Davenport Notes and Legal Actions in Chronicle
The late Sir Knight W JH Smith was moved from Oakdale Davenport to Chippiannock this afternoon. Elizabeth D McIntosh’s will is challenged by Caroline A Hough alleging undue influence by Don and Don family members. D K Crippen, 74, longtime Davenport resident and stable driver, died Tuesday night. Public building site for Davenport remains unsettled with old church block debated. price differences cited versus Fourth and Perry site. Local pet news sparks unrest as Phoenix cup supporters threaten action, while Plate club tensions loom among Davenport youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knight W. JH. Smith
Oakdale
Davenport
Chippiannock
Caroline A. Hough
Elizabeth D. McIntosh
Robert McIntosh
McIntosh
David Don
William Don
Rock ‘Island
Robert Don
D.K Crippen
David Hill
Hvery
Davenport Tribune
Times
the Tribune
Perry Street
Petsamlings
Phoenix Cup
Plute Club
Plate Club
Guardianship and estate actions recorded in Hampton probate notes
Probate records show guardianships and estates including guardianship of Christien Stabburg ward sale actions revived and bond details. insanity order for Samuel W Marple and detention at county poorhouse. administration for George F Downes and Sophia Brandt with bonds, inventories, and appraisals. numerous transfers, guardian ad litem for infants, and final insolvent estate declarations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christien Stabburg
Ward
Guardian
Samuel W Marple
W. EL HE Dow
Samuel W. Marple
County Poorhouse
George F Downs
Matilda C Downs
Willis J. Sanborn
Charles Proessing
Bennett
Otto Geppert
Lattern
Conrad Spaidel
Bond
Justices of the Peace
Po- Henregistrate
Peter S Tndvall
Charles J Hioom
Sue C. Pierce
Odell
Guardian Ad Iitem
Answer of
Joan Association
G. F. Downes
Js. Laventory
Sophia Brandt
H Brandt
Special meeting of Rock Island County Board of Supervisors
By law one third of members can call, a special meeting of the Rock Island County Board of Supervisors is set for Monday April 27 1801 at 2 PM in the county clerk's office agenda to address urgent county matters and procedural actions.
Miss Phoebe Cousins Dismissed From World's Fair Board
Chicago April 16 Miss Phoebe Cousins was discharged yesterday from her position as secretary of the board of body managers of the World’s Fair by the executive committee. The committee accuses her of extravagance and unwillingness to follow the board's wishes. The deposed secretary says she will continue her duties until the courts decide otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoebe Cousins
Chicago
Phoebe Couzins J
Board of Body Managers of
World’state
Lincoln Birthday Observance In Boston Republicans Meet
The twenty sixth death anniversary of Abraham Lincoln was marked by veteran Republicans with a reunion at Tremont temple in Boston. The event also noted the thirty seventh anniversary of the Republican party's formation. Stephen M. Allen led the gathering as president of the 1854 convention, with ex governors Banks Bouthwell and Gardner congressman Morse and other prominent figures in attendance for musical, literary, and patriotic addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Boston
Abraham Lincoln
Tremont Temple
Stephen M. Allen
Banks
Bouthwell
Gardner
Morse
Count of the Chicago Vote in City Mayoral Count
The Chicago vote tallies show Washburne gaining votes in the eighteenth and nineteenth wards while Cregier loses in the twentieth precinct of the nineteenth ward. The unofficial count lists Cregier at 189 versus 130 official, with Washburne gains widening the gap in most wards.
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Chicago
Cuyiiaco
Washburne
Cregier
Hempstead Washburne
Coal operators vow eight hour system resistance in Terre Haute
At a Terre Haute meeting on April 15 the bituminous coal operators pledged to resist the eight hour work limit and to reject weight before screening. They demand a rate 15 cents per ton lower than black coal and will restore the old seasonal distinction with summer rates five cents below winter. The moves conflict with miners demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Havre
Ind
Wisconsin and Midwest News Roundup
April reports from Napisoy and Leavenworth detail local government actions and a major G A R encampment in Deus Bigre with 15,000 visitors and a 25,400 crowd at a grand parade. Other items note a gubernatorial editor attack, Michigan railroad charter reforms, a birth in Bournemouth, and baseball scores from Washington City to Baltimore.
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Deus Bigre
Apri
Boies
Veary
Lucius Fairchild
Wessert
Wisconsin
Association
Chicago
Washington City
Boston
Washington
Louis
Columbus
St. Louis
Louisville
Cincinnati
Baltimore—Athletic
Baltimore
Italy and United States clash over indemnity in Italian incident
Secretary Blaine replies to Marquis Imperiali regarding Rudini notes on Italian demands for prompt judicial action and indemnity for victims. The exchange clarifies that the United States recognizes the principle of indemnity but denies any broader concession, citing past precedents and diplomatic stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Washineton City
Blaine
Rudini
Marquis Imperiali
Marquis Imperali
Ruadini
Italy
Marquis Rudial
Imperali
United States
The Roots of a Diplomatic Indemnity Case
President reviews a potential treaty violation and directs that general considerations be submitted to Italy. The article recalls Daniel Webster in 1831, when mob violence in New Orleans over Spanish actions led to calls for indemnity and a courteous reception for a Spanish consul, signaling U S stance on redress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis Rudini
United States
Webster
Fillmore
New Orleans
Havana
Lopez
Don Calderon de la Burca
Spain
Laborde
Aball
Blaines note on Italian residents and mob violence in New Orleans
Blaine outlines that resident aliens may seek federal redress while US citizens use state courts. He cites the Louisiana constitution on accountability for damages and compares 1851 mob cases. He discusses treaties with Italy, potential federal action, and possible congressional relief for Italian families harmed by the New Orleans mob.
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Blaine
United States
Louisiana
Marquis Rutiniin
Tury
Vinita Cae
Cros
Tlf
Ross
New Orleans
Italy
Caiteu
Congress
James G Blaine
Memories of War Tour Recalled by President on Route
The presidential party toured Chattanooga Lookout Mountain Atlanta and along the Western and Atlantic railroad route. Amid crowds and cheers the president spoke from a platform and shook hands with citizens. Bad news arrived en route as Halford family deaths were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon
Mia Harrison
Evans
Chattanooga
Halford
Weo Halford
Tasat
Chattanoogs
Myr Holford
Atinota
Colonal
Laventiett Indiana
Ringgold
Ringold Rifles
Turner Hill
Alon
Comment of the English Press on Italy and American policy
London papers debate Italy Italy's anger and America's response. The Daily News condemns U S treatment of Italy while The Standard notes Blaine's reply to Rudini and questions Rudini's response. The Times discusses states rights and the old Union. Rome reports Italian papers sent to America blocked by New York postal stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Daily News
America
Italy
Blaine
Standard
Blalne
Rudini
Times
Rome
New York
United States
President's Georgia Welcome and Battlefield Tour
The president arrived in Atlanta to a massive turnout with cheers and greetings. Governor Northern welcomed him as loyal to Georgia. The party toured Peach Tree Creek battlefield with Confederate veterans, dined at the Kimball House, then attended a reception at the state capitol before visiting a night school. Secretary Rusk extended his stay with the journey.
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Atlantus
Clicis
Vuthiutts
Nothern
Col. West
Magrotta
Cima
Georgia
Peach Tree Creek
Harrison
Indiana
Kimball House
State Capitol
Executive Mansion
Partey
Rusk
Houston
Tex
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