Large list of 1881 U S news and indictments across nations
Summary covers National Board of Health funding embezzlement Grand Jury actions in Louisville indictments against Edward Stewart and Simmons Dickinson for lottery betting in Louisville Governor Blackburn pardons quashing indictments. Arctic search plans and Jeannette missing ship reports. San Jose quake and labor tensions at Cannelton. railroad earnings for Union Pacific Central Pacific and Northern Pacific. vessel safety rules and lake steamers. comet sighting at Warner Observatory. National Labor Congress Pittsburgh meeting. immigrant arrivals. postal rules on wrappers and subscription notices. bank robberies and bank security incidents. Arctic exploration fundraising appeal. Ames Memorial Hall dedication. quicksilver in San Antonio well. various incidents of smallpox and fire. census population. cold weather. major fires and bank crashes. legal punishments and lynching in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Board of Health
Howgate
Louisville
Edward Stewart
Simmons & Dickinson
Blackburn
Cook
Department of Justice
Berry
Rogers
Siberia
San Jose
Cal
Cannelton
Jackson
Union Pacific Railroad
Central Pacific Road
Northern Pacific
Folger
Board of Supervising
Swift
Warner Observatory
Cassiopeia
National Labor Congress
Pittsburgh
John Jarrett
H. H. Bengough
M. L. Crawford
United States
Massistant
Hat Top
Laredo
Tex
C. C. Rice
Bank of
North Pole
St. Patricks Bay
North Easton
Mass
Oakes Ames
San Antonio
Baltimore
Knox
New Tacoma
Dayton
Grant Street
New York
Erie Canal
Minnesota
Hopkinton
Ohio Idiotic Asylum
Columbus
Theuilding
Eig
Central National Bank of Bos- So
Guiteau Trial Updates and Political Deaths Across Nation
A federal decision orders refunds to manufacturers for non dutiable internal revenue stamps. Shackelsford Virginia loses mail service over a postmaster dispute. Industrial League of America backs export duties and shipbuilding aims. Newark bank shareholders face 100 percent assessment. Guiteau shooting case proceeds with testimony from Blaine and others as court decorum battles disruptions. Widespread notes on Bishop Merrill and ex Attorney General MacVeagh’s residence fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
The
Treasury
Shackelsford
Postoffice Department
Industrial League of America
Philadelphia
Mechanic’s National Bank of
Newark
N. J
Knox
J. Howard Welles
Jay Gould
Europe
List of world incidents from Mecca to Zulu threats
Dispatches report rising cholera in Mecca and spread to Arab cities, earthquakes in Austria and Italy, with Mecca Mecca. Marquis of Lorne to return to Canada with Princess Louise, and possible end of vice-royalty. Manzanillo tornado wipes town. Ballina tenants pay rents cut. Elm village in Switzerland near annihilation. peak movement observed. Joan Walter urges English emigration to the US. 25 farms in Tipperary sold to Emergency Committee. Joan Brion turns seventy. Roc hdale festivities. Wallenstein wins Shropshire Handicap. Reichstag session opens. Cattle losses near Roscommon. Transvaal chiefs rebel. church-state separation bill proposed in Chamber. Tunis engagement. French seize livestock. Hatton Garden letters reported stolen. diamonds valued at 400,000. Russian Jews pass Berlin toward America. Sultan signals Arab aid. Oldham cotton firm seeks compensation for adulteration losses. Cable progress links London, Peru, Brazil by June. Dunn seeks Zulu presidency. Berlin arrest for anti-emperor threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Egypt
Mecca
Agram
Austria
Naples
Catanzaro
Cosenza
Marquis of Lorne
Canada
Louise
Manzanillo
Mexico
Oectober
Ballina
County Mayo
Land Court
Tver
Elm
Glarus
Switzerland
Joan Walter
7Ames
London
United States
Tipperary
Joan Brion
Rochdale
Lancashire
Wallenstein
Shrewsbury
Dublin
Flanagan
Roscompion
Transvaal
Chamber of Deputies
M. Roche
Tunis
Bonier
England
Hatton Garden
Berlin
Russia
America
Africa
Tripoli
Oldham
Liverpool
Central & South American Telegraph Company
Peru
Brazil
John Dunn
International pork import repeal cited in French cabinet
A dispatch reports Gambedta's Cabinet favors repealing France's pork and lard import ban. The Dutch finance minister said gold exports cannot be curbed until bi metal policy is adopted. December pension rolls total 7 1000. William Jones, charged in Guiteau shooting, released on bail of 35 000. Wisconsin election returns show General Rusk’s plurality near 12 000. A Baldwin brother’s Newark bank fraud arrest and bail set at 50 000. Arrests in Limerick under Coercion act and rent reductions in County Mayo. Miss Gafford found dead at Wexford. National Grange seeks higher status for Agriculture Dept. Dr. Loring proposes Manufacturers and Mines bureaus. Chris Davis hanged by a mob in Athens Ohio. Scoville concludes opening in Guiteau trial. Indiana case Stephenson v Hill quashed. local excitement ensues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port of
