Abilene Reflector reports mixed global and local items
A collage of names and events including William Kunt of Milwaukee winning a judgment against ex sheriff John A. Rugee, a sculpture tale of Dr. Maccoy, and Marseilles officials fined for corruption. The page covers politics, legal notices, crime, rail and ship news, prison populations, and assorted international items with scattered names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willtam Kunt
Milwaukee
Sherif
John A. Rugee
Bond Decision and Kansas News Roundup in Topeka
The Kansas State News reports the U S Supreme Court decision in the Craw v Oxford township bond case affirming the lower court and invalidating bonds issued under a 1874 act. It also covers railroad bond counts, notable visits by Wiliasm Houmes, university graduates elected as county superintendents, church goods shipments, attempted suicides, a Topeka restaurant clash, and the Episcopal diocese convention electing Rev Alexander Mackay Smith as assistant bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Moses R. Craw
Oxford
Sumner County, Inc
Arkansas River
McClure
Kansas
Legislature of
Bratchford
Ootncellanieous
Wiliasm Houmes
Chicago
Topeka
Normal School
F. Roberson
Kingman
A. E. Dixon
Jynnty
Li Payne
Reno County
Ella Celly
Cowley County
A. H. Bushy
Morris County
Sue D. Hoglin
S. Jackson County
Ella Brown
Bicuor Fisk
Leavenworth
Lim
Hamburg
Germany
Custom House
New York
Tocke
William Black
Miss Brown
Diocese of
Episcopal Church
Vail
Rev
Berry
Alexander Mackay Smith
W. A. Yount
Shawnee County
Antoine Hans
Live Stock Sanitary Commission
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
Virginia
West Virginia
Ilinois
Dominion of Canada
Kansas City
Tarton Cacnwett
Emporia
W. R. Cox
Raleigh
N. C
Yarborough
L. D. Collier
Fxank Bacon
Oberlin
Joux Maxter
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Salvation Army
Topeke
Moen and Wilson blackmail tale shocks Worcester
Levi Moen, claiming to be son of P L Moen, goes public with a charged birth secret and alleged letters. He accuses his supposed father of neglect and scandal while detailing years of support and demands on Moen’s wealth. The report presents the dramatic confession and Moen’s denial amid heavy local attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc” Wilson
P. L. Moe
Bors
K. 1
P. L. Moen
Worcester
Wilson
James Wilson
Levi Moen
Moen
Jonas Wilson
Danielsonville
Cent
Moon
Jouss Wilson
Iad
World Shell
Theo
Doc
Mir
Wencester
Mass
George M. Rice
Uxbridge
North Oxford
Levi Wilson
Lyman Porter
North Thompson
Oxford
Jison
Porter
The American Navy Secretary Whitney Report Details
Secretary Whitney calls for consolidating bureaus to fix accountability in purchases and stores, notes a large, obsolete stock valued near twenty million dollars, and discusses trials of Dolphin and Atlanta vessels. He urges a civilian naval commission, broader armor and gun manufacture, and action to ensure proper budgeting and academy reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney
Navy Department
Washrleton
Iis
Dolphin
Boston
Atlanta
Chicago
Congress
Wen
Navy
Marine Corps
Naval Academy
Naval Service
Labor Statistics Colonel Wright Tends to Complete Report
Colonel Wright, Commissioner of Labor, aims to finish his second annual report by January. He supports a complete convict labor inquiry, showing overall minimal effect on national output but significant harm to free labor in some sectors. The piece lists prison populations by state and job categories and notes price depressions in boot and shoe goods due to prison labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Srexexpone
Howe
Irrian College of Agriculture
Tiwotay D. Scusavan
Dublin
