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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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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Meen Y
Sreyren
Mutual Union Telegraph Company
Western Union Telgraph Company
Woman’s Baptist, Foreign, Missionary Society
St-Louis-on-the- TS
McDade
Tex
Pféiffer
Mary Dienhardt
Concono
Lexington
Mass
Hocking Valley
Ohio
Sheillinois
Bennatee
House Beward
Hovsx
General Assembly
Lew Os
Srnate
Committee On
South West
Chicago
Hoousk
House
Senate
Hoousz
Committee of Elections
Bradwell-McNally
Benate
St. Louis Bridge Company
Bullroyd and Warehouse Commissioners
Judiciary Committee
State Board of Agriculture
Huw White
Ilinois River
Elgin Insane Asylum
William Allen
Henry
Ilinois
Kankakea Insane Asylum
State Dairyman's Association
Jotiet Penitentiary
Bradwell
Potawattomie
Holton
State Insane Asylum
N-Wahk- Tate
Leavenworth
Col
Globe- Demis
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Geo. Burt
Eastor
Bmsas Kare Guirrrru
Martin's Ferry
W. Va
William Beck
Bock
William Donsky
Montgomery
Alsa
Apvicrs
Menominee River
Menominee
Wis
Neanly
Texas
James Treglawn
Morristown
N. J
Minnie Chigwin
Frep Buson
Erie County
Almahouse
High Point
N.C0
Fatelle
Ashland
Tablequak
Cherokee Nation
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Fitzhugh Levee
Helena
Ark
W. J. Stephens
Missouri
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Canada
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Western
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New York City
Delhi
India
Texarkana
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Joan Litty
New York Central
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Post Office
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Washington Territory
Crook
Art Biomarck
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Maggie Honnecke
Milwaukee
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the Times
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