Various World News Briefs From 1880s Dispatches
A collage of short notes reports on political shifts and legal changes US officials in new roles Denmark's press law impact on editors and newspapers frontier military movements in Arizona and California the Grand Chute gas well disaster theft of a Stradivarius violin and a light social scene with the President, a laborer, and a dignitary crowd. minor notes on San Domingo elections and regional conflicts.
News of the Week Personal and Political
A sweeping survey itemizes political rumors and obituaries, noting ex governors, ministers, and diplomats. It reports shipwrecks, fires, floods, and social unrest, with multiple political campaigns and appointments across the United States and abroad, including Kentucky, Ohio, Liberia, and Egypt. The piece highlights legal cases, accidents, and notable societies amid a broad political and social panorama.
Kansas State News Roundup From Topeka and Vicinity
Kansas State News outlines releases from the State Historical Society, census data for Sheridan County, and local postmaster appointments across Kansas. It notes the third volume of the Society’s Transactions, Wilson’s Creek anniversary events, railroad finance, city notices, accidents, and public-interest items from Topeka, Leavenworth, and surrounding counties.
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F. G. Adams
The
State Historical Society
Kansas
Topeka
Kansas Territory
Reeder and Shannon
Wilson's Creek
Lesrvenworth
Deitzler
Sheridan County
St. Ananias Club
Charles E. Monell
Kirwin
John A. Werner
Eustis
Grand View
Morris County
Delavin
Henry Kingman
Bluffton
Ottawa County
Dean
Reno County
Norton County
J. N. Anderson
Heber
Cloud County
C. B. Messer
Olesbough
Pottawatomie
J. Spangler
Orie
Sumner County
Penny and
Richmond
Thomas Love
Spencer Station
Northwestern Literary and Historical Society of
Iowa
Glick
Denver, Memphis & Atlantic Railroad
Register of Deeds
Larned
Pawnee County
Gould
Kansas Realstate Association
Junction City
J. H. Lreas
Dickinson County
Tue
Smith M. Palmer
Sallice
John M. Hodge
Harper
Cunningham,ton & Walton Street Railway Company
Lane County
Shunganunga Creek
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Missouri Pacific
Wetmore
Central Branch
Kansas, Colorado & Pacific Railway
Crawford County
Colorado
Pacific Coast
California
Bent
Robert Pugh
Mount Liberty
Hisxr Broonix
Leavenworth
Jeab Omay
Torexa
Washington Waifs and News Notes From the Capital
A compact digest of national developments from Washington with emphasis on Mexican tensions, cabinet deliberations, postmaster compensation, export values for breadstuffs, War Department disbursing concerns, and government revenue gains. The dispatches note Mexico's wary stance, fiscal requisitions, and a sharp July revenue surge.
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Wasurxerox
Palaccia
Spain
New York
Mexico
United States
Wasutsatos
Ang
Treasury Department
Bureau of Statistics
Wasi
E. M. Lawton
War Department
Secretary of War
Washington
Wholesale poisoning case tied to eleven deaths in Sommivinur
A mass case in Sommivinur reports Mrs Sarah Jane Robinson and Thomas R. Smith charged with poisoning eleven people for financial gain. Mrs Robinson’s son William died of convulsions. stomach analysis pending. Both accused remanded with high bail and held in jail awaiting trial.
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Sommivinur
Mass
Sarah Jane Robinson
Mrs. Robinson
Smith
Mexican Court Convicts Cutting for Cross Border Libel
The official Mexican diary publishes Judge Zubia’s ruling that Cutting’s defamation began in Mexico and continued in Texas and Mexico. It holds that distribution on Mexican soil fulfilled the crime, with prior Texas publications read aloud as part of the same offense. A U S envoy report is denied by state and department officials.
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Dixcunsa
Mexico
Diarie
Zubia
Paso del Norte
Texas
el Centinella
el Paso Sunday Herald
Medina
Ellen- Huella
Fno
Cotting
el Paso
Zubin
Cutting
A. P. Cushing
Thuas Cutting
Chihuahua
Bar
Esvoy
Wasnrsieroy
Bayari
Washington
Porter
General Joe Johnston on Railroad Inspection Tour
General Joseph E Johnston United States railway commissioner arrived in Oreana Nebraska for annual inspection of Union and Central Pacific lines. Officials Walker and Warne with his office have examined books. twenty five percent of rail tolls go to the government under the act. Also notes Count Usagi of Japan and a violent incident near Memphis with two dead on the tracks.
