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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1883

Page

6

Rack of 19th Century News Docket From Hard-Ledger Era

A compact digest reports on Mrs. Mary E. Achenlay losing a suit for wharf property in Pittsburgh valued near 2,000,000. Palestine Texas sees a burglary at the Arlington Hotel with a chloroform sedation and a $3,000 theft. Ensuing items include Leavenworth fire losses at 40,000 with five workers injured, a Milwaukee jury acquittal in the Newhall House blaze case, and varied incidents across Texas Oklahoma Wisconsin and New York involving crimes, strikes, postal rate changes, coal mine disasters, and notable court actions.

Mary E. Achenlay Pittsburgh Arlington Hotel Palestine Tex Reynolds Adxesnethy Leavenworth Kan

License question dominates Illinois polls. assorted political notes

In Illinois elections 48 towns faced license issues with 31 for license and 17 against. Other items include Senator Fam denying his son attempted to shoot him, Minneapolis saloon licenses rising to 1500, Star route case indictments, and the Ohio Scott bill limiting liquor sales. Also reports on the Smithsonian statue unveiling, women's suffrage, Dakota capital issues, and various deaths and political moves.

Illinois Fam Novada San Francisco Hill Washington Tax City Council Minneapolis Minn Tae William Pitt Kellogg United States Thomas J. Brady National Academy of Sciencos O. C. Marsh Yale College Mags Caristine Nitsgom Albani New York Europe New York States Troy Lillie Devereaux Blake Ohio Democratic State Central Committee Colonsless Henry Smithsonian Trasi Waite Dakota Capital Commission Supreme,Court of Ohio Treasury Commission Mullett Sinois Pennsylvania House of Representatives Roswece Hant Rochester N. Y SoLtomon Gray Natick Mass EpWarp Noox Youngstown Epwanko Juxi Chicago Wizison Congress Iowa Frederick

Prohibition on Lard Brands Lifted by Cuban Authorities

Prohibition placed on certain brands of American lard by Cuban authorities has been removed. The text notes the royal marriage of the Princess Isabella of Bavaria to Prince Thomas, Duke of Geneva, at Munich a few days earlier. It also mentions a possible postponement of the Czar coronation until June 10 and the Russian police’s stated lack of fear for an assassination attempt on that occasion.

Isabella Bavaria Thomas Geneva Munich

Fire and flood devastate towns and political turmoil abroad

Reports describe Kazan Ivanosko and other Russian districts damaged by fire and flood with loss of life and stock. Dublin judges convict Daniel Curley in the Phoenix Park murders, while Quebec Parliament buildings burn destroying official documents. Western turmoil includes Nihilist sentences, dynamite plots, and a large Paris London sting. Emigrants sail for Manitoba amid storms and rail threats shadowing international tension.

Kazan Ivanosko Russia Yahushis Max Berlin France Germany Pheonix Park Dublin Ireland Daniel Curley Oakvilla Toronto Can London Daily News Franco Annam China America England TRE British Home Office T Fen South Russian Workmen's Federation Czar NorMax William J. Lynch Brooklyn Emerald Clubs Thomas Gallagher Greenpoint L. I London New York O'Donovan Rossa Quebec Ures Gambigs Montreal EveatTzen St. Petersburg Trom London Times Lono & Munoz Bilboa Spain Parsons Tax Hardware Pedraja & Planella Havana Cuba Tak Timothy Kally Phonix Park Yucatecas Mexico Liverpool Manitoba Bowstreat Wilson Whitehead Petia

Extensive World News Bit by Bit

Paria tablegram reports El Mahdi captured amid claims of being Mensah and African riches. Auratia Iowa suffers $100,000 losses from a 21st fire. James Pank of Black Diamond steelworks dies at 63. Explosions in Loporucca Spain and Enfield England. Two Brothers schooner sinks off California with seven dead. News covers Nihilists executed in St. Petersburg, Iowa Prohibition ruling, Colorado windstorm, Wyoming snows, President Grant’s travel, and Liverpool blaze losses.

el Mahdi Soudan Africa James Pank Black Diamond Steelworks Pittsburgh Loporucca Spain Aurnep Gossett Coffey New Orleans Tiller Enfield England Pacific Coast Bagra Bay Cal Bel Jewett North Buffalo Exta Rounsville Minnie Phipps C.H. F. Church Meadow Pond Roichester Mass Colorado Wyoming Nebraska Antwin Washington Savannah Liverpool

The Dynamite Plot Trial in Bow Street Court

Eight men including Norman Dalton Fiden and Bernard Gallagher faced treason felony charges as new evidence emerged. Norman testified under the alias William Joseph Lynch claiming secret Irish aims, meeting Gallagher in London, discussing destruction of Parliament, and involvement with others including Whitehead and Moss, amid tension in the courtroom.

