Notable Public Figure Archibald Rush Dead in Wisconsin
A lengthy obituary sketches the life of Archibald Rush a prominent public figure and former governor of Wisconsin. Born in 1830s near New York, Rush moved to Wisconsin, rose from common schooling to major military service with the Twenty Fifth Wisconsin regiment, earned a brevet, and served as lieutenant colonel. He held Wisconsin governorship in three consecutive terms and later served in the federal administration. Rush died at home in Noqua Socloch after a long career in politics and public service.
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Moigin ounty Ubio
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Wisconsin
Veinen county
Twenty fifth Wisconsin regiment
William Sherman
Vicksburg
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California Priss heads California press committee in Fresno
Maliry arrangements for headquarters to organize press association events. The article lists committee members including J A Tilcher editor and others, planning for press coordination and distribution of papers.
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Calfornia
J A Tilcher
Sulliwin Herald
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Fragmented clipping notes political event and local crime
The text records a political meeting with the vice president present and mentions a November session, a suspect Wayman, and a confession expected on a regular message. It also reports an iron pot found with coins, and indictments of county officials for not publicizing fires funds. It notes McKinley leading in a local vote with a large plurality and a turnout figure.
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Guberville
San Francisco
Cxanmer
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dent Clevelan
Itiseud Wayman mitters
Minister Thurston Inquiry on Queen and Revolution
A long statement by Thurston accuses a faction of planning to overthrow the Queen, alleging collusion with revolutionists and denying government knowledge of troop movements. The document criticizes the committee of safety, cites widespread discontent, and discusses anticipated actions and administrative responses.
State and Growers Meeting Appoints Committees and Officers
The State Growers Association held its seventeenth annual session in Los Acres. President Cooper opened with remarks on horticultural labor needs and stricter quarantine measures. Committees on large areas, transportation, marketing, and finance were appointed with members from Los Angeles to San Juan Capistrano, while Abbott and Kinney led key roles. a separate crime report noted a case of a man accused of burying his child and the ensuing grand jury testimony.
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Linood Cooper
Kinney
Cooser
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Lerkinsted
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Io Angeles
Scott Chipman
Gibuel Willen
Chanberlan
Puserside
Lima
Sorblon
Iron Ore and Wool Placed on the Free List
The iron ore faction was defeated as the wars and means committee, led by Democratic members, placed iron ore on the free list. The committee also approved a wool plan, imposing remission duties on wool and repealing compensatory duties on woolen goods, reducing ad valorem rates on Guth goods.
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Operator Murder Stuns Davisviary Station Area
An Eaton railway operator was found dead at the Davisviary station after nightfall. Charles Dodge and an associate Olson were arrested, confessing to involvement. The victim reportedly tried to contact a sister as authorities pursued a coal method linked attack.
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William Coleman Dead at His Residence
Pioneer merchant William Coleman died this morning at his home aged 64. A native of Kentucky he came to California in 1849 and became a prominent figure in business and politics here. He held a notable position with the Volunteers in this city and had been in poor health since a business reversal in 1884. Longstanding bank payout and embezzlement fears surround Buckley State Bank officials Hart and Dinsmore, with over 70 000 in accounts missing from Tacoma Seattle banks and local farmers. Nicaragua moves to sue the Meqwagua Canal Company, per a note from Managua.
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Suduay
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msane
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Port Townsend
Sacramento
Andrew Livsons
Charley Button
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Spokane
Helena
Gore
Too Much Bad Wine Leads to Assault and Flight
A man named Towceher is in custody after an afternoon attack at the Stephenson place near Fauher Creek. He and others allegedly injured John Wilson with a knife and a club, as Wilson fights for recovery. The incident prompted pursuit by local authorities and Towceher’s preliminary examination by Justice Cummins, with a $7000 bond set.
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Toncaer
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John Wilon
Loay
Stephenson
Fauher creek
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feree Justice Cummins
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Watson
Tony
Wilton
Mill Creek
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Queen Liconalan Restoration Shifts Amid Diplomatic Turmoil
chaotic fragmentary report notes Queen Liconalan’s restoration in Hawaii, U S State Department conflict, fears of revolutionists, Navy and cabinet tensions, and threats of resignations. Mentions Dole, Willis, and public opinion shaping policy while publication of a statement faces partisan scrutiny.
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Hoke Smith
Notorious con man preys on bank clerks and shoppers
A detailed report describes a suave swindler posing as an officer of the Legion of Honor who watches bank customers, notes their names, then seeks securities and bonds from clerks. The narrative, interspersed with other items, mentions a theft incident at a military school and a parcel scam at a city bureau, all in a brisk, period-voiced tone.
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Legion of Honor
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Daly News
United States policy debated as Hawaii annexation looms
A Washington dispatch recounts the U S position on Hawaiian islands with a protectorate reportedly near, the American minister’s reply indicating no outside interference will be tolerated. News notes Queen Kalakaua restoration doubt and Secretary Grisham’s remarks on policy and diplomacy amid Pacific tensions.
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Associated Press
America
Taman
United States
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A Terror to Mad Hens Militia Officers Scout Lower King's River
General Muller leads Cols Woodworth and Pedin with Druggist George H Monroe on a hunting expedition to a presumed game preserve down the lower King’s River. They plan for a harsh campaign, rationing game and mounting marches, with no word on captured guns.
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BR Woodworth
J Pedin
George H Monroe
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