Near All Glass Works Close Fires In Two Months
Abilene Reflector notes most glass works in Southern New Jersey cease firing for two months starting the first of the month. It also reports a Cuban campaigned victory by volunteers over the Sanchez band capturing Commander Pedro Estrada, and updates on Secretary Lamar appointing L. Q. C. Lamar Jr. as stenos and private secretary after E. P. Hanns’s February promotion. The Pope orders Ultramontane Rom e papers to favor Italian government, signaling Vatican policy shift. Williams College class day features General Garfield’s sons James R. as marshal and Harry A. delivering a socia list speech.
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New Jersey
Lamar
L. Q. C. Lamar, Jr
E. P. Hanns
Garfield
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
James R
Harry A
Militia National
Philadelphia
Gallia
Canard
Queenstown
Ith
Liverpool
Clearing House
New York
Ric Bean
Carlton
Mounted Police
Oceanica
Toyama
Japan
Waites
Fultonviile
N. Y
Basmente
Diaz
Cuibua-bua
Chicago
Mear
Bangkok
Siam
Grassi Bros
Pennsylvania
Sexasros
Welock
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Company
Scranton
Seach Terrile
Sailor House
Vally
Meviers
Tunis Evans
Vistel
Min Min
Tefen
Clark
Dumont
World at Large summary from Daily News
A.J. Dumont, late Naval Officer at New Orleans and Louisiana Republican leader, reportedly killed himself at his Algiers home amid family troubles. The item also notes elections and appointments, misc. notices, and various political, diplomatic, and crime updates across the country and abroad with dates and names such as Dr. Wuertz, Lord Churchill, and several U.S. officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.J. Dumont
New Orleans
Louisiana Republican State Central Committee
Algiers
E. M. Wuertz
Catholic Knights of America
Louisville
General Grant
Hox
Wassixetox Bushnell
Ottawa
Bertauix F. Jonas
Louisiana
District of
Hey. A. B. Leoxvann
Springfishi
Woodstock
Eng
Lord Randolph Churchill
Corrie Grant
dJenoe Laurent Tre
Illnois
Belgium
Marooma Hay
Hay
Kansas State News Highlights Local Paths and Appointments
Kansas State News reports President appoints W. C. Perry as U S District Attorney for Kansas. Ashur P. Davis earns a $1,400 promotion in Washington. A man commits suicide in Mike Sullivan’s stable near Bennington. Frankie Monnis faces poisoning charges in Neosho County with a $15,000 life insurance motive. State Board of Charities plans $1,000,000 in new buildings across Topeka institutions. Wheat yields across Arkansas Valley improve. total harvest estimates approach 24 million bushels. Record floods drown workers near Parsons. several incidents of accidents and theft also noted. Postmasters assigned in multiple counties. several asylums and schools funded or renamed. normal school enrollment and distant mice treasure hunt add color to the week’s rural briefings.
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W. C. Perry
Kansas
Ashur P. Davis
Washington
Mike Sullivan
Bennington
Frankie Monnis
Neosho County
Winfield
Wyandotte
Olathe Deaf End Dumb Asylum
Osawattomie
Winfield Imbecile School
Fess
Arkansas Valley
State Board of Agriculture
Ronent McCvrver
Galena
Topeka
George Boland
Andrew Walton
New Mexico
Roland
Walton
Lincoln Center
Lafayette Strong
Lincoln
Walter
Belmont
Kinzman
William W. Elliott
Kingman
Williford Jenkiningham
Atchison County
J. A. Cahoo Kingmen
Kingman County
Ethan Wat
Leavenworth
Frank T. Lynet
Odessa
Jewell County
C. R
Peabody
Marion County
J. G
Clark
Clark Ashland
Eka
Tix State Normal School
ISS
Board of Reformatory Commissioners
State Reformatory
Hutchinson
Sius
Labette Creek
Parsons
Phillips
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Morris Ross
Jake Jones
Parsor
Stafford County
Nathan Bartlett
Shawnee County
Topekahan
H. Smithers
Hos
N. F. Acers
United States
C. C. Clover
Oswego
James M. Courtney
Hosea F. Johnson
Great Band
David Shivers
Clay Center
William Thompson
Emporia
Sedgwick
Kansas Veterans Reunion in Topeka September 29 to Oct 1 1845
The third annual reunion of Kansas veterans under the G A R will be held in Topeka from September 29 to October 1. The committee reports funds raised to cover accommodations, with rail fare at one cent per mile and use of the State Fair Grounds for camp and tents, plus water supply and militia participation arrangements.
