Nearly 4,880 pilots tested color blind in year end report
During the year ended June 2 last the Marine Hospital Service examined about 4,880 pilots and pronounced 116 color blind. Civil and political notices follow with various events including Garfield and Grant related items, government offices, and agricultural outlooks.
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Marine Hospital Service
Garfield
Secretary of State
Washington
Augusta
Agricultural Department
United States
Virginia Republicans meet in Lynchburg State Convention
A Nockroxb (III) man was fined 35 dollars and costs for giving liquor. At Lynchburg on the 10th the Virginia Republicans held State Convention with Straight-outs and Coalitionists meeting separately. Both groups formed Conference committees and recessed. The Conference Committee proposed no ticket by Straight-outs and no endorsement by Coalitionists, leaving State Committees intact. Upon reassembly the Coalitionists rejected the conditions.
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Leonidas Robertson
Madison
Tnd
Grain Commission
Toledo
Ohio
St. Nicholas
Lexington
Peter Dahl
Cook County
Louisville
Alabama
Tennessee
State Board of Agriculture
Kentucky
Lynchburg
William C.C. Wickham
Samuel M. Yost
Chicago
Northwest
Camden
Tun State Board of Agriculture
Nebraska
Learley
Minois State Board of Agriculture
Nebraska Supreme Court
St. Louis
Atlantic
Malin and
Plum
Sonora
Arizona
Memphis & Charleston
New Mexico
Atlantic & Pacific
William Campbell
Wisconsin
Dan Mara
Chippewa Falls
W. Chase
Campbell
Parkhurst
Charles Kon
Baltimore
Camden Street
Petersburg
Norfolk
Cameron Brothers
Fairgrounds
Cincinnati
A. Sook
Brownsville
Morrison
Garfield
European and global events noted from mid July reports
On the 10th American dentists met in Weisbaden while President Grevy opened Paris International Exhibition of Electricity with incomplete American section. The electric railway nears completion and 500 Edison lights are to illuminate the first hall. Workmen uncover a 1626 cathedral column in City of Mexico. Burrish financiers fear gold withdrawal from Bank of England while Italy boosts coin hoarding. A July 10 fire devastates Puerto Plata fortress in San Domingo with twenty five magazine explosions.
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Europe
Weisbaden
Grevy
Paris
Mexico
Burrish
Bank of England
Itiuly
Puerto Plata
San Domingo
President’s condition grows critical amid stomach failure
News from Washington reports the Presidents health worsening as stomach function declines. Doctors warn death possible if tone and action do not return by the sixteenth, with vital signs and repeated vomiting signaling danger. Secretaries Blaine and Lincoln recalled. Vice President Arthur poised to travel if needed.
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Bliss
Blaine
Lincoln
Washington
Arthur
Momnt
House of Commons
House of Lords
Warnell
United States
Baron Steuben
Yorktown
Chicago
Department of Agriculture
South
Des Moines and Iowa News Roundup of Disasters and Incidents
A broad array of incidents across Iowa Surges: property valuations rise by about 16.6 million dollars as farm losses mount with hog deaths in multiple counties. A Des Moines river drowning, a Spencer cyclone injuring a farmer’s family, a fatal river accident in McGregor, and violent assaults in Keokuk feature among accidents and crimes. A boy mangled at a Dubuque sawmill and various train wrecks interrupt travel. Public notices include a Crocker’s Town Brigade reunion schedule in Washington Iowa and a Des Moines harness for a family. Local building activity rises near Des Moines while telegraph property values and a planned reform school transfer are reported.
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Iowa
Don Moines
Capitol
Dubuque
Millville
Wittawater
Brown
van Peterson
Des Moines
Peterson
Spencer
Clay County
Childe
Wiktur
Janesville
Wis
Chicago, Milwaukee & St
Oftiga Mon
Theodore Day
Murcatius
Day
Muscatine
Ku. Day
Divenport
A.B. Robbing
Ife
McGreggor
George I. Frisby
George Frisby
Keokuk
John
Boyd
Montrose
Cirous
Daniel Green
Wan
Furniah
Walt Ocultin
Ingrim, Kennedy & Day
Dormine Welsh
Oll
Dia
Hong
Aly
Charley Quintand
Capitol Square
Justice Lynch
Lee County
Evanup
Jack Sturges
Catfish
Dubique
Chicago
Crocker’s Town Brigade
Society of “Crocker's Town Brigade
Washington
Dred
Milas
Wishington
Lown
Piense
Miusanting
Museen
Sania
Soon
Ooording
J. HW. Muanoe
Harrison County
J. H. Donaldson
Western Union
Atlantic and
Paville
D. C
O’ Reagan
State Land League
McGregor
Counties decline exemption under Timber act in Iowa
The counties of Boone Clarke Clayton Clinton Delaware Des Moines Dubuque Fremont Howard Jasper Linn Monroe Muscatine Polk Scott and Webster state they make no claim for exemption under the Timber act.
