Mahoney death and Oklahoma lands opening proclaimed
Washington reports the death of ex congressman Mahoney and announces President’s Oklahoma proclamation opening lands for settlement April 21. Nominations to posts include Robert Lincoln minister to Great Britain Blurt Halstead minister to Germany Allen Thorndike Rice minister to Russia and others.
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Akrahems
Washington
Mahoney
Hrooklyn
Admiral Harmony
Matthews
Supreme Beath
Senate
Robert Lincoln
Minots
Great Britain
Oklahoma
Death and public notices mix in late 19th century proclamation
The document covers a presidential proclamation opening Seminole Muscogee and Cherokee lands to settlement with strict entry rules and penalties. It also reports the death of former Congressman P P Mahoney, admiralty successor hints, Supreme Court bench candidacy, Grands Army encampment actions, Pittsburgh fire losses, and a criminal arrest brief.
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Congress
City of
Washington
United States of America
United States
Indian Territory
Ling
Ead
Indian Department
United States of Ellx
John Bright Dies in London and His Long Political Career
Obituary outlines Bright’s life from Rochdale birth in 1811 to his rise as a leading Liberal, his work with Cobden on free trade, opposition to the Crimean War, and tenure as president of the Board of Trade and Chancellor of the Exchequer. It notes his death after a long public career, family present, and tributes in the House of Commons.
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Groff
Frederick City
Allike
Terus
Saze
Janes G. Brarve
Mahoney
Hindes
P. P. Mahoney
Arlington Hotel
Himes
Brooklyn
Peter Paul Mahoney
New York City
HBS Cleflin & Co
Worth Street
Sixth Ward
St. Patrick’s Society
Columbia Club
Congress
Fourth
Mulholland
Admiral Harmony
Bureau of
Francis Ramsay
Brooklyn Navy Yand
George E. Brown
Norfolk
Brown
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William H. Smith
John Bright
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Greenbank
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Lancashire
Peterloo
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Cobden
England
Durham
Corn Inn
Robert Peel
Taunta
Lours
Manchester
Grst
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Palmerston
Russell
Codsden
Ireland
Liberal Party
Gladstone
Big
Board of
Pre
Moe
la Nespert
Scinevenent
Lancaster
Durhys
Livi
Krom
Pethy
Ibstore
Mystery over the Conserva sinking and possible collision
Reports from New York indicate the Haytian warship Conserva was wrecked with all hands, amid theories it was sunk by a rogue ally of Legitime. Customs of late February scenes cite Gen Contreras possibly aboard to disrupt rebels, with subsequent chatter about a collision or capture and life-boat evidence shaping the inquiry.
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Hay- Gian Legation
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Sen
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Tima
Nanticoke
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