Cabinet Named as Conservatives Take Charge in London
London dispatch reports the Conservative party forming the new government with the Marquis of Salisbury set to become premier after meetings with Queen Victoria. The cabinet includes Northcote, Hicks-Beach, and other Tory leaders, with Gladstone promising limited Liberal opposition. Reports detail the hoped parliamentary program and the royal assent plan, as ministers assume offices amid public crowds.
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Balisbury
London
B. F. Ponsonby
Marquis of Salisbury
Witch
Lord Salisbury
Mr. Gladstone
The
Daily News
Gladstone
Lord Sailsbury
Treasury
Stafford Northcote
Michael EK
Hicks-Berch
Hardinge Gifford
Council
Viscount Cranbrook
Earl of Marrowby
Home Department
Heward Assheton Crosa
Colonial Department
Frederick Stanley
Rt. Hom
William Henry South
India
Lord Randolph Urehill
Admiralty
George Jansilton
Local Government Board
Arthur James Huffour
Duke of Richmond and Gordon
Edward Manhope
Ireland
Earl of Car- Dervan
Toll
Edward Gibson
Mr. Munros
William Hart Dyke
David P. Plunket
Owland Winn
Ofice
Lon Hareia
Charles T. McKie
Ellis Ashmead Bartlett
Loxpox
Windsor Castle
Ater
Sir Stafford Northcote
Sir Stafford
Lord Mandolph Churchill
Kroang
House of Commons
House of Commothee
Radia
Baron Vou
Storm swept Midwest as tornadoes strike multiple states
A June storm across Missouri Illinois Kansas and nearby areas caused widespread damage. Bridges washed away acres of crops and farms wrecked while towns like Independence and Ravenna reported severe destruction. One cyclone near Leavenworth destroyed outbuildings and injured horses and residents.
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St. Louis
Ilinois
Missouri
Belleville
Ill
Richard
Perial
Lravenworth
Kan
W. 3
Tough
John Sluckins
Surramoore
D.T
Ravenna
Surory
Aétna
Marvih
Beebas
Second National Bank
Salvation Army
Clark
Chicago
Tne House
Lynch Law in Texas Mob Executed Five Suspects
A mob in Texas hanged Randolph Hazell and four other prisoners near the scene of a murder and rape. The five, Andrew Jackson, Frank Hayes, Joe Norman, and William Rogers, were lynched after a woman was found dead and repeatedly assaulted. Local law enforcement could not stop the mob.
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Tex
Randolph Hazell
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
Frank Hayes
Joe Norman
William Rogers
Broadway Stage Ends Passenger Service in 1828 Era
Entry notes Broadway stages withdrawn from passenger business after long service since 1828. Jacob Thorp purchases, plans sale to out-of-town hotel and livery operators. Broadway Surface Railroad opens to public travel next day.
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Broadway Stage
New York
Broadway
Jacob Thorp
Broadway Surface
New Mexico Statehood Bid Sparks Washington Debate
In Washxatos on June 23 supporters push for New Mexico to be admitted as a state with a projected population around 180,000. Delegate Joseph opposes, arguing it is premature. Republicans demand Dakota’s fairness first. Col Pritchard endorses admission, citing territory growth and welfare gains. Several Democratic congressmen reportedly back southern Dakota statehood instead.
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Dakota
Washxatos
New Mexico
Congress
Joseph
Anl
Washington
Pritchard
United States
Republians
Confessed Poison Plot or Memory Gap Haunts Case
The New Denlea case features Mary Klean denying a confession to poisoning her father mother and sister and attempting to poison another sister's family. She recalls a reporter's visit and memory lapses, while debate over her sanity continues amid court and police speculation.
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Denlea
Ft. CuycaGo
Mary Klean
Sheaid
Boys in Blue at Grand Army Encampment Parade
The Grand Army of the Republic parade in Portland Maine drew an estimated 25 000 to 30 000 veterans. General Logan rode in a carriage receiving ovations. The next encampment is set for San Francisco with plans to aid veterans and push pension reform.
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PontrAmp
Grand Army
Juhe
Tls
Logan
Konitz
Portiano
Duns
B. F. Stevenson
Springfield
General Grant
Mount MacGregor
San Francisco
California
Loring
Massachusetts
Grand Army of the Republic Association
T & Conmittee
Lower Rates of Postage Change July First
Washington June 24 The new law lowers rates and increases weight limits for first class mail starting July 1 Two cents per ounce for domestic letters up to one ounce one cent per ounce for drop letters at non carrier offices Increase applies to Canada but not other nations Newspapers and periodicals drop to one cent per four ounces Publisher news agencies and subscribers see rate cuts Revenue projections show about two million dollars less from newspapers and periodicals Postal revenue from first class mail expected to fall slightly with the changes.
