Current Comment From Abliene Reflector
Zoua's ordinary income exceeds sixty thousand dollars a year. Heirs of Victor Hugo receive annually fifty thousand francs from his works. The Times reports torpedo boats damaged in a storm near Algiers. two dismantled, four docked for repairs. Paris Ontario imprisons man for letting a horse stand all night without food. Rose Elizabeth Cleveland returns to teaching. Sugar refinery workers’ wages cut ten percent due to Inter-State Commerce law costs. Citizens urged to claim against Keely’s motor. Oregon mill pays for sawdust fuel. saves fuel costs. Los Angeles jail riot thwarted by a cook with a cleaver. Mason couple complete two thousand mile tricycle tour. A bulky envelope containing $1600 arrives in Chicago for a reform member. Cornelison released on habeas corpus. Kentucky law limits common-law imprisonment. Louisiana v United States tax offset ruling affirmed. Cigarmakers Union planning $75 million loan for five new factories. Jury selection challenged in Illinois. graft cases debated by judges and lawyers.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Fairmount
Ind
Nuevo Laredo
Mexico
Crow Creek
M. T
Pavut Grorrixav
Milwaukee
Crtcaco
Brown
O'Hara
Baltimore & Ohio
Snowden Station
Western Australia
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Omaha
Wilcox
A. T
Benson
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
Canada
United States
Fotheringham
St Louis
Normile
Atrnep Hanmex
Charles Carrom
Glencoe
South Carolina
Peter 8. Ney
News Of The Week United States and World Events
Reports from Lahore note Afghan troops routed near Zellalabed with Klelat surrounded and insurgents in Candahar. In Albany, Republican Senators rejected Governor's nominees for Railroad Commissioners amid friction with the Governor. Parnell's physician reports bronchitis and bed rest for the Nationalist leader. Turkey and Mexico news touch on army reforms, elections, and diplomatic recalls. Multiple incidents include mining disasters, fires, and collisions.
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Lahore
Afghanistan
Zellalabed
Klelat
Candahar
Albany
N. Y
Senate
de. Keir
Parnell
Avondale
Testand
Tux
Chamber of Deputies
West Virginia
W. H. Fleck
United States
Kentucky
Louisville
Cleveland
S. B. Buckner
St. Louis
D. E. Francis
Grvenov W. T. Suenway
Ohio
The
Loyal Legion
Rutherford B. Hayes
Senate of Mexico
William H. McLyman
District of
Miami
J. W. Doane
Chicago
W. Karl Carlisle
Wichita
Kan
Isaac J. Cox
Ellenville
Cononxet Rincewar
Russia
Kopoha Lelee
Kiles
Groner Baxenorr
Washington
Tar
Berlin
Moscow Gazette
J. H. Manbox
Louisiana
Alexandria
Apispaten
Prince Dhuleep Singh
India
England
St. Petersburg
Cranes James Faenaxen
Martinsburg
W. C. Deraow
Ind
Kansas state news and local incidents in brief
Local banking updates disclose Tor Citizens Savings Bank formed in Hutchinson with 100000 dollars paid in and First National Bank boosting capital to 100000 dollars. Reports cover a divorce petition by Feaxxie Monnis from Harry Davis Loveland and a Fort Scott assault by a man named Bice day Williams. Also noted are cyclone forecasts, molders union organization in Topeka, new patents granted Kansas inventors, a paper mill fire near Argentine, Mennonite college in Newton, liquor permit law implications, a homicide near Meade Center, a new Santa Fe train official appointment, a Pullman tax case ruling, a county superintendent convention date, and a Leavenworth woman found dead by suicide in an insane condition verdict.
