Diverse Global Notes Include Railways and Diplomacy
A swept digest reports Leon Say becoming proprietor of La Petite Republique in Paris, ex Governor Menrar selling Salt Lake furniture for a Kentucky move, and plans for a Dar es Salaam to East Africa railway with English capital. Also noted are cholera in Kanagawa, L Moller editing Atuagaylin ti, Jons Baxp’s confinement and wealth, Servian Skuptchina opening, and a U.S. Judiciary bill repeal affecting tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menrar
Utah
Salt Lake
Kentucky
de. Perens
Henry M. Stanley
Dar-Es-Salaam
East Africa
Congressional news summary of Senate and House actions
The week featured the Senate debating the Cleomargarine bill and adjournment without a vote while the House passed the Fortifications Appropriation and considered river and harbor amendments. Conferees failed to agree on repeal of Preemption and Timber Culture acts, and Gulf and Sundry Civil measures moved forward with limited final action. Personal and political items note resignations, nominations, and various international and domestic developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Civil Service Commission
Ingalls
Hatch
Missouri
Payne
Jules
Theo & Struggle
Sherman
Hoar
Fire
Yous Ii
Kansas State News Highlights Rail Rates and Trials
Rail rate complaints cite Missouri Pacific control of St Louis and Emporia lines raising car load lumber from Fiessanton to Mound City to 6 cents per hundred pounds, with no joint rate to Mound City. Also reports on law actions, bonds, deaths, missing relatives, and weather affecting crops across western Kansas, plus railroad charter filings and political questions on Supreme Court expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific Railway
St. Louis & Emporia
Fiessanton
Mound City
Missouri Pacific Company
Gulf Company
Torex
Cincinnati
R. H. Lawton
Lawton
Cherokee County
Bradford
Columbus
Cherokee Court House
Jens D. Davis
Prescott, Ark
Andrew
Davis
Jefferson County
Tenn
Missouri
Kansas
B.N.L
J. R. H. Davis
Nickerson
Denver
Manhattan
Santa Fe
Lovig
Thomas Laughlin
Topeka
Tor Topeka & Lincoln Railway Company
Shawnee
Jackson
Nemaha
Buffalo Hunter
Wichita
Wellington
Winfield
Newton
Hutchinson
Kinguan
Angusta
Douglas
Hos. T. P. Foxton
Leavenworth
Wyandotte
Supreme Court
Supreme Couuré
The
Supreme C ‘T
Tur
Kansas City & Arkansas Valley Short Line Company
Yates Center
Woodson County
Geenwood
Elk
Butler
Cowley
Board of Pardons
W. B. Leonard
Santa Fe Express
Hilton St Coolidge
Yankton
Dak
Coolidge
Leonard
Lowart
North Topeka
Lize
J. D. Scott
Arlington
Reno County
O. FP. Leachman
Avilon
Comanche County
Thomas Flemming Baine
Pottawatomie County
J. H. Horley
Fonda
Ford County
C. M. Smith Thana
Clay County
John Atherton
Maple City
Cawhey County
Hexel Baxen
Dors
Kansas City
Maidstone
T.B. Wart
Eighteenth Judicial District
State Board of Pharmacy
James H. Howard
President Cleveland Attends Albany Bicentennial
President Cleveland visits Albany for its two hundredth birthday amid ceremonies at the rink and governor’s mansion. He greets citizens, delivers a modest speech, and attends a public reception. Fireworks, handshakes, and musical performances cap the day in Washington Park and the Senate Chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Amaxy
Cleveland
Burgess Corps
van Zaandt
West Shore
Governor Hill
Alkasy
Richt
Bayard
Whitney
Banks
Manning
Jones
Rufus W. Peckhan
Lamonte
Washington Park
Senate Chamber
Bayard and Wortney
Kernall
McComas Murderer Named by Apache Chief
In Washington H H Carpenter of Silver City declares Checo the Apache leader a murderer. Carpenter offers to provide evidence to convict Checo of the McComas family killings and possibly fifty more. He criticizes Crook and laments lack of government protection for New Mexico property as Apaches roam.
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Chern
Washington
Alwat
Wasmiseron
H. H. Carpenter
Silver C.t
McComas
Checo
Mty
New Mexico
Crook
Silver City
Chece
Cheep
Lowell Bleachery Official in Assignment Time
S G Snelling treasurer of the Lowell Bleachery has made an assignment. His homes in Boston and Nahant belong to his wife. He owns real estate in Neponset Jamaica Plain Parker Street and at Calvert and Hampshire. He says outside transactions caused the embarrassment and he used bleachery funds with authorization. A committee will report the true condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Bleachery
Teal
Boston
S. G. Snelling
Nahant
Neponset
Jamaica Plains
Parker Street
Calvert and
Hampshire Streets
Toils tighten around Chicago bomb plot figures
Testimony in Judge Gary's court details M P Williamson linking Parsons Spies and Fielden to socialistic rhetoric and planned violence after the new Board of Trade opening. Evidence includes dynamite, fulminating caps, and plans to attack stores from building tops. Officers and detectives corroborate accounts of Haymarket era conspiracy.
