Cabinet session details and nominations discussed
The cabinet session ran briefly as discussed, with attention to the Dolphin report. Names like Hendricks and Lawton surfaced in superintendency and mint posts amid interviews, while a railway exhibit highlighted locomotive tests and patent debates at Mount Vernon and Washington events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
oman
urs ann Lestenanig
William Mac- Michael Wilhanso
Bacon
New
J Jackson
Cavendaigua
Furlong
Albans
Ivat
Quincy
Thara
Hendricks
Irs
Hudrela
Hendricks sulin
huc ophew
Lawton
arsistantrasurar
San Francisco
tha
evlos
Huntness
Cleveland
cesar port
Theiitte
Tata
railro
Am S
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Wilaris
rai
Thera
Wi nnion
Mount Vernon
SINEWS OF WAR Irish aid drive funds for Parnell
A June circular from Lincoln Nebraska urges Irish Americans to donate to a parliamentary fund aiding Charles Stewart Parnell and the Irish Nationalist cause. It explains the political moment in Britain, appeals for rapid money, and mentions organizing an annual convention with Parnell’s views. Also reports Henry Stafford killed on the Cumberland Valley railroad bridge, his face crushed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inisa National LEaGus
America
Lincoln
Deni Sm
ita xtity
Parnell
lissue
Bugland
Ireland
Parl Spencer
elf
England
house of commons
Mir Parnell
rang
bend
Patrick
Cartes
Roger Wass
Jelly Hankisetty
Henry Stafford
Cumberland Valley
Ins
bizekall
ton ielly
Cholera in Spain and London political turmoil
A London dispatch reports cholera spreading in Spain with Valencia Murcia and Castellon de la Plana showing new cases and high deaths while Madrid resists sanitation rules drawing protests from traders. Separately British-Russian frontier tensions and Lord Salisbury’s cabinet difficulties trigger far reaching political uncertainty in London and press commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnon
Mad Tri
Murcia
Valencia
Castellon de la Plana
Madrid
Spain
Vague Managua events stir Latin politics and Europe round up
Fragmentary notes report VOW in Wughhorucod of LAN dodging a hostile column and a potential battle near Lima. Caceres, idol of the lower class, commands 3,000 troops in a tense situation with catling guns on palace rooftops. London politics hint at Salisbury and Hartington shifts. Europe roundups mention Parnellites in America, earthquakes in York, Covent Garden seats, and Madagascar reinforcement plans.
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mien
LAN
Collas
aouth
Lima
aa tien Caceres
Gen Caceres
presidents house
Europe
Lonnor
America
McEgan
York
Patti
Covent Garden theatre
Okiban
Paris
Prince Frederick Charles
Baron von Manteuffel
United States
Kearsarge
Madrid
Tangiera
Pensacola
Gibraltar
Madagascar
Follett Returns from Washington Shares Experiences
Hon John Follett arrives from Washington and discusses meetings with the president and Mullen. A reporter quotes Follett noting confusion over mail and jail rumors, with Charley Jacob corroborating aspects of the account. Follett says the Enquirer lied about Mullen and asserts his visit details and impressions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Follett
Jim
soral
fac ‘iit
Mike Mullen
Mullen
mio
Enquirer
Mir Follett
Charley Jacob
Fiery Balloon Tragedy at Circus Air-Ship
At the Richards and Leons circus in Cuan LeEston West Virginia a balloon ignition caused by overturned stove sparked a fire. The balloon rose rapidly with aeronaut William Patterson aboard and collapsed after several hundred feet, killing the 22 year old from Wellsville Ohio, who left a widow and family. The balloon was completely destroyed.
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Cuan LeEston
W Va
circus ground
Juat
Richards & Leons
Wm. Patterson
Pattoraon
Lifelessasa Pattoraon
Wellaville
Unhappy Banker Deraort Trial Sparks Sedition Riot
In Deraort Michigan on June 20 last year Joseph Kuhn a private banker and real estate dealer faced a court crowd that included many poorer depositors. As Kuhn exited the court women assaulted him with a parasol onlookers shouted threats of killing him. The scene reflected anger over financial ruin linked to Kuhn and a suspected deliberate scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deraort
Mich
Jowsph Kuhn
Kuhn
Englah ‘Theras
Fractured report of fatal accident at boon mills
A fragmentary account describes a high speed run into a wagon at Boon Mills killing one man and injuring several others including Nelson Wing and Janey Fath. William Jones and three others were verbally injured as the mill was wrecked.
