ENIVERSITY ROTES AND COMMENCEMENT PLANS
University notes show students and faculty naming Anna Murphy to represent the Normal Department at Commencement Day. Prof Canfield lectures on Russia. class day program drafted with Ada Brigey and Mary Quinton among presenters. exams near March 27 and Orophilian Society events crowded at the campus.
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Hattie Baker
Anna Murphy
Canfield
Universiy Ff
Miss Murphy
Elergy Order
Ada Brigey
Porewards
Cars Nows
Ocglinn
S W Beswster
Butler
C C Wirt
Mary A Quinton
Wile
Smith
Wairlaw
Alla Barnes
Aans Murphy
Charley Gardner steers crowd with charming singing
The appearance of Charley Gardner drew loud sustained applause as his aria and voice captivated the Opera House audience. Angus praised the performance as the rubic artist impressed with graceful acting and a refined debut, while a separate note reports a serious carriage accident involving Dr. Beatty and Mrs Beatty near Gen Fadcock's residence.
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Svar
Gharney
Arceefu
Sweet
Detiye
Missichuseta
Beatty
Leonard
Geatty
Mexican President Diaz Welcomed in St Louis by Acting Mayor
In St Louis on March 16 Acting Mayor Parker greeted General Diaz during a committee visit to Kirkwood. Upon arrival at the hotel President Ewald of the Merchants Exchange gave a formal address, signaling an official reception in the city.
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Spain
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Gen. Diaz
Madame Dix
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Foster
Senor Romero Rubio
Mexico
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Resi~gee
Kansas City
Times
Jefferson City
Crittendys
Unef
Carter
Supreme Court of the
St. Louis
Parker
Kirkwood
Merchants Erchance
Explosion at London government offices shocks city
An enormous crowd gathered after a blast at the London local government board offices. A government inspector valued the damaged portion at four thousand pounds. The Times questions Irish extremist links to any acts of revenge on remedial legislation. Later reports say the explosion occurred outside the building with no arrests. In San Francisco, Harbor Commissioners books show secretary John S Gray owes 340000. He fled after claiming he could make it wind and has not been seen since.
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Juror Beaten After Murder Verdict in County
Pittsburg dispatch reports juror Jacob W. Amallong, who tried Dokes, was assaulted on Bella Vernon Street and is in peril. The report notes N. S. Dukas, condemned for Captain Natt’s murder, expressed satisfaction with the verdict and plans to stay in the county, while considering a run for the State Legislature.
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Sproisl
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Natt
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Germany
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Dokes
Bella Vernon
Loss of stock hits Texas sheep industry after cold rain
Laredo Texas reports heavy losses from a cold rain last week. Sheepowners estimate thirty stock losses and a substantial land crop damage. The western area near the Nueces River yields losses approaching a quarter of a million dollars.
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Laredo
Tex
Nueces River
Sprague Wins Delegates at Democratic State Convention
Providence dispatch reports that the first primary for delegates to the Democratic State Convention favored Sprague. Supporters of Sprague secured a decisive lead as results were announced, signaling a strong position in the party contest.
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Marci Lorg
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Second Ward
Third Ward
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Geo. J. Barer
Coarman
Providence
Friends of Sprague
Search for Chipp continues into summer
Washington report notes Secretary Chandler authorized Lieut Harber to pursue the Chipp party’s search again this summer if deemed prudent. Harris’s report prompted the reply. The President suspended Judge Wilson C Hoover of the Arizona Supreme Court amid bribery corruption charges awaiting investigation.
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Chandler
Lieut
Harber
Hunt
Chipp
Harrisr
Thaa
Wilson C. Hoover
Supreme Court of Arizona
Fire destroys several stores in Bloomington blaze
At 3 o'clock this morning a fire in the Kahn and Tannenbaum building on the west side of the public square rapidly destroyed Kana and Tannenbaum clothing Shoemaker's dry goods Cole books and stationery Perdue boots and shoes Jos Howe jewelry American Express and John Graham real estate and insurance offices. Estimated total loss on buildings and stock about 75000 with no loss of life. Supposed incendiary work.
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Bloomington
Ind
Kahn and
Sues for a Million Against Defunct Bank Directors
In New Haven on March 16 the Racaiter sues Jas B Sargant and other directors of the defunct American National Bank and Trust Company to recover 1400 for alleged misappropriation and squandered funds.
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New Haven
American Nationa Lite and Trust Company
Jas. B. Sargant
Hog Product Trends in Chicago Market Year Ending 1833
The Howard White commercial circular reports hogs packed in the year ending March 1 1833 at 4 223 000 a drop of 878 000 from prior years. Summer packing fell 1 087 000 while winter packing rose 1 600 000. Average hog weight swung from 231 pounds in 1888 to 234 in 1880 for summer and 256 in winter. Number slaughtered last year 774 578.
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Chicago
Howard White
Seizon
Strike Ends at Pottsroa and Iron Co Works
The strike at Pottsroa rolling mills and the Potts Town Iron Co works ended with ten workers accepting employers terms. Reading March 16 Robt Smith postmaster at Latington arrested on charge of robbing the mails.
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Potta Broa
Pottstown Iron Co
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Robt. Smith
Latington
Memphis Flood Update From Helena Ark River Decline
From Memphis March 16 a Helena Ark dispatch reports the Mississippi river fell four inches in thirteen hours to forty five feet eight inches. Overflows follow the decline through White River and many braids. A fire on the Mississippi side last night left a building full of neighbors and ten feet of water. George W. Colvin of Browning died last night from exposure after coming to the flood.
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Wusterd Associated Press
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Ark
Guage Register
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Mississippi
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Vibe Parui
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George W. Colvin
Browning
Lil
Collision near Lime Stone injures engineer fatally
Early morning collision between an eastern bound passenger train and a freight train near Lime Stone, ninety miles east of Knoxville. Both engines wrecked and eight cars demolished. Engineer Wm. Whitlock crushed beneath the passenger train and died after being extricated at noon. Several others injured.
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Knoxville
Marsh
Limestone
Wm. Whitlock
Explosion Kills One Laborer in Marlborough NY
An explosion at Marlborough on March 16 killed one railroad laborer and left several others fatally injured while dynamite cartridges were being warmed. The incident occurred as workers handled the volatile charges at the site.
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Marlborough
N. Y
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