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Boone, Clarke
Clayton
Clinton
Delaware
Des Moines
Dubuque
Fremont
Howard
Jasper
Linn
Monroe
Muscatine
Polk, Scott and
Webster
Bankers Meet at Niagara Falls Discuss Currency Reform
The American Bankers Association met at Niagara Falls on the 10th with President and Vice-President absent. K G Spaulding of Buffalo led the session. George F. Walter reported the Hundogs in good condition and a resolution expressed sympathy for the ailing President Garnell. A lengthy address covered money policy and banking practices, with discussions on government plans and national currency debates.
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American Bankers’ Association
Niagara Falls
N. Y
K. G. Spaulding
Farmers' & Merchants’ Bank of Buffalo
George FP
Walter
Garnell
John Thompson
New York
Xahemerada
Aspital
Aredits
Tanetoria
Millona
Ol Yeu Lota
Bankard
Gantleman
BL Gowkd
Porthind
Yeat
Ith
Windom
Hitler
Tatura
Johan Day Knox
CULO
Wits
Natomal
Sidosane
George 8. Coo
Amore Jews Exchange National Bank of New York
George 8
Coo
Association
Lanain J. Gage
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Cedar Sts
Teee
A. J. Monroe
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Tre Board of Supervisors
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Monti& Culld
Joued Co
Lawn
Velaware
Jones and Linn
Monticello National Bank
MM. Moulton
Ayand . Notary Public
Coxsee & Rivby
Monticello
Jones Co
Towa
Teu! Eatate
F. M. Ellis
Marshalltown
Lowa
Ae Ee
Bankers
G. W
G. L. Lovell
Ankbers
Stuhler’s Block
Opera House
Monticello Bank
Monticello Athena Bank
Morticello
Jones County
National Bank Act
M. L. Carenter
Farwell
MI. Carpenter
Carhiong
BP. Smith
G. W. Lovell
OM. Teks
LD. Sherman
Carpenter
Doh Schweitzer
Blacksmiths & Carriage
H. H. Stark
North Cedar Street
Rigby’s
AGON
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Sam Kahn
QE Phick
Old Post Olice
Rundie Entist
Roomin Duer & Co
A. B. Rundle
F. Berkley
Fitch
Towner
Palmer & Paine
F. Bentley
J. H. Bacher & Co
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Mirick
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Dunham & Leichardts
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F. Merriman
Officu
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Abel
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T. C
J. W. Morshon
Duer'e Block
Calla
Lyousse
Dubaquac
Cadar Rapids
Nui
Burnett and
Palmer Houses
Railroad St.cot
W. Abel
J. R. Stillman
Justice of the Peace’& Notary Public
South Door
Kinsella Elk
Monticello, Ia
Mason Work
A. E. Chesterfield
Victorty
A. EK
Robert J. Calv Powell
Taye
Culverwell Medical Co
Dun Stacet
Post Oollce
Hazard & RD & Starks
Hazard & Starks
Stabler
Boot and Shoe
Lon Jennings
Choice Family
Rueger’s
First St
Egor
W. H. Proctor
John G Bson
Prop’s
D. F. Magee
Fowa
D. Co. Tice
Times
D. C. Tice
Ceder Street
Dre Ds B. Shmpson
J.B. Sisteson
Muailon
D. B. Simpson
Main St
Buffalo
Suelie Tiares
T. W. Wood
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Rochester
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Mass
National Civil-Service Reform Association
Newport
R. T
United States Senate
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Exton
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Saratoga
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J. H. Sanders
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New Orleans
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Williamsport
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N.Y
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Supreme Court
Connecticut
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Joseph C. Eldridge
Brooklyn
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Massachusetts Supreme
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Neponset River
Illinois
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Supreme Council of Templars of Honor and
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Indianapolis
Eugene H. Clipp
D. BL Browning
Quincey
Ill
Stephen A. Douglas
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President Johnson
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London Times
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Porte
Greece
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Prescott
Foreign Intelligence
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North Des Moines
Mutter
Town State Reform School
Colorado State Reform School
Golden City
Chicago, Burlington & Quincey
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Mt. Pleasant
Jobn King
George Anderson
Monroa ¢ County
Joseph Cy Mughas
Sirgeon
Ceaveral
Keo
Karl Ott
Keck Smith
Chester
Iyerandaan
Nin
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Winwell
the &J. Louis Grain
Hu Bilge
Oita
State Board of Equalization
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Island
CUMS
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Vail
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Hancoos
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Hawi
Jackson
Agwapur
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Johnaan
TATA
Bulbaa
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Mariott
Tad
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Calholm
Lou Ant
Huh AN
Vian Huron
Warton
Wayne
Hell
Woodbury
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Luni
Severnl
Adulr
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Louie
Liremer
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Marion Page
Butler Tees
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Currole
Mitc’ Bell
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Guthrie
Union Pti
Mainister
Vian Ia
Hluneck
Wapello
Beds Hardin
Warren
Farrigan Gha
Henry
Blayne Ee
Niboldt
Taub WY
Winneshiel
The
American Bankers' Association
J. A. Towles
First National Bank of
St. Albans
J. E. Inglis Palgrave
England
Scothand
Ireland
United Kingdom
Amanita
C. H. Sorley
Montreal
Ontario
Quebec
Dondnion
George L. Wright
St. Lomia
Pawel
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