New York
Messrs. Comkting and
Piatt
Cone Uence
Robinson
Cox
Gateau
Venecueia
Sarah M. White
Baltimore & Potomac
Robert A. Park
Dept
Guiteau
Criminal Court
Washington
Seville
Aso
Seoville
Scovilleunt
Ano
Gulteau
Oudivy
Covide
Ameroa
Bane
T G
Nide
Lawrence
Gether Imwal
Blaine
Joseph K. Shape
Ella M. Kidney
Hackman
William Ss. Crawford
John K. Scott
Chicago
White House
Paris
Swaim
Cornel Ackwell
George C. Maynard
Maynard
Guteau
Weil
John O'scara
Guileau
John J. Townesend
Leonard Swett
Trade
Alan
Stockwell
Scoville
1Istitet
Woreda
D. W. Bliss
Luss
Garfield
Lr. Bliss
Keyburn
Distriet
M. Leon Chotteau
Gambedta
France
Dutch Chamber of Deputies
Tur
William Jones
Wisconsin
General Rusk
Baldwin
Newark
N. J
United States
Limerick
County Mayo
Gafford
Wexford
National Grange
Grange
Loring
Chris Davis
Raulate
Athens
Locke
Albany
Lavis
Hocking
Therisoner
Vincennes man jailed for counterfeit coins at river town
William Winters, a stranger, gave Eddie Cunningham a boy of twelve three counterfeit 25 cent pieces in exchange for favors. The boy alerted the Sheriff who captured Winters on Main Street with the fake money. Winters jailed. the boy received a reward. The Fort Wayne papers face indictment over lottery ads under the new Public Offense act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
William Winters
Eddie Cunningham
Winters
Main Stree
Fort Wayne
Bedford
John C., New & Co
Indianapolis Journal
Fort Wayne Grand
W. T. Pratt
Evansville
Mary Bacon
Garson
Jackson Bacon
Summer's end notes from Centralia and Mt Pleasant
Mr David Abrams has returned home from Centralia Illinois where he spent the summer Mrs Eliza Reeves is seriously sick Meeting at Mt Pleasant church next Sunday conducted by Rev Green of Danville Miss Bettie Crow is teacher at District No 4 with 29 scholars Mrs G B Hillis has returned from Kentucky visiting relatives Mrs John Abrams of Centralia is visiting relatives at this place Miss Annie Abrams is recovering from an attack of typhoid fever
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Abrams
Centralia
Ill
Eliza Reeves
Mt. Pleasant Church
Rev. Green
Danville
Bettie Crow
G. B. Hillis
Kentucky
John Abrams
Annie Abrams
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Star
Frank A. Arnold
the News
Pacific National
Examiner Needham
Emmaine L. Meeker
Vermont
Ep. Williams
Ax Maxwell
Nebraska
Durand
Wis
Coleman Brothers
Charles H. Norman
Hartford
Joan MierryMan
United States Agricultural Society
JaMes L. Ridgely
Grand Lodge I C. O. F
MacVeagh
Ti Judicial Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church
Thomas
Terre Haute
Ind
Merrill
George Law
East Capitol
First Streets
Edelin
Carson
Bill Jones
District of Columbia
2Th
Jones
Charles Andrews
Syracuse
New York Court of Appeals
Senate
Guitean
Crimialourt
Juieau
Kevinson
Cns
Mr. Scoville
Hobinson
Corkhill
Colon
James G. Blaine
Beoville
Maine
Republican Party
Indiana
State News
George W. Stephenson
Muncie
Hill
Heller
Joe Davis
Seoater Ben Harrison
Robert C. Beil
Stephenson
Indianapolis
Cincinnati, Indianapolis & Chicago
New Augusta
Union Depot
Indianapolis & Vincennes
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Davis
New Albany
Lobby
Barney
Frank Brinnegar
Marshall Township
Lawrence County
T. M. Stevens
State Board of Health
Madison
Board of County Commissioners
Supreme Court
Morgan County
John W. Gregory
J.J Sanley
Wav Rank
Sherry
Belle Hays
St. Tay
Joyce
Tae Mr. al. Hirt
John Hanna
Frank Smith
Eae
Maggie Hawkins
Mt Sterling
J. A. Jackson
J.C. Ridpath
Texas
Brick Chapel
Calcutta
Ben Durham
Newgent
Bar Callender
Castle
Patty Goodale
Gar
Peoples Building, Loan and Sayings Association of
Greencastle
Court House
J, E. Enders
Cannie Slater
W. S. Allee
Jefferson Township
Lucius Booth
Ames
Locust Street
M. E
College Avenue Church
James Talbott
Gay
John Cawley
Supreme Commandery
Knights of Universal Brotherhood
Knights of the Universal Brotherhood
Supreme Council
W. A. Yishop
Blakesburg
Henry Cowgill
H. E. Cowgill
Kansas
A. O. Lockridge
Will Warner
J.smiiey
Illinois
Thos. Bayne
Daniel Burton
John Burke
Presbyterian Church
Badger
Mrs. Pleasant
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!