The Star Editor Frank A Arnold Dies
Frank A Arnold longtime editor and proprietor of The Star has died at his home. He led the paper for decades shaping local news coverage and community service. Funeral arrangements are expected to be announced by the family.
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Financial operations and notable 1881 fiscal events
Recap of April 1881 banking refunding actions with bonds totaling over 850 million, public debt and treasury cash figures, Emancipation Day observations, arid West reclamation plans, President Garfield’s health notes, and assorted industrial fires and accidents. Includes Lincoln era finance, mint output, and political moves across states and nations.
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Chief of Police dismissed after Pope Nono riots
Tre Rome chief of police dismissed for neglect of duty during riots over Pope Pio Nono remains. An Irish ejectment case ends with a fatal shooting of an old Ballydehob man. Spain sends urgent dispatch to France over consulate plundering. IRx captured in Goole sheds on the railway dock destroyed structures and freight valued at 350 dollars.
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President's improving condition after shooting noted
Physicians report the President grew stronger since the shooting, ate beefsteak and milk toast, and required less morphia. His fever subsided, and he slept after nine. Dist. Atty Corkhill was asked to bail the patient. Other items include railroad fares, rail milestones, fires in Trucker and Deadwood, deaths from a distillery explosion, and Bradlaugh's failed attempt to enter Parliament.
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