Diverse news notes from Washington to Windsor palace
Several brief items report bank closures in Denver, a hotel lessee dead in Washington, and ex-Premier Waddington to represent France abroad. Other notes include trials and executions, British and European political maneuvers, a statue grant in Boston, and a Queen Victoria leg injury with updated bulletins.
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Exchange Bank
Denver
Colorado
Joseph G. Cook
Willard’s
Washington
Waddington
France
Moscow
Folger
Fortress
Monroe
Peltzer Brothers
Belgium
Advocate Bernays
Prince Gortschakoff
Legislature of
Tennesses
Canada
New England
Mexican Central Railroad
Chihuaha
Queen Victoria
Windsor Palace
Boston Board of Aldermen
Paul Revere
Btowell
Phoenix Park
Kilmainham
Dublin
Germany
J. T. Ryerson
Chicago Mercantile Affairs
Reading Railroad Company
New Jersey Central
Rhode Island Democratic Convention
William Sprague
Montreal
Boston
John L. Sullivan
Maine
Great Britain
Russia
Honolulu
Sandwich Islands
Coomes
Smith
Helena
Montana
Frederick Billings
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
University of Vermont
John Ferry
State Experimental Farm
Madison
Wisconsin
Watertown
Litchfield Gazette Sold. Local Trades and Events
County notes report C Walter sold the Litchfield Gazette, F Harris bought into a new meat market with Hiram Thorn, and M C strike ended with discharge. Reports from Homer, Port Huron, and Osbornes house fire mark a busy period with various auctions, new ventures, and community updates across multiple towns.
Local Items and Notes From Burlington Area
The report covers near misses and daily events around town. Fire scare at Amos Haddon’s house was contained thanks to Vernors. Local farm sales and moves include Andrew Guyer’s land sale and DeRemer relocations to Albion and Newton township. School terms close with consolidations planned. new gym at Health Home and a new matron at Sanitarium. St Patrick’s Day celebration and library statistics are noted, alongside street railway hints and student mischief suspensions. Articles mention Basil DeWitt Culver’s illness, Hazel Kirke play, and Mayor Gage’s son Fred sustaining a hand injury. Community updates include property trades, farm rentals, church socials, and a jail-related rumor about Anna Prosser’s status fading.
Tekonshna Topics and Village Happenings in Brief
In Tekonshna topics a new village president Swift is elected. A donation to Rev. S A Cole totals $50. Residents discuss a marshal election as part of village governance. Miss May Aldrich and Warren L. Bristol wed in Lancing on Wednesday. The M E church plans a postal social at Mrs J M Failing’s home. Clara Young, a local teacher, will teach in Heavperia this summer. Thanks extended to Providence and Wiggine for several days of mild weather. A marriage shortage prompts talk of anti migrational efforts.
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Faranta
New Orleans
Brerom
Tekonshna
Swift
S. A. Cole
Coldwater
Maggie Mitchell
Fanchon
May Aldrich
Warren L. Bristol
Lancing
M. E
J. M. Failing
Misa Clara Young
Heapveria
Providence & Wiggine
Died After Injuries in Union City Outbreak
Mr. Van Dyke who suffered severe injuries at Union City weeks ago died at his village home Tuesday. The trial record indicates de zanaite were transported to Jackson for trial. Mrs. Margaret Mitchell aged 66 died at her son Harvey Mitchell’s residence. She was an early settler and had been an invalid for 20 years.
