Elected foreign secretary and various era notices
ABILENE REFLECTOR reports the election of Mr Robert Browntsa as foreign secretary to the Royal Academy in place of the late Lord Houghton. The item also covers J Parker Veazey’s Baltimore postmaster resignation caused by bondsmen debt, a Victorian Parliament note on transporting French criminals, counterfeit US notes swindling Tippecanoe County residents, and a tribute to Charles A Minton’s financial editorial career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Browntsa
British Royal Academy
Lord Houghton
J. Parker Veazey
Baltimore
Goddess Bros
Veazey
Charles A. Minton
New York Herald
Sail
Wall Street
The
Stock Exchange
New York Yacht Club
Columbia College
Personal and Political News Across the Nation
The President began a summer vacation in the Adirondacks on January 16. In Ohio eighth district conventions Kennedy and Wheeler win nominations for Congress. A Delaware Democrat names ex-Congressman Tuomas Rega for Governor. A Pennsylvanian is nominated for Governor by Democrats. The Uruguayan president is shot and the assassin killed. The Irish National League meets in Chicago with some discord. Other items cover deaths, resignations, riots, and political shifts across states, plus miscellaneous incidents and accidents.
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Washington
Adirondack Mountains
Ohio
R. P. Kennedy
Congress
Eighth
Olinots
Sid
Decatur
Joseph Wheeler
Bexsaucx T. Binos
Delaware
Irish National League of America
Chicago
John Fitzgerald
Nebraska
Missouri Democrats
St. Louis
Theodore Brace
Monroe County
W. FE. Coleman
Saline County
John Breathitt
Micwai
Davitt
Parnell
Michigan Democrats
Hos. Ezna Mazex
Omaha
Syracuse
N. Y
Commercial Bank of Omaha
Masox A. J. Horses
Lowa
Joan A. Loveny
Minnesota
Guyver Wespeat
Hornes
Liverpool
Eng
The
Philomethic Society
America
Boston
England
Huron
Ind
Davis
Ohio & Mississippi Railway
London
Dodge
Department of Agriculture
Great Britain
Janen Stover
Kamsas
Adjutant General of
Missouri
Bingham
Corwin
Alaska
Crovena
Carniola
Austria
Nagasaki
Japan
Irish National League
Parrick H. McCannox
Providence
R. L
James Crosby
Crosby
Orth H. Stein
San Jose
Cal
Whirxey Blake
Blake
Eli Whitney
New Haven
Conn
Movsr
Carlsruhe
Jersey Central
White House
N.J
Coleman County
Tex
Sioux City
Haddock
Montgomery
Clifton
Ariz
Litclexast Stoner
San Francisco
James F. Wuson
Henry V. Leslie
Cheaspeake & Delaware Canal Company
Windsor
Ont
Secretary of the Treasury
Fairchild
National Association of Ex-Prisoners of War
Buffalo
Hanover
Ansrohiets
Sus Jopox Baxxert
New York
Litchfield
Sandusky
Ellion
Getek
Lewiston
Steam Mill Company
James Scorr
Niagara Falls
Juneau County
Wis
State School Fund Divides Kansas Apportionment
State Superintendent Lawhead completed the second semi annual dividend of the state school fund totaling 235,132.445 dollars against 819% 58.43, with per capita at Li cents. The report lists county by county numbers of school children and apportioned amounts, amid notes on railroad tariffs, new post offices, and local incidents across Kansas.
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Lawhead
Shawnee Street
Leavenworth
Tay
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Union Pacific
Central Branch
Atchison, Topeka & Sante Fe
Kansas City
Lare
Kansas
Dermot
Stevens County
Nathan P. Alten
Itasca
Sherman County
Gilbert L. Sackett
Eustisman County
John A. Werner
Flymell
Finney County
Robert Houseweart
Valparaiso
Edward Dudley
Kansas Wholesale and Retail Co-operative Drug Store Association of
Topeka
State Historical Society
Plumb
Emporia
Chicago
Rock Island
North Topeka
Denver
Leavesworth
Ananias Club
Charles M. Black
Dixon
A.M. R. Keffer
Kanopolis
John Sharpless
Metz
Grouorz
George T. Gilmore
Bisch
Hutchinson
Torexa
Tur le Roy, Topeka & Northern Railroad
Bpereray
Anarchists Convicted in Haymarket Case Verdict with Death Penalty
The Chicago court found August Spies Michael Schwab Samuel Parsons Adolph Fischer George Engel Louis Lingg guilty of murder and conspiracy with the death penalty fixed for seven defendants and fifteen years for Oscar Neebe. verdict reached after a six week trial amid crowded courtroom scenes and emotional reactions from families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jrpsos & Co
Chicago
Hexoneps
Carlyle
Jevson & Co
Lake Shore
August Spies
Michael Schwab
Samuel Firiden
A. R Parsons
Adolph Fischer
George Engel
Louis Lingg
