Divorce Suit in Brooklyn and Notable Regional Items
Mrs. Mary Francis Barmond recently sued James R. Raymond in Brooklyn for divorce. The report covers multiple items from Abilene reflecting on shortages and famines in Nueva Leon, a yellow fever case in New Orleans, a Denver dynamite blast, a Yonkers killing mistaken for a revolutionist, Philadelphia heat casualties, and official suspensions in the Treasury Geodetic Survey. Additional notes include Yokohama dispatches on ex Governor Hubbard, postmaster salary readjustments, and Santos the naturalized American imprisoned in Ecuador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Francis Barmond
James R. Raymond
Brooklyn
Raymond
Mary Francis Hoyt
Samuel N. Hoyt
Jesse Hoyt
General W. T. Sherman
World items mix resignations deaths and appointments
Accustomed to brief dispatches, the column notes Acent Dyer’s resignation from the Cheyennes and the death of J. B. Root, first Kansas lieutenant governor, amid cabinet reshuffles. It also cites Sheridan advised shifts of Indian control, pope and Irish politics talk, and civic notices including Beatrice’s Newport wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acent Dyer
de J. B. Root
Wyandotte
Kan
Kansas
Chili
Avrern
Sheridan
Lotecksehen
War Department
Cheyenne and
Arapahoe
Indian Territory
Walsh
Dublin
Pops
West Point
Pryce Honextong
France
Alsace-Lorraine
von Schweinitz
Russia
Prince Hohenlohe
Paris
Watt Wuartway
Damien
N.J
Perse H. Watson
Erie Railroad
New York
Mr. Watson
Gunt
Princess Beatrice
Queen Victoria
Prince Henry
Battenberg
St. Mildred’s Church
Whippingham
Newport
Isle of Wright
Cholera, earthquakes and fires sweep 19th century scenes
Mixed dispatches report 31 new cholera cases and 952 deaths in Spain on the 22d with Madrid showing 19 cases and 13 deaths. Other items note outbreaks in Guadalajar, Burgos, Alimeia, cholera in Bahia and Curis Spain, earthquakes in Cashore and Bengal, fires in Cuba and New Jersey towns, lynching in Louisiana, and labor strife in Michigan and Pennsylvania. Also mentions Egypt loan matters and international stock movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Madrid
Guadalajars
Burgos
Alimeia
Russia
England
Marine Hospital Bureau
Bahia
Brazil
Curis
Chicago
John Hoening
Allentown City
Pittsburgh
Cashore
British Admiralty
Bantry Bay
Cedar County
Pestletown
Disratenes
Assouan
Major Grenfell
Gobra
el Mahdi
John McCullough
Philadelphia
MocCullough
Indian Territory
Canona
Arizona
Washington
Minden
Glatfelter
Johnson & Bowman
Spring Grove
York
Louisville
Salamanca
Barcelona
Greensburg
George Edwards I
Mike Rogers
Tyr
Kalascka
St. Petersburg
Temperance Union to Meet in Topeka This October
Kansas State News reports the annual meeting of the Kansas State Temperance Union will be held in Topeka on October 13. The secretary urges churches Sunday schools and organizations to note the date and ensure large attendance. The item also lists recent U.S. postmaster appointments in Kansas and multiple local incidents and official actions across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas State Temperance Union
Topeka
Mth
Kassas
R. W. Hill
Jewell
A. S. Judy
Burr Oak
W.B. Mead
Oberlin
James P. Alcorn
Kinsley
Ira Steinberger
Erie
R. E. Lawrence
Wichita
H. C. Lindsay
Martin
Cattle and Stock Growers’ Association of the
Sheridan
Kansas
Russell
Russell Mills
J. M. Axpersos
Emporia
Missouri River
Jauvenworth
Sai
General Grant
State House
McCabe
Lawhead
Bradford
Lincoln Post
Cheyenne County
Atchison
Cady Vaughn
Leavenworth
State Board of Charities
State Insane Asylum
Trasonry
C. J. Rosen
Henry Bennett
H. L Cook &Co
Robert Hallahan
E.S. W. Drought
Wyandotte
General Grant Dead At Mount McGregor The Family At Bedside
