News Of The Week Tenor Adams In Control After Venture
News of the Week reports Charles Francis Adams hands over business control to John Quincy Adams after his bunka venture. It notes a Fayette county cyclone in Pa that killed three, injured six, and caused near 100000 dollars in damage. Also lists judicial appointments, deaths, weather, and various disasters across the nation.
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Charles Francis Adams
Bunka
John Quincy Adams
Fayette County
Maine
Nathan Cleaves
Supreme Court
Artemine Libby
Rhode Island General Assembly
George M. Carpenter
Potter
W. L. Burt
Saratoga
Harvard
Ans
Massachusetta
Andrew
Boston
Grant
Ralph Fothergill
Fall River
Maya
Kilbourne Thompson case yields $100000 verdict
Washington notes report a jury verdict of 100000 for Kilbourne against Thompson over imprisonment ordered by the House of Representatives while Thompson was sergeant at arms. The ruling cites the Supreme Court on witness imprisonment, with Kilbourne pressing the house as a de facto defendant. The column also notes appeals on Grant and Averill honors, Howgate trials, and other political misgivings and letters including a $40 clothing offer in the Guiteau case.
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Hallet Kilbourne
John G. Thompson
House of Representatives
Thompson
Cose
Supreme Court
Congress
House
Kilbourne
Peison
Fitz-John Porter
Union
Grant
Liat Han
Friends
Averill
Pleasonton
Isaid
Howgate
Pennsylvania
Francia
Weather Bureau
Gaullean
John JK. Reynolds
San Francisco
Scouille
Mixed Early 19th Century News Miscellany
A summary of disparate items notes a major late season snowstorm in Michigan on April 19, Danish and Norwegian Mormon converts arriving in San Francisco from Australia, and US steamer Iroquois ready to aid the Arctic Steamship Rodgers crew off the Siberian coast. Also reported are four executions on April 21 in various states, a Cotton Exchange probe into alleged sand adulteration amid claims of exaggeration and nonintentional mixing, English brokers’ reports cited by American reps as ex-parte, destitution of John Brown’s widow and daughter in Saratoga, California, and the Corwin’s Arctic relief voyage.
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Michigan
San Francisco
Australia
United States
Iroquois
Mare Island Navy Yard
California
Rodgers
Siberian
William Bindram
New York City
Bent Taylor
Corning
Ark
W. W. Ray
Palaski
Tone
George Hohannon
Rolla
Cotton Exchange
New York
England
John Brown
Harper's Ferry
Houie
Saratoga
Gal
Corwin
Arctic
Prohibitionists Nominate Rogers for Governor in Hartford
The Prohibitionists met at the state convention in Hartford Connecticut and nominated George F. Rogers for governor.
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Hartford
Conn
George F. Rogers
New Albany Delegation Seeks Oration on Decoration Day
A delegation from New Albany urged James G. Biniie to deliver an oration on Decoration Day. He said he expected to be in Europe before that time. Oregon Republicans nominating F. J. Moody for Governor and M. C. George for Congress. The platform calls for abrogation of the Hawaiian reciprocity treaty and condemns the President over the Chinese bill.
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New Albany
James G. Biniie
Europe
Oregon
F. J. Moody
M. C. George
Global Testimony and Turf News Reach Across Continents
The report covers a mixed bag: a not guilty by insanity verdict in a British case. bans on a journalist for an insubstantial letter. a desert water project plan by France to separate regions. Passaic wins a major English turf race. royal medical crisis and family massacres in Burma. British House of Commons clash over a no rent policy. Redmond’s suspension amid Hatton Garden post office robbery links. plague hits Persian Kurdistan. and Dorris released from Dundalk jail with warnings.