Oscar Neebe
Weymouth
Mass
Geronimo
Tur
North German Gazette
Berlin
Brackenbush
Patagonia
Germany
Galveston
Tuene
Auburn
Hancock
Central Traffic Association
Bourg St. Augustine
France
Irieste
Austria
Tur Cambria Iron Company
Johstown
Knights of Labor
Tombstone
Ariz
Lawton
Gatewood
Sonora
Sierra Madres
Fronteras
Oue
New York Produce Exchange
Barnum
Madison
Wis
Krapp
Tientsin
Treasury Department
Xith
Lourdes Lon
Yazoo County
Miss
Carcase
Illinois
Gary
Bar of Justice
Parsons
Samuel Piessen
A. EK. Parsons
Oscar Neeba
Captain Black
Grinnell
Courh
Lingy
Fielden
Spies Brothers
Supreme Court
Engel
Spies
Fischer
Seliwab
Warsons
Neebe
Milits
Selden
M. J. Decan
Greif's Hall
Degan
Hannibal
Perha
Louis Post
Irish National League Holds Chicago Meeting for Home Rule
The Irish National League convention in Chicago chose Fitzgerald as president of the American branch, elected McCaffrey as first vice president, and reappointed Sutton as secretary. Delegates adopted a platform endorsing Irish self-government, backed Parnell and Gladstone, and approved a boycott clause pending further discussion. The proceedings included readings, finance reports showing $320,252.57 raised in two years, and adjournment sine die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Fitzgerald
Cmcace
Irish National League
Finerty
Dubdinn
Ireland
Davitt
Irish National League of America
Charles Stewart Parnell
House of Commons
Gladstone
National League
America
Canada
Grance C. Bevis
Sutton
William P. O'Connor
Wisconsin
Messrs
Redmond
Deasy
Rochester
N. C
League
Thia
Ain the Morear
Committee On Finance
Dr. O'Rteilly
Parnell
Hugh C. McCaffrey
Philadelpia
McCaffrey
Pees
Father McKenna
Father O'Reilly
Crow Settlement Movement Among Crow Indians in Montana
A two and a half year relocation wave sees Crow families from the Yellowstone area settling on arable lands along the Little and Big Horn rivers. Agent Williamson notes 500 to 550 families now seek allotments under the 1880 agreement, with Walker of Washington and Saunders of New York tasked to survey and start allotments soon. Each family would receive a quarter section and grazing rights, with patenting expected after allotments are issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuretox
Montana
Horm
Wiliamson
Indian Offee
Congress
John G. Walker
Washington
Ils
Saunders
New York City
Crow Reserve
Tayels Omyte
Eros Crank
Devastating Galveston Storm Destroys Dwellings
Storm winds of up to forty five miles per hour hit Galveston on August twenty first. The sea flooded the eastern and southern city sections, destroying about 150 dwellings and damaging stores and hotels along Market and Tremont. The Beach Hotel and Beach rink were ruined, three crewmen died when the schooner Livonia Perkins capsized, and at least one resident drowned on shore amid widespread chaos and relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex
Thirteenth Street
Avenue L
Mechanic, Market and Post Offices
Tremont Streets
Market Street
Twentieth Streets
Babb Avenue
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Strother & Litts
Victoria
Hebrides
Tippecanoe County
United States
Garfiell
Cleveland
Covener Grorce Nosie
Texas & Pacific
Dallas
Pecos City
Rio Grande
Pecos Valley
Zerniak
Switzerland
Alpine
Malterhorn
Navy Department
Whitney
Department
New York Aqueduct Commission
Church
Ecores
News OF the
Saint Pierre Miquelon
Newfoundland
Apistatcu
St. Petersburg
Qist
Volga
Sarat#o
Saratoo
Grenoble
Monte Carlo
I Puixee Avexannen
Bulgaria
Sofia
Camden & Atlantic
Ancora
Lake Pepin
Minn
London Exchange
Bertin Bourse
Paris
Vienne
Wseox
Hillsboro Bridge
N. H
Jessie Colby
Ewsebe Colby
Nellie ‘Flanders
Nora Colby
Kansas State News
Tinanernt
Allen
Anderson
Paca Atty
Tatas
Butler
Chase Ease
Cowley Tyne el
Ait Kingman
Tinea Leneenworth
Lineain
Lingwi al Als
Lyon
Maron
Sale, Marshall
McPherson
Minini
Norton
Osborne
Ottiwa
Cale
Pawnee
Lutte Avi
Pilis
Puthawatonale
Pratt
Leo Rawlins
Keno
Republic
Biba Hassell Salone
Schwab
Ling
Eche
Portland
Lewiston Journal
Augusta
Waterville
Skowhegan
Solon
Elbert P. Cook
Bank of
Havana
Buenos Ayres
Cook
South America
Anl
Gluck
Indianapolis
Brena Ayres
Curcaco
Imiday
Raifway Coupeny
International Arbitrator
Lospos
Lord Iddesteigh
International Arbitration Association
Lord Rosebery
Arbitration Association
Kan
Stumors
Wasniyetox
Porter
Bayard
Mayard
Ain
Reson
Sam Tetary Manning
Galveston’s
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