Various Obscure 19th Century Notices From Albany Area
The itemized notes report cremation of Dr. Dio Lewis at Fresh Pond New York and notes on ex-Treasurer Gexeran Sunsex ill at Pablo Beach Florida. It mentions the late Senator Miller estate, the American Congress of Churches in Cleveland and Gov Foraker, grasshoppers in Illinois, and death of J F E Doumas in Elmira. Also oil refinery planned in Washington PA with Blaine and Elkins linked, Vicksburg Shreveport Texas line hopes to resume trains, and Clydesdale medals in Chicago show. Further items report Qing dynasty concerns over a Tibet mission, Haymarket riots evidence of anarchist plan, Hill Pigeon killings in Fort Smith Arkansas, Thomas Stevens travel around the world, Austrian press on Czar’s Moscow utterances, Cherokee Nation land payments, Montreal abduction scare of Billy Moloney, and other scattered notes.
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Senate and House Busy with Bills and Debates
The week’s congressional actions spanned Senate and House debates on pensions, land grants, and revenue bills. Key items included forfeit of Atlantic & Pacific lands, impulses to raise soldier pensions, and Chinese immigration debates. In the House, Dakota statehood moves and the Vicomargarine bill sparked lengthy sessions, with adjournments following routine business and notable eulogies in the Senate.
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Leavenworth Topeka Southwestern urged to restore passenger trains
Kansas State news reports citizens of Oskaloosa and Leavenworth urging railroad commissioners to restore passenger service on the Leavenworth Topeka Southwestern. The line cites unprofitable traffic and lack of depot facilities, while officials note railroads serve public needs beyond profit and call for revived passenger trains to maintain important connections.
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Killed by his sons and confessions shock town
A Massachusetts area report describes the arrest of Ewing Sanders Edward and Henry Anderson sons of Swain Anderson wealthy farmer and mason after his murder last Saturday evening. They confess detailing a planned killing with gunfire and threats to benefit the family amid tense town reactions.
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Maxwell's Defense On Stand In Fatal Preller Case
In St Louis May 26 Maxwell’s defense opened with expected testimony on incidental homicide. Hugh Motham Brooks testified about his background and the events leading to the killing of Preller, including chloroform administration, rescue attempts, and the unfolding courtroom drama as Maxwell described his actions and motives.
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Settlement Ends Strike in Clearfield District
A mutual concessions settlement ended a strike in the Clearfield bituminous coal district. Miners resume at forty cents per 2,240 pounds with weight checks, abolition of store orders, cash monthly payments, and freedom to buy where desired. Two thirds of miners affected resume Thursday. Independent committee claims ability to bind Federation No. 3. Kidnaped child case and Arthur's improving health also reported.
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