Various World Affairs and Local Incidents Noted
A mix of short items reports events from finance to politics and crime. Highlights include a bank doorway finding in Marix, Lynn mass orders, a London Geographical Society fellow, a Knoxville college fire loss, a senate rejection of a Supreme Court nominee, and a New York banking sector loaning on wheat. Also noted are newspaper editor shifts, Dubuque fortune, election inspector guilt, French cabinet member death, consular salary critiques, and White House midday reception. Subsequent items cover Lobengula’s death rumor, Warsaw Poland conspiracy, judicial rulings on treasury bonds, Beck will contest, a bottle note about a sunken ship, and the first U.S. woman lawyer’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brion
Cairo
Egypt
Willie Reed
Forbes
St Quentin
France
New Jersey House
Turreichtag
Herren Rickert and
Graeber
New York
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Washington
Labuan
Hong Kong
China
San Francisco Press Club
M. H. DeYoung
The
Chronicle
Houvinia
Annexation Club
Harrodsburg
William Grates
Joha (Ommingo
Josh Mitchell
Nevada
West End
Guerse XN
Jemacco
Princeton
Ind
Terre Haute
Chicago
Palmer Stock Company
Baldwin Theater
San Francisco
Nickle
Mr. Page
Alabama
James Stoxe
Wratten
Jeffersonville
Stevenson
Oklahoma
Interior Department
Dey Gomix House
Jones, Witter & Co
Columbus
Ite
Irmar A. Eamsy
Lynchburg
AspsEew For
Daniel Coughlin
Helicon, Inc
Henrims County
Indiana
Tae Beiler
Lockraxl
Kelly, In
John Tanner
William Sells
Zella Nicolaws
Dicken
West Twenty-sixth Street
New York City
Yella
Warhrobe
Europe
al” Rahman
Parrand
William &A
Detroit
Mich
American Line
Paris
Queenstown
Ireland
Granger
Tar
General Electric Ca
Lean
Masa
Samara Ami
Laviansk
Russia
Rio de Janeien
Brandenburg
Kiel
Senate debates annexation and Hawaiian relations in lively session
The session featured debate on Hawaiian annexation and the status of Hawaii's territorial relations, with Mr Gray delivering a resolution against further consideration at this time. Other items include reports from Hawaiian correspondence and corporate transport issues in the interior and Potomac regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fbe
Gal Naser
Mr. Gray
Hawaii
Ative Hoek
Bouse & Aemier
Senate
Ceremeia
Potomac
Gray
Howe the
Hawaiias
Eos Teed
Bland
Witu
Whitky
Interior Department
Sul
M Sbutt
House
Etecetiie
New York
Straees
New York. Eecreeters
Heavies
Bes Reesenation
Rouse Seni
South Carolina
Cerat
Rome
Wheeler H Peckham
Festier
Blammere
Ars
Patterson County notes drift through a chaotic report
An eclectic clipping recounts a string of oddly linked items from courts, crimes, fires, and personal calamities across several states. It mentions forged post office documents, a Fayetteville arrest, a Georgia preacher incident, a 107 year old sergeant at a Georgia poorhouse, a Mississippi house fire, and multiple domestic and criminal anecdotes with scattered names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Pesta
France
Hoak
Eerric
Fayettetile
Washington
Monte
Dahioneza
Tra
Georgia
Alrealy Aman
Supreme Court motion on case Will Pur ch sentence
General Johnson moves in the Mississippi Supreme Court to settle whether the case of Will Pur ch should go to the Supreme or Circuit Court. The discussion covers execution, writs of habeas corpus, and whether sheriff actions fall within Lexi terms, with related local events and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific Road
Attormer
United States Circuit Court
Milwaukee
Jenkins
Trott Court
