Washington Plans National Encampment For Guards and Drills
A movement in Washington proposes an annual grand National encampment inviting State National Guards to send representatives. Prizes for drills and target shooting aim to attract large crowds. The report also notes appointments and civic events, including a parade and reception for Melville Berry Linderman and Norris, plus a bond redemption call and military reshuffle pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Guards
Tom President
Horace B. Frye
James 0. Reed
New York
Henry Blacka
Pennsylvania
Northern Pacific Railroad
Montana
Cnuisti A Ney Wan
Hagner
Gener
Fon
Engingsr Melville
Hia Compatitoris
Nortos
Linderman
Jeanne
Togathar
Hind
Melville
Berry
FougeEn
Schofield
Tumbling losses and trials plague economy and rail lines
Reports from the week ending the 22d note fire losses in Pennsylvania, bank statements in New York showing declines in specie and reserves, a canal break near Syracuse repaired, and heavy flood damage across the Northeast with drownings at Plainfield. Separate items include conspiracies involving bogus routes, indictments in Philadelphia, and aviation of Royal Arch Masons in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor
Joan Mil
J. L. Edwards & Son
Cheater
Horaea
Corry
New York
Mariana States
Comstoux
Citinenn’ National Bank
Thomas A. McDrvire
Christian Price
Philadelphia
Legrand
Euaign
New York City
Erla Canal
Syracuse
N. Y
Eastern
New England
Grove Sureet
Plainfield
Alonzo Fougnin
Tun Methodist Church
Handle & Rending’s
Kinder & Son
Bernville
Reading
Losa
Wintita M
B. Rowson
Harlem
Eighty-eighth Street
Root
Robbins
New Haven
Carnovic Clergyman Fined in Breslau for Libeling Bismarck
A Breslau court fines a Carnovic clergyman 200 marks for libeling Prince Bismarck in a piece on the Chancellor's stance toward the kul turkempf. An Austrian arrest in Vienna ties explosives to a plot against Italian youth. An accomplice was seized at Comen. Lennon dispatch notes further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breslau
Germany
Prince Bismarck
Kulturkempf
Overvank
Vienna
Italy
Comen
Lennon
Offensive alliance and disasters sweep late reports
News from Cottinge cites a Russo Montenegrin alliance while extradition looms for a Philadelphia case. A ferry boiler explosion at Lachine, Ontario kills two and injures several. Other reports note a Damovaratis Confederation meeting on Chinese labor, Albanian clashes, a Sydney Exposition fire, a Galway hanging, and a Waterford fire causing 70 000 in losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottinge
Rugaia
Montenegro
Philadelphia
Hamilton
Ontario
Definleer
Péraultius Amyos
Chateanquay
Dughette
London
Parr
San Francisco
Great Britain
Boutart
Scutari
Sydney
New South Wales
Patafox Ware
Galway
Treland
Martin Lyden
England
Atake
Waterford
Toss
Masses of Egypt War News Split on Cairo and Damietta
Dispatches from Cairo report Abdallah Pasha shot by a loyal soldier and killed. General Wolseley commends the army after the surrender of Cairo and Arab Pasha. British officials warn against capital sentences without London approval. Arrests and releases ripple through Alexandria and Damietta as campaigns shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Abdallah Pasha
Damietta
Wolseley
Arabl Pasha
Engligh
Alexandria
Taallah
Arab
Sevenan Freach
Gandeul
Pollos
Mangacre
Intron
Conetantinopla
Engladd
Egypt
Fort Ghem
Port Said
Moscow
Ganrnal Woon
Khedive Arrives in Cairo with British Delegation
