Miss Nellie Grant Departs Leamington for London
Miss Nellie Grant daughter of President Grant leaves Leamington for London on the morning of the 20th amid cheers as crowds gather to see her off. A bouquet is presented at the station and the Arch bishop of Paris and other clergy are noted in the round of reports from Europe including Spain France and England.
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Grant
Leamington
London
Brittah
Avouquet
Paris
Gazetts
Struc
Teegraph
France
Germany
Thiers
National Assembly
Tient-Sin
China
Madrid
Publista
Don Carlos
Nocedal
Dclire
Spain
Toledo
Navarre
Valladolid
1Ero
Toronto
Mexico
Juarez
Sebastopol
Sherman
A. G. Curtin
Russia
Lerbds
Bigcay
Midland
England
Parle
House of Commons
Naples
Mount Vesuvius
Java
Dominion
New York
H-Galhout
Jessup
Syria
Disputed Alabama Claims and Nationwide Turmoil
Washington debates over the Alabama claims push for arbitration while pledges to withhold damages. Reports of white trader Ezekiel Proctor’s murder spree in the Cherokee Nation, mob violence in Missouri, railroad vengeance at Gunn City, and a Boston wind collapse at Jubilee Coliseum shade a day of crises.
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New York
New York Times
Washington
Alabama
England
California
Peters
General Banks
Fish
Nicekor
Congress
United States
Ezekiel Proctor
J. J. Kesterson
Proctor
Kesterson
Fort Smith
Jacob G. Owens
Joseph G. Peary
Owens
Trelden
Gunn City
Cass County
J. R. Cline
J. C. Stevenson
8. E. Dutro
Stevenson
Cline
Dutro
New Scotland
Volmer
Jubilee Coliseum
Boston
Texas
Relief Urgently Needed as Antioch Destroyed
The passage notes Antioch and surrounding villages are destroyed and survivors are dying. It calls for immediate contributions and requests relief funds sent by telegraph.
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Antioch
Mormon Probate Court Rules on Brigham Young Writ
The motion to release Brigham Young on a writ of habeas corpus was argued in the Mormon Probate Court on the 25th. Objections contested the court's power to free a prisoner held by a United States officer under judicial process. The judge overruled the objections, ruling U S Court proceedings in the Territory the past two years have been illegal. He remained firmly convinced of the same.
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Brigham Young
Mormon Probate Court
Probate
United States
Ilegal
Political activity and party steps in Iowa and nation
The Louisiana Democratic State Convention adjourned to June 8 and delayed a State ticket, Iowa Liberal Republicans met in Davenport with a platform and Central Committee named. Delegates to Cincinnati were chosen, and state legislative adjournments noted. Congressional votes, unions, and party moves across the United States are reported with multiple names, dates, and actions.
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Louisiana
New Orleans
Iowa
Davenport
J. D. Campbell
W. A. Clark
Muscatine
E. P. Greely
Nashua
Robi. Ryan
Newton
J. H. Rhomberg
Dubu
Washington
Uth
St. Louis
Friends
National Prohibition Party
Tony James—Black
Pennsylvania
United States
California
Philadelphia
Grant
New Albany
Ind
Cincinnati
Colfax
Democratic State Central Committee of
Kentucky
Frankfort
Senate Debates Bridges and Tea Duty amid Quorum Chaos
The Senate on the 20th discussed a Missouri River bridge at Brownaville Nebraska and a Texas Pacific Railroad bill with amendments. A motion to take up the House tea and coffee duty repeal failed after a quorum dispute. absentees were notified and ordered to be brought in, but the motion was ruled out of order and the Senate adjourned. On the 22nd a Deficiency bill amendment was debated and a message from the President carried a Counter-case concerning North Carolina contested election.
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House
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
United States
Eigar
Indiana
Gooding Agalnet Wilson
Wilson
Conference Committee
Great Britain
Senate
North Carolina
Abbott
Marehale
Department
Whitmore
Barren Ford
Justice
Minnesota Point
Nar
h.Minn
Lea
Congress
Central Pacific Railroad
Goat Island
San Francisco
Ransom
Shipping Commissionera
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Honeé
Raleo G& Revenue
Pracraptiae
Geneva
Gonding
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Howard
Honard
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Isslestonl_eune
Teu Klux Committee
Council of Congregational Churches
Oberlin
Ohio
Lake St. Crox
Hudson, Wie
Brazil
Kansas
Kentucky
Missouri River
St. Joseph
Yene
Whele
Congressional
Brownaville
Nebraska
Texas Pacific Railroad
Oder
United ‘S
Forest Planting Urged by Agricultural Convention
The Washington Agricultural Convention urges farmers nationwide to plant forests extensively not for shade alone but by the acre to replace dwindling woodlands. The resolution warns that rapid clearing threatens future needs and the country’s well being due to lost forest benefits.
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Washington
European railcar design seats 84 passengers with tiers
The article describes a Continental railcar seating 84 passengers with eight upper seats, fifty lower seats, and two upper tier seats for two, plus spaces for conductor and brake. The car weighs 18 756 pounds, averaging 904 pounds per passenger. The rest notes San Francisco coinage shifts and a one cent Evening Post headline about news boy change.
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Trias
Passen
San Francisco
Evening—Post
Testimonial praise for Hallet, Davis piano makers note
Prominent pianist Liszt endorses American pianos from Hallet Davis Co Boston praising tone and workmanship. Editor lauds Dr J Wakter California Vinegar Bitters noting its rise and claimed benefits without alcohol or minerals.
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Abe Liszt
America
Boston
Messrs. Hallet, Davis & Co
Ornament the Hair with Brunett's Cocoaine
A Victorian advertisement item describes Brunett's Cocoaine as a hair growth stimulator that strengthens, thickens, and beautifies hair. It asserts rapid fiber growth, silky elasticity, and universal use among “the masses” along with other patent remedies and health products advertised in the page.
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Brunett
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Selma
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