O'Keefe
Limerick
Hoth
Galesburg
Worthington
General Post
Congress
Post
Henry Geonoe
Duncan
Louisville
Oue
Brooklyn Union
Secretary of War
Greely
Hazen
Tue Freycinet
W. T. Price
Wisconsin
Jepan Brows
Galena
United States
Colonel Wright
Commissioner of Labor
New York
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Illinois
Ohio
Michigan
Texas
Morita
Texas & Pacific Railway
Big Springs
Tex
United States Court of Gisims
Mason, Neb
Mackendorff
Malcolm Miller
Department of Construction and Repair
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Tan
Norfolk
Barton Myers
Mreu
Langter
Columbia
N. C
Raleigh
N.C
Belgium
England
Groner C. Euuort & Sos
Providence
R. L
Knights of Labor
Chicago
Central Iowa Railroad Company of
Iowa
Central Trust Company of New York
Woorrsey
Navy Yards
Moen-Wilson
Wilson
Moen
P. D. Armour
Tainty
Lemore
Durham
Eng
Peru
Ind
Western Land
Antwerp
Patrik Ricer
William McCarthy
Hugh Metzvity
Henry Niehause
Edgar Thomas Steel Works
Braddocks
San Francisco
Japan
Senate
Maron Grittorte
New Orleans
Bachemia
Comassionen
Mich
Brockford
Wright
Wasmisetos
Ilinais
Ubba
Connecticut
Indiana
Iews
Kansas
Maryland
Minnesota
Missouri
New Hampshire
Oregon
Rhode Island
Vermont
Virginia
West Virginia
California
New Jersey
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Abilene
Strother & Litts
News OF the
Maccoy
Tanex
Marseilles
France
Aix Assizes
Srenerang
Hind
New Zealan
New York Exchange For Women's Work
Brittany
Rowen
Aqua Murcia
Italy
Treasury Department
Secret Service
The
Jordan
Mexico
New York Daily Commercial Bulletin
Canada
Brockton
LB. Franken & Co
Virginia City
Nev
Wie
Hries
Miss Newsome
West Point
Willie
Brenham
Shea Felder
Alfred Jones
Ephraim Jones
Dewees Bolton
Llewellyn
Cuantes Texe Sixo
Jeanette
Thetis Rescue Party
Temple
San Francisco Stock Exchange
Consolidated Virginia
Pension Ofice
Paul E. Williamson
George Foster
Knoxville
Tenn
Foster
Albany
British Columbia
Washington Territory
G. W. Truex
Miss Hill
Sharon
Supreme Court of California
St. Louis
Cleveland
Bradstreet
Tur
Detroit Pipe Foundry Company
Fotheringham
Normile
St Louis
Muskado
Minn
National Soldiers
General Butler
Rays Farr
Muskegon
Standard Company of America
Oue Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Convention of Trades Unions
Columbus
Deutscn
Valparaiso
Chile
Vatican
Cortes
St Cloud
Crease House
Henzoc
Opera House
Washington
St. Paul's Catholic Cathedral
Pittsburgh
A. P. Martin & Co
Heston
de Furverner
Philadelphia
Elis D. Williams
A.d. Drexel
Turur
Cork
London Exchange
Srexetagy Lastan
Kexxer & Dyer
Africa
Puxvaorsevwosta
Jacob Huss
Lancaster County
Hexar Schwartz
Kellogg Nichols
Cinilicothe
Tourano
Amaia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bristol
N. J
Kansas State News
Wastixeros
Treasury
Alabama
Miller
Internal Revenue Bureau
Walsh
Lospos
Pall Mall
Ireland
Loxton
Cecil Raikes
Alnwick
America
Treurtz
Nash
McMahon
John Sweeney
Dick Kenner
North Eleventh Street
al. Brown
John Winslow
Kenner
Sweeney
Labor Statistics
Atlantic
St. Jom
N. B
J. W. Dean
Joggins
St John
Queece
Maniax
N. 5
Little Grace Bay
Dee
Mink Island Passage
Rockfort
Neilie Florence
Cuatias
Handkerchief Stwal
Gene Blowl
Monomoy
Gut
Gate
Visevary Hawns
Li Homimedien Shoal
Vineyard Sound
Wilfima
Ft. Donnelly
Bassett
Baltimore
Hosten
Cmcaco
Kays Farr
Michigan City
Parr
Wanderer
Grand Haven
New Buffalo
Brudatreet
Detroit
St Paul
Minneapolis
Philaelphia
Iu Louis
Great Britain and Ireland
Joss Board of Guardians
Paraverata
Butler
United States Circuit Court
Court of Common Pleas
Dauphin County
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Company
Reading Railroad & Conk & Iron Company
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