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Chicago
Curcaco
Gary
M. P. Williamson
Dredly News
Williamson
Parsons
Spies
Fielden
Board of Trade
Arbeiter Zeitung
Boant of Trade Aml
Weill
Lima
Frehorn and Sullivan
Cottage Grove Avenue
Lake Latroes
Union
Binex
Market Street Square
Shea
Sirlchter Zeitung
Haymarket
Figiden
Schwab
Mull| Ing
Fischer
Arlwiter Zeit
Roe
Maywarket
Amd
Fisher
Zeph's Hall
Buck
Hubbard
Revolators Band Terrorizes Union Mississippi County
A white youth group calling itself The Revolators issued a ban on negro labor near Union in Newton County Mississippi. They killed three black men and wounded others, causing widespread fear. Local citizens and officials vow arrests and pursuit, with Hon. J. M. Kelle visiting for assistance and about twenty armed citizens joining the hunt. The violence began as intimidation but escalated to bloodshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksox
Miss
Union
Newton County
J. M. Kelle
Albany Bi Centenary Parade Opens Third Day Celebrations
Albany New York hosts a grand bi centennial parade with a national flavor drawing crowds from the city and surrounding areas. Colonel M J Severance leads the procession along Pearl Clinton Perry Central and Washington avenues to Eagle street amid decorated streets and varied national groups in period costumes and floats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
NY Arpasy
N. Y
Pearl Street
Pearl
Clinton Avenue
Perry Street
Central Avenue
Washington Avenue
Eagle Street
M. J Severance
Holland
St. Andrews
Troy
Green Island
Plattsburgh
Jean Baptiste Societies
St. John the Baptist
LaCrosse
Santa Maria
Columbus
Ireland
Emmett Ami Parnell
Grant Club
Aputlo
Cecuila
Extradition Treaty Letters and Mysterious Deaths
A digest of the Ammeneler Treaty extension letter from Minister Dachos noting Article X applies to crimes up to fifty dollars or ten pounds and non retroactivity for political offenses. Also report of a gruesome death of a man who rode on a Missouri Pacific train brake beam near Arm Strong Indian Territory and a farm theft in Mippierows New York with arson and injuries. Additionally New York bar members endorse Hamilton Willcox on suffrage power, disputing constitutional disenfranchisement of women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Phelps
Earl of Roseberry
Great
Sion Yous
Lenton
Rosteber
Dachos
Atticle X
Phelys
Dexton
Tex
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Armstrong
Indian Territory
Brown
Texas
New Yor
New York Jurial Today
New York
Woman's Suffrage Party
Hamilton Willcox
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Strother & Litts
Leon Say
la Petite Republique
Paris
State Department
Kanagawa
Japan
Clarence Greathouse
L. Moller
Esquimaux
Godthaab
Greenland
Jons Baxp
New York Elevated
Flushing
R. L
Kric Minas
Servia
Bulgaria
Milan
Committee of the Judiciary
Consumer's Company
West Side
Avenue A
Tarsus
Paul
Asia Minor
Mersina
England
New York Herald
Senator Gorman
Maryland
Herald
Gorman
Baltimore Sun
the Sun
News OF the
Gladstone
Queen Victoria
California
Henry P. Heavenson
Michigan
Supreme Court of
Germany
Persia
Federick the Great
Liedplast Haxtesxe
Madgeburg
Cansrx
Tuscarinar
Quebec
GiLanstexr
Parnell
Galveston
Disiateurs
Limoges
France
Theodore Havilland
White House
Hayes
Legion of Bonor
Clevran
Nottingham
Euclid Avenue
Crescent Mine
Crooksville
Robert Burton
Edward Harris
Judsonia
Ark
Little Rea
National Bank of the Republic of Honduras
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Boulanger
Gamons
Department of the Columbia
Calispel
Pine Lake
Laporte
Ind
Frank Molloy
Rose Stern
Young Molloy
Emma Molloy
Temperance
Stern
Jacob Wile
Bradley Fertilizer Company
Pace Island
Wils Lockwoop
Boon
Buffalo
Mexico
Jopor Geessaam
Louisville, Evansville & St. Louis
Air Line
Sonora
Yaqui
Prince of Wales
Charles Kingsley
Tur Randall & Dugan Machinery Company
Leading Creek
Lewis County
W. Va
Tur Lowell
Mass
Tennessee
Paso del Norte
Chihuahus
Chihuahua State
Cutting
Steramy Brower
Brooklyn Bridge
Battle Creek
Mich
Fernwood
City of Natchez
New Orleans
Crawford-Dilke
Charles Dilke
Crawford
Ohe Knights of Labor
Massachusetts
Mases
Alias Hall
Guatemala
Chatte Bros
Philadelphia
Morgan City
Snyder & Hoole
Monroe Street
Tur Dublin Jremen
College Green
Dublin
Pittsburgh
Trr
Ferdinand Ramus
Dortimund
Westphalia
el Paso
Government
Constantinople
Fenruen
Labrador
Newfoundland
Hattie Jonsson
Oakland
Madagascar
Twe Simmons Hardware
St. Louis
Allegra
Connell
Sioux City
Iowa
Hamilton
Madison County
Watte
Long Branch
Matthew Arnold
Kansas State News
Cleveland AT
Minatier
Wis
Socntien
Exposition Hall
Lospos
Captain Foster
Mra Crawford
Rogerson
Crawfurl
Sir Charles
Ste
Louisville
Hazard
George B. Turner
Harvnn Court House
Alexander Baily
C. B. Turner
Hentia
Mippierows
N.Y
Lewie Dick
Walkill
Shawantonke Mountain
Hos
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