Haraum Passes Away as Nation’s Democratic Leader
Ex-Senator William B Barnum longtime chairman of the National Democratic Committee died at Lime Rock Conn. He was born in 1818 and served in Congress beginning 1851. Barnum directed Democratic campaigns including the 1876 nomination contest and held influence as a political manager with strong ties to the Housatonic Valley.
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National Democratic Convittee
William B. Barriot
Dean
Tren
Lime Rock
Litchfield County
Conn
New Haeven
Baretun
Rahnum
Washington
Orrin Ferry
Republicas
Barman
United States
Clint. Ovent
Bre Wen
Orville HP Inti
Barnum
Hanenck
National Democratic Committee
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Benatdir Hatnuin
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Housstonte Valey
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Angacinns
Government Cross Report Shows Varied Spring Crop Progress
Week ending April observes three days to one week crop advancement in central valleys and New York areas, while Northwest reports delays due to cool temps. Rainfall trends generally above average in cotton, wheat, corn regions east of the Mississippi, with notable shortages in the Ohio Valley and winter wheat regions. In western territories heavy rain slows progress in Kentucky to Michigan, while crop growth benefits from favorable conditions elsewhere.
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New York
New Hopland
Missinnipyd
Ohio
Missouri
Iowa
Minnesota
Dakota
Tragedy in Somerset County Farm Area
Wealthy farmer Jacob D. Shauns was found dead by a tree behind his Somerset County residence. His young wife lay fatally shot nearby in the barnyard. Step-sons of the wife, David and George Shoulis, were arrested and jailed in Somerset on murder charges. Also in brief, cement industry plans emerge along the Missouri River with chalk lands, and Dennia McCullough confesses to the murder of William Cunningham. Smallpox outbreaks spread in Oklahoma as water shortages bite boomers.
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Jacob D. Shauns
Jefferson Township
David
George Shoulis
Gen
Grant
New York
John Miser
Fort Graneh
Til
Jobe Webb
Welety
George Fender
Charles Winterburg
Columbus
Ind
Willi Miam
Wheeting
W.va
Plitola
Tay
Aberer
Rome
Pers
Daputy Arehaly
G. Varnum
Martin Colbart
Nolat
Okithome City
Martin
Mavrith
Thomnor
Finn
Deta Nnn
Merliv
Appointment and staffing changes across federal offices
The notice lists promotions and appointments at the Post Office and related federal departments, naming officials in the Money Order Bureau, Railway Mail Service, and various city offices. It details new chiefs and inspectors, resignations, reinstatements, and appointments to supervisory roles, with names tied to offices in Idaho, Nashville, Baltimore, Cincinnati, and more, alongside broader federal commission actions and a shipboard naval visitors list.
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Wilts Hot
Idaho Territory
United States
Idaho
W. J. Cooley Frovy
Postores
Edward G. Carlin
John A. Chapman
Timeis
L. H. Terry
Nashville
Tenn
Prank FH
Warras
Edgarton
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Timothy O'Loary
George A. Dee
Iinois
St. Louis
BT. Gulle
Vo. L. Raybolt
California
San Francisco
J. A. Kirkwood
W.C. Drird
Ilinois
J.D. King
Ellinora
C. Culver
Civil Services
George W. Gitt
Daniel A. Grosvenor
Ohio
Umlee
Grosvenor
Presilent Harrigan
Danaid Dorchester
Bastin
Mase
Warren Truitt
Dallas
Oregon
Tor Roulster
Ian Offiva
Lake View
Tor Heulater
Folsom
Janes Throe Gonigly
Colby
Kan
Puble Mianeys Vt
A.D. Walker
Horton
Prathielmod
John H. Baker
Goode
J. M. Baker
Michigan
Bertico
Cr. Lingendon
Edward T. Steele
School Lave
Germantown
Woolrfeil
New York
Postofice
Beargs
Indiana
Cincinnai
Woh
Patterson
Kentucky
Dearver
Cylo
Gon
L. Gi. Mates
North Carolina
Washington
John M. Bees
Pennsylvania
Huglway
Trade review signals modest gains and mixed metals market notes
A cautious weekly trade review reports fair improvement in overall business with better wool and Philadelphia markets, while grain and sugar speculations soften. Prices for wheat, corn, and butter edge lower. pork and cheese show minor declines. general merchandise and grocery sectors show steadier activity and improved collections.
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R. G. Bun & Co
Waukee
Hiladelphis
Philadelphia
Wreck on Grand Trunk near Hamilton causes horrific fire
A Grand Trunk Railway express derailed two miles west of Hamilton Ontario, spilling engines and coaches into a water tank. Fire engulfed the cars as passengers from Chicago bound for the Washington Centennial were trapped, with two killed outright and others severely burned or injured.
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Michutiten
Ontario
Grand Trunk Railroad
Hamilton
Oni
Chicago
Washington
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Wagner
Becomes an Agnostic Minister Deposed by Bishop Tuttle
In Missouri, a Episcopal minister Henry Tray was deposed at his own request by Bishop Tuttle for disbelief. He denied Christ as God and revealed religion. The article notes disbelief in pulpits and cites a letter outlining his nonbelie f.
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Minsouri
Henry Truro
Tuttle
Ueay
Ito
Booroville
Mishop
Bishop
Plato
Armeney
Boomers Frozen Out of Guthrie amid Oklahoma turmoil
A Guthrie dispatch describes mass disarray as rival factions clash for control of Guthrie Oklahoma Territory. Thousands flee or shelter outdoors as shortages of food water and shelter grip town while trains run crowded and authorities struggle to enforce order amid violent confrontations and a deadly shooting near the Chickasaw border.
Bound to Leave Homes and Invade Cherokee Strip
Report from Arkansas City Kansas describes a chaotic gathering of men aiming to move into the Cherokee strip. Troops in the region are said to be under order, with fears of large scale dispossession and forced relocation by armed bands. Local residents express alarm at potential violence and government intervention.
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Deering
Rkpeechen
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Cherokee Strip
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Oklahoma postal routes eyed by Guthrie officials
Authorities in Waxlington Wis consider opening several mail routes through Oklahoma. Guthrie land office operations are under review as inspectors report orderly conduct and readiness to proceed. Local candidates, including an Illinois man and Gen. Jagper N Koos, seek Guthrie mayoral votes amid broader office-seeker activity. A New York friend of Hxxgy M. Staxvey holds his literary effects. final letters hint at his possible nonreturn. A Caronsra paper notes a tramp from the Santa Crag chain amid sweeping stress.
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Cha nging Struggles and Powers in Early Baseball League
A chaotic report outlines the shifting strength of major league teams, including Spalding and the Chicago Club, as Spring training begins. It notes player movements, management disputes, and the looming season with Cleveland, New York, Philadelphia, and Detroit among the linked cities and clubs, while referencing key figures and changes at Boston and Chicago and the broader league dynamics.
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Chase Club
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