Congress notes and Senate debates on army reform
The report covers sessions of the Senate and House with debates on army efficiency legislation, civil service repeal arguments, and the Post-office Appropriation bill. It notes executive sessions, confirmations, and a pending arbitration focus, alongside scattered items from the East, West, and South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Logan
Sheridan
Ogen
House
Curtin
Harbor
Martin
Alabama
Ware
Abrahiam Lincoln
Washington
Tur
State Department
Sexaton Down
Goff
Octave Favy
Greely
Tar House Committee On Labor
Lawler
Tor
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Kansas State News Sparks Rail Charter And State Appointments
Kansas reports the Memphis and Western Railroad Company charter with a $10,000,000 capital and a Memphis to Mississippi River route through multiple counties. Gov. appointments include Regents for the Agricultural College, University Board members, and health and sanitation posts. Other items note emigration trends, Topeka land office nominations, a county presbytery meeting, Rock Island survey progress, and local incidents in Kansas towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis & Western Railroad Company
George Miller
Andrew Grogan
James A. Leaveditt
Wellington
Samuel Fleming
James Heney
Frank Mees
Arkansas City
Miller
Charles Beary
Cherryvale
Jobs Montgomery
Oswego
Allen
Kirby
St. Louis
Memphis
Mississippi
Arkansas
Missouri
Kansan
Cherokee, Labette, Montroners
Cowley
Sumner
Kingman
Pratt
Reno
Stafford
Edwards
Pawnee
Herton
Rush, Ness, Hodgeman, Trego
Gove, Lane
St. John
Wichita, Greeley
Wallace
Harper, Meade, Barbe
Comanche
Clark, Seward
Stevens and Morte
A L. Vorkes
Tussell
J. F. Billings
Clay Center
A. T. Sharpe
Ottawa
Kansas
Estabuchel
Calhoun
Cheyenne
James Shawpill
Gopher
William H. Edmonson
Laurel
Hodgeman
Alfred T. Reilley
Dixcontinue
Roach
Ronehay
Atchison
Kate C. Brensent
Topeka
Chicago
John L. Price
Wiliam C. Baird
Wea
Keeny
Fend
Serey
Eorha Valley
Uirteen
Coffeyville
W. B. Chamberlain
Humboldt
Rock Island Railroad
Grove Young Mercantile Company
Higginsville
State Historical Society
Adams
A. W. Tripp
Barnes
Her
Clendoning & Co
National Hotel
Lestenworth
Leadville
Denver
Lincoln
Leavenworth
Joe Veing
Knights of Labor strike widens across Kansas and Texas
Dispatches detail continued strike action by Knights of Labor in Parons Kansas and Fort Worth Texas. Friction with railroad officials escalates as strikers reject offers to return to work and authorities mobilize National Guard amid reports of mob activity and attempts to move trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeans Manufacturers’ Association of the
Ohio Valley
Heater
Bronson
Mich
Thomas Rollason
East Secinaw
Alva Fae
Tue Sakic
Knights of Labor Island
Chicago
Tur
Missouri Pacific
Svtem
Knights of Labor
Atchison
Sedalia
Orth Ii. Stein
Lafay
Arcase
Gould and
Moxie
Parons
Kas
Fort Worth
Tex
St. Louis
Executive Committee
Assemily
Pulte
Knights of Lavor
Tueunier
Hoxie
Goukl
Executive Boards
Tansons
Kan
Campbell
State of
Kansas
Worth
Uit
Swith
Peter Swith
Kansas City
Journal
Topeka
Martin
Parsons
Kansas National Guard
Patrick
Ottawa Company
Garnett Company
Carroll
Paola
Southern Floods Devastate Regions Across South
Reports from Nashville to Louisville detail vast property loss and chaotic disruption as the great floods wash roads and railways. Alabama river swamps counties while thousands seek safety on treetops or rafts. livestock perish and crops face massive damage, threatening widespread hardship.
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Nashville
Tenn
Alabama
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Birmingham
Queen & Crescent
Meriden
Miss
Chattanooga
Georgia
Tennessee
Mostoosr Ata
Calin
Capiba
Union Depot
Alaban
Upelika
Johnson Bridges
Tallapoosst
Capitol
Tully Tes Miles
Locisville
Pho
Four Aldermen Arrested Over Broadway Subway Bribery Case
Four New York Aldermen face bribery charges tied to the Broadway surface railroad franchise. Ex Alderman Kirk and Pearson indicted. bail set at 25000 for Kirk and 25000 for Pearson. Ex Alderman Waite, Finch and others appear in district attorney’s office as investigations widen. Tamany and County Democracy groups move to purge officials linked to the scandal.
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Voc
Newark
Tor
Grand Trunk Railway
London
Ont
New York
Capital City
Hartford and
Itre Beach
Europa
Quecue
Philadelphia Street Railway
Boston
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
New York Board of Aldermen
General Grant
Grant
Riverside
Janes P. Kink
Charles B. Waite
Walte
Troy
N. Y
Bill Porter
Mike Koartz
Alerman Palsrall
Central Office
Fulere
Vulgrai
Grand Jury
Kirk
Waite
Beiling
Finch
District Alterney
Mle Ale
Waits
Pearson
Inspector Eye
Alexander
Imerison
Tammany Committee
Kir
Fulgraft
Charles A. Dempsey
Billy Maloney
County Democracy Executive Committee
Uneasy Europe and Greek Independence Tensions
The piece notes Greek unease about its future amid European politics and the risk of war with Turkey. It mentions Greece's reported independence celebration on April 6 and fears that patriotic fervor could spur hostilities, unsettled by the Greek populace and troops.