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Topeka
Elf
Council of Administration
Department of Kansas
A.A. G. L. Woodcock
Ist
T J. Anderson
Corran
5. E. Sheldon
D. J. Greenwald
J. W. Kaskall
N. M. Curtis
G. W. Herd
A.M. Fulter
Henry Taylor
A. C. Joseph
S. P Wade
Kanes
Stite
We of the
A. J. Campbell
Fair Grounds
Kansas
Sivoitl
Berta Micate Sram
Revutlic
Rautans
Portland
Aml
Kraska
Colorado
Mixscuei
Blaine
Logan
Sherman
Sheridan
Hancock
Old May
Metregor
Wyssarate
Council Chamber
Renin
T. J
Mel A. Fvareplell
Patrick Coney
J. Lee Knight
Geprain A. D. Fuller
Maort
J. Andersen
FR. Sheldon
J. Cofran
DJ. Greenwald
W. Keskell
N. Morehouse
D. P. Wyatt
PG. Noel
T. D. Thaeber
Lene
BM. Curtis
Samuel Doluian
HE Ton
W. F. Witte
J. J. Hill
George W. Heed
TJ. Hankla
Tavitation Covmnir
A. Ko Campbell
A. Lee Knight
P. J. Plumb
Thomas Ryan
J.B. Johnson
AD. Thatcher
John McKinnes
J. F. Gwin
E. Sheldon
Grorze Tanber
H. Devendort
Shelden
T. J. Anderson
W.¥. White
J. E. Gwin
P.H. Cones
T. F. Stringham
Allen Setts
JW. Ruskeil
T. J. Anerson
A. D. Thatcher
A. i. Wilkin
St Louis & Kansas City Short Line Directors Meet in St Louis
Directors and friends of the proposed St Louis and Kansas City Short Line railroad met at Planter's House to discuss a 246 mile route from St Louis to Kansas City. Officers named include KP Williams president and Oden Guitar VP. Engineers expected in the field within twenty days.
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St Louis
St. Louis
KP. Williams
Fayette
Oden Guitar
Columbia
Jd. A. Cordell
Saline
J. J. Wand
Boone
ROT W.i Fis
JD. Fedsel
Howard County
Mackin Sentenced Five Years For Perjury In Election Frauds
In Cincinatti the Mackin perjury case ended with a verdict of guilty after about an hour. The judge sentenced him to five years in the penitentiary as the jury was unanimous. Mackin showed brief emotion but quickly returned to his calm demeanor. The story notes the jury’s prompt deliberation and quotes the defendant’s defiant remark after the verdict.
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Mackix
Chicago
Mackin
Cincano
Mina
St. Louis
Auckland
Tracey
Badger
Gambie
Maxwell
Aloe’s
Hart & Duff's
Preller
Sidney
D'Augier
Presler
Frisco
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Brother Bros
Fenee
Sanchez
Cuba
Pedro Estrada
Rome
Vatican
The
Daily News
Eeiv
Vera Cruz
Elss
National Bank of Mexico
Tur
Irish Parliamentary Party
England
Liberal Party
Casco Bay
Falmouth Foreside
Browth
J.B. Baird
Lieutesant Hassa
Fort Bowie
N. M
San Bernardino
Battle of
Opulo
Sierra Madres
Ler Wentz
Ohio
Commissioner of Agriculture
Russia
America
Weltz
Stoutstermer
Durango, Or
Fort Lewis
Fort Station
Ignacio
Westmoreland County
Axancrist
Lieske
Herr Rumpf
Frankfort
Austria
Lord Salisbury
Prince Bismarck
Zanzibar
WaiLe Frank Otteo
Minnie Botton
Toronto
Qnt
Virginia
Siaw
Tazewell
Wythe
Adolph B. Spreckles
M. H. de Young
San Francisco Chronicle
Stepstone
James Carter
Tax South American Commission
Chill
Fairmount Park
Curtis
Indianapolis Artillery
J.B. Dawson
Montreal
Can
Cleveland (C
Postmaster General
Cheyenne
Navy Department
Keiley
William Mxingicke
Esa N. Y
Kate Bredhoff
James McCanxtrns
San Antonio
Tex
San Geronimo
Santa Rosa
Mexico
Gatineau River
Tae Wholesale Liquor House
Schwabacher & Seltz
Indianapolis
Patrick Coxiey
Boxeau
Madras
Bengal
Edward Hall
Sane Lawrence
Guatemala
What
Cheer
Iowa
Charles German
Thomas Ashman
Lee
John Morton
Boston
Winthrop Junction
P. J. Olander
Frederick
Clara
Leo Millan
Olander
Millan
Clara Olander
Cannia
A. J. McKexzin
Rowan County
Jeff Bowling
John Trumb
Koons Day
Robert Nesser
James Oxley
Lick Day
Craig Tolliver
H. M. Kitton
Ben Jay Borne
Mitchell, Dak
Mitchell
Louis Lavenger
Canadian Pacific Railway
Pacific Coast
Vancouver
Shackatmoxon
Thessaly
Kansas City, Springfield & Memphis
Arcadia
Liberal
Interior Department
Cherokee Strip
Indian Territory
Texas
Kansas State News
Georgia
Mississippi
South Carolina
Alaberma
North Carolina
Tenmmesee
Kentucky
Arkansas
Chiesgo Steraid
Newfoundland
Newfoundland and Labrador
Wasutsotos
Opeddas
Pacific Railroad
Eee
Mete
RTS
Sista H
Sclennreiet Lees Reserve
Wliw FA Tak ES
Tess
Treasury
Fae
Ae United Staes
Redempen
United States Soc
IAS
Mexican Central
City of Mexico
Mexican Central Railroad
Robinson
Mexican
Central Real
Albion G. Bradstreet
Tehuantepec Rtailway Uni
Tomneroxe
Antz
A. J. Hunek
Fronteras
Thomas Crocker
San Bernardino Kanch
Sonora
Davis
Cincinnati
Frank Brown
Thor
Troy
Otis Smith
Tarhquske
George Roberts
Boaed
Cutcago
Louisville, New Albany
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