Earl of Aylesford dies in Texas ranching exile
Telegraphic news from San Antonio reports the sudden death on January 13 of English nobleman the Earl of Aylesford. He had been self-exiled from England, owned a West Texas ranch near Big Springs, and traveled often to St Louis and New York. His body was sent to St Louis then New York for interment in England. The death follows a tumultuous life including a famous divorce case and associations with the Marlborough family.
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Recruiting and court martial notices for Texas units 1885
Recruits Charles Francis Hans Wolf and Ernst Ublick assigned to different Nineteenth Infantry units in San Antonio. Third Artillery and Fort Ringleod details. Major court martial to meet January 19 1885 at Fort McIntosh Texas with listed officers. Post Quartermaster at Fort Clark to service until regimental sergeant major arrives. Ordnance issues confirmed for belts at Fort Concho Fort Clark and Fort Ingold. Ladies approve of smoking Little Joker tobacco.
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Fort McIntosh
R. F. Bernard
Eighth Cavalry
H. A. Thedker
Sixteenth Infantry
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Hyda
Department
Fort Concho
Talentey
Fortinggold
Court actions and avalanches dominate front page
Salt Lake County sues former clerk Dick Bockhold for eleven thousand dollars while he counters with claims of improper auditing. Desert News editor C W Penrose sought on polygamy warrant. he remains missing. Angus L Cannon held on polyamy charge with bail set at fifteen hundred. News from Rome reports avalanches in Piedmont and Savoy burying villages including Frasino and Sparone, with deaths and a relief request to the royal treasury. Mantua performance accident injures baritone during Lee Petis Mosquatnces rehearsal.
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Lee Petis Mosquatnces
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Bray
Skating Events at Commerce Street Rink
Last night at Commerce street rink three events drew interest. Balkan beat Browder in a four running race two laps. timing not recorded. A half lap dash ended badly for Browder. Parmerly won the novelty race by walking square heel and toe one lap while Balkan did two laps. Starter was Colonel W. H. Baker with judges Mr. McFadden and a Liawr reporter.
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Browder
Parmerly
Balkan Saa
W. H. Baker
McFadden
Liawr
Men Held Over Horse Theft Case Involving Walter Scott
Walter Scott brought back his horses with a printed circular describing the two men who sold them and had both jailed on suspicion. A buyer failed to identify them, Judge Paschal urged a one day stay, and Bob Alexander connected two prisoners arrested December 20 to the theft. The suspects, Horn and Head, included an escaped convict.
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Bob Alexander
Scott
Horn
Head
Gambling Quarrel Ends With Man Shot at White Elephant
At around two in the morning a pistol shot at the White Elephant saloon wounded Charles Brice, a former cigar stand attendant, in a head near the cheek. Dr. Amos Graves treated him. Brice is said to be in serious but not necessarily fatal condition. The shooting followed a quarrel between Sam Parks and a man named Allivan over faro chips. Parks fled, later found drunk on Presa Street.
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Pell
Charles Brice
Sam Parks
Brice
Amos Graves
Parks
Allivan
Sullivan
Enice
Presa Street
Will Birdge
Bishop
Price
Death of Rev. George Laglader at Santa Rosa Hospital
The Rev. George Laglader pastor of the D’Hanis church died this morning at 4 o’clock of consumption at Santa Rosa hospital. A native of Würten Germany he was a much respected leader and will be buried tomorrow at a coastation time from San Fernando cathedral.
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George Laglader
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Wurten
Germany
San Fernando Cathedral
Deaths in Two Wards Reported in January
Records list several deaths from illness in the city wards. Francia Marglaff, 17, died of tuberculosis in the Second ward. Rafaela Cardova, 34, died in the First ward from an unspecified disease. Juana Hernandez, 3, died in the First ward from tuberculosis. Tomas Perez, 1, died in the First ward from gastric enterocolitis.
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Francia Julia Marglaff
Rafaela Cardova
Ghiebio Digttheuwa
Juana Hernandez
Tomas Perez
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