Metien
Supreme Court
Esther Cleveland Christened in White House Blue Room
The President's youngest child Esther Cleveland was christened in the Blue Room at the executive mansion with only family and close friends in attendance. Neighboring notes mention a Middlesboro hotel sale, severe storms in Arkansas and Washington, a Supreme Court nomination, a Claiborne Parish cyclone, a Fort Payne assault, a gas artesian well in Colorado, and the forthcoming river and harbor bill carrying about six million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Cleveland
Executive Mansion
Warren
Bradley County
Ark
Washington
Ifth
Warre
Louisiana
United States Supreme Court
Hornblower
Peckham
Senate
Claiborne Parish
Pacer
AL. Dewerxy
Fort Payne
Als
Garrison
Col
Mexican Rebels Routed in Chihuahua Battle Report
Reports from Old Mexico say Temochians were nearly wiped out in two engagements south of Casas Grande. Government forces of about 400 killed 75 rebels. 25 captured and shot. Details came via a Mormon colony near Palomas to Deming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Mexico
Chihushes
Elvia
Casas Grande
Deming
Palomas
Chihuahua
Also Mentioned on This Page
Banque de la Societe Generale
Marix
Lynn
Mass
de Worronp Netfox
Geographical Society of London
Knoxville (Tenn) College
United States
Wheeler A. Peckham
Foy
Philadelphia Public Ledger
George W. Childs
Drexel
Tre
M. Dubuque
Dubuque
Peter Neville
Jeses Frixecots Vierre
Montbeliard
Chamber of Deputies
Congress
White House
Cape Town
Lobengula
Vaillant
Ivrr
Warsaw
Poland
Bradley
Circuit Court
Mstrict of
Columbia
C. T. Riker
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Charlies BR. Beck
Parkhurst
Society For the Prevention of
Matilda Carter
Alexander Bathgate
Beck
Hebrides Islands
Hornhead
Baltimore
Hampton Roads
Dublin
Mas Mrea Brapwell
Supreme Court of the United States
Legal News
Charles Rayner
Waukesha
Wis
Rayne
Weekly Trade Review
Kasey
Dom & Co
Review of Trade
Wall Street
Amd
Bessemer
Pitemurg
Paneteipaia
Regerriedt
Grancer Commie
Emi SS
Cagarta
Los Angeles
Evens
Moerrel
Lee Axenree
Southern Pacific
Rosene Station
Perth
Here
Wells. Fargo Express
West
Chris Evans
Morrell
California
Tana Angeles
Berbank
Compnetor
Roscoe
Burbank
Pemettes
Thomas
Yetice Miell
Masters
Albus
Harry Edgar
Alaris
Foster
Wells Fargo
Ainsworth
Roccor
Frans
Evans
Fresno
Railroad and Express
Roscoe Station
Express Company
Southern Pacific Company
Wells Fargo Express Co
St Lewis
Pressher
Piney Flats
Oren
Poare
Walindasa Coleman
Renteeley
Merteether
Rentecks
Bern
Meriertiker
Tyler Sages
Wareiek
Mip Lee
Whem
Zrambos
Wo Pean
Atlanta
Foe Robbins
Easi Herbelin
Simpson
Fide
Baker
FL Modermond
Salvation Army
Houston
Tex
Texas
Corinth
Misa
Charles Nichols
Parker
Ace
Wesley Cox
Holly Springs
Fieged
Eric Winchester
Franklin County
Ala
Jomlan
Judgce Jordan
Attorinth
Wiss
W. Wade
Montgomery County
Tenn
Viro
John Saunders
Saunders
Selma
Craig
Tennnessee
T. J. Momes
Trordan
Mississippi
Itters
Forres
Hely Somme
Bahar
Abel
Hepter
Seth Goehek
Tharalar
Rand
Erie
Free
Cesar
JeSq J. Spinks
Meritian
James T. Harrison
Heruhir
J. FL
Cool Resrintske
JW Keres
Topels
Grand Tresaurer
Dl. Power
Jackson
Grant
TW Lewis
Gram
Branam
Abepleen
Henry Struma
Grand Tyler
J A. Ceeege
Ettom Amd
Mor Hineville
Apel
Quret
Vicksburg
Lewee
Oterer
McCelleuch
Anffeeville
Aml
Iti
Pendergrast
Am Ot
Kenada
Middlesboro
Sandry
Loxpox
Falls of Inversaid
Wilson
Norfolk
Chase
Mersey River
Liverpool
Drummond
New Orleans
Rottentam
Dartmouth
Maggie M
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