Cattle Market Moves and Rail Records Highlight Early Texan News
From Abilene Reflector a roundup notes cattle market stiffening after Cleveland era cattle trail opening, a record Interurban trip by VP Hoxie San Antonio to Laredo in 3 hours 5 minutes, Burns relics fetch high prices in Ayr, and naval plansUpdate on Indian Territory issues Sheridan cautious on comments while Venezuela reports unrest and Chicago moves to curb Sunday picnics.
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Laredo
Cleveland
Indian Territory
Texas
Hoxie
San Antonio
International & Great Northern Railway
Sheridan
Chicago
World at Large Personal and Political
A digest of late world political and social items notes deaths and promotions, political nominations, and assorted incidents. prominent figures include Sin Moses Moxterione, Hon. Patrick A. Collins, and Emperor William. Virginia governor candidate Gestral Prez Hvos Ler. various court and municipal actions. shipping and railway accidents. labor strikes. cholera updates. and global imperial intrigues. The report interweaves biographical notes with brief disaster and political event summaries.
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Moses Moxterione
Ramsgate
Eng
Th. Tuk Corporation
Dublin
Patrick A. Collins
Boston
William
Gastein
Gestral Prez Hvos Ler
Richmond
Virginia
Henni Maye Epwanos
Laura Dons
New York
California
Titcomb
Register of the Treasury
Register Rosecrans
Bureau
J. E. Massey
KR. A. Ayres
Johm
Barbour
Lord Casxanyos
Ireland
Grandstone
England
Norway
Thomas Brassey
Sunbeam
Stancey Henstey
Eighth Kansas Veterans Regimental Reunion Planned
The circular to surviving members lists Co A 1s B 30 and others, seeks missing names, and announces a reunion in Topeka September 2nd during General Soldiers' Reunion, with details from railroad agents. president Jona Martin urges attendance for a grand gathering.
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Eighth Kansas
Eighth Kansas Volunteers
Dkar
Leavenworth
Topeka
Kansas
Wth
Durin
PST
Jon A. Martin
Deuny
Whitney and Roach Views on Roach Assignment
Secretary of the Navy Whitney outlines enforcement of contracts with John Roach and proposes a fair settlement method. He notes government funds and unpaid bills, urges a joint meeting with Gruntard, Roach’s counsel, and the Attorney General to reach a within-his-authority solution.
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Secretary of the Navy
Roach
Wasursotos
Whitney
George W. Gruntard
John Roach
New York
Washington
Lawner
Eral
Cattle Order Extension Discussed After Proclamation
From Washington on July 28 the President and Secretary Lamar weigh extending beyond the forty days to remove cattle from Cheyenne and Arapahoe lands. Cattlemen seek more time and a delegation has met with officials while General Miles travels from Fort Reno to Fort Leavenworth. No fixed extension date exists yet. The administration notes possible precedent for other reservations.
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Wacsntsetox
Lamar
Cheyenne
Arapahoe
Sherilan
Secretary of the Interior
Kan
A. Miles
Long Ar
Fort Reno
Supply
Fort Leavenworth
Chapman
United States
Lee
General Grant's Disease A Dr Shrady Review
Extracts from Dr Shrady's article on General Grant's throat disease and facial cancer, outlining onset timing in June 1334, the March 7 consultation, thick yellow exudate, and progression with palate loss. It covers treatments including lodoform applications, cocaine, Hedclover, and notes on prognosis, diagnosis, and speculative role of tobacco use.
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Shrady
New York
Grant
Barker
Douglas and Sands
Mr. McGregor
Storm battered Monona Lake assembly disturbed by elements
Monona Lake Assembly near this city endured two severe wind and rain storms in two days. Tents were blown over and the tabernacle damaged as boats on the lake carried frightened passengers to safety. One sailboat capsized but no serious injuries were reported.
