dorman
Eaton
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Charleston
South Carolina
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Edgerton
New York City
Ohio
Northern Land Company
Indiana
Hendricks
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Purdue University
Waite
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Gray
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Trenhoim
Trenholm
Treasury
Southern Confederacy
Miners Strike Hits Hocking Valley Coal Mines
In Ohio several coal districts face a wide strike as operators refuse a 10 percent wage advance. Between 8 000 and 4 000 miners walk off in Stocking Valley and Shawnee regions while about 700 stay at work in Wheeling Creek. Newstraitsville mines close as John McBride leads a nationwide push for higher tonnage prices amid competing markets.
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Johnson
Coal Valley
Spring City
Georgia
Sallie Newby
Joe Fricks
Slow Porson
Bear Mountain
Montcuver
Wilks County
John Chenault
State Hospital For the Insane
Harrisburg
Jennie Sweitzer
Warrior's Mark
Stocking Valley
Ohio Central
Shawnee Valleys
Wheeling Creek
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Miners’ Union
Indiana
Hocking Valley
Chicago
Newstraitsville
W. P. Read
Mcbride
Hocking
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