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boon mills
frijo
Nelson Wing
Janey
William Jones
Winter wheat's lowest in fifteen years in report
The June crop report from the U S Department of Agriculture warns winter wheat yields are at the worst since 1869 1881 and 1883 with a potential national crop of about 300000000 bushels. Colman notes spring wheat may offset losses while weather and replanting affect area and production. The notes also cover cotton in Texas oats in Illinois and conditions in Pennsylvania Ohio and West Virginia.
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United States Commissioner of Agriculture
Goléman
Tess
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Mussouri
Colman
Pittsperg
The
Dispatch
Wester Pennsylvania
R. G Dun & Co
iutiarmera
bualneas
department of agriculture
Llinois
Condenser notes on labor strikes and political tastings
A brisk digest notes four months of miners strikes at Wilkesbarre and Ohio Mississippi shops, widespread layoffs in Vincen now Tod and Wabash Springfield, and a postponed Interstate Coal Miners convention. Chicago officials seek resignations, Sum mers Bros. iron mill operates on a temporary plan, and 300 store staff moved since March. Toronto workers demand two cents more per hour, Pittsburg mills reduce operations, and Democrats bite over a new postmaster. Prohibitionists plan Springfield convention, John St John to be imported, and Big Four tests a coal shovel program at North Band.
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Star Glass works
Newark
Wilkesbarre
ender
Ohio & Missigupp
Vincennow Tod
Wabash
Springfield
Bert Neff
Lima
Coal Miners’ convention
Indianapolis
Carter Harrison
Chicago
thor
Youngstown, O
Summers Bros. & Company
Toronto
Canada
Pittsburg
long Cornersburg
Mahoning county
yolept Strouse
superior court of Cincinnati
board of public woke
granate
Fourth street
George B. Tebbs
Indiana
Harriwa
Financial Market Summary From New York Trading Session
The stock market opened strong and active with early gains, then a brief pullback, followed by a recovery. Major names including Vanderbilt, Bay State, and Central facilities advanced, with notable activity in flour, wheat, corn, cotton, and pork futures, alongside a broad list of rail and industrial issues and prices quoted across commodities and livestock.
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Jane
Bt Lawl
Alt &T
Haute
Missouri
Paglia
Canada
Central
Northwestra
Giengo & Alton
Pacida
Pavitt
Mall
UUndy Central
Houk Island
Jersey
St Paul
Kansas & Texas
Jake Shore
Louisville & Nash
Texas& Pacific
U Pacific BB
Morris & Kasex
West Union
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West Point
Wasmodom
Wesley Merritt
Mt West Eoant
walt
Con Wallan Carlin
douel Foire
Ft Whee Wan
Miret
Fifth cavalry
Fort Leavenworth
Wyoming
Reagan
Dallas
Texas
Terrell
Kaufman
John H. Reagan
Bayard
Garland
Reagay
internal
Robert Black
New York
MAH Vanderver
New Jersey
F . Sinelus
Lousiana
George N Davison
Kentucky
Thomas Hanlon
Inana
Adolph Bormann
Lettter
Whitney
boen
General Grant
Mount Metanzcor
Graus hag
Douglas
Mr. Lowell
Boston
Cunard
James Russ ll Lowell
Lowell
Massausetts
ba appeintus
WN Carter
fas
PS McMichaul
Mfureta
province of
Castellan de la Plana
Malril
nila is
L nevas del
Mercantle club
Afuuso
Loli
asa
gove nient
caolera
Lonwon
Totungays
Sarakhs
ani
Askabitshera
han
Pigisa
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torage
Gragguille
Sir Edward ‘Lborntes
St Petersburg
M DuGuerg
Lonpov
Lord Salisbury
aloade
Chronicle
Lord Salabury
Foglish Plarry
London
Balsbury
Gladstone
Gladstones
Sir Salsbury
uffies
caceroa
Salisbury
Diaus
Earl Spencer
Lord BSalubury
Iartington
MR. FOLLETT
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Galveston
Tex
R. G Dun & Cos
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Fifetyning
Derton
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Exeter
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Int
Evanaville
Washington & Brazil
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Cincinnati
Eddings
Mia suis
Rowe
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