A large British party led by the Duke of Connaught accompanied the Khedive into Cairo on the 28th. Tobaker Pasha has been appointed by the Khedive to reorganize Egypt's army with British consent. The dispatch also notes political nominations in Louisiana and Michigan, a prison escape in Texas, a shipwreck in Lake Erie, a falling exhibition structure in Pittsburgh, coal mine disasters in Maryland and Pennsylvania, and several large fire and flood damages across the U.S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Stravas
J. W. Howard
Boyne Falla
Michigan
Howard
Strauss
United Bates Court
Durie
Orton
Mount Airy
Asate
Pensacola
Browneville
Minnesota
J. A. Boor
Royal Arch
Select
Masons of
Ohio
Grand Chapter
Newark
Timne
Brownsville
Pauk Wens
James
Fort Maison
Towa
Grand Council of
Royal and
Royal Arch Masons
Atate
L. C. Goodale
Cincinnati
Mouat
John D. Caldwell
Grand Recorder
David Tarbell
Georgetown
J. Hopositer
Zanesville
J.randall
Waynesville
Sentinel
Stacker Williams
E. M. Colver
Sandusky
T. J. Melish
Walnut Hills
Reptember
Society
Army
Cumberland
Milwaukee
Fle Sea
Alonan
Strand Street
Paul Sheridan
Henry M. Chat
John W. Brook
Joseph & Fullerton
Garfield Monumental Association
Fullerton
Smith D. Atkins
Freeport
KR. M. Kelly
Louieville
Democrats
Colorado
Siar
James B. Grant
Lake County
John R. Prowers
Bent
Vincent D. Markham
Arapahoe
Supreme Court
Gxonos Howanp
John Keely
Arizona
Payne
Fort Smith
Ark
United States Court
Gronon L. Roastaw
Laredo
Texas
Congress League
St. Louis
Cairo
Duke of Connaught
Wolseley
Edward Malet
Tobaker Pasha
Egypt
Louisiana
Judge Marks
Congress
George L. Yaple
Carter Harrison
Texas Tenitentiary
Eunrige
Turer
Lake Erie
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Unitedtates
Governor's Island
Harrison, Havemeyer & Co
Philadelphia
Rar
Asth
New Jersey
Rahway
Union
Middlesex
Somerset
Washington
Bneak-Thiep
Baltimore
Ireland
County Mayo
Tex
Fla
Iomea
Dallua
Athan
Ali
Fort Madinon
Lochitro
Helle
Shunnbn
Audubon
Pallis
Dubuque
Royan
Ulatitete Bhai
Hoong
Henry W. Rathort
Kooluky Vek
D. G. CG
Jamon
Forgrove
Oskaloosa
G. T
David
Doering
Indipendence
G. Hy Willdam
Landridge
Muscatine
Jonea
Wintarnet
Michigan County
Cunge
Jungs
John P. Dostal
Ottumwa
Liat
Des Moines Conference Appoints Pastors Across Iowa
In Winterset the annual Des Moines Conference of the M. F. Church announced pastoral appointments across numerous districts including Atlantic, Anita, Guthrie Center, Bond, Chariton, and Des Moines. Several ministers named to assignments in towns such as Avoca, Creston, and Carroll. report notes emergency actions and local incidents, with updates on fires, burglaries, and public safety measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
M. FB
Winteract
Atlantia
W. G. Martin
Avoca
W. Aorsans Campbell
Anita
Reroe Bentwood
Dear Grove
Nes Way
Dextor
Jo Hewan
Tommery Fixtea
Oxon
Durace
Lénley
Ontario
Parry, Wright
Parother
Crook
Aduny Creek
Cimpey
Chariton
Bt Bart Pits
Alton
Wek Atholomows
Nixony
Allerton
Charlton Chroy Payors
Borydon
D Moore
Sean A
N. Mathenyei
W. Bradys
Moparville
Hurtott
Ron Foplon Poon
Mit
Ayr
Timngorst
York
Hansell A. Btovena
Soymiur
Honnetti
Miying
Connie
Ol Pant
Cromwell
G. M. Duttrions
Cirauit
Lowox
Ruwtey Milford
My Muckaburg
Nowmarker
Si Branaton
Novinvillo
Mabooy
Ipho
Park
Connell Hust
Diatelut
Honkar
Hy Astor
Nichol
Gounall
Outral Church
Abozeut Connell Uhs
Fesihon
Cieharts
Adn
Charles Ine
Miksourd Valluy
Molhea
Pana
Firat Church
Youngs Molyos
Woaley Chapol
W. F. Harneds