P Lo Norman Dalton Fiden Dr. Gallagher Bernard Gallagher Curtin Ansburgh Whitehead Bow Street Yesteray Poland William Joseph Lynch New York Lynch Ireland Thomas Gallagher Manhattan Avenue Greenpoint Long Island Gallagher London Spain Gallaher Westminster Tilong Iar O'Donovan Mossa Rossa Birmingham Swhich

Charges Against Architect Hill Exposed in 5 Fold Allegations

Washington reports detailed charges against Supervising Architect Hill. The allegations include corruption, fraud, favoring contractors, employing unskilled labor, and overpaying or falsifying vouchers. Named contractors span multiple granite firms, with witnesses cited. Also notes Civil Service Commission remarks on removals and qualifications under new administration.

Washington Hill March French Jacobs A. G Thompson Wml. I. Powers B. F. Little Gannon, Church, Jordan, Bartlett, Robbins & Co United States Oace Cape Ann Granite Company Dix Island Granite Company Bodwell Granite Company Hurricane Island Granite Company Old Dominion Granite Company Wentham Granite Company Collins Granite Company Bartlett, Robbins & Co Iry Folger Senator Dawes A. B. Mullets W. G. Stinemetz T. H. Oaksdott J. M. Wilbur Joseph Warms J. W. Barton Michael Gillen

A Singular Case in Philadelphia Girl Dies from Arm Bone Growth

Miss Dora Hull of Reading, seventeen, bled to death after an artery burst in her right arm above the elbow where the bone had grown to over two and a half feet. She refused amputation advised by Dr Gross at Jefferson College, choosing death over the operation. the bone had enlarged for two years and she could not walk the last three weeks.

Priladelpata Dora Hull Reading Co Inference Jefferson College

Illinois Knights of Honor elect officers in Springfield meeting

The Knights of Honor at Springfield elected D. L. Carmichael of Chicago as Grand Dictator and R. P. Shackleford of Jerseyville as Vice Grand Dictator, with H. M. Gilmore Delavan as Assistant General Dictator and L. Wiley Paris as Grand Reporter. Other posts filled include N. C. Nason Peoria Grand Treasurer and Rev Beth N. Wilcox Griggsville Grand Chaplain, among several state appointments.

Knights of Honor Springfield D. L. Carmichael Chicago R. P. Shackleford Jerseyville H. M. Gilmore Delavan L. Wiley Paris N.C Jacksonville Grand Guardian W. G. Crouch Belleville Grand Sentinel J. T. Donovan Kinmundy Supreme Lodge M. C. Crawford Jonesboro H. A. Coffen Danville George Kraiser Albany N. Y Bloomington Pennsylvania Railroad Company City of Eighteenth Strees Viaduct Gary Lille Agar Buckingham Kankakeo County State Normal School At Normal McLean County Paul Finnan Lake Erie & Western Captain Finnan Hospital of St. Joseph Sisters of St. Joseph Kreischer Kreiacher Fnoss Tve Driving Park State Board of Agriculture Edward Flaherty George A. Kelly Chicago City Fire Department Frederick Atkins Edward Sanford Atkins Sanford Illinois Liquor Dealers’ Protective Association Rock Island State Protective Association John Nelson Ged Rockford

Custom Among Potawatomi Quarrel Over Heirship Stirring Indian Tribe

A Potawatomi community on a Jackson County reservation debates a custom that assigns a deceased man’s property and widow to his brother if one exists. N Wahbk Tate, once a suitable suitor, challenged the widow’s rights and, after being refused, drank heavily and was declared insane. He then displayed disturbing acts on the reservation, including carrying a cat in a skin and brandishing it, while past events like a man’s heart being preserved and later eaten by a tribal member add to the troubling tale. The report also cites demographic notes from The Times and observations about Garibaldi’s London residence, along with a comparison of German cities by population.

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