Ex Gov McConsics to grow coffee on Mexican coast lands
Ex Governor McConsics of Arizona plans large scale coffee cultivation on 10 000 acres along the Pacific coast in Mexico. He has 40 000 bearing trees and intends to plant 12 000 yearly for four years. The London Live Stock trainer outlines two methods to start a balky horse, and a bank official in Jersey City has embezzled about 4700. Cadmus had 14 years service. Dosary Mitchell, famed former athlete, is now 60 and resembles Rev Dr Storrs. Mitchell lectures in New Haven and manages a farm at Edgewood. Berain's noble family in New York state has 16 branches 250 agencies and prosecuted 855 cases last year. In New York City and Brooklyn 175 animals were diverted for veterinary care, down from 3000 three years ago. James Shields of Syracuse married Mie McDonald, divorced, and disappeared. Philadelphia Exhibition structures from 1576 are scattered. Some remain at Coney Island, Long Branch, Atlantic City, and private residences. The iron frame Pell railroad building is being dismantled for Pittsburgh installations. The art gallery and horticultural hall were intended as permanent features of Fairmount Park.
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McConsics
Arizona
Mexi
Pacific Coast
G. Mitchell
Richard S$. Storrs
Brooklyn
Mitchell
Edgewood
New Haven
Aix. Berai
New York
New York City
Philadelphia
Coney Island
Long Branch
Atlante City
Pennsylvania
Wirtrom
Maraphia
Moorsy
Cincinnati
Cutrom
Gallatin County
Illinois
Sbhawneewen
Alton
Joliet
Larest
Mich
Shumway, Bur & Co
Hichigan and
Franklin Streets
Chicago
Fort
Pea“body of
Chester
Eatrbrook & Co
Milford
Mase
Schuvasa
Allentown
St. Louls
Mirrouri Paeie
Warron Mountain
Griff Cave
Alwa
Tadiaoapoti
Burlington
St. Chirfea
Hse Bridge
Blemphia
Little Rocke Road
Memphi
Arkanst
Riverton
Concordia
Belen
Stermaoa
Todina Bay
Arkangan
New Orleans
St. Louis
Seventeenth Street
Washington Avenue
J.B
A. Jacobus
M. Meyer
Bays Clothing
Jacobus
Stock Company Plans Vineyard Near San Gabriel
Mr ve Bart Suen and associates form a stock company to cultivate a large vineyard near San Gabriel in Los Angeles County California. They propose issuing 1,500,000 shares this spring and seek additional capital, claiming grapes can be raised without irrigation from February to November. Rival claims state irrigation yields larger grapes and better wine and brandy production is the aim.
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Ve Bart Suen
San Gabriel
Los Angeles County
Cal
Isaiming
Ful ton attorney tests highway liability after bicycle accident
A Ful ton attorney, B Mead, riding between Oswego Falls and Granby Centre, was shaken when Phelps driving a colt shirked the buggy into a ditch. Mead helped, gave his name, and received a repair bill. He said he would rather the bill be sued to test if a highway high road user bears liability.
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B. Mead
Fulton
Oswego Falls
Granby Centre
Phelps
Oswego
Mead
A Week's News Across Cities and States
A diverse jumble of events from New York to Philadelphia and Chicago. Elections shift power in New York Senate. Russian Jewish refugees arrive in Philadelphia. Legal cases involve Nathan Stone and a breach of promise. Weather, floods, and fires disrupt towns from Illinois to Missouri. A major train accident near Mackinaw and sulfuric acid spill endanger workers and crews.
Multiple Crime Reports Across Cities Include Forgeries and Riots
The report lists a sequence of criminal cases and incidents from Milwaukee to Omaha and New Orleans. It notes forgery convictions, prison transfers, bond surrender and jail time, a labor strike leading to riotous actions at a Burlington depot, and police detentions. It also mentions robberies of two Mexican families, a murder confession and requested execution date, a train line accident with an attempted robbery, customs arrests in New York, abduction and theft on the Montreal Credit Mobilier, and a jail breakout leading to a deputy sheriff shooting.
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GortLis Excus
Sawyer
Milwaukee
Tapen Tha
Wyoraing
Joliet
Will Son
Cheyenne
Dows
T. Monais
Missouri Land
Stondenville
Omaha
Burlington
Boyd
Laredo
New Orleans
Charles Donnelly
Qgoner W. Hart
Grand Yaland
Neb
Michael Crus
Peat
Vermilionville
Texan
Tex Customs
New York
Briggy
TL. Leonig
Montreal Credit Mobilier
Hevre
Cana
Fox
Georgetown
Heidling
Deeperado
Danven H. Gaxny
Union Pacific Railway
Sudge Durdy
Boiler explosion injures workers at Pittsburgh mill
Accidente Toner men were injured by the explosion of one of a battery of three boilers in the rolling-mill of A. M. Byers & Co. of Pittsburgh. At New Carlisle, Q. the boiler of
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Toner
A. M. Byers & Co
Pittaburgh
New Carlisle
Disordered 19th Century Cablegrams and Royal News
Fragmentary cablegrams mention discov ered cartridges at Limerick and Meath election results with Micgaun Davert. England cuts discount to 5 percent while France and Belgium at 44 percent. Meantime Mecca ceremonies, European finance shifts, and unrest around British politics surface amid chaotic notes. Queen Victoria’s Windsor return disrupted by an attempted assassination at Buckingham Palace.
