The Indian Question in Arizona Policy Debates
The annual report discusses the Chiricahua outbreak under Geronimo Mangus and others, blaming interdepartmental discord for unrest. It traces the 1862-incident land use, agent Willcox's stance, Crook's authority, and a shift to War Department control, ending with the appointment of Ford and Crook’s protest over lost influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Geronimo
Mangus
Department of Arizona
Willcox
Crook
Crnok
Sierra Madre
Washington
Secretaries of War and the Interior
Wyself
New Mexicn
Thuetic Indian Department
Secretary of the Interior
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Interior Department
Dalian Department
Indian Affairs
Witlcox
Ford
Gui
Abewirica
Crone
Adjutant General
Reeret
War Department
F. F. Pierce
Inas
San Carnos
The Diversity of Opinion on Senate Pro Tempore Rise
The report outlines Republican support for General Logan and Democratic backing for Senator Edmunds as President pro tempore. Arkansas Senator Jones urges Edmunds due to age and prior service, while Rep Springer questions Logan’s fit. The piece cites parliamentary precedent from 1877 and notes Don Cameron’s support for Logan.
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Senate
Edmonds
Logan
Wasuketos
D. C
Edmunds
Jones
Arkansas
General Logan
Seater Edwards Wold
Sherman
Morrill
Indianapolis
Springer
Washington
Nepoliliem
Sprimstiell
Edwinequds
Proceedings of the Senate
United States
Hawtin
Sennimothy D. Howe
Thomas W. Ferry
Michisnn
Senator Logan
Senator Edmunds
Don Cameron
Fraud Exposed At Seance And Medium Arrested
A Chicago seance led by Wyman at W B Field's home drew skeptics who exposed the medium's trickery. The process involved an airy outfit and a chair sewn to a cabinet, leading to a confrontation and a warrant for obtaining money under false pretenses. Wyman pleaded guilty and was jailed awaiting grand jury action. A gas explosion in New York injured two men, while in Pennsylvania a house fire killed three children after matches were lit by the youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A &Spiritual
E. Wyman
WB. Field
Wyman
Bains
Paoviresce
R. C
Mr Fitzgerald
Patrick Fitzgerald
All Lost Tug Dory Emory Explodes on East River
New York December 4 A tugboat the Dory Emory blowing up off Sixteenth street while towing a stone barge up the East River left no trace of the vessel or its six crew, presumed dead. The barge was secured at Blackwell's Island. The blast shattered nearby windows and caused widespread alarm. Names of the crew not confirmed, captain Garrett Morris among those aboard. The vessel valued at 10,000 remains lost.
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New York
Dory Emory
East River
Sixteenth Street
Blackwell's Island
Horace A. Green
Franklin Edson
Garrett Morris
Louis Capperall
Charles Davis
Thomas van Hansen
Garret Morris, Jr
Hell Gate
Detroit Blaze Destroys Barnum Wire Works Stock
A fire at six o’clock in the Barnum wire works stock room in Detroit rapidly spread aided by a west wind. Three alarms summoned engines as the plant and nearby houses burned. losses totaled about 300000 with building stock and machinery insured at 116700. Two hundred workers were left jobless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Demnorr
Barnum Wire Works
Howard Street
Temperance meeting of Kansas Prohibition party held at Lawrence
Ex Governor St John attended the Kansas State Temperance Committee gathering in Lawrence to urge a third party. Delegates denounced Republican leaders over saloon closures and planned a vigorous 1886 campaign with speakers across the state. About $400 was subscribed for state and congressional ticket efforts and proposed changes to the prohibitory law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State Temperance Committee
Lawrence
Kan
State Central Committee
Prohibition Party
St John
Ohio
New York
South
Missouri River
Appointments by the President and Alaska Judge
The President named Lafayette Dawson of Missouri United States Judge for the District of Alaska among several appointments including a New York collector and Montana associate justice. Also reported fires at McGraw Saw Mill in Bay City and gas piping plans by Standard Oil to ship natural gas from Venango to Buffalo via Corry and Gary.
