Editorial Notes on Joseph Wasson and Miscay History
Editorial notes discuss Joseph Wasson of United States ansul at San Blas Mexico dying April 18 after two months in San Juancho, noting his mining and political work in Mono County Nevada. Also covered are a Salt Lake polygamist arrest, church legal changes in Ohio, California land entries in Butte County, and assorted political commentary from Chicago and New York papers.
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Joseph Wasson
United States
San Blas
Mexico
nat place
San Jancho
Nevada
Mono county
de Free Press
Joe
Recordun
Sault Lake
onnolly
Connolly
Trish Morroun
Hewana Wyer
Ingham
Backed by Pacific Railroads Writ Affects Subsidy Policy
Eastern Dispatches reports a forthcoming circular directing the end of withholding funds for branch lines of Pacific railroads, signaling a shift away from subsidy roads. The piece notes legal maneuvering, including a likely Supreme Court stance unfavorable to Thurman law, and hints at settlement tactics by the Secretary rather than a full hearing. It also mentions a defamation suit against Rev. Florence McCarthy, a long foot journey by Mrs. Mary Janey to California, and ongoing saloon and labor actions in several towns.
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Pacific
Wasuixeton
pacific railroads
Brewster
Teller
Union Pacific
Supreme Court
Thurman
St. NEW York
Florence McMarthy
St. Cecelia's
Brooklyn
Daniel Cronen
McCarty
Lronen
Pawraw
Mich
Mary Janey
California
Beckman House
Move for Extradition and Informed Suspect Proceedings
Foreign Telegraph reports Peter Tynan in London coordinating with police to become an informer. In Ireland, King ston Healy and Gibney face renewed arraignment for conspiracy to murder Poole. Teanigy testifies on the Vigilance Murder Circle. remanded for a week. George Smith released after agreeing to emigrate. London fund to aid Deserted Families to assist those involved in Irish murder trials. Possible US cable on Walsh and Sheridan arrest. Lawrence Lanson found guilty of attempting to murder juror Denis Field. sentenced to life penn servitude.
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Dustin
Peter Tynan
London
Kingston
Healy
Gibney
Poole
Teanigy
George Smith
Lonnos
Thisd National Party
Irelands
America
Briliyn
Depuy
Lawrence Lanson
Denis Field
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Various 19th Century News Bits Across World Trade and Crime
A mixed bulletin notes potential Pennsylvania iron workers strike on June 1, a test voyage of the Bamberg steamer Africa from New York to Leith and Hamburg, and social events including a Manhattan Club dinner for Congressman Sumner. Reports of accidents, robberies, factory arrests in Cronstadt, rail and road developments, a London fire at Freemasons Hall, and political disputes over oaths and bills. Also mentions a Boston paper agent’s failure, a lawsuit for alimony damages, and an advertising blurb for Parker’s Ginger Tonic with testimonials.
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Charles A. Sumner
California
Manhattan Club
New York
Cox
Alfred Parssna
New York bucks
Charles L. Logan
Freemasons
Queen street
London
Bradlaugh
London Duty News
Orrin F. Smith
Boston paper manufacturers
Asult
Eli Johnson
Brooklyn
Henry A. Higley
Plymouth Church
Boston Telegraphic Briefs Score and Factory Start
In Boston on the fourth day, Heroes lead Bicycles 623 to 605. A Boston rubber shoe factory restarted after two idle months, employing 2,000 workers.
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Boston
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ALLIN G. BRAGG
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Associaton
Butte County
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Edward Gilert
Atte
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Kansas
Chicago
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abor
pew
Denver
France
Africa
DUBLIN
The
Freeman's Tournat
York
England
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
Dan Marnes
Iowa
PETERSBURG
Pitsauno
Josephia Gifford
FOREIGN TELEGRAPH
THE GAZETTE
Loxuox
Walsh
Sheridan
NEW TODAY
DAVID CROCKETT
A. A. LONGLEY
RENO
JAN MATHEWS
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C.F. MOELLER
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VIRGINIA
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A. MOTLEY
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California Architect and Building News
Geo H. Wolfe
Montgomery street
San Francisco
Washoe City
Hono
MARTIN
Real tate
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Wevada
A.C. NEALE
Virwinia
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Joseph T. Inman
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Bax
Shattuck & Fletcher
Japan
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Myer’ DrugsStore
Virginia street
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Takor
sivelf
Fred
Kolster
PALACE RESTAURANT
COMMERCIAL ROW
RENO, NEW
PALACE & ARCADE
LEMERY
FONTAINE
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A, LINDLEY & CO
GROOPERS
CROCKERY
Sacramento
Boca Beer’ Depot
Meele
Becker haliding
Xeno
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MARTIN & AUGUSTINE
Buccessors
Borry & Boyd
A.T-CLARIE
RENO FOUNDRY
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NEW
Superior Hill Castage gus
ANDRAW FRASER
Pennsylvania
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Leith
Mamburg
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Willard
Spokane
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Parker
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box Penth street
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Barnett's
loettt
boss ranch
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RS. Wiegell
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Baycock
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J. Hall
Hall & Painter
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E. C. LAADBETTER
Condon & Metatexts
Jamber yard
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CHAPIN
Wheeler & Wilson
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maria Steve Wood
WASHOE MILL & LUMBER Co
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J.B GATES & CO
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Raymond
Waltham
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Osburn & Shoemaker
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RENO, NEVADA
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