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McLain
Queen Victoria
Teading
Berks
Windsor Caatie
Coleridge
Montague Williams
Bismarck
Berlin
Gambetta
Sahara
Tania
Algeria
Tripoli
Burmeh
Theban
House of Commons
Clifford Lloyd
Land Leaguert
Redmond
Forater
Yeus
Saye
Reynolds
Hatton Garden
London
Chicago
Persian Kurdistan
Dorris
The
Land League
Dundulk Iril
Tornado toll and assorted 19th century crimes report
Fuller cites Monticello tornado damage with fifteen dead and thirty wounded. Near Salem Ohio a laborer killed Mrs Sumner and died by suicide after pursuit. Mrs Saltzeman seeks 2100 pounds damages, tele-hunters blamed. Forestry Congress formed in Cincinnati with Loring as President. Texas and Pacific train robber captured, mortally wounded. rails removed near Brazos canyon but train saved. Arkansas governor’s financial briefings show 125000 short. Senator Hill seeks Ark quarters relief from cancer by Eureka Springs waters.
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Fuller
Monticello
Migs
Salem
Ohio
George Stull
Calvin Summer
Ned
Crittenden
American Forestry Congress
Cincinnati
George B. Loring
D. D. Thompson
Texas and Pacific
Brazos Canon
Gov. Churchill
Arkansas
Ireamurer
Senator Hill
Georgia
Eureka Springs
Ark
Peruvian Investigation shows conflicting accounts before House panel
William Henry Hurlbert of the New York World testifies before the Foreign Affairs Committee on the Peruvian matter. Blaine denies Shipherd's claims of a dispatch note, describing interview as misrepresented and noting friendly relations with Secretary Blaine. The report also recalls Blaine’s broad denial and references to Shipherd’s potential perjury.
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William Henry Hurlbert
New York World
Hazibut
Foreign Affairs Committee
Shipherd
Hurlbert
Blaine
Hurlbut
Steve
Lame
Garfisld
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Jacob Rhipherd
J. Blaine
Ghipherd
Rhipherd
Treasury
Henry W. Blair
Congress Debates River Improvement and Indian Affairs
The Forty-Seventh Congress session covers bills on Mississippi River improvement, Omaha and Kickapoo lands, and education for freedmen. Remarks cite medical and living allowances for Garfield era figures, coastal and frontier boundary notes, and pensions. Also noted are nominations to foreign posts, public building funds, and a hearing on census publication costs.
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Senate
Harrodsburg
Nebraska
Kansas
Senate Ale
Rexpense
Beck
Mr. Anthony
Congress
Alphonso Art
Ohio
William L. Dayton
New Jersey
Netherlands
Nicholas Fish
New York
Belgium
John M. Francis
Messrs
Turner
Townshend
McKenzie
King
Mississippi
Congreso
Tito Grande
Partien
Legislative actions and nominations amid wartime tensions
The text notes budget figures and bills, including five million for the Miastra spot and 1.6 million for Missouri, with objections noted. It cites the Anti-Chinese bill and the fourteenth section on naturalization, and mentions pe riod actions in the Senate and House, including nominations for federal posts, a bridge bill for the Bronx City and Pacific road, and queries on Paris monetary conferences. It also covers the Devine removal inquiry, Missouri war payments, and votes on contested elections and Irish suspect cases.
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Senate
Ite Seacon
Indiana
Cockrell
Morgan
South America
Quincy
George
Treasury
Ty. Cockrell
Cetral
Hong
Hell Gate
New York
Buckner
Cox
Dezendorf
Manson
Lord
Missouri
Ohio River
Denver
Benjamin J. Morey
Louisiana
Paris
Judiciary Committee
Devine
Lynchvorstte Chalmery
House
Robinson
Ireland
Tornado Ravages Monticello Mississippi Town
A southern cyclone swept Monticello Mississippi twenty miles east of Brookhaven destroying most of the town. Eleven killed, five whites and six colored, with fifteen to twenty seriously injured. The storm leveled the Planter's Bank and Court House, wrecked the Bonticello Advocate office, and carried houses into the river.
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Mississippi
Monticello
Miza
Brookbiayon
Cobo
W. Dale
Bonticello Advocate Office
Mr. Carlisle
William Butler
The Arizona Indian War reports and massacres
Sam Bandisco reports on April 26 that a Saturday clash at Horec Shoo canyon pitted Indians against Indian scouts and troops with the troops winning. Four scouts and several soldiers were killed or wounded. A large encampment of over 500 natives is said surrounded near Doubtly canyon, with many missing. Accounts describe ongoing attacks, mass killings, and a frontier massacre narrative across Arizona and New Mexico, including Guallegaville burning and a survivor’s testimony of Stevens sheep camp.