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Wasainatos
Lafayette Dawson
Maryville
United States
District of
Alaska
Internal Revenue
John A. Sullivan
Second District of
New York
William W
Supreme Court of Montana
J. Bomar Harris
Mississippi
Bay Crry
Micn
McGraw
Birdsall & Barker
Will
Saginaw River
Burch
Oil City
Standard Oil Co
Buffalo
Venango
Gary
Befalo
Corry
General Interest Notices From Various Cities
A collection of brief items notes coffee advertising in New York, a 73 year old Hartford divorce applicant, a counterfeit warning, a debate topic on speed after breaking items, many volumes of German Bible for the blind, a dark chestnut warning, a printer becoming editor, London consumption Paris to indoor work, Bolivar statue honors in New York, and a Derby ghost scare ending with a teen actor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N. Y
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Royal Infirmary
London
Venezuelan Congress
Bolivar
New York Seventh Regiment of Veterans
Central Park
Derby
Eng
Market Report Digest Dec 5 with mixed cash quotes
Raw pacing mixed bids across meats and grains with prices listed for lard, bacon, short ribs, and dry salted meats. Cattle and hogs show steady to firm tones. flour, eggs, and provisions vary by class and region across Chicago New York St Louis markets.
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Carrie
Chicago
Wisconsin
Aioean
HAA
Minnesota
van Higbor
New York
St. Louis
Sapring
Wie
Saito
White
Gene
Hancey
California Chevalier
Western
Nps
Poceines City
India Mess
Mts
Karens
Fonowins
Caicago
Expert Vows Sun Color Is Blue in Scots Observed Theory
Prof. C. P. Langley of the Allegheny Observatory returns from Europe to Pitts burgh and reports that sun light is blue rather than white. He argues air acts like an orange veil that filters colors, leaving blue and violet predominating, though sunlight contains red and other hues. He notes not pure monochrome blue but blue dominates original rays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Langley
Allegheny Observatory
Pittsburgh
Europe
England
France
Prof. Langley
Weller
Letter of Edward VI confirms Book of Common Prayer use
Historic document from the King's Library at the British Museum includes a 1644 letter ordering bishops to collect all service books for use of the Book of Common Prayers and to deface or abolish them. It also instructs punishing those who refuse to provide bread and wine for Holy Communion. The item sits among other histories, notes, ads, and medical cures in this compilation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
British Museum
Edward VI
Duke of Somerset
Coummanl
Pierce
Madman's Legacy and the Magic Cure Tale
A fragmented excerpt recounts a scene with Richelieu and a mechanic declaring a discovery to enrich France. It mentions Warner's safe cure gaining global fame, praised by eminent persons for merit, amid a wandering note on a magician who can eat fire and a quip about science.
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Richelieu
France
Warner
Globe
The
Herald
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Denver & Rio
Urey
Leariville
Salida
Wasuixetox
West
Missouri
Kansas City
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Detroit Blaze
Markey Reports
Kansas
Wisc
Tise
Voc
Sige
Siyc
Mic
Wajc
Stic
Bae Store i
Boston Transcript
Teneis
Menye Suger Barrel
N.Y
Seeman
Piki
Glenn
Yonkers Statesman
Express
Eeton Transcript
Hartford
Rowey
Cross
Ross
Hiladelphia Cat
Boston
Burlington Free Rex
W. ¥. Ledger
Frio
Judson
Paden
Columbus Spectator
Chicago Mail
Voltare Bett Co
Marshall
Mich
Atmer Journal
Jacobs O
Panrreven
Mallucat
Tregier Rly Brothers
Drugzista
Gwego
YMA SO
Lawson Card Co
Boston, Mass
Ment
Ant Faney Etree
Wettenshire Co
Franklin Bt
Keneas
Molreus
Kanne Chix. Mo
Bradley,wheeler&co
Garden City
Bradley Lister
Eto. Corner
Hickory Sts
Pemorest
Sires Saints Seiectete
W. Hearings Demorest
All Newsdesiers
H. Douglass & Sons
Piso
Best
Easient
Greagarston
Rational Co
Ted
Sromaz
Mewer-Ware Co
Boston Mass
Union Pur Co
Bryant & Stratton Tasca
Newark
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Mic Gen
Grant
M.D Astors
Jenec Ony
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