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Newspaper

The Abilene Reflector

Location

Abilene, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1885

Page

6

Attack by Frenchmen and river drivers in AvoreTa

Fierce clash near the Kennebec river forks involved about seventy five men, as a cavalcade of French river travelers was attacked by thirteen river drivers celebrating a holiday. The French rallied, regained position, and fought until late evening. A lumberman, Robert Bean, was fatally struck. others were wounded or captured. Pinkerton detectives and state troops moved to quell the unrest, with threats to seize waterworks.

Clus Robert Bean Ontset Pinkerton East Saginaw Fastr Sacrvan Mow Torald Courler Urn Barry Hindostan India Max Moller Calcutta Bengal Presidency Believers In the Supreme Society of the Gre Rammatun Roy London Social Reformer Aix Mareths Narciawe Wiles Beneal Brabsin

Dolphin Case Sparks Attorney General Debate in Boston

Ex Secretary Chantier reacts to Attorney General Garland's Dolphin contract ruling claiming payments to Roach were illegal and the ship should be seized. The President's aides report Garland's views misinterpret facts, while Chantier argues contractual language and speeds differ from the court’s portrayal. Also notes White House visitors and vacation plans for the President with Carlton Carlisle aboard.

Chantier Garland Bostox Mass Chantter Journal Roach Chandler Garrard Whitney Naval Advisory Board Gerland Abe Faliere United States

General Grant sees harmony after war in interview

General Grant expresses satisfaction with harmony between sections after his illness. He credits the soldiers for peace and predicts enduring national strength, noting only a few dissatisfied southerners remain. The remarks were given at Mt McGregor and printed for public interest.

Grant Buckner Mt. McGregor Path Avenue Hotel General Grant Rome

Mozart and Virtuosity at Vienna's Boa Giovanni Premiere

In October 1787 Mozart returned to Vienna and produced his greatest opera Boa Giovanni. He toiled late into the night to copy parts as the overture was readied for performance. The composer supervised rehearsals, inspired singers, and the audience rose in enthusiasm as the musicians played the overture from sight. The piece yielded royal reception and the Emperor's favor, though tax officials doubted its value.

Vienna Mozart Lauchter Weil St. Nicholas

Fashion Notes Seaside Dress Trends and Fashions

Fashion notes describe seaside styles including jersey and canvas fabrics, tucked skirts, and bathing suits with tinsel trims. It notes Paris influences, return to 50 year old dress lines, and varied hats, gloves, and accessories with emphasis on color and novelty for holiday wear.

Europe Ee Brald Paris Washington

Promotion of E St John at Rock Island Railroad

R I & P President R R Cable promotes E St John to assistant to the General Manager and General Ticket and Passenger Agent. St John began in 1862 and marks his 22nd year with the Rock Island Road. The notice lists his long service and notes the company’s appreciation of clerks and agents. Also includes brief items on dairy milking advice and a California hotel project.

E. ST. John R. R. Cable Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad St. John Rock Island Road

Air-Brake Myths and Odd Tales in 19th Century Sketches

A collage of quips, anecdotes, and curiosities on air brakes and invented remedies. Uncle Zach defends common sense over grand claims as readers note trickery, physics, and everyday illusions. The piece hops through ads and miscellany, preserving a period newspaper voice.

Fish Question Sparks Debate on Sanity

A fragmentary line asks if it is fair to call a fish mad when it acts irrationally, reflecting a playful or philosophical mood in the clipping. The note appears as a terse quotation or aside without broader context or identified sources.

Detroit Dernorm Siew Chandler Brady Street Aes England America India Caieuite Cor M. O. Témes

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