Paris Salon prizes and fires and European intrigue
Paris Salon prizes awarded Bougouresy first Constant second Humbert third. Newem Hungary reports a village of 230 houses destroyed by fire leaving destitute residents. The Reindeer reports the death of W. H. Garfield US Consul at St Pierre on May 10. A Russian officer is detained in Cronstadt over harbor torpedo plot suspicions. Cuban events rise with a Key West parade and a siege decree as Diaz and Gonzales tensions mount. A Boston court indicts Parker and others for wrecking the Mary Celeste. Yokohama hosts a tense port scene as a Russian vessel vents near an English ship. A coroner’s verdict links a deadly Coyler mine collapse to improper pillar support. Pension disputes surface over stop-payments. Hessian fly invades California wheat. revenue collections show shifts across spirits, tobacco and other sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Means
Saybrook
Antack E. Marsa
Robson & Co
New York
Queenstown
Nevada
Manton M. Ccpes
Pittsburgh
Hays
Ogden
John Elliots &Son
London
Ont
Dweme
Terre Haute
Innl
Charley Cash
Ohio
Herfer
Berlin
Zanzibar
Gers Leat East African Company
Germany
England
Italy
Washington
Hydrographic Office
Silver City
N. M
Font Port
Saskatchewan
Big Bear
Cowan
Tax Shackamoxon Bank
Philadelphia
Maruchek
Zulfikar
Ameer
Manning
Treasury Department
United States
Canada
Plymouth
Tuen
Dumont
Montana
Cuan
W. Axgell
Pullman Company
Chicago
Joliet
Bie & Co
Wayne Iron and Steel Works
Amalgamated Association
Bordertown
N. J
Delia T
Parnell
Joshua Turner
World at Large Personal And Political News
Condolences from Mayor Sutra of Philadelphia to Paris on Victor Hugo's death. Reports from Washington note Secretary Lawar's illness. Obituaries and dispatches cover earthquakes, bank losses, cyclones, fires, and exchanges on perilous fronts. Many incidents, including military actions, crimes, and political shifts, color this compact wireless-style summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutra
Philadelphia
Paris
Victor Hugo
Lawar
Washington
Joux BR. Hear
Brookline
Mass
Heenx Taylor
Kansas State News Chronicle Highlights topeka rail plans and inquest
Kansas State News reports on state affairs in Topeka including new railroad charters from Dodge City to Englewood and Newton to Denver, the Turners festival at Atchison with Kansas City winning prizes, and pending Mine Inspector appointment. It notes church assembly in Topeka, a tragic death at the Insane Asylum, and various railroad side-track approvals. Also covered are grasshopper rumors dismissed, a fatality in Leavenworth, and fires at Your Excelsior Plouring Mills in Hays City with substantial losses.
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S. McMorial
New York
Lancaster
Denver & Rio Grande
Gunnison
Col
Kansas City
Memphis
Iu Bear
Michigan
Logis Reume
Denver
Detroit
Chicago
Chenoa
Ill
Reame
Barrett
Laughlin
Woodruff-Crever Carriage and Hardware Company
Otto Jair
Thomas Smoxs
Court of Claims
Washington
Robert Howard
Little Rock
Ark
Harry Frost
Saturday Evening Lance
Topeka
State Historical Society
State Houss
Kansas
Annals of States
Adams
E. J. Ross
United States
Leavenworth Standard
New Mexico
Cattle King Railroad Company
Dodge City
Englewood
Ford, Meade and Clark
Newton, Walnut Valley & Denver Railway Company
Newton
Harvey
McPherson
Rice
Barton
Rush
Ness, Lane
Scott
Wichita
Greely
Rush County
Pawnee
Hodgman
Ford and Meade
Turners of the
Missouri Valley
Atchieon
Atchison Turnverein
Perrhons
General Assembly
The
United Presbyterian Church of North America
W. 5. French
Cincinnati
Willian Johnson
College Springs
Shawnee County
Waitfax
State Board of Agriculture
Chicago Dispatch
Leavenworth
Elin Lafove
Louis Lafove
Clifton
Penfield
Osage County
Aurora
St Louis
Port Scott
Fort Scott
T. M. Boyle
Toepks
Alton
Fort Scot
French
Crozier
Foster
Ami
Atchison, Topeka &Sante Fe
Tecumseh
Your
Hays City
Devastating Triple Cyclones Strike Goffs Nortonville and Frankfort
A May storm spawned three small but destructive cyclones near Goffs and Nortonville in Kansas, tearing roofs and outbuildings, injuring residents including Mrs Mayer, and damaging depot structures. In Frankfort, heavy rain and flooding closed streets as the storm swept the region, with multiple towns reporting severe damage and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcursos
Kax
Goffs
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Missouri Pacific Railway
William Harter
J. S. Richardson
Paul Pickett
Frank Mayer
Jack Pauley
Messrs
Pickett
Harter
Mayer
Nortonville
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Frankfort
McKie
Phillips
Williams
Kan
Delaware Street
Protection and Free Trade Agitation Gathers Steam
A New York Industrial League meeting drew gentlemen from across the country to plot concerted action against free trade. Leaders outlined tariff reform aims and the need for a broader protective network. Speakers included Thomas H. Dudley and John L. Hayes discussing the newly formed American Protective Tariff Association and urging coordinated effort amid rising free trade pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hindustrial League
Primiavetrina
Industrial League
Thomas H. Dudley
Ingraham
American Protective Tariff Association
New York
Toc
Camden
N. J
John L. Hayes
Tari Commission
Beans
George Draper
Hopedale
Sanguinary Savages Threaten Mexico Campaign
A Tribune Republican Santa Fe special reports Apache hostilities in New Mexico and Arizona. Two ranch foremen killed near Cantwell and Petrie on the Gila. more bodies found near Grafton and Fairview. About 169 armed Navajos and Utes camp near Hardy’s, rumor of Geronimo’s band forming. Indians headed toward Mexico. cavalry in pursuit. Five Americans killed near Blue River. stage from Eagle to Grafton Mining Camp missing, possibly captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Delves
Cor
Tribune-Republican
Santa Fe
Cantwell and Petrie Ranch
Gila
Charles Stevenson
Alley
Ingersoll Ranch
Harvey Moreland
James Moreland
Grafton
Fairview
Moreland
Frank Adams
George Adams
Winslow
A. T
Hardy
Geronmos
Diamond Creek
Fort Bayard
Black Range
Merrow
San Carlos
Kiddie
Sixth Cavalry
Aillisboro
Davis
White Mountain
Tucson
Men of Beston before the Committees on Inter-State Commerce
The Special Senate Investigating Committee on Inter-State Commerce holds a hearing at the Railroad Commissioner's office in Boston as William B. Lincoln urges stable national rail rates. He calls for a ten day rate-change notice, a national board of railroad commissioners, and a uniform unit for rates, criticizing the current system as a farce. Ex Governor Claflin supports a national commission to regulate rates.
