Gladstone's Liberals push Home Rule post April
Brief telegram notes week’s world events: Gladstone's party to favor Home Rule after April 6 in Parliament. Balfour censure motion on Irish admin fails again. evicted tenants bill debated. cholera deaths exceed fifty weekly in Poledita Russia. France accepts officer to arrest Arton the Panama go-between. Lacour becomes French Senate president. Belfast Ulster anti Home Rule delegations meet Gladstone. German journalist family insulted in Paris with no protection.
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Gladstone
House of Commons
Balfour
Ireland
Poledita
Russia
M. Andrieux
Arton
Panama
Mgr. Chapelle
New Mexico
Vatican
M. Challamet Lacour
Belfast
Ulster
London
Otto Brandes
France
Paris
Washington recap of tariff revise and nominations
An extra Congress session was proposed to revise the tariff law. The Senate debated seating appointed Senators but failed to decide. Judge Lawrence Maxwell of Cincinnati was offered the Solicitor Generalship. Dr. J. A. Leonard named immigration superintendent in New York, vice Weber. Hoar of Massachusetts is identified as pushing the Roach investigation.
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Stamp
Maryland
Senate
Lawrence Maxwell
Cincinnati O
Congressman Brown
Ebbitt House
Roach
J. A. Leonar
New York
Weber
St. Clair
State Department
Gresham
Hoar
Massachusetts
Help Sought for Esufferars After Kelly Cyclone
General domestic tidbits report aid appeals for cyclone victims at Kelly Mississippi. Other items include Texas House passing sugar bounty bill, a student killed by a circular saw in Lebanon Indiana, and various state and national legal, political, and crime notes.
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Kelly
Miss
Texas House of Representatives
John Pease
Lebanon
Ind
Colorado Senate
Railroad Commission
Grand Jury
Bowie County
Texas
Cherokee Council
Tahlequah
Allison
Oakland
Ill
Randle
Dallas
Irving Latimer
Michigan
Charles Bohannon
George W. Doane
Vincennes
Lillie Johnson
Memphis
Early Cherokee Outlet opening hinted amid wide news
A roundup notes indications of an early Cherokee Outlet opening alongside numerous reports. Fires in Tyler Texas and Lynnville Tennessee caused extensive damage with large losses. Political moves include Illinois districting, Indiana minority rights agitation, and Missouri tax matters. Other items cover crime, labor strife, legal cases, and weather impacts across the nation.
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Tyler
Tex
Vandalia
Ill
Jefferson Davis
Martinsville
Ind
Charles Ginslee
Alton
Lynnville
Tenn
W.H. Vardeman
Wentzville
Texas
Hogg
Indiana
St. Paul
Jerome Fisher
Texan
Ericana
Chicago
Carlyle Harris
New York
New Haven
Flower
Matlock
Moberly
Illinois Board of Agriculture
East St. Louis
Sherrill
Phil
Garner
Carnegie and
Frick
Kentucky
Perry County
Crane
Jim
Missouri
Central America
Sing Sing
Pine Bluff
Ark
South
Jeffersonville
Dry Run
Arthur
Locomotive Engineers
Ann Arbor
Mexico
Patrons of
Detroit
Ambrose Mathis
A. B. Anderson
St. Joseph
Jackson County
Kansas City
Ashmore Township
Oakland
Market Prices and Regional Trades Report
In New York and Chicago markets, cattle, cotton, grains and butter show varied quotes with ranges for cattle, hogs, sheep and futures. Regional notes mention masked robbers in Pittsburg, aDenver collapse fatality, Golconda Illinois burglaries, and a cotton crop deficiency of 2,440,496 bales versus last year.
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Louis
Chicago
Pittsburg
Dan
Minnesota
Denver
Golconda
Ill
Electric tricycle and city plans fill St Louis pages
A self propelled tricycle with a homemade storage battery astonishes onlookers while the inventor hopes for a durable battery within a year. Meanwhile St Louis debates annexing its suburbs, city hall construction advances, and electric streetcar lines expand, including a Forest Park rail belt auction that could yield half a million dollars.
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St. Louis
George R. Mann
Forest Park
Peruna and public notices in 1890s era health ads and losses
The passage blends an advertisement for Peruna with a series of disparate 1890s notices and statistics. It promotes The Family Physician guides and Peruna as a preventive and curative for catarrh and winter diseases, mentions a $90,000,000 salary figure for Uncle Sam, reports a verdict over a kiss theft, tourist totals for Vienna, and the Hearst school project with Bereaved founder Mrs George Hearst. It closes with a fire loss at Rivett’s mill in Port Stockport.
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Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company
Columbus
Ohio
Uncle Sam
Skaneatels
N. Y
Vienna
Tennyson
Browning
Matthew Arnold
Hearst School For Boys
San Francisco
George Hearst
Missouri bills signed by the governor summary
The governor signed acts affecting street works and financing in cities under special charters and tax bills, labor rights protections, grain inspectorships, penal institutions funding, dramshop licensing changes, and a fire department pension fund. Nevada and Missouri dispatches note a curious hollow gun barrel found in a tree, a dramatic attack by a mad dog, and Knights of the Maccabees state meeting logistics in Missouri. The Missouri University future is secured with a $250,001 main building appropriation and a $65,000 deficiency payment for 1881-82. governor reviewing remaining bills for quick publication.
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Dramshop
Board of Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners
Woodmore Dispatch
T.t.foreacre
Mr. Foreacre
Knights of the Maccabees
Missouri
Lady Maccabees
Missouri Department
Grand Army of the Republic
Joplin
Department
Keystone Hotel
Weissert
Friends of
The
Missouri University
Gor §Tone
Risley Denials Ties to Knights in Grand Secretaries Claim
Indiana brief notes Risley’s alleged ties to the Knights of the Golden Circle and Sons of Liberty, with Col. McLean cited as investigator. Claims link Risley to treason trial records showing no evidence of membership. Proceedings indicate organizations formed in winter 1863, Risley’s New York trip in October, and no supporting proof of his membership.
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John
John F. Haute
Ind
Carrington
New York
India
Trin Court
Comstruet
Indiana
Bloomington & West
Risley
Amy
Knights of the Golden Circle Sons of Liberty
William F. Me
Col. McLean
Bowles
Milligam
Senate Will Adjourn Early in April After Extra Session
Washington April 1 The extra session of the Senate is expected to adjourn sine die about a week from next Monday April 1 after five or six more days of debate on seating Montana Wyoming and Washington appointments. The vote aims to seat all appointed senators while questions linger on whether a Senatorial term ends March 3 and how governoral appointments relate to legislative elections. The plan also delays electing a secretary sergeant at arms and chaplain until next winter.
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Washington
Montana
Wyoming
Senate
Nashville Bank Scandal Prompts Receiver Appointment
Washington reports Comptroller Hepburn to appoint a receiver for the Commercial National Bank of Nashville Tennessee. The failure, initially small, has grown to over 500000 in losses. Frank, the cashier, has been arrested for embezzlement and further arrests of higher officials are expected.
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Washington
Hepburn
Bank of
Nashville
Tenn
Frank
Century-Old Man Credits Temperance For Longevity
Mircuent Indiana April 1 Crawford County resident Nathan Strawn who is said to be over a century old attributes his long life to temperance habits. He lives with his granddaughter after outliving his family and retains a remarkable memory, recalling Washington’s death and maintaining a keen awareness of history.
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Nathan Strawn
Mircuent
Ind
Here
Crawford County
Nathan Nog
Arte
Washington
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