The Bald Opens and War Alarm Across Nations
A dispatch from London reports a confused ciphered message claiming a battle on the Murghab River near Penjdeh with 500 Afghan casualties, while unconfirmed reports speak of Afghan and Russian clashes near Zatfigar. Other items note cabinet changes in France, peace talks with China, and assorted imperial dispatches from London to San Francisco.
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Chia
France
China
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Tonquin
Vekin
Clint
Christ France
Paris
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Telegrae
feung-l-Yamen
Sigural
Ching
Touynin
Record of March Sub-Treasury checks tops prior volumes
The United States Sub-Treasury processed the largest March in history with about 184,800 checks issued. Total value across these payments reached roughly 3.89 million dollars, with canceled checks weighing 616 pounds and stacked in bundles over seventy seven feet high.
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New York
United States Sub-Treasury
Governor Proclaims Quarantine Amid Outbreak
A terse notice reports Governor issues a quarantine proclamation amid a public health concern in April. Names and places are obscured in the source, but the action references restricting movement or activities to curb spread. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.
Insurgents Reported Killing Barrios in Central America
The Linenrap reports General Barrios killed at Chalenapa during a recent battle. US Marines sent to the Isthmus, while rumors of Barrios death circulate, the president’s sword found on the field sparks the doubt. Hostilities in Central America pause for a month as assembly in Guatemala nullifies Barrios decree.
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Barrios
Central America
Pasaya
Colon
Wasinseran
Secretary of the Navy
New York
Aspinwall
United States
Isthms
Forea
Jovett
Tennens¢o Wedinsiay
B. HH. Bes Call
Stathon
Puis
Islena
Alliance
Brooklyn Navy Yard
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Uma
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Toggy
Intrepid
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Wisauxo
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Amt Eliieren
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Afonlang
Tiem
George A. Applegarih
Swift Covent
Red Pheasant Reserve
Chile
Ethlers
Alberta
Calgary
Alberta, Settlers’ Rights Society
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Hull
Devwanis
John Mareen
Esse
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Riel
Montana
Prince Albert
Fort MacLeod
Fort Macfieod
Winsirxa
Royal Grenadiera
Toronto
Foot Guarda
Ottawa
Midateton
Swifttarent
Saskatchewan River
Clark's
Qu'Appelle
Dakota delegation seeks to uphold Winnebago lands decision
A Dakota delegation met President Cleveland yesterday to press for continuing President Arthur’s ruling on Winnebago lands. The President pledged good faith for those who moved to the lands and promised no further action until a full investigation is completed. Also noted is the impending appointment of William E. McLean as First Assistant Commissioner of Pensions, succeeding C. D. Walker.
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Walsh
Dakota
Cleveland
Ures
Arthur
Amattur
Mtack
Wasmisdon
William E. McLeen
Terre Haute
Ind
Hes Basn
Colummierioner Ot Pengong
C.D. Walker
Kiry McLean
Tragic Family Murder Near Addison Nash Farm
A twenty year old son, reportedly mentally affected, fatally stabbed his mother and sister after returning from a mental health facility. He confessed detailing the attack and was jailed. The incident occurred six miles northeast of the Nash residence as authorities investigated the scene. In other news, the Western Waterways Convention urged Congress to action on inland waterway improvements to cut transport costs.
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Afonmowie
Addison Nash
Here
Mra. Nash
Afrs
Naveli
Marsiat
Lie Hag
Noowle Ege
Hans, la
Western Waterways Convention
Fesalon
Elst
Lowry
Miasisaippi
Mioptad
Congress
United States
Insolvent Norfolk bank to be placed in receivership
The Examiners in charge of the suspended Exchange National Bank of Norfolk inform the Comptroller of the Currency that the bank is insolvent and must be placed in receivership. Depositors exceed 4 million dollars, with over 83 million in deposits noted in the report. a residents’ committee pressed for Norfolk’s Mr Brown to serve as receiver.
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Washtineton
Suspended Exchange National Bank
Norfolk
Thin Bank Ie
Ous
Canon Ail Rex Questerdt
Brown
Comptroller's Office
Washington
Comptroller
Cyrus Field to retire from Manhattan Railway and Western Union
Cyrus W Field resigns from executive committees of the Manhattan Railway and Western Union Telegraph Company to end fifty years of active business in New York. He will remain a director but pass active management to younger men. His eldest son joins the Manhattan Company's executive committee. Mrs Field plans a summer abroad.
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New York
Cyrus W. Field
Manhattan Railway Company
Western Union Telegraph Company
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Manhattan Company
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Minor news items for week ended April 9
A collection of short notices reports Detroit stove works damaged 20000 dollars, death of Captain Elias Lima, murder and fire near Notth Platts Neb, election of Richard A. McCurdy as president of Mutual Life Insurance NY, Lincoln land agent John Scully dies, Mayer Hotel Fort Wayne fire, and varied incidents across the Midwest including legal cases, weather, and business notes.
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Elias Lima
Cleveland
Notth Platts
Neb
Richard Bascombs
Wits
Richard A. McCurdy
Mutual Lifes Insurance Company of
New York
Fred
Winaton
Charles Remley
Dodgeysile
Wis
Chandler
James B. Cummings
Monmouth
United States
Sprinfield
Minch
Brown
Moniley
Dois Moines
Davenport
Supreme Court
Bebess Corpis
Spain
Herce Ball
A. Hoexter
Troy
Waa
Rich lead mine found at West diggings on Savader ground
April 6 report from Vatuuvle Minera Garena Alabama claims a very rich lead mine discovery at the West diggings on Savader's property. Early yield noted at 400,900 pratids though development is incomplete. Also from Tabla Satelrts Indiana April 4: silver reported on a farm four miles from Augusta in a region long thought to conceal creabay bays.
Well Known Divine Placed Under Care in New York
April 6 report states Dr Stephen H Cyug a respected Episcopalian minister long retired has been adjudged of unsound mind. His wife appointed to guardianship for his estate affairs amid the proceedings of a New York case.
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Tom Tham
Jamestown
New York
Stephen H.cyug
Busi
Pdariin
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