Explosion of fire damp in Marcinelle mine kills eighteen
Abilene Reflector reports a blast in a Marcinelle France coal mine that killed eighteen workers. Other items note rheumatism for Jerrenson Davis, a bucketshop bill in Texas, theft by a confidence man in Milwaukee, Rewas’s acceptance by the College of France, and various U.S. and international events. The column includes stockyard disease in Chicago sheep, philanthropy in Cincinnati, a new brake by Amecnasr, a sank riverboat near Waterproof Louisiana, and updates on Arctic’s ice-bound voyage, a Richmond arrest for defalcation, and tributes to Assistant Secretary Clark. Also covered are Arab news from Paris, copyright advocacy, Aspinwall mail losses, and Land Office suspensions on public-land entries.
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General Land Office
Land Office
Nebraska
Colorado
Ute Reservation
New Mexico
Wyoming
Nevada
Minnesota
Pacific Railroad
Chicago, Milwaukee & Minnesota Railroad
Colon
Central America
Ameer
England
Afghanistan
Art
Arkansas City
Kan
Couch
Lamar
Berlin
Paris
France
China
Anthony Comstock
Chicago
Loyal Society For the Suppression of Vice
Nicsoas Bert
US States
Canada
New York
Apain
Jowett
New Orleans
Panama
Kane
Galena
Aspinwall
Pope, Cole & Co
Baltimore
de Frevoixet
Grevy
Senate
Cleveland
Tar
Kentucky
Rowan County
Grant
Washington
Sheridan
British Northwest
Riel
Tuonntos & Mawry
Leicester
Pan Handle
Pennsylvania
Cincinnati
Rarutios
Salvador
Tamuar
Graham
Chaffee
Peris
Patehili
Formosa
Tonquin
Franer
Fedlly
Murphy's Book
Pittscurch
Whitney
Barrios
Lanz Son
Herbinger
Gorraxon Mansapexe
Bland
Norman J. Colman
Callaway County
Comte de Paris
Duc de Chartres
Naples
Repubiic
Marinpool
Sea of Agor
Salt Lake
Taylor
Cannon
Utah
Yorkshire
Derbyshire
Congress in Executive Session and Public Notices
Senate actions include a recess committee plan to cut contingent expenses, confirmation of nominees led by Postmasters, and a resolution to suppress a spurious post roads report. Personal and miscellaneous items follow with political nominations, Grant health notes, and a wide mix of national events and incidents.
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Xux Senate
Senate
Allison
Saulsbury
Congress
van Wiek
Jones
Fde
Heaith
General Grant
Ted Motion
Sherman
Maine Allison
Mintz
Plumb
Miller
New York
Cockrell
Harris
Payne
Henry G. Pearson
New York City
Charles &. Cook
McPherson
Kan
Albert Shepherd
Waverly
Norman J. Colman
St. Louis
Mervan
Secretary of the Interior
Ingalls
Committee On Post Offices
Sige Die
Kansas State News Highlights Achaic Local Turmoil
A Kansas City wire reports the Sixth Street Bridge tragedy at Wraddotte where Michael Voster leaped into the Kaw River and drowned after domestic troubles. Other items note a new State Board of Health formation, reformatory commission appointments, county postmasters, temperance leadership, and regional rail changes amid a flood of miscellaneous bulletins.
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Michael Voster
Sixth Street
Kaw River
Wraddotte
St. Louis
Governon Mantix
Kansas
Youn Man
Industrial Reformatory Commissioners
John Severance
Axtell
Marshall County
J. E. Hearbrake
Abilene
Dickinson County
Ed. R. Smith
Mound City
Lina County
Lovaty Prison
Charles H. Guibor
Beloit
A. P. Forster
Fort Scott
D. Sutter
Perry
L. Milton Welch
la Cygne
D. W. 5Mont
Topeka
H. S. Roberts
Manhattan
T. A. Wright
Americus
G. H. Scumser
Newton
Union Depot
Kansas City
Illinois
Hannibal & St. Joseph Road
Scribner
Bently
John Surtice
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Howerd
Emporia
Howard
Florence and Douglas
Commaxone County
New Stae Board of Pardons
Trego County
A. P. Foster
State Homeopathic Medical Society
State Board of Health
Ternor
J. W. Jenny
Salina
G. H. Johnson
Atchixon
W. I. Lebenck
Tak
Kansas State Temperance Union
Philip Krohn
Atchison
Ewell
Sumner County
John G. Chism
Heast Ford County
Howard A. Hoskins
Mumford
Barber County
Daniel McArthur
Rockton
Wabaunwe County
Agnes Hill
Wendell
Edwards County
Frederick G. Mel‘ette
Wilkie
Crawford County
John Bredehoff
Bitterton
Lyon County
Olpa
B. A. Flusche
Gmanp
Atchison Champion
Edward Downer
Seattle
Wash
Ter
Edgar Downard
Matthew Schilling
Thomas County
George W. Scott
Butler County
George B. Holmes
McPherson
Albert Chastain
Dan Dudley
Wyandotte
Ma. Scamnox
Pittsburg
STI
W. C. Webb
Superior Court of
Shawnee Coun
Riels Rebellion Press Report From Battleford
Advices from Battleford indicate escalating violence as Northwest Indians and half breeds move to seize company stores. Four instructors killed, barracks attacked, stores burned, cattle seized, and Stony and Duck Lake forces joining, with Colonel Herschner marching east with 70 mounted police. Wires broken. Kiell rumored to command about 1000, half of them Indians.