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Sillein
Lagutyixs
Houston
Tex
Si Taylor
James Lythe
Actise Sreexetany Farncurey
Kosciusko
Mich
Wertenow & Wets
Massillon
Treasury
San Francisco
Cleveland
Evansville
Ind
Woodland
Leigh
Lancashire
Eng
Tar Land Office
Santa Fe
Federal Grand Jury
Congress
Frost
Michigan
Caper Senter
Indiana
Constellation
United States
Canada
Doane
Belfast
Pispatcn
Quebec
Rome
Knights of Labor
Holy See
Taschereau
Srecracs
Kentucky
Pulaski County
Joe Riddis
Logan County
Matthew Parks
Folsom
Cal
Wiliam G. Gonnan
Wayne
Gustave Politzke
W. R Willliams
Hinsley
Ark
W. D. Kelly
Nenworth
Tennessee
Massachusetts
New Bedford
Iatt
Fifty-fourth Regiment of
Massachusetts Volunteers
Kansas
Leavenworth
George W. Glick
Merelind
Hendricks
Salem
Jewell County
Democratic Party
Kaness
Albrrt Smoth
Bis
Rio Grane
Taylor
Mexico
Scott
Vera Cruz
New Orleans
St Low's
Fort Kearner
Fort Hal
Salt Lake City
Fort Vancouver
Oregon
Keene River
Suldaine
California
Olothe
Kam
Isit
Ish
Westfelt
N.Y
Fenteh
Fulton
Til
Montgomery
Frever
Gulf States
Colorado
Trah
Wyoming
Baldwin
Boar of Education
State Board
Nebraska
Ciay Cerver
W. M. Whitelaw
Kingsmaen
Kingmay County
Kineman
Boen
Kicymaga
Virctwan
Union
Central Pacific
Oreana
T. 4
Walker
W. F. Warne
Johnston
Cajon
Japan
Chicago
Anz
Coent Venici
Wee Ia Ue
Hattangie
Count Usuigi
Fambdark
Europe
Doubie Marder
Mesras
Tenn
Tiarry McDonald
Memphis & Little Bock Railroad
Memphis
Trate Hurbang
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Abilene
Strother & Litts
Russia
G. S. Jenks
the United States
Republican State Executive Committee
North Carolina
Grand Chute
Wis
Fas
A. P. Elvrek
Chicago Literary Life
Jom W. Mackay
London Truth
Gortscuars
Westphalia
Lutzow
Prince of Wales
Adelaide
Australia
England
American Agricultural and Dairy Association
New York City
Scott and
Hatch
Philadelphia
Busi— Og the Sea
Lawton
Cenmay
Tombstone
Ariz
Gatewood
San Carlos
Geronimo
Charles F. Wilkins
Los Angeles
Warwick
Wawayands
Cremona
Stradivarus
Belif
Gove
San Domingo
Hereaux
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Covington
James Ballin Hamillton Wes
Westminster Abbey
Evelyn
Duke of Argyle
Hamilton
Boston
Cestirxax
Arthur
New London
Farnenin
Jerome Et Tucson
Republican State Committee
Ohio
James W. Dunn
Moses A. Horstis
Liberia
Matihers
East Birmingham
Cook
Conneaut
Brough
Wach
Cosuxrssmay Beacu
Cornwall N. Y
Shtivay L. Ross
Waco
Mason W. Cuank
General Land Office
Sparks
Ronsat L. Tayi
Tennessee Democrats
A. M. Keres
Egypt
Jordan
Fairchild
Gexxnat Sixes
Meade
Gettys-burg
Cuni
Tixe Nussex
Paris
Decasa Miranda
Ith
Foster
Jefferson
Anthony Klein
Joseph Lester
Joseph Hass
Lester
Fisher
Zizewen, Heuway & Co
Woodstock
Ltch
Brocknex
Saint Ste. Marie
Progressive Union of Cigarmakers of America
Seame
Flynn
New York Grand Jury
Board of Guardians of
Longfoni
Ireland
Falls Creek
Aberdeen
Oak
Henry Wyman
Far Rockaway
Nellie
Lizzie
Sadie
Bunford
Thomas Ewert
Somerville
Nancy
France
Serhan
Conhio
Decoreville
Bay of Chaleur
Tur
Hocking Valley
Gesrmat Soxattert
Kieff
Tur Kinnersiy Iron Works
Staffordshire
Berlin
Gosenar C. C. Avgen
Anttie Sepewirz
J. F. Tufts
Atchison, Kaw
Tufts
Camores
Orangemen
Tur Black Diamond Steel Works
Pittsburgh
Twasty
Baltimore
John Goode
Virginia
Columbus
Bell Telephone Company
Ganes Bay
J. Picuamroxt
Buligua
Albania
Grimmat
Park Avenue Methodist Church
A. Qerson
Gratot. Wis
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Kansas State News
New Youk
Aus
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American Free Trade League
David A. Wells
Darean
South Carolina
C. J. Blair
RD. Doyle
William Dean
William Gibbons
Delaware
William G. Brownlee
Benjamin Reece
T. W. Blaikie
Illinois
W. R. Morrison
Fort Krogtt
M. T
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West Astox
Abraham McCarty
Tse
McCarty
McUarty
Jorest
Minwarxer
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Varius
Kansas City Times
Colosel
Thomas Moonlicht
Forfarshire
Scotland
Kickapoo
Dry Wood
Ball
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Oscoola
President Lincoln
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Eleventh
Kansas Infantry
Blunt
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Prarie Grove
van Buren
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Arkansas
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Kan
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Johnnie Brennan
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