United States appointments and 1860s army reform debate
The article reviews nominations and confirmations for U S attorney Utah and army posts, including Philip T Vanzile of Michigan for Utah U S attorney, Gen D H Rucker as paymaster general, and General Rufus Ingalls to a vacancy. It notes debates on compulsory retirement at 62, pay rises for captains and lieutenants, and Sherman and Hane cock providing opinions. It also covers a New York congressmen argument for Dearborn Park, a lengthy Territorial report, and Van Wyck accusing a land survey ring of fraud in township surveys, with widespread overstatements of survey costs.
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Preaptist Aetuerna
Philip
T. Vanzile
Michigan
United States
Utah
Tuyeenate Military Committee
Rochester
D. H. Rucker
Rufus Ingalls
Lenower
Secarrany Hunt
Dan
Russia
Arivel
House Committee
Sherman
Hanecock
Gaxenal Rowcross
Congress
Dakes
Br. Blaine
Garfield
Army of the Cumberland
A. Stoxes
Chicago
Committee
Dearborn Park
Public Library
Academy of Deaign
Thdian
Secretary of the Interior
Washington
Garrell
Keifer
Hove Ta Orter
Ghdoon
Venute
Seapreme Court
Blaine
Davis
Garfeld Fromy
Wasassarox Digpsich
van Wyck
Lizapeech
Oryeys
Furvey
Royal assassination attempt shocks courts and allies
The queen’s dinner party incident prompts swift police inquiry and a global sympathy wave. Messages from the czar, empress, and German emperor express regret while initial reports note no bullet marks on the royal carriage and fourteen cartridge casings found on the assailant. Mac Lean, a 27 year old grocer, is pronounced dead by physicians after his actions.
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Pomsenby
Gladstone
Russia
Austria
Germany
Sraaein
MacLean
Laying the Groundwork of Health and Stomach Bitters
The passage extols a popular tonic called Tostoetter's Stomach Bitters for improving vigor and bodily function. It claims broad health benefits including aiding digestion, counteracting malarial poison, easing constipation and biliousness, and sustaining vigor against climate and travel hardships cited by Armoricans and travelers.
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Armorica
Funeral Oration On Lincoln Delivered By Bancroft In 1565
George Bancroft delivered a lengthy funeral oration at the sous etee on Lincoln. His talk offered a sustained and elaborate analysis of the character and career of the man.
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Lincoln
George Bancroft
Queen Victoria Proclaims Proclamation in March
Queen Victoria is expected to issue a proclamation thanking Britain for support while facing public health issues. The report from New York notes arrivals from Bremant and Paria via Liverpool, with speculative lines on the queen’s health and a vivid promotional aside about Hop Bitters.
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Queen Victoria
Lospos
Qeean News
New York
Congress Debates Legislation and River Improvements
The House discussed a broad slate of measures including a joint resolution sizing the head of navigation on the Missouri river, public building authorizations, and a pension recommendation. Debates touched post route considerations, naval promotions, and a revival of the silver dollar issue, with reports on diplomatic concerns and river improvement funding.
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Tursoay
Senet
McMillan
Vort
Haynie
Missouri
Mer
Tagnus
Alfred Presonton
Army of the
Taisos G. Claing
Bhermman
Kadly
Galveston
Tyeithvourg
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Marshfield, Wis
London
Shafta
Jacon H. Carstus
Second National Bank
Jersey City
N. T
Cadmus
James Shields
Syracuse
N.Y
Mie McDonald
Loree Duye
Shields
Iestant
A.B. Barcus
Webster Wagner
New York Senate
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H. W. Collencer
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Stone
la Crome
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Williams
Mount Washington
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Young
Rowell
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Corcoran Art
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Queensbury
T. P. Menray
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Minn
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Tov
Limerick
Micgaun Davert
Meath
A. Mullivan
Yus Book
England
France
Belgium
Cred Unzpel Ab Gairo
Imera
Trinh
Isa Ork
Patea
Hill, MacMaaster & Plant
Manchester
Europe
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Skobaled
Alexandria
Ita Chieltan
Chariea B. Sana
Ball
Rbradlaugh
Northampton
Redmond
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House of Commons
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Borater
Ireland
Quars Victoria
Windsor
Rouchess
Roderick LacLeao
Aassin
Congressional
Cinelomali
Calkins
Yoommittes
Cnipbell
Amicority
Campbell
Ational
Policu
Winder de Rosalatione
Chill
Peru
Make
Denver
Pillawara
U.S
Budney Mich
Uew. Ie
King
Deultiana
Treaspar
Mance
Woehnan
Poempater
Tenma
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Srante
Mississippi
Ieha
Euan
Gibwen
Miselesippi River
Misniesippi River
Eogineem
Anaim
Fred Grant
Fred
Robert G. Togersell
Fort Wayne
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