The article describes General Ulysses S. Grant dying at Mount McGregor at 8:05 a.m. surrounded by his family. It chronicles the bedside scene, the last words for water, and mentions President Cleveland's condolence telegram and proclamation. It notes burial plans and the likely sepulcher at the Soldiers’ Home grounds near Washington, with a state funeral to be arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount McGregor
Mr. McGregor
Grant
Fred D. Grant
Henry
Mia
Bee
Mrs. Sartoris
Mrs. Grant
Douglas, Shrady
Sands
Jesse Grant
A. Grant, Jr
McGeesen
Weloek
Cleveland
U.S. Grut
Methegor
Grover Cleveland
Washington
United States
Macranimens
Secretary of War and Navy
Whover Cleveland
T. F. Bayan
General Grant
Fred Grant
New York
Grace
U.S. Grant
Modreeor
City of
Beinstate
Metineson
Frity
Breil
General Grant's Career from West Point to Appomattox
A compact account traces Ulysses S. Grant from entering the United States Military Academy at West Point through his early battles with Taylor, his rise after Fort Donelson and Vicksburg, his promotion to Lieutenant General, the surrender at Appomattox, and his postwar presidency campaigns and honorary retirement. It notes key milestones, battles, promotions, marriages, and later life, including New York burial planning and public reaction to his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mpson
Grant
Port Plemeant
Eac Ee
Georgetown
Atthy Colecres
Weet Point
Algeres
Dows
West Point
Secretary of War
Bert No
Mal Jes
Texas
Taylor
Palo Alto
Recacade Ia
Monterey
Vera Cruc
Molino del Rey
Garland
Chapultepec
St Louis
Nellie
Sartoris
Galeoe
Orville
Springfield
Frees
Tve
Yates
Missour
Lingedier
Pope
Mexico
Mixsourt
Orieation General of Volunteers
Belize
Macy
Pultecal
Ted Ube
Fetrumey
Henry
Fort Temneisen
Buckner
Fort Lonweisen
Fort Donelson
Hieneral Brant
Fort Dacelson
Gener Halleck
Albert Sidney Johnston
Corinth
Washington
United States
Congress
IMT
Johnson
Stanton
General Grant
United States Senate
Chicago
General
San Francisco
New York
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Stpother Bros
Nueva Leon
Cuantes A. Bonap
New Orleans
Denver & Rio Grande
Denver
Rogiers
Santo Domingo
John Platt
Yonkers
N. Y
Sesario
Chestnut Street
Bosphere Egyptien
Bertie
M. Olivier Pain
Fudge Chenowith
The
Treasury
Manning
Prof. Hilgard
Constal Geodetic Survey
C. O. Bonselly
Mr. Morgan
Sangamelier
Seawbrook
Susquehanna River
Plymouth
William Sanders
William Keefe
John Samuels
Sanders
Yokohama
Hubbard
Japan
Bingham
America
Secretary of the Treasury
Department of State
Santos
Ecuador
Daily News
Fawcett
Constantinople
Scutari
Cairo
Babcock & Andrews, Brokers
Syracuse
N. J
Tarmill
East Saginaw
Bay City
Mich
Annie Matic
Cape Horn
Camden
Burlington
Beatrice
Isle of Wight
New York Sun
Rangpur
Bengal
Nattore
Cologne
Germany
Howell
Lil
Dinan
Roleny Nonea
Tucson
Manster Bank
Ireland
Iran
Marok Carnett Hanna
Battal
Tesnel
Bella Ueetines
St. Lowis
Colorado Springs
Col
Midiht
Shook’s Kan
Wicox
A. T
Geronimo
Dragoon Mountains
Charleston
Charlies M. Everts
Eberts
Tennessee
Jowett
Hampton
Moscovarette
Central Asia
Black River Falls
Elroy
Wis
New Jersey
Gus Bester
Gus Levergren
Des Moines
Chil-l Tye
Heathe
Iowa
Mr. Bright
Spencer
Sir George Chett
Rotten Row
London
Lonsdale
Brever
Gexenat Charles
McDoveart
United States Army
Stewart & Eames
Carlyle
Berry Til
Mlle
Otty
Kansas State News
Jony Murphy
Santa Fe
Wichita Brick Company
National Loan and Trust Company
Allen
Smith’s Center
Caantes SraLpire
M.D. Istely
Mysteriplay
National Teachers’ Association
Saratoga
Joax A. Putas&t
South Topeka
Coe Citizen
Mar
Connecticut
Bowen
Prooklyn
Chancery Court
N. Y. Sun
Paradise Valley
Nevada
Pisa
Jorwich
Conn
Kanaas
Missouri
Torzka
Kay
Ulysses S. Grant
Kadir Rma
Executive Council
Puline
Kansan
Doux A. Mannix
Marmaduee
Derrenson Crry
Capitol
Marmaduke
Jamison
J. Jamison
Mixcourt
Crry
Jefferson
Armory
Lincoln
Lieht
Gomls Deakers
Southern C
Lee
Chik
Sanger
Ross Browne
Smyrna
Bob Mallory
Kentucky
New Castle
Cleveland Leader
One Tire
Boston Globe
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