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Lospex
Emg
Ireland
Gladstone
Pibtic
Eastern
Europe
Greece
Treychief
Athens
George
Hostilo Mavetenit
Geronimo Treachery Report Sparks Frontier Unrest
General Forsythe in Fort Apache reports Geronimo planned to fire on Crook with two battalions if surrender failed at Fort Bowle. Hostiles allegedly hid ammunition and intent to continue harassment, while questions loom about Geronimo joining Mangas or remaining north. Also mixed dispatches from St Louis describe marshals guarding the riverfront and bunko men seeking to cash checks from a cloaked gambler. White wildlife stories and a London gossip note close the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomasroye
Ariz
Forsythe
Fort Tuachuca
Crook
Tiueday
Geronimo
Fort Bowle
Ries
Geronime
Mangas
Geronino
Eas
St. Louie
Sy Loris
United States
East St. Louis
Carr Street
Fry Wharf
Eval Mee
St. Lestos
Anbeuser
Jeffersonville
Crrin
Pati
Cincinnati
Bunko
Chicago
San
Germany
Luxumberc
Franswick
Heeson
St Louis Hotel Fire Claims Several Victims in Samber Way
A Sunday morning blaze at the Planters' House in St Louis near Chestnut street injured many and killed at least three women. Rosa Sloane and Kate Dooley alerted staff. rapid response by fire teams contained flames to rear quarters. Victims Mary Cones, Mary Coogan, and Magpie Reardon died from smoke and burns. others escaped with injuries and shock as guests fled through halls and stairways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will's Point
Tex
Aurcest
Key West
Fia
United States
Brooklyn
Aspinwall
Tennessee
Galena
Yantic
Swatara
Pensacola
Birmingham
Aln
Helena
Ark
Alabama
St. Clair Theater
Fla
Tasurance
Abana Slane
Bullock County
Ala
Avearaton
Franklin
Mth
Mary Lewis
Little Rock
James River
Richmond
Ohio
T. J. Dasxey
Georgia
Atlanta
Dvn Joux Baxten
Knoxville
Tenn
Hot Springs
Hayes
INT
H. H. Emmons
St. Louis
Rosa Sloane
Kate Dooley
Rirs
James O'Connell
Mike
Frank
Placiny
Pine Street
Govvernor Phelps
Tion
Gorrmorts
Chestnut Street
Tom
Ivine
No. St
Mary Coozan
Alen
Hinen
Cone
Southern
Kitty Cessile
Mary Coogan
Magpie Reardon
Linen Department
Mag Reardon
Pine
Chestnut
Ted
Hem
Ice jam floods Mechanic Street river reach at Lancaster
Yesterday morning ice jam in Israel river near Mechanic street bridge forced water to divert, half the stream rushing down Mechanic street with debris and ice. Stewart House hotel flooded but interior items saved. Dynamite used unsuccessfully to clear jam. officials fear further flooding could destroy buildings on Mechanic street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
N. H
Israel
Mechanic Street
Stewart House
Mectranie Street
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Abilene Reflectos
Stratter & Litts
The
Daily News
Congress
William L. Alden
Rome
Charles T. Russell
Connecticut
Liverpool
S. Parkard
Samuel T. Corn
Wyoming Territory
Craze
Abraham Lin
H. M. Hoxie
Moore
Huntingburg
Ferdinand
Ind
Merchants
Carver
Minn
United States Grand Jury
Nathan L. Baker
Alien White
Oregon City
North Fairfield
Jerome Stevens
Iowa
Indiana Colonization Society
Brazil
Liberia
Indiana
Readsboro
Y.T
Gould
Chicago, Burlington & Northwestern Railway
St. Paul
St. Pau
Minneapolis
Larabee
Hall
J. H. Congdon
Point Keys
San Francisco
Tae
Tor. Pope
England
Primrove League
Bagshawe
Wits
Nachtie
Siberia
Belgian Republican League of Paris
France
Belgie
Belgium
Seb
Paris
Senegal
Toulon
Berouial
Japan
Auu
Carpenters
Geriers
Turners
Basle
Switzerland
Ginesto
Maus
Baku
Russia
Ireland Rock
Fage Island
Metilaskin
Phllips
Culebra
Panama Canal
West
Jesse Collings
Ipswich
Eng
Sim
Peesivest Geevy
Disrarenes
Annam
Guang-Bing
Ghent
Railway Committee
James Bontiy
B. Woolworth
Bowerstile
Tor Reichstag
Ins
Tore Ont
Prsidint
Tut
New Brunswick
Rrsstay
Dulgaria
Austria
Bosnia
Siatexe
Mediterraneas
LOG
Dan & Mess
United
Auraher
Astroxa
Teji
Arbio
Daibar
Uruguay
Arredondo
Castro
Alng House
California
Humboldt County
Joseph Russ
David Evans
Charles A. King
Reichstag
Tar
O'Neill
Gronae Scovnee
Gaiteau
Masia P. Evans
Myra Clark Gaines
N. P. Stack
O'Hara
Philadelphia
Cambridge
Putney
Mortlake
Thames
Ayeurnen
Dadge Perkins
House Agricultural Committee
Joseph H
American Dairymen's Association
Kansas State News
Uneasy Europe
Quartier St. Germain
Almond
Jesus
London Giole
Planters
Samber
Colorado
Font Keon
Mont
Maniana
Reconler Lee
Billings
Clark's Fork
Cook City Kairasil Company
Clark Fark Ninkeg
Ceived
Wlerthers
Montana
Nori Wromins
George W Simms
Merry Kelly
Salttown
Tonoxts
Covourz
John L. Sullivan
Toronto
Johns
Sullivan
Jehu Ware
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