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Isle Royale
Cooley, Lovague & Co
Duluth
Port Arthur
Suaick Island
W. B. Walker
Samuel J. Dalton
Aberdeen
Miss
Starkville
Memphis
Evansville
Ind
W. J. Rains
Lovelady
Tex
Tenn
Gayoso Street
Salo, Cole& Co
Gayoso and
Hernando
United States
Donia
Spain
State Department of Washington
Australia
New Zealand
England
Brindisi
Suez Canal
San Francisco
Mannaville
N. Y
Church of the Disciples
Pall Mall Gazette
London
Rey Sursey
Kansas
Chicago & Indianapolis Air Line
Louisville, New Albany & Chicago
Delphi
Robinson
Cartis
Munster Bank
Ireland
Farquharson
Dublin
Westinghouse Air Brake Company
Pittsburgh
Huesca
Brownwood
Cisco
Brown, Bonnell & Co
Youngstown
Amalgamated Association
Tennsix
France
Rodez
Aregon
Bayarp
Marseilles
Jerome E. Maxxixo
Court of Alabama Claims
Mace
Cleveland
Siberian
Joliet
Suh
House of Commons
Croton
New York
William Cunningham
Timothy Harrington
Belle
Metis
Iuc
Cairo
Osman Digna
Kassala
Wales
Nurmther
Dr. Wales
Grerce Wrsox
Charles Davis
Mathilde Jones
Clyde
Turk’s Island
Havana
Mexico
Cuba
Genera Grant
Mt. McGregor
Beck
R. H. Jackson
Crarces L. Skannon
Baltimore
Interior Department
Washington
Registrar-General
America
Fargo
Dnk
Glyundon
Tuer
Boer Republic of South Africa
St. Lucia Bay
Leadville
Denver
Toronto
Can
Esplanade
Victoria
B.C
Texas & Pacific
Hien
Regine
NS. W
Texarkana
Rieherd Phelan
Pittsburch
Phrygia
TSO
Commercial Bank of
Suffolk
Madrid
Amd
Monona Lake
Lightning Strikes Grant Cottage Area At Saratoga
Terrific thunderstorm at Mount Me-Grant Cottage arc knocked- senseless Gen R H Jackson Col A Butterbeck and Mrs Fox near Congress Park. Telegraph wires and hotel arch were damaged. 5000 observers saw viewing remains as storm closed and police inspected damages.
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Mt Me— Gregor
Grant Cottage
McGreeon
Joly H
Hotel Baimorsl
R. H. Jackson
Fort Niagara
A. Butterbeck
Company A
Fifth Artillery
Governor’s Island
General Jackson
Streck
Moontall
Beck
Jackson
Saratoga
Saertorix
Fred Grant
Mr. Grant
National Monument
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Abilene
Trotafr Bros
Afocr
Tuledo
Merthyr
Trdvil
Burns
Ayr
Scotland
Barns Cottage
Hamilton Nimmo
Naval Board
Jefferson
Chiesto
Venezuela
Carbobo
Trujillo
Cuomana
Barcelona
Nirgua
Andes
Port Cabello
Maron A. M. Mitten
Mississippi River
Missouri
Miller
Missouri River
Mississippi
Osage River
Daily News
State News
Peser
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New Orleans
Pusey
Devore
Tur
Finney
State
Reform School
Finney County
J. G. Bradley
Wetmore
W. T. Ferguson
Corning
Barrow
Thomas M. Foote
Black Wolf
F. G. Fransen
Randolph
John L. Hall
Colony
J. W. Wilson
Brookville
Geuvert
Bronght Posey
Montgomery
Chatauqua
Cowley
Sumner
Harper
Barber
Comanche
Clark
Meade
Seward
Winfield
Elgin
Howard
Wellington
Anthony
William Suter
Junction City
Fort Kearney
A. S. Hatce
Whiting
Jackson County
Christine Thompson
Vesta
Clark County
Hiller
Hitler
George C. Rembauzh
Vics
South Topeka
John Ritchie
Leavenworth County
Whitney and Roach
Wasarxatos
General Rosecrans
Atlasta
Muscatine
Georgia Pacific
Atlanta
William Barry
Miss Smith
George Willams
Walker
Wasuketox
W. D. Helm
Washington Courier
Hallet Kilbourne
R. HL. Sylvester
W. Scott Towers
T. J. Brady
Brady
Helm
Stilson Hutchins
Concmecs
Wagner
Sheehan
Wasnixstoy
D. C
Joseph Nicholson Harris
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Kissingbury
Arctic
Harris
Nicholson
United States Navy
Academy
A. Kelat
General Grant
Monument
Grace
Geo. Ehret
Staten
Ateral Grant
Ted Tates
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Collrster A. Antheh
We. K GmAce
Fasincos Pri. i. TY. Greener. A
Mand
Hor
Crivetaxp
Maud S&s
Glenville
Maud 5
Balr
Abe
Muad 8
Bonner
Dubuque
Donavece
Albee
W. G. Waters
Cile
Curcaco
Ilt
Ben Coleman
Kate Collins
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