Dog Show Leads New York City Attention At Staged Exhibition
Starshfield Times reports New Yorks Dog Show draws focus as over twelve hundred canines display. J Trz denz Leo a smooth coated St Bernard wins major prize. Also noted are the loss of the steamship Kodgen aiding Jeannette rescue and polar expedition hopes. First Nebraska tree planting day observed statewide. Debracka predicts western orchard expansion. Utahs George Cannox defends seat and polygamy in congress. Theft of senate Bible at Washington noted. Garfield funeral bill details proposed. Louisiana flood losses impact cotton crops and livestock with extensive agricultural damage and a two year crop restart projected.
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New Yonk
J. Tr den
Leo
Antoui
Antapolia
Herndon
Buarsu
Willie Henry Hurtbert
Rhipherd
Liman
Tusconsta
Shes
Tedian
New
Orleana Cotton Exchange
Ariane
Missasippi
United States Senate
Maxey
Armur
Alphonso Taft
Ohio
Austria
William L. Dayton
New Jersey
Netherlands
Nicholas Firh
New York
Portugal
Adam Badeau
Havana
Joan W. Gurreac
Washington
Avanasin
Scoville Pereiute
Reed
Aden B. Anderson
Daniel Hall
John J. Knox
Minreno- Totty Mctepan
Minoak
Peney
Miles City
Montana
Geonon B. Law
Pornemouth
N. H
Liberty
Criminal Court of
Chicago
al Banking
Mike McDonald
United States
Cleveland
Maffeys
Blanche Douglas
Jennie Gramer
New Haven
Cotrnsel
Annie Kearha
Charleston
H.C. Dickerson
Barnwell County
A. Reinge
Chiesga
Criminal Court of Chicago
Guey
Ginett
George Hankine
Andrew Scots
Jeff Hawkins
John Gibbons
Peach
Eric
Asvinss
Wachingtov
Ruth
R. J. Thompson
Des Plaines
Ill
Christopher Howard
Jack Thompson
Quantrell
Missouri
David Leery
Wiliam Cobb
Indian Territory
Tane
New in Treasury Shields Clerks From Money Sharks
Dispatch quotes Hon John D New vigorously protecting treasury clerks from money lenders who charge high interest. Brokers threaten to stop payments by seizing funds. New warns brokers they will have no protection from department officers.
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Wasumoros
John D. New
Treasury Department
Treasury
Tabor Wife Seeks 50 000 Yearly Alimony and Mansion Claim
In a bill of complaint the wife of Lieutenant Governor Tabor of Colorado seeks an annual alimony of 50 000 and absolute ownership of the Denver mansion valued at 125 000. She says he offered no support for years and she has kept boarders. She does not seek divorce. Friends claim he gave 100 000 in cash at separation and her income is near 20 000 with one child now abroad. Her lawyers list the governor’s property at 8 076.00. Nearby, Nevada’s Winslow reports a cave in the Sun et Mountains with a strong wind current and light objects drawn into its depths, heard metres from the entrance.
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Tabor
Colorado
Denver
Bill
Europe
A Week's He ws and Miscellany News T: A Week's News and Miscellany Items from Various Locations
A week of scattered notices covers arrests and legal moves in Se. Jowepib with firearms seized, regional tax tensions on Labrador coast, Mormon arrivals in San Francisco, and a power of attorney filing in Lancaster. Reports touch on church splits in Chicago, railroad transactions, bank reorganizations, fruit shipments from Cairo, and rabies among livestock, painting a broad picture of 19th century concerns and events.
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Jesse Jamer
Jowepib
Marshal Craig
Mormare
Labrador
Weaver
Were & Go
Providence
Wie
Avani
San Francisco
Bostov
John Quincy Adame
Con. J. M. Conven
Lancaster
Sherman
Swing
Salt Lake
Leadville
Gacar Wilde
Tabor
Congress
Cairo
Winaast Riecey
Elm Congregational Church
Chicago
Central Church
Ene
Gray
Lexington
Cincinnati Southern Road
Rhuann T. Mason
Pueblo
Col
New England
Conservatory of Music
31. James Hotel
Boston
London
Litgart
Baltimore
Jeremina Black
United Kingdom
Purnell
bin Fellows
Waa
Yagion
San Carson
Locohae
Sonora
Ibie
Juh
Eagle Creek
White Mountain
Loco
Friero
Chitadun
New Mexico
Arizona
Fragmented London invitation and Parliament clashes headlined
The text recalls Moody and Sanker declining a year in London while the British House of Commons unseats Forster by a 207 to 12 vote. It notes Alpine climbers found alive in poor condition, Arctic expedition plans, a Canadian telegraph amalgamation bill, Par ne ll’s parole delay in France, and legal actions in Reading.
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Tihe
Moody and
Sanker
London
House of Commons
Redmond
Forster
Perons
Alps
Leigh Smith
United States
Valperl
la Paz
Pausyth
France
Aregent
Robert Maclean
Queen Victoria
Reading
Coleridge
Great Northwestern Company
Harmour
Faily
Emily
Various U S Accidents and Disasters Reported Across Regions
A fragmented scroll of accidents and fires from multiple states reports damage totals and casualties. Fires at factories in Peoria and New Hampshire, a burned church in Cincinnati, and arson accusations in Maryland accompany drownings in Wisconsin and Michigan. A tornado-like funnel near Brownsville kills seven and injures fifty, with broader regional telegraph and bridge damage. Distinguished deaths include steamboat veteran Carcary Bosgar Barpwrs in Lew Albany and bank president Hasatuap H. Caasa in Baltimore. Additional notes cover hotel and cottage fires, a distillery blaze, and the loss of a bridge segment in Winnipeg.
