Perjury Sentences for Two Wisconsin Women
In Madison Wisconsin in municipal court Mrs Rebecca Merrant of Barbado and Mrs Margaret M Cody of Mitchell Dakota pleaded guilty to perjury. Each woman was sentenced to two years in the state prison. They held infants during sentencing and pleaded for mercy for their babies.
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Fire at Cincinnati printing house leaves many dead and injured
A massive blaze at Sullivan printing works on Sixth Street Cincinnati causes 17 deaths and many injuries. Eight women and girls jump from the fifth floor. rescuers discover ten bodies on the fifth floor and one on the fourth. Gun-ported heroism and tragic loss terrify families as relief efforts begin.
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Kittie
Mary Leahan
Katie Lowry
Lizzie Meyer
Anna McIntyre
Fannie Norton
Katie and
Mary Putnam
John Sullivan
Lillie Wynn
Will Bishop
Leahan
Royal Gorge Awe Captured in Colorado Train Ride
A San Antonio Light report from Gunnison Colorado on May 11 1885 describes a Denver and Rio Grande train ride into the Royal Gorge of the Arkansas River. Passengers board an observation car and witness towering granite walls up to three thousand feet high, a roaring river, and a sense that nature’s vastness surpasses language.
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Bert
Horse and buggy scare on Presa street ends safely
Yesterday on Presa street a horse driven by Mr. Ben Mauermann shied at a white gate and wheeled sharply. He leapt from the buggy, grabbed the horse by the head, and quieted the startled animal without injury.
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Novelty Farewell Benefit for Mrs Katzenberger at Casino Hall
A novelty concert as a farewell benefit for Mrs Annie Katzen berger is set for Wednesday May 27 at the Casino hall. Performers include Miss Marie Lacoste Mrs F Herst Dr Favre Pieczonka the Kempa orchestra Mendelissohn Marx Braunkhorst Professor Barbour Guerrera and others.
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Casino Hall
Marie Lacoste
F. Herst
Mre
Favre
Pieczonka
Kempa Orchestra
Messrs
Mendelissohn
Marx
Braunkhorst
Barbour
Guerrera
Military Orders for Confinement Transfer to San Antonio
The commanding officer Fort McIntosh Texas will forward under guard to the post of San Antonio Texas to arrive on the 22nd inst all named military convicts and all papers required by Army Regulations 939 plus a statement of conduct since confinement in each case Warren P Price late private
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Warren P. Price
Eighth Cavalry
Thomas P. Fant
Third Artillery
Quartermaster’s Department
Leavenworth Military Prison
William Robinson
Tenth Cavalry
D. T
William ©. Mentenhall
Twenty-Fourth Infantry
D.T
Henry Bresnahan
Componen B
Sixteenth Infantry
Henry Maloney
M. Sixth Cavalry
D.'T
Fort Concho
Fort Davis
A. Rt
James Brown
Samuel ‘Igley
Ninth Cavalry
Henry L. Lake
Emil Appell
W. V. Richards
Transferred prisoners and cavalry guard orders amid Floresville notes
The Quartermaster's department will furnish transport for guards and prisoners designated by Army authority to Leavenworth and Fort Concho. Prisoners include William Robinson, William Mentenhall, Henry Bresnahan, and Henry Maloney. Additional orders assign Emil Appell to Company K, Sixteenth Infantry, and First Lieutenant W. V. Richards to Fort Concho. Floresville prospects and local booster notes. Genesis text excerpt follows.
A Finland Girl's Ordeal and the Letter of Citizenship
A Saint Louis Globe-Democrat notice explains that a Finland girl must visit a clergyman for a sacrement and obtain a recommen dation, then see a physician for a certificate of permission to stay absent a set number of years. The fee is about $20. returning on time preserves citizenship, while staying away longer results in erasure from the official record and loss of citizenship.
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