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Washington
Maila
Canada
General Grant Improves During Week at Mount MacGreox
Mount MacGreox New York June 25 General Grant has shown notable improvement over the past week, with cooler air and changing weather aiding his condition. Dr Douglas reports less swelling and fatigue, stronger strength, and the general’s spirits improving as he walks the piazza and eats with less coughing than a week ago.
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General Grant
Mount MacGreoox
N. Y
Grant
Piazza
Poisoned cake tragedy hits Durat family near Prérecours
The Durat familys north of Prérecours Wisconsin were poisoned Monday night by arsenic baked into cake. A two year old died yesterday morning and three others remain in critical condition. Also noted is the death of Joseph W Torrey of Roxbury Boston a former president of Bacues Trading Co Hong Kong and once Rajah of Borneo with prior roles in Bangkok and as United States Vice Consul.
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Prrécours
Wis
John Durat
Boston
Joseph W. Torrey
Roxbury
Ishlands
Bacues Trading Company
Hong Kong
Borneo
Bormeo
Bangkok
Slaw
Torrey
United States
Legation
Minor News Items From Across the Nation
A roundup of scattered reports notes Emperor William in excellent health at Ems, droughts striking New Jersey fruits, Virginia apple trees dying from the dumb locust, and the Plymouth spotted fever outbreak in Monroe County Ohio. Other items include crop losses in Indiana, financial woes for Morris Karger and Charles King, university degrees awarded, a water-spout in Newark Ohio, a Mount Carlo tragedy, law graduates, and various municipal and agricultural notices across states.
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Emperor William
Ems
New Jersey
Virginia
Boulleville
Monroe County
Illinois Board of Health
Prince William
Baron von Manteuffel
Alsace- Lorraine
Yale College
Gerald H. Beard
Chicago
Wabash County
Ind
Morris Karger
Cincinnati
Charles King
St Helens
Cal
Michigan University
le Porte
Newark
Henry Kapp
Mount Carlo
Law Department
University of Iowa
Rock Island
Lafayette
Montgomery County
Marseilles
Albany
N. Y
Yale University
Glanders
Knoxville
Pittsburgh
Lobanon
J. E. Young
Texarkana
Ark
Young
Dublin
Cora Fiella
Cuntrallo
Russia
Massachusetts
Minerab
Mount Carroll
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Zulfikar
Afghanistan
Rowe
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Valencia Provin
Murcia
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Teers Cien-Pazuellos
Murcia City
Muucia
Mallendo
Peru
Stalin
Lonlas
Cachapoal
Pisco
Walsie
Macctare
Rome
Freeman’s Journal
Walsh
Maynooth College
Archbishop MacCabe
Lord Coleringe
Charles Warren Adams
Bfildred Coleridge
England
Lord Coleridge
Lady Coleridge
Batouss
Batoum
Asiaticngsia
Black Sea
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Lucca
Paris
Jane
Mons
Antwerp
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Junge—Hrb Creighton
Iowa Farm
Traverse City
Mich
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Mitwatszx
Wisconsin
Chi
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Beton
Detroit
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Timo Brooklyn
Golonlata
Darlas
Frederickson & Co
Ohio
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Howard
Aitehell Counties
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Wasurcrox
T. Merrick
Texas
George W. Kinkley
Fort Mead
Central
Insane Asylum
Chicaco
Carusso
Pittaborgh
NEW Mexico’s. Appeal
Wasumnaros
Internal Revenue
Customs and
McCulloch
Confess
Oklahon Washincron
Plumb
Kansas
West
Ware
Oklahoma Lands
Oklahoma Territory
Burchard
Wasnixetos
Mint
Senate
New On
Oceans
Mountain & Son
Royal Streets
Mobile
the Boys IN Blue
G A. R
Portland
Cornelius B. Damarest
Carrisgs Manufacturing
Kuifa
University of Wisconsin
Vilas
Calumet
James Brown
Songvavien
Michigan
Chilef-Justica
Justica Cooley
Supreme Court of Michigan
Cooley
Allen B. Moore
Alger
Morse
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Christancy
Tron Mills
Pirrsyman
Iron and Steel
Denis Kearney
San Francasco
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