Asbury
Chapel
Vaik
Dow Moines
Fuene
Groen
Nadle
Indiatlay
Baralthy
Maearnedi Liberty
Bhutto
Orly
Benet
Ohio
Pattison
Raisity
Burton
Piesntvilla
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Cas Coun
Laval
Monroe ‘& White
Ersex
Atwn
Tein Tees
Colt
Seana
Joos Ware
Countes of
Dabughe
Dalawire
Johes
Link
Boriices
Monticello Nagion Bank
Anareuse Roiir A Pom
Nee Penge al ‘Monti Pipe
Dont Co. Jate
Marshalltown
Iowa
C.w. & G. L. Lovell
Ankers
Stuhler
Gommerimente
Via Me Igello
Jones County
Dni
Dia
Mus Ban Capital Stock
Epran
Dent
Farwell
Onehiers R. PB. Smith
Trectars— A
OG Lovell
F. Hicks
St. Carpenter
Jona Schweitzer
Blacksmiths & Carriage Mfr
Seeirn
North Cedar Street
Altles
Monticello
John
Riggs
Wicer and Carriage Factory
Rel Street
Tyan
Sam Kahn
Otis
Dr. Dentst
Monticellonk
Montleys Russ
Towner
Aite Palmer & Paine
Zubeuy Abana Ag
Leo
Ben TR
F. Bentley
J.H. Bacher & Co
BUGS
Pharmaceutist
Connection
Wits
Arinee
Spon Tor
Howse
Corner
Momiello
A. Mirto
T. O
J. W. Mershon
Persicians
Athes
Bank Ratiainn
R. Ricker
Liv
Dar
Air Po
A Railroad
Bttt
Palmer Houses
Mitten
Mancracux
West
Chicago
Ingurance
Ance
Real ‘Estate Loan “Agency
Or— ‘de. Stillmar
Justice of the Peace & Notary’ Public
Obhardt
A. EB
Cheste Rt Gia
Ilocon
Wilco
R Ware
Loweat Tigre
Geluby
Hes Op
Sycamore
Seatolaun Ealliners Une
Tataie Stean
Goore
Shaabe
Babcock
Propr
Yousao
Abel
Cary. A
Starks & Babcock
Don Proeneux
Dale Benson
Reor Peon
Sear
THA Central Grocery
LON Zennings
First St
Buttersia Eggu
Tarenah
Ohaons
Saker
Nti
Magee
D. Cc. Tice
Cedar Street
Peer Gota
Soelie
Wood
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Institute
Pate, Liecturer
eRding
United States
New York Medical and Surgical Journal
New York Hospital For
Medical and Surgival Institute of
Wadd
Ulysses
Fishblitt
DR. Fishblatt
de PF
Marria
New ‘York
Moediggal and Surgical Institute
Ban
Buriingoa
I Fishblatt
Hin
Main Street
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Town
Lawa Avenue
van Ren Street
Depot
E. N. Fishblatt
M. D
Kordar Rapide
the East
Connecticut
Marshall Jewell
William H., Bulkeley
John D. Cande
Stanton
John Converse
Frank D. Bhart
Andrews
Court of Appeals
A. Hepburn
Republican Party of
Republican Party
Arthur
James G. Sands & Co
Supreme
Boston
Supreme Council
David B. Tracy
Detroit
Enoch F.carnon
Cincin G. Hamilton
Laporte
Indiana
Hosmer A. Johnson
Tilnois
Alvin B. Alden
Wisconsin
United Presbyterian Synod
Saratoga
Lester B. Faulkner
Tammany
County Democracy
Irving Hall
Grover Cleveland
David Boy
Elmira
Gene Henry W. Slocum
Willum C. Ruger
Fourth Avenue
Sherman Adamson
Mt. Vernon
Frederick Stein
New Rochelle
J. Smith
Eugenié Aubert
Mt. Vernoch
Foreign Intelligence
Rayor
J.D. Osborne
Louisville
George D. Prentice
Journal
Iowa State News
Greene County
Edo
Bir
Bernard Burke
Victoria
Saxe-Coburg
James Dunmanway
Providence
Scottdale
Atta
Vassar College
N. F
Beveral Liven
FaTunaon
N. Jy
Uptonian
Jae Failen
Ulna
Witot
Reconi
Oldham
Fatorson
Oldhish
Hadwoods Avenue
Nea
Wastindar
Resistions Hood
Dr. Myers
Phyatolin
Institution
Alu-Houde
Anoraadhmants
Alyouth
Martin Ronaiter
Oldham Rock
Tha
Hero
Wayon
Cincoln
Oragh
Rivar
Atl
Hoboken
Jorney City
Hudaon
Newite
Ontario & Cuput
Francis Burke
Gaia
M.J
Frongh
Romelpeng
Green Crook
Somersat Street
French
Fred Moore
Hamavy
Kim Park
Bia
Bound Brook
Conticaticut
North Carolina
Santa Crus
Park Street
Alameda
San Leandro Bay
Mous
Charlel Driscoll
Shoda
Becca Ai Ues
di ‘Ho Saan
Daly
Fon Ag
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