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Marquette
Mich
Denver
Col
Mra. of
A. W. Tabor
Gov. Tabor
Colorado
Missouri
Arizona
Bon Carlos
Shreve
John Sterling
Dnner Ace
Indiana
Wisconsin
Kansas
Robert Baoldwin
Ohio River
New Albvany
Ind
Guv. Tabor
Ronrielle
Lendville
Prench
St. Louis
Mill Creek
Cairo
Colored Methodiet Church
Lake City
Minn
Depero
Wis
Sxty
Ohio
Clevaland
Protective League
Toledo
Columbus
Cincinnati
Chicago
Minnesota
Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
Kinsad
Eau Claire
Cincinnati Health Board
LaSalle
Ran-dolph Atreosts
Juli A. Will
Shulby
Thomas Kelly
Juni
Sam Bandisco
Lordsburg
N.M
Horec Shoo Canon
Gils River
J. . Risque
Silver City
John I. Lawson
Treacott
Alex. Knox
D. Pinkard
Pinkard
Loco
Victoria
Fort Grant
Shakespeare
New Mexico
Guallegaville
Chiricahua Mountains
Mexico
Worsythe
Wau
Ayers
Stanislauk Mestaw
Stevens
Lelly
A Handit's Bride and the Outlaw's Wife Tale
Chicago Times interview outlines Jesse Jones wild career wife a Kansas City cousin by blood and daughter of respectable parents. Engaged in 1409 after outlaw title and price on head. Five year courtship culminated in marriage in a yard near his mother in Kearney. They joined in robberies from Missouri to Kansas and later lived as Jackson in Kansas City while the Blue Cut robbery scheme loomed. The wife bore a daughter in Baltimore and the outlaw briefly appeared at the Centennial Exposition before continuing crime travels.
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Jesse Jones
Chicago Times
Cheaperado
Kansas City
Jesse
Kearney
Bherian
Jusse Wes & Partielpant
Curluth
Mira
Muncin
Kan
Edgar Held
Vent
Gov. Yorter
Baltimore
Jexue
Northfield
Missouri
Kausas City
Jackson
Mig. Jumou Aye
Kansug City
Baxter Springy
Otterville
Charles Darwin Died in London After Long Scientific Career
Charles Darwin died in London at age 72 after a life shaping biology and geology. Born in Shrewsbury on February 12, 1809, he studied at Shrewsbury Grammar School Edinburgh and Cambridge. His voyages with Captain FitzRoy culminated in works from Geology to The Descent of Man, earning royal honors, medals, and a knighthood.
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London
Shrewsbury
BW. Darwin
Erasny Darwin
Edinburgh
Christ Oalleys
Cambridge
Fitzroy
P. X
A. M
Naturaliat
Darwin
South Americas
Globe
England
Acapt
Wedgwood
Iin and Howe Gas
Caprnerreny
Beagie
South America
Ray Societ
Palmontographical Society
Darvin
Weleatik
Royal Society Royal
Copley Media
Aeig
Geologica Sociey
Wollaston Palladian
Academy of Vienna
Charles B. Darwin
Tea
Death of General Hurlbut Linked to Heart Aneurysm
Post mortem held in Pensacola with ten surgeons from multiple nationalities, finding General Stephen Hurlbut’s death due to a heart aneurysm. Reports say he fell ill aboard his planned return to the United States, coughing and crying out in pain before passing within twenty minutes. Local Peruvians mourn his loss as a respected minister.
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Panam Herald
Stephen Hurlbut
United States
Peru
Tix
Doveau
Taling Jeaye
M Harlbut
Iadon
George Hurlout
Hurl
Hnelly
Dix
Schofield
Baldwin
Pensacola
Minter Hurlbut
Thia
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Ica Company
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Garfield
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Utah
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Census Bureau
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