Montreal and Winnipeg Obituaries and Global Dispatches
Notices report the deaths of Chief Justice Lewis Wanservog of Manitoba and Count Ferdinand de Lesseps’s brother Jules De Lesseps, baron Stern, and Edmond Texier. Mexico may keep Diaz in power. Ayoub Khan rumored alive in Afghanistan. Campionnet recovering in New York. U.S. politics show Tammany Hall unity in New York. Justice Barian to hear Supreme Court case openly. Lincoln statue dedication in Chicago. Republican convention plan announced. labor unrest and Knights of Labor tensions surface amid broader international woes.
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Wtoomert
Association
Memphis
Tenn
Mth
Weltog
Neasion
Lewis Wanservog
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Jules de Lesseps
Ferdinand de Lesseps
Baron Stern
Edmond Texier
Mexico
Diaz
Afghanistan
Ayoub Khan
Tantixy Campnert
New York
Tammany Hall
County Democracy
Washington
Barian
Supreme ‘Court
Germany
Berlin
Baden Baden
Jan Bratsennr
Paris
Cleveland
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln Park
Chicago
Leonard Bwett
Republican National Committee
Knights of Labor
Powderly
E. B. Wasnnunwe
France
Waterman Adolphe Tatetep
Messrs. W. R
M. P. Grace
Wappt Thompson
Lamonte
Bright
Tas
Canadian Department of Justice
J. H.berra
Saginaw City
Mich
Herrs
Galt
Robert Garett
Baltimore & Ohio
Milwaukee
Win
Diverse 19th Century Disasters and Legal Notes
A synopsis of wide-ranging items includes shipwrecks on the Great Lakes with crews saved or missing, an arrest in Germany of a bank director, wrecks in Hoboken and at sea, and a steam launch boiler explosion in New York. Also noted are a Bokhara fire, an explosion at a Bristol works killing youths, cattle rustling near Holbrook, and provincial weather and business briefings.
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Chusatts
Frye
Maine
On. Lake
Michigan
Alva Brandish
Sherman
Brandish
Lawrence
Leipsic Bank
Malthausen
Germany
Hoboken
N. J
Mary
New York
Cunningham
Kittaba
Bokhara
Central Asia
Thk
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Aztec Cattle Company
Holbrook
Ariz
White Mountain
Bob Cook
England
Roop
Lawrence Iron Works
Trenton
Thomas
Mike Dwyer
Thomas Davis
Peter Clay
Kankakee
Ind
Horace Webster & Co
Chicago
Philadelphia
Kansas News Roundup Reports Attacks and Elections
An attorney J W Crawford in Kinsey is wounded by a shot through a street window. witnesses seek explanations. Kansas Equal Suffrage Association at Newton features Judge Adams on women’s vote. Baptist State convention backs M Smailey for president and lists directors. Santa Fe wreck near Emporia injures fireman Andrew Hartwick. State funds move to the permanent school fund from government bonds. Letters urge railroad passes for colored families to Kansas. Fort Scott glass works opens amid robust furnaces. Topeka street car drivers face stand up rule. several Orphan Asylum children at Atchison. Incident reports include claim-jumpers in Western Kansas and a mad dog bite test in Kansas City. Topeka whisky cases head to Supreme Court. Leavenworth shop workforce cuts. Robbery at Leavenworth residence by a 14-year-old. sheriff frees most items. Veterans grants listed. Mowrey murder sentence affirmed by Supreme Court. Leavenworth Times changes hands to a stock company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.W. Crawford
Kinsley
Crawford
Onp
Kansas Equal Suffrage Association
Newton
Adams
State Historical Society
Baptist State Convention
Suiina
Committee On
Andrew Hartwick
United States
St. Louis
Lawhead
Secretary of State
J.B. Wilder
Missisippi
Kansas
Kansas Sfo
South
TuHerne
Fort Scott
Mississippi River
Pittsburgh
Newcastle
Garden City
Brapyorp
Washington
Zeibold & Hargland
Muegter
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Santa Fe
Topeka
Leavenworth
Atchison
William CaMpenece
Robert Bacon
Kansas City
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Uxpain
Wisconsin
Kron
Trainor
Robert Henderson
West Brownsville
John
Whiliam Kelley
Adrien
Counce
Dakota
Snesting
Dun
Canada
Alpha Oil Company
Detroit
Trustees of
Trinity Church
E. Walpole Warren
Texas
Dallas
Ross
Taxford
London
Tax Cleveland Stone Company
Berea
Western Pennsylvania
Norvin Green
Western Union "Telegraph Company
Tate In
Sippi-River
el the Anne
New York Court of Appeals
Henry George
New York Police Board
Boards of Inspectors’ of
Tue
Cincinnati
Whitney
Lamar
Congress
Hindostan
Lot
Marseilles
Consolidated
Kansas Pacific Railroad
Jay Gould
Russell Sage
Green Ridge
Scranton
Coal Miners’ Assembly
Miners’ Federation
Neoxoss
Newberry
D. C
Lisa Werner
Lydia Thompson
Buffalo
Warner Mitter
Corinth
N. Y
John Mallory
Laredo
Tex
Encinal’ County
Rio “Grande
F. L. Davis
Hei
Captain Carr
United States Army
Robert Shaw
William R. Watson
Osborne
Milo H. Riley
Chetopa
James M. Arthurs
Meade Center
Increase
Edgar D. Walker
Onus
Lyman
Leavenworth ‘Times
Yeas Q
Pasekty Do
Sauer Ato Doar Desu
Vandaag
Rust
O'Brien & Son's
University and City Schools
JIS Crew & CO
Hermann Broeker
Massachusetts Street
Variety
Shimmons Brothers
Lawrence, Kansas
Katie S. Stebbins
Catherine Miller
Levi’ H. Miller
Anthony T. Miller
William R. Miller
Charles O. Miller
Irene Tenders
Barry Simone
Pally Wi Puey
Marc Stebbins
Mary E. Simons
Catherine Millar
Jase Hill
Levi H. Miller
Anthony ‘T. Miller
District Court of County
State of
Katie
Stel
Christo Miller
Catharine Miller
B. Coffin
Douglas County
Kanang
Catherine
Bava Oi
Cass
Chadwice
Attys
United States Indian Service
Pottawatomie
Gukat Nemewa
Kaxsae Ootonze
Keat Nemeha
Rian
Bates Ax
Department of the Interior
Ndt
Thuat
Poitasistensie
Great Nemehs Agence
Ensas- Eeklas
Grover
District Court of
Kienaa
Heeter Fishbaugh
Henry Fishbaugh
Heater Fishhaugh
Yell Ing
District Court
Dooging County
Kansey
Hester Drake
Poren Fipmnacan
Avorneys
E Wright
Dentin
Rao
Pho Pionser
Bee
Plomeer
Kaépa Bete
Houne
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