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Beston Bfore
Boston
United States Senate
William B. Lincoln
Lincoln
National Board of Railroad Commisssioners
E. C. Kimble
New England
Chicago
Claflin
Consul Mackey in Rio Grande de Sul Arrest
United States Consul Mackey at Rio Grande de Sul faces arrest after long run of attacks by caricaturist editor Thado Alves do Aworl. A theater incident on April 16 sparked gunfire. Amori the assailant was wounded and seized by bystanders. Mackey surrendered to police and was held as hundreds gathered to offer support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conant Mackey
Rio Jaxemo
Southern Mail
Mackey
United States
Rio Grande de Sul
Kile Grande
Thado Alves Do Aworl
Amor
Msckey
Amori
Mackay
Campuge
Red War Dramatizes Indian Contact on Blue River
Landsburg advices report soldiers attacked Indians on the Blue River with three wounded and the natives likely to recross into Sonora via Arizona. Some 120 armed men pursue, promising a fierce clash if hostilities resume. Cowboys vow no quarter, endangering women and children in the path toward Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treson
A. T
Landsburg
Blue River
Sonora
Arizona
Mexico
Warpath in New Mexico Apache raids terrorize region
News from New Mexico reports Apache bands raiding settlers across the Black Range and near Fort Bayard. Casualties include civilians and soldiers, with multiple chiefs named among the tribes. Residents flee Silver City as violence spreads and Mexican footholds are attacked. General Crook heads to relieve forces. many miners and ranchers stream in amid fear and anger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Promax
N. M
Hear Creek
Fort Uayard
Parenit
Bear Creek
Gila River
South Fork
White Water River
Joseph Bunting
Magollen Creek
Bunting
Black Range
Silver City
Collision at Sea Leaves French Bark Sunk Two Survivors Rescued
The French fishing bark George Jeanne sank after a collision with the City of Rome off Newfoundland. Only two crewmen, Herbert Albert and Frank Alphonse Mar, survived, rescued by the Rome’s boats as fog thickened. TheGeorge Jeanne captain Joseph Broudin died, and the vessel sank in under a minute with twenty four crew lost.
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Lost
New York
City of Rome
George Jeanne
City of
Rome
Newfoundland
Herbert Albert
Frank Alphonse Mar
George Joanna
Qrem
C. ‘Turner
Turner
Joseph Broudin
Albert
Marc
Mare
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Strother Bros
Bougouresy
B. Constant
Humbert
Newem
Hungary
York
St. Pierre
Cronstadt
Key West
Fla
Santiago de Cuba
Variona
Macea
Cuba
Diaz
Gonzales
Mexican Congress
Treasury
Gilman C. Parker
Hoiti
Parker
Abraham Wendell
Sullivan A. Freeman
George F. Miller
Raphael Boris
Emil Boris
Henry M. Ervin
Coyler
Lottsville
Cuyler
Snyder
Commissioner Black
Remix
Department of Agriculture
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountains
Reilly
Hilgard Dwinnell
California
Pacific
Tur
Peanaee A
Daily News
Calcutta
Mississippi Valley Bank
Vicksburg
Miss
Smyrna
Warsaw
Eviperce
Young Schock
United States Navy
Blackheath
Wii Prestice
Orange
Edward Campbell, Jr
Iowa
James Nelson Day
Martin & Bunyan
Broadway
Day
Wall Street
Romero
Trujillo
Produce Exchange
Tammany Society
Via
Itheith
Wierxty
Aspinwall
Tennessee
Jowett
Isthmus
Battleford
Poundmaker
Middleton
Marcaner Broons
Tare
Indianola
Neb
Alert
Halifax
N.S
Hudson Bay
Jersey City
Charleston
W. Va
Kanawha Mining Company
Arkansas River
Pueblo
Knott County
Hall
Jones
Fleming
Coates’ Canon
Jackson Lavenue
Long Island City
N. Y
Board of Health
British Columbia
Dominion
Henderson
Richard L. Moore
Arkansas
Pantheon
Nepech
Kansas State News
Protection and Free Trade
Asys 2
Salem
Hero
United
REDS
Lowell
Lesvos
James Russell Lowell
Cambridge
Gray
Mr. Lowell
Mnuh
Cocaon
Wasmischos
Fros. Reilly
Hilthesian
Desaxe
Cook's Peak
Deming
Crook
Bradley
Lordsburg
Lake Valley
Cook’s Canyon
Torricka
William Sims
State Beard of Agriculture
Treetes
Wasuixorox
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