South American Question New Appointments and News
A dense, multi location roundup from March 18 details weather events, political moves, labor actions, and incidents. Notable items include a heavy snow in Spar tansburg and Petersburg, civil service praise for President Cleveland, a miners convention at Straitsville accepting 50 cents per ton, demonstrations by dynamiters and socialists in Louisville, and the Oklahoma boomers camp restlessness. Additional reports cover the Mexican advance army in Chiapas, Grant’s improving condition, and a jail incident in Springer New Mexico with military escort.
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Dookestox
8. C
Spartansburg
Petersburg
Virginia
North Carolina
New Yor
Board of Trade
Cleveland
Coumsus
Straitsville
Hocking Valley
Curiaco
Springfield
Harris
Louisville
Aca Beard
Fannie Bender
George McCleary
City of Mexico
Chiapas
Barrios
Alatorre
Wasutscton
St. Louis
Ed Doolittle
John Schoubach
Hannibal
Wabash Road
Brewer
United States Circuit Court
LouisviL_e
M. Schwab
New York
A. R. Parsons
Chicago
Liederkranz
Washington
Henry A. Newman
Missouri
Labor Bureau
Newman
Missouri Bureau of Labor Statistics
Missouri Valley
Kansas City
Arkansas City
Kansas
Fort Reno
Bozeman
Montana
James Panceford
Bridges
Canyon
Schlossmann
Hazard Brothers
P. J. Smith
United States Railway Mail Service Mutual Benefit Association
Malcolm Hay
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Senate
Benjamin H. Bristow
Washincrox
Oklahoma
Weaver
Henry Clark
Indian Territory
Grant
Sartoris
Dr. Douglass
General Grant
Las Vegas
Lee Kimberly
Hearnbough
Rogers
Currie
Red River Tom
Texas
Husband Attacks Wife in Church A Scene of Fear
In ProrssorG Pennsylvania Arch street M E church William Williams a mill man struck his wife in front of worshippers then fled. He later was arrested and jailed for a hearing. He claimed he struck her to talk to a child he wanted to abduct while the wife stood by her actions and stated he had not lived with the family for two years.
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Prorssorg
Arch Street
Allegheny
M. E
William Williams
Williams
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Charles Smith Arrested for Theft at Safety Gallery
Charles Smith was arrested by Officer Martinez this morning on theft charges. He allegedly took small sums of money from a public safety incident gallery on South Flores Street near Freeman's yards. Freeman reportedly caught Smith in the act and money is missing over time.
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Charles Smith
Martinez
South Flores Street
Freeman
Matias
Recorder's Court Keeps Easter Sanitation Rows Briefly
In a tense session, Jacinta Guerta’s insult charge against rival vendor Mrs Concepcion Flores was dismissed amid flimsy evidence. Henrietta Abraham faced bias and a child protection clash, but the case was also dismissed. Mrs. Martin paid 2 dollars for violating the sanitary ordinance. A pig case against Mrs. Dresch was continued after she explained Easter plans. E Dillard’s insult charge to Ste ven Jackson was dismissed.
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Jacinta Guerta
Chile
Concepcion Flores
Henrietta Abraham
Henrietta
Martin
Dresch
Presa Street
Fourth Ward
E. Dillard
Steven Jackson
German Benevolent ladies honor Lieur with supper tickets
The Ladies of the German Benevolent society presented the Lieur with tickets to a supper at Scholz's hall on Thursday March 26 1885. Tickets cost 25 cents.
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The
German Benevolent Society
Scholz’s Hall
Moore-Wedding Ties City to Miss Lizzie Clark
Mr. F. R. Moore married yesterday in this city to Miss Lizzie H. Clark a teacher in the Third ward public school and daughter of Mr. Clark of Boerne.
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F. R. Moore
Lizzie H. Clark
Third Ward
Clark
Boerne
Calcasieu Lumber Head Opens Boerne Branch Yard
Eugene Carolan of Calcasieu lumber yard returns from a spending week at Boerne where he established a branch yard for the company. He reports crops looking especially fine and notes an abundance of pretty girls in the area.
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Eugene Carolan
Calcasieu
Boerne
Notable Tin and Sheet Iron Worker Curtin Highlighted
The Liour office was contacted this morning to commend Curtin a leading tin and sheet iron contractor. He has worked across Texas and is praised for the Dermott building cornice opposite the Sunset depot as an excellent example of his craftsmanship.
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Houston
Curtin
Texas
Sunset Depot
Baron Von Haxhausen Dies Suddenly in Houston
Baron Von Haxhausen, once chief proprietor of the New Braunfels Post, died yesterday in Houston. The journalist was a young man and had recently purchased the Texas Deutsche Zeitung in Houston.
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Baron von Haxhausen
Houston
Baron Haxhausen
New Braunfels Post
Lexas Deutsche Zeitung
Procession At St Josephs Church Marks Patron Saint Day
A morning service at St Josephs Catholic Church impressed attendees with a full mass led by Father Pfefferkorn. Before mass, a procession circled the exterior with school children robed in white and wearing floral wreaths.
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St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Father Pfefferkorn
Eighth Cavalry Band Concert Draws Poor Attendance
The Wednesday concert in Travis park yesterday afternoon drew fewer listeners than usual, due to the lowering weather. Ladies again faced seating shortages as many stood, diminishing enjoyment of the fine performance. The writer questions why the city cannot buy inexpensive iron benches for the park.
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Eighth Cavalry
Travis Park
Pocket Gatling gun on display at White Elephant show
A Parisian Gatling gun for pocket use drew attention this morning at the White Elephant exhibition. The two barreled, self cocking weapon holds 20 cartridges per cylinder and features dual triggers and patent ejective mechanism, described as formidable and capable of clearing China with two or three such guns.
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White Elephant
China
Arthur Guenther to Wed Elisa Groos Tonight
The couple will unite in marriage at Elisa Groos's Washington street home near Guenther's Upper mills with many invitations issued. A grand banner prepared by caterer Ludwi Mahneke will be displayed and discussed after the ceremony as Lieut blesses the union.
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Arthur Guenther
Elisa Groos
Washington Street
Guenther
Ludwi Mahneke
Boerne Businessman Detained After Cash Findings
A Boerne businessman who gave the name George Washington was picked up late last night and taken to police headquarters. Search revealed about 2000 dollars in cash, including 1616 in currency, 4.50 in silver, two Bankers checks for 250 and 300, a gold watch and chain, and assorted trinkets.
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Boerne
George Washington
Lockwood & Kampmann
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Senate of
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Nicaragua
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