Arnold and Star Newspaper: The Star
The Star newspaper page notes Frank A. Arnold as editor and proprietor, indicating his leadership role at the publication.
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Frank A. Arnold
Washington postmaster row and murder in hotel
Ex Senator Spencer and Judge Tyner denied any pursuit of office on the 2th. William G. Whitney was fatally shot by James Y. Christmas at a Washington hotel amid a disputed copartnership. Other items include bond sales, indictments, weather damage, and notable political maneuvers.
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Spencer
Tyner
William G. Whitney
Myra Clark Gaines
James Y. Christmas
Washington
Whitney
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keEront
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2Th
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Anderson
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Jilianapolis
Fayette Ville
Kern
Readjuster Convention Chooses Chairman J W Cochran
Participants at the Readjuster Convention elected J W Cochran of Neckingham as chairman. The proceedings noted Cochran as a colored delegate and led to a formal leadership selection.
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J. W. Cochran
Neckingham
Notable 19th Century Headlines From A Bath of Events
Reports include Johann Most's 16 month prison sentence in London for praising the czar’s assassination, the 22nd Sangerfest opening in Chicago with 6 300 attendees, and severe heat with sun strokes in St Louis. Also noted are political ballots in New York and Des Moines, comet observations, Indiana state news on rail accidents and vault robberies, and local court rulings on jury bailiffs.
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Patterson
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Warner Observatory
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Neb
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James Kelly
ChHseave Tribune
Wth
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Paul Boyton
Cairo
St. Paul
St. Louis
Samuel HL. Woonsox
Congress
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Utah
Board of Agriculture of
Whedon
Maysville
Edward Murphy
House of Correction
Cincinnati
Louisiana
Franco-American Commission
Secretary of the Treasury
Tufts
Muskogee
Indian Territory
Mahoney
Department of Agriculture
Illinois
Republican State Committee of Virginia
Richmond
John F. Lewis
Early
Lewis
Wickham
Lynchburg
Johann Most
London
Freiheit
Coleridge
Most
Russia
Sangerbund
Exposition Building
George Kissell
Gittscomb
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Mr. Conkling
Potter
Wheeler
Conkling
Lapham
Cornell
Mr. Platt
Kernan
Depew
Platt
Crowley
Scattering
Washington Telegram
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Tuklows Republicans
Baren K. Sherman
O. H. Manning
Carroll County
Austin Adams
Dubuque
Supreme Court
John W. Akers
Linn County
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Ays
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Greencastle
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Milt. E. Thomas
Notary Public
Morton, Indiana