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Sylvania
Dukes
Ott
White Earth
St. Paul
Minnesota
Enamier
Butler
Massachusetts
Middletown
New York
James Savage
Montague County
Texas
Boston
Lafayette
Indiana
Sheridan
Michigan
Louisville
Kentucky
Salini Moree
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Ures
Nutt
Frm
Denver
Colorado
Tailors’ Union
Tennessee
Alabama
Georgia
Uniontown
Pennsylvania
Dr. Nutt
Belle Vernon
Nova Scotia
Cornwallis River
United States
Great Britain
Cosmopolitan Theater
Flower
Karl Marx
Cooper Union
Victor Drury
John Swinton
Henry George
Johann Most
Georges W. Conkling
Government Survey Corps
Nevada
Wiliam H. Haverstick
Philadelphia
William Collins
Union Ferry Company
Mi York
Petersburg
Moscow
Kremlin
Loring
Es . Cokomissioner
Paul
Bureau of Cult
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Congress
Turtle Mountain
Bresise
Minneapolis, St. Paul and
Minliltoba
Davil's Lake
Cleveland Ohio
Kingsley Cobb
Abira Cobb
Sr. Cobb
Senate
Harrisburg
McKnight
Emory
Queen Victoria
Windsor Palace
London
Altoona
John O'Neal
Pittsburg
James Kohne
O'Neal
America
Patrick Egan
The
Land League
Ireland
P. J. Sheridan
O'Donovan Rossa
Pat Crowe
Florence Dixie
Irish Land League
Windsor
Dixie
Lew Hoffman
Homer
Port Huron
D. O. Adama
Litchfield
Bertie
A. Wilbur
T. D. Crique
Wisconsin
Pei
Hull
Mr. van Dyke
Union City
de Zanaite
Jackson
Margaret Mitchell
Harvey Mitchell
Rush for Dakota Continues and Local Happenings
J C Eston sails for Dakota as Albion braces for the rush. The winter term ends, Ed Metz sells his blacksmith shop to a milling firm. Mrs Perrine and family plan Dakota departure. Patrick Callahan breaks leg wrestling. Lambs shipped to Buffalo. Two thieves sentenced to 98 days. A new ege packing building rises near the M E church. Eclectic and Atheneum societies refurbish their hall. Local politicking tilts as Republicans lose tickets to Democrats. Soap business shifts from grocery to soap only. Dr Kiske to erect a mansion on his current lot. Pelt of three year old Sheridan sheep weighs 32 pounds, wool 13 inches long, sold for $5.50. Albion house editors dine, consume turnips and dried apples amid hostilities.
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Ed. Metz
Dr. Perrine
Dakota
Patrick Callahan
L. Sillinson
Buffalo
Ionia
L. L. Putnam
M. E. Church
Ege
Eclectic and Athenisdes Society
Charles H. Rogers
Sheridan
John A. Carr
Silver and gold values spark debate on world markets
The Demarest Monthly argues silver production in the past year reached record levels while gold mining declined. It warns nations favoring gold threaten debtor relief and credit, suggesting a future return to silver coinage could revive prices and prosperity globally.
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Krom
Bismarck and American Ambassadors Compared
The London Times lauds American ambassadors as flexible, alert observers and notes Bismarck’s thorough, reporting style at the Diet. It argues diplomacy thrives on keen observation, with Americans excelling in gathering and conveying what they see and hear to Berlin.
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Bismarck
London
Fimes
United States
Herr von Bismarck
Diet
Frankfort
Berlin
English Gentleman’s Party Souvenir Duplicate
At a city party the guest menus were crafted as costly works of art to serve as drawing-room ornaments. An English gentleman, honored at the event, spiked wine on his menu, ruining it. He then traveled to Tiltyaya to have a duplicate made to preserve the keepsake.
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Tiltyaya
New York
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General News
Tufts
Muscogee Agency
Birkenhead
England
New York State
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Duncan Coles
Byers’ Station
Ohio
United States Treasury Department
Sub
Chicago
Mount Etna
Armagh
Burns
Unite States
Gragg
Ney
Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central Railroad Company
Chicago, St. Louis and Pittsburg Railroad Company
Indianapolis
William Keyn
Greenfield
Stanton
John Taylor
Keys
Stanton Taylor
Ey Bates
Columbia
Spk Fox
County News
BE. H. Arnold
Peters
Kalamazoo
Homer Villa
HN. Randall
Tekonsha
Lyon Block
Osborne House
Convin
Qui Qien
Bert Andrus
Joseph Daugherty
J. 2. Cummings
Union
Rush Potter
al Gates
E. F. Lane
Harvey Potter
Convis
A. Ford
Nellie Gume
Rank Gume
Illinois
Ceresco
Gwen
R. W. Hinmen
C. Vollick
Kalamazoo River
Ww.Hammond
Percy
Ella Cole
Band of Hope
C. A. Eft
J. Hetater
H. Raven
van Auken
J. O. Bryant
van. Aitken
Rice Creek
J. H. Southworth
Geo. Ostrander
Bigor Howe
Tempet
Woodmansee
J. B. Mead
Frank Vernor
Amos Haddon
Messrs. Vernor
Burlington Hanter
Oron Corremondent
DeWitt
Jones
Andrew Guyer
DeRemor
Albion
Clark DeRemer
Chas
Frye
Newton Township
Frank Randall
N. H. Marley
Angola
Baptist Lndica
N. Nellthorpe
DeWitt Culver
Cook
Battle Creek Bus
Hazel Kirke
Sanitarium
California
St. Patrick's
Battle Creek
Fred
Gage
Review
Herald Office
Commercial Department
Moon
Ww. Wrate
Peonfield
Rogers
Journal
Anna Prosser
Amy
Chas.e Gorham
Marshall
Proctor
Ers
Albion Atoma
J. C. Eston
Pichoakdatina
A. B. Bogue
Albion House
Villary
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