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Wisskee
Battleford
Poundmaker’s Reserve
Hudson Bay Company
Baytleford
McDonald
Winnipeg
Riel
Prince Albert
Riel Well Equippert
Winstere
McKay
Jason Kay
Met
Diack Lake
Huon Bay Company
Stony Reserve
Herschner
Regina
Duck Lake
Winnipee
Hersehmer
Fort Pile
Edmonton
Kiell
Wissirno
Billy
Herschel
Medicine Hat
South Saskatchewan
Missing ex Governor Fletcher seen in Denver
The Fletcher family relief came with a telegram from A J Lanson ex Att Gen of Colorado stating Governor Fletcher has been staying at the Windsor Hotel in Denver for several days and left there on the 25th for urgent business. He departed St Louis on the 21st without warning. The search was escalated as days passed with no word.
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Filley
Repubican Party
St. Louis
Chauncey L Filley
A. Leo Exort
Maryland
Alexander H. Lawton
Russia
Grant
Fletcher
Laredo
Tex
N. J. Copmay
Washington
S. Cox
Zanesville
Ohio
Denver
Col
March
Ohl
A. J. Lanson
Attorne Jeral
Colorado
Windsor Hotel
Cal
Pleteher
Sampson
Kvrsta
Resala
Lord Granville
Lointon
M.de Glers
Bussit
England
de Giers
Earl Granville
Beundary Commission
Nihilsheni
Jama
Penjdeb
le Giers
Stee A Pauw
Ferry
Grevy
M. Ferry
Ams
Diert
Lao Son
Hanoi
Ist
Europeus
Endeavorsia
Negrier
Hove
Across the Water. Paris and Hanoi war updates
Telegraphed dispatches report French forces near Cha, Lang Son, and Hanoi with mixed gains and evacuations. China accepts peace terms with reservations on evacuation dates, while new French ministry maneuvers stir Paris chambers amid a volatile political scene.
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Strother Bros
Jrrent
Marcinelle
Jerrenson Davis
Texas
Wirh
George H. Ide
Milwaukee
Rewas
College of France
West
Davi R.siston
Art Museum
Amecnasr
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Tuel
R. R. Springer
Waterproof
Louisiana
Arctic
Grand Haven
Mich
Macsuat Husnes
Richmond
United States
Lawak
Clark
Interior Department
Atow Naddara
M. Sanna
Mecca
Oue American Copyright League
Bishop Potder
EC. Stedman
Parke Godwin
Edward Eagleston
Thorndyke Rice
Robert Collyer
Charles Dudley Warner
John Bigelow
Pearson
South Pacific
Pacific Coast
South America
The
Daily News
Central Pacific
Goshen
Southern Pacific Company
San Francisco
Cranes I. Ruce
Long Island
Himan H. Kourrox
Wall Street
Commissioners of Charities and Corrections
Hoe
Port of
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Osman Digua
Oliver Brothers & Parties
South Side Mills
Pittsburgh
Oliver & Roberts
Blue Emery
Greene County
biIs Pancu
Battieford
Seaboard Trunk Limes
Mason Dewees
Haines
Ilinois
Powise
Odessa
Place de F Opera
Onsox P. Arnold
A.M. Masser
Indianapolis
Brows
Iowa
Sparks
Lands Office
Max
Buffalo
Dispatch
Tennessee
West Indies
Aail
Aspin
Kansas State News
Pants
Chamber of Deputies
Credit
Red River
Messares
Clemenceau
Duvol Ami Ribert
M. Perry
Kevy
Taisant
Dela Fosse
de la Fosse
Negrie
Berze
Goulaix
Laneson
Glovamelil
Pha Choan
Ministe
Henri Brisson
Brisson
de Freyeinet
Jie
Lang Son
Rentes
Payama
Ster and Hernia Bulletin
Calun
Conner
Pavilie Mail Company
Dow
Pacific Mail Company
Wright
United
Lin
Cat
Dill
San Salvador
San Liseeran
Sax Saryapou
Maret SL
Cttateasala
Sap Salvador
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Aue
Guatemala
Nicarazua
Costa Kea
Wiertme
W. Va
Doddridee
United States Navy
Honduras
Wasatserox
Adainson
Preston
Consul Wright
Lane
Secretary of State
Secretary of the Navy
Key West
Swatara
Alliance
Key Weat
Bayard
Adaimson
Panama Cauntcred
Buena Ventura
Aiapora
Cuartel
Boyaca
Aizpura
Washyarox
Steamshi
Panama Nail- Toad Company
Bax Bee
Torres
Flomturas
Tnt
Dr. Shrady
Pr Shruiy
Fort Surry
Ars
Blue Duck
Eine Douck
Indian Territory
John Wyrick
Bine Dock
Wyrick
Weyrick
Done Dong
Deoquan
Calmel Desbardes
le Paris
Campbell
Robert Hart
Carcy
Frater
Tsin
Emmerce
Hoxe Koxe
Phen Heo
Fisher's Islands
Formos
Tate
Tuesdy
Tumultonu
M. Joliebois
Chie
Henri Brishen
Chamber
Cnme
Chamber of
Resata
Ruesia
Vossielee Zeltuany
Baltic
Fedage Poupeielly
Nicoliell
Terpetu
Boldiara
Lara
Minnesota Iron Company
Wilson Line
Propellers
Transitine
Marication
Stone
Thee Lower
Tue Harbors
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