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Carcary Bosgar Barpwrs
Ghia River
Lew Albany
Deadwood
Bromsway
Winnepeg
Hasatuap H. Caasa
People’s Bank
Baltimore
Bt. Nivier
Cincinnati
Ita Repuica
Washington
George Phillips
John Stewart
N. Dewan
Blithart
Tnn
Forther
Oacer Feast
Peace Peoria
Ill
Firment
Rre Beach
N. H
A. Abbott
Concord
Mire Woops
Michigan
Gudder
Wis
Robert Armstrong
Delta
Hao Clore
Livingston County
Lionis
Hewken & Co
Weat Second Street
Orinfield
Geoace Wrester
North
Ise
Chicago
Texas Pacific Road
Minneola
Robert W. Fagan
Corry
Ind
Weatherford
Ava Wue
Brownsville
Independence
Rome
Marshall
Execution threat and Charleston election dispute dominate report
The article notes a pending execution risk in Tahlequah and a conviction in Charleston where defendants obstructed the coast of voters. It also covers a new mistrial possibility on exceptions, and reports a fatal domestic murder in West Somerville where Fidwin Prescott killed his mother-in-law after a quarrel over breakfast.
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Tahlequah
Richland
Charleston
West Somerville
Mag
Mra
Russell
Fidwin Prescott
Boston
Clerical Names and Nominations in Early 1880s News
The report notes C. O. Rockwell’s approval as deputy collector of the port of New York by Secretary Folger, Ada C. Sweet nominated as pension agent at Chicago, and Geo. B. Areastrong named register of the land office at Huron Dakota. It mentions a 200,000 rations order in New Orleans and a bill to discontinue silver dollar coinage.
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Ow Wer
New Orleans
C. O. Rockwell
New York
Folger
Bently and
Jones
Weehington
Guiteau
Ada C. Sweet
Chicago
Geo. B. Areastrong
Huron
Dakota
Turbulent Ledger of Political Nominations and Trials
The column records a flood of nominations for diplomatic posts and cabinet roles, including Alphonso Taft to Austria and Henry Teller to interior, plus Chandler and Hunt to various posts. It notes approvals, recurrences in the Senate, and assignments abroad, alongside criminal trials in Chicago and New Haven, with executions and pardons shaping a rapid, mixed political-legal panorama.
Eradicant Bitters and a Gulf Discovery Report
The passage extols Hustettbs Stomach Bitters as a daily preventive against malaria and related fevers, citing outdated medical rhetoric. It notes a supposed Aguayo island discovery near Port Lobos in the Gulf of California, and a man mistaking it for a copy of the New York Tribune.
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Isaackeo
Aguayo Ieland
Railes Square
Gulf of California
Ett
Port Lobos
New York Tribune
Judge Bottier Endorses Efficacious Remedy in Court
A Louisiana judge praised Jacoba Oi a popular remedy for ailments in a public statement to a reporter. The piece notes a criminal case in Washington where Deasey pleaded not guilty and references old ads extolling the brew’s curative claims and its supposed broad appeal across society.
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J.L. Bottier
St. Tammany Pariah
Legiti
Jacoba
New Orleans
Tinea Democratee Oe
S.W. Deasey
Criminal
Washington
Devastating Lake City Fire Destroys Main Business District
A major blaze swept through Lake City Minnesota near April 22 morning, consuming five blocks of business buildings and leaving only three streets standing. The fire, fanned by east winds, started around 2 o'clock and raged for under an hour, destroying both commercial and hotel properties. Red Wing Siemens sent help but arrived too late to stop the spread. Many businesses, including C. Young & Bro and Lake City Bank, were wiped out. no serious injuries were reported and families lost homes but not lives. The postmaster saved letters and began anew later that day. Insurance and full loss figures were not yet available.
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Lake City
Ni Ugre
Tate Fire Department
Red Wing Siemen
Pinch’s
Washington Street
Lake City Bank
Center Street
Main Street
Young's Brock
Bad Heravy
High Street
C.P. Young & Bro
Dey
C. Hy Sulla
Shuty
Wycktam
Hirress
J. It Uris
Mrai HU
Kinball
Milinery
Kock & Hinesley
J.C. Hussinger
Geocerica
Hilly
Outcher
S. J. Dilley
J. TH. McBride
Chalmer Roy
Anderson
Urady Bros
Juwelees
Gov. Murchind
Prosori
W. E. Rusch
Grectien
Ws Hf
McMillan
John Gladl
Leter
Stous & Deyolle
Etrthing
Kemp & Sehiards
General Amerthandivey
B. Mulbride
Justice of the Peace
J. G. Brout
Win G
EL Hogend
Buall & Moberts
Spring Bed Renurietary
D Bv Smith
Wroveries
Fred Noted
Kai Wen Yerrell
Talison & Edwards
Kyles
Alien Gilles
BB. Brown
Strong
Dros
J. W. Palmer
Boots
Eton
Camphill
Cr. Th
Mickwon
G. Clement
Grocerbiey
W. Kennedy
Does
Merthy & Barton
Conmeércial Qutel
American Express
Celery as Cure for Rheumatism Declared by Journal
A Philadelphia journal reports celery may cure rheumatism if cooked and eaten freely. The article describes a celery boiled in water drinkable with toast and potatoes, claiming a physician found repeated success. It cites English stats attributing many rheumatism deaths to improper diet and suggests prevention via natural diet.
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Philadelphia
Rede Journal
Fragmentary note on hillside work and broadening efforts
The text urges moving scarce work to the hills where it will do the most good and suggests broadening efforts if there is enough to cover the ground, though the remaining tasks should be completed for the sake of the effort.
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Maxene
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