Illinois and national politics and crime notes
Springfield reports no election in the Logan Morrison series and multiple civil service and fiscal topics. Washington covers Taylor bill opposition and silver coinage inquiry, plus Oklahoma lands penalties and post office fee disputes. Cuiaco notes a Weed embezzlement rumor and Bloomington post office case outcome. Salt Lake recalls Alta snow slide rescues and casualties with ongoing dangers and inquest. London reports Mahdi peace notes and English reactions. Indianapolis highlights post office expense data and a church protest over Masonic dedication. San Antonio editor responds to anti Mexican sentiment and calls for fair justice.
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CuicaGco
Springfield
J. A. Logan
W. R. Morrison
E. M. Haines
Frank Lawler
J. H. Ward
John Smith
Washington
Representative Millard
Committee On Reform In the Civil Service
Representative Taylor
Civil Service of
United States
Cleveland
House
Senate
Oklahoma
Loxpon
el Mahdi
England
Musselmen
Mahomet
Cuiiaco
Charles M. Weed
Commission
Milmine, Bodman & Co
Chicago
Montreal
Weed
Indianapolis
Bloomington
Illinois
Treasury
Postoffice Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Representative Dockery
Washington Monument
Congressional Commission
Potomac
Webster
Salt Lake
Alta
Earl
Wedding at Krisch Hall Unites John Webb and Bertha Krisch
Justice Max Neuendorf officiated last night at Krisch hall Corner of North Flores and Houston streets as John Webb wed Bertha Krisch. Guests included Emma Wolfram Minnie Lerich Rudolph Krisch and William Wagner. A wedding supper toasts and a dance followed with many gifts listed to the bride.
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Krisch Hall
North Flores
Houston
Max Neuendorf
John Webb
Bertha Krisch
Emma Wolfram
William Wagner
Minnie Lerich
Rudolph Krisch
W. E. Jones
R. BE. Becker
Emma Krisch
William Hoefling
John Nause
Miss Mar
Missing cargo from Mexican merchant on West Commerce Street
A Mexican merchant on West Commerce Street reported that a shipment from Monterey containing fancy articles, cigars, and cigarettes was stolen. About 90 cigarette packs and 600 cigars are missing. Some items were later found with a colored porter at the International and Great Northern freight depot, suspected of opening cases for personal use. No arrest yet, but guards watch the porter’s actions.
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West Commerce Street
Monterey
International
Great Northern
Local Court Docket Short Takes On Names And Fines
A local court record lists several small cases. Mrs W B Deaton had a chimney flue cleaning issue dismissed. Antonio Gonzales fined $5 for insulting language. Charles Reynolds cited for insulting language and throwing stones. Tom Scanlon fined $5 for drinking. William Palmer fined $2 for leaving teams. Procedural notes mention dismissals and minor penalties.
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W.B. Deaton
Tony
F. Winston
Antonio Gonzales
PB Sullivan
Charles Reynolds
Chem A Nichols
Tom Scanlon
William Palmer
Emma Abbott Delights San Antonio Crowd In La Traviata
Emma Abbott drew a large selective audience at Turner hall in San Antonio for La Traviata. Critics praised her acting and voice, with Alfred Germont and Signor Tagliapietra also lauded. fans expect another big turnout for Rigoletto as the tour continues.
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Emma Abbott
San Antonio
Turner Hall
Miss Abbott
Alfred Germont
Castle
George Germont
Tagliapietra
Gilda
Signor Tagliapietra
Gresonner
Missing Maidens In A Plaza Ride Ended In Social Reunions
Two young ladies visiting a city family left for a walk and did not return by 11. Their hosts sent two young men to search, who then joined two other ladies and rode in a hack. They stopped for Mexican supper on Military plaza and later found their escorts.
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Military Plaza
Missing Sun Set railway conductor feared lost on West hunting trip
Mr Thomas Simpson a former Sun set railway conductor left with friends for a hunting trip out West and became separated. Alderman Lockwood received a report from Sabinal canyon that he had not been found. An old man near Kennedy's pasture heard distant cries but ignored them. Kennedy's pasture is being searched for any trace of him while his wife and friends fear for his safety. Separately Rev V Ostrom retired Episcopal minister died yesterday and was buried today with Episcopal rites at the city cemetery.
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Mattie Hickey
Timothy Madden
Jeremiah Ragen
D. B. Evans
James Wilson
Barney Gilson
Lord
Edward Ballou
Andrew White
Frederick Culmer
Mr. Heist
Ballou
Keist
Hewitt
Johnson
Alta
Superior Gulch
Samuel Prescott
Ranger
J. White
McDaniels
San Antonio Light
Express
Leon
the Express
Sucharticles
Joe Grimsinger
Peter Johnson
Pees Johnson
Arrizo
Thomas Simpson
Sunset Railway
Alderman Lockwood
Sabinal Canyon
Joe Simpson
Kennedy’s Pasture
Simpson
Emma Abbott Opera Company presents Rigoletto cast
Emma Abbott will sing Gilda with Signor l agliapietra as Rigoletto and Miss Annandale as Maddalena. Signor Fabrini of Mapleson Opera appears as the Duke in a strong Verdi night. Further mentions preview Mignon and Sonnambula with Abbott and the prima donnas. Funeral notices follow for Rachel Brooks and Luciano Ximines.
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Emma Abbott
Gilda
Signor Fabrini
Lute
Mapleson Opera Company
Miss Annandale
Madalena
Signor ‘L'Agliapietra
Rioletto
Verdi
Abbottini
Annandale
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iLadies
Berlin
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Germantown
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Commerce St
San Antonio, Tex
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San Antonio, Texas
Telegraphic News
Utah Town
Mlinois
Masons
Recorder's Court
Miss Emma Abbott
Simms & Samuels
Mark Grayson
Merry Maidens
Cavalier
Cultured
Queen of
Song
Mlacghor Aclid ID
John J. Burke
Annie Clipton
Clifford & Nealey
Burke & Davene
Nealey
Wn. Xclifford
Clifton
Annie
Fashion Orchestra
Simpson Missing
V.8. Ostrom
Episcopal Church
Rock Quarry Road
Emma Abbott Opera Company
Rachel Brooks
Luciano Ximines
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