Thin Horgny Se ws to Ireland Troops and Conflicts
A crowded, fragmentary telegraph of 19th century notices reports potential Irish troop movements, clashes to come, political shifts in Kansas, and various security and legal developments. It notes officers killed or wounded, a bid for a police post, and a range of European and U.S. political-military items with multiple names and places across the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Woodcock
Raum
United States
Forgery in High Life and Railroad Talks
A string of reports from Dec 13 by telegraph covers Europe banking thefts. Baron Defriedland and wife arreste d for forging grandmother’s signature to acceptances worth 198000 francs. In St Louis negotiations claim Gould and Allen plan to buy Iron Mountain railroad, likely to join Gould system. Other items note death of W H H Brainard, discharge and re arrest of Clinton Courtenay, a Dubuque murder suicide, and Oklahoma Territory clashes as settlers confront troops near the line with Mason aiding restraint.
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Pans
Baron Defriedland
Princess de la Lascons
Eugenie
Joy Gould
St. Louis
The
Post-Dispatch
Jay Gould
Thomas Allen
Iron Mountain Railroad
New York
Smith
Chas, Pelham Clinton
Lord Courtenay
A. G. Spegar
Utah
Dasenberry
Supreme Court
Clinton
Courtenay
Salt Lake City
Olal
Curcago
Fort Leavenworth
Payne
Randall
Mason
Hunnewell
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
Joux Pore
Husnewrtt
Kas
Caldwell
Iceiork
O . Cappenger
Fourth Cavalry
Senate Debates Signal Corps Fix and War Powers
Senate discussion on a West resolution to probe staffing of the Signal Corps leads to committee inquiry. Debates on court martial power, pardons, and military authority fill the session as bills on trade dollar legality and other measures are introduced. House credentials case and canal references spark further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Wasnixewon
Seniator West
Civil Service Committee
Signal Corps
Navy
Signal Bureau
Edwards
Committee of Military Affairs
Randolph
Fitz John Porter
Hoar
Carpenter
Congress
McDonald
Hereford
Thurman
Davis
Senator Randolph
Edmunds
Senate
Plumb
Walmscox
Townsend
Ohio
Taylor
Garfield
Hurd
Committee On Election
McKinley
Obio
Onead
House
Committee On
Crapo
Atlantic
Pacific
United States
Committee On Foreign Affairs
NepLesseps
King
Louisiana
Inter-oceanic Canal Committee
Myers
Secretary of the Treasury
Ulysses S. Grant
Military Academy
West Point
Militar
Ilinois
A. Grant
McCord
Williy
Warner
Debrik
Denster
Calkins
Ireland
Converse
Bicknell
Fernando Wood
Conger
Markets Review From New York and Kansas City Trade Roundup
The Markets roundup reports on New York money market rates with government bonds and produce prices. Wheat shipments and in store prices show weakness, while eggs and butter move at modest per dozen and per pound figures. Kansas City stock market notes cattle receipts and shipments, with a steady market, as of December 13.
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New York
House
West
Congress
National Grange
Covert
Committee On Agriculture
York
New Yon
Sinking Fonds
Kambas
Kannas
Kansas City
Kansas
Orr
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Ron Mountain
Clo Net
Sedge Lindley Bias
Colver Ture
St. la Lo
Watson
Topeka
Tle
Wimbledon
Eugenia
Paris
Western
Union
Craughwell
New Jersey Court of Pardons
Margart Neishofer
Frank Lanmons
Supreme Cuurt
Louisians
Houston
New Orleans
Gas Company
Hayes
Mangister
Washington
Avatts
Exeter
St. Louis & San Francisco
Carthage
Chelanat
W_Cate
Western Detective Association
Thompson
Compittee
Pope
Memphis
Railreid
Berstreher
San Francisco
Frankfort
Bt Louis
Washineton
Mississippi
Missouri
Richmond
Europe
Deanwood
Wm. H. H. Brainard
Daily Pioneer
Formarly
New York Herald
Council Bluffs
Fire Department
Sidney
Nebraska
Telegraph
Custer City
Dubuque
Hiram Albrook
American Express Company
Halbrook
Aun Lesursore
Torrsa
John TP. Watson
Crawford
Lawrence
House & CO
J. House & Co
Amiso
Journal of Fashion
G.Y. Smith & CO
Com
Jan
Isteinbergs A Asa
Men's & Boys Clothing
Oleo Ioe
Steinberg’s Clothing House
Mass
John A. Dailey
Charles Levy
Kansas Clothing House
Everbody
Chas. Levy
Massachusetts Street
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