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Tor Citizens Savings Bank
Hutchinson
First National Bank
Feaxxie Monnis
Kansas
St. Louis
Harry Davis Loveland
Loveland
Alice N. Fowler
Fort Scott
Williams
Molders
Topeka
William Dart
J. H. ‘Wise
Leavenworth
B.C. Kirk
Parsons
Henry Fellows
National Molders’ Union
C. F. Barber
Burr Oak
W. T. Clark
Burlingame
F. B. Cunningham
Burlington
H. L. Dewing
Valley Center
J. G. Eckhart
H. Q. Hood
Wellington
C. J. McRea
Kansas City
William Murphy
Ounio
Menelious Platz
Alma
E. E. Scholder
Hepler
E. H. Shaw
J. J. Wixom
J. H. Williams
Council Grove
Hay Press
A. G. Yeatman
Argentine
Mennonite College For
United States
Newton
Oue
Atchison
Meade Center
Grance T. Menorsos
United States Lap Court
Pullman Palace Car Company
State of Kansas
Miller
Supreme Bench
Bradford
Pullman Company
Alfred Ennis
Bouray
Theny
Kansas Farmer
Mason T. J. Appeneon
Department of Kansas
Washington Park
Jousx Cospox
Frank Richards
Alvord
Manhattan
Lewite Guof
Missouri Pacific
Santa Fe
Grand Lodge of the
Knights the
Pythias
Cornwall
York
Thcketsshire
Wales
Nora Tue
Scotia
Ex- Bar Association
Supreme Court Rooms
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Nebraska
Kansas Farmer crops report with fatal mine blast
A late Kansas Farmer issue details spring rains boosting crops, wheat acreage, chinch bugs, and fruit prospects while noting a fatal boiler explosion at Alvord’s saw mill near Manhattan. It also covers railroad labor, hotel rates, and local mining disaster updates with casualty figures and widows.
Knights of Labor Crisis Reaches New York City
Edits between the Knights of Labor executive board and New York assemblies fuel a looming crisis in Brooklyn and Manhattan. Powderly faces loss of control as 1,000 Brooklyn knights revolt over charter demands for Montauk Assembly. District Assembly 4 threatens wider disruption across 130,000 members if discipline fails. An arbitration committee is formed and may meet at the Astor House.
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New York
T. B. Metiuire
Thomas Barry
The
Knights of Labor
Brooklyn
Powderly
McGuire
Barry
Montauk Assembly
District Assembly
Astor House
Effects of the quake on sheep herders in New Mexico
Hubert Gonzales, a large sheep raiser, found three herders dead on Cimbres Mesa after a powerful quake near Albuquer que. He witnessed a tremor and a rock fissure, with frightful expressions on the victims' faces, suggesting death by extreme fright during the event. The bodies showed no marks of violence.
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N. M
Cimbres Mesa
Albuquerque
Atlantic & Pacific
Hubert Gonzales
Gonzales
Mesa
Disaster at sea claims John Knox crew near Chantel Harbor
West of Chantel Harbor signals of distress marked a doomed scene as a heavy gale wrecked the John Knox off Cape Race. Fireman John McGuire identified. captain and five crew recovered. over a dozen bodies missing. Vessel 1261 tons, built at Jarrow, owned by Neil McLean of Glasgow.
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Boetox
St Johus
Newfoundand
Porst
Chantel
Cape Race
John Knox
Broly
Glasgow
Quebec
John McGuire
Jarrow
Neil McLean
Inter State Commission opens limited powers hearing
Judge Cosley states the Inter State Commission’s authority is limited and only to issue exceptional orders in isolated cases. Petitions and remonstrances against enforcing section 4 of the law are heard, with Shreveport residents warning of ruined business and higher rates, while New Orleans and regional trade groups press for enforcement.
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Copley
Inter-State Commission
I Cosley
Shreveport
Texas & Pacific
James Crandall
Kansas City
St. Louis
Kansas
Missouri
New Orleans
Still Unsettled France and Germany Crisis Deepens
A London correspondent reports rising unease over Alsace Lorraine amid Germanization fears, with speculation on potential rebellion and fragile peace, while noting no current sign of immediate war despite tensions. The piece contrasts cautious peace with strong nationalist vibes across the region.
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France
Germany
New York
London
M. Schnuebetes
Legion of Honor
la France
No Jurisdiction Found In Great Express Robbery Case
The St Louis case over Fotheringham's alleged complicity in the Great Express Robbery falls on jurisdiction. The court ruled the offense occurred outside St Louis city, ordering dismissal and transfer to St Louis County. Fotheringham was acquitted on jurisdiction grounds.
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St Louis Offerais
Adams
Measen
Ger Fotheringham
St. Louis
Fothering
Fotheringham
Mencke
Jim Cummings
Fotherngham
Hhe
James Barrett
Ronte
The
Express Company
Circuit
Clover
Aelhurmes
Principia
St. Lentia
St. Lowis
Noemile
Pothecingham
Messrs
Harvey and
Johnson
Fotheringham Waderbund
Louis County
Normile
Warfield
St. Louis County
McGlynn Case and Malone Letter Split Over Church Rights
New York May 4 Rev Father Sylvester Malone, pastor of St Peters and St Pauls, Brooklyn, denies recent interviews about Dr McGlynn. In a letter to Pope Leo XIII he argues McGlynn’s influence is vital and condemns any action by the church that would threaten civil liberties or the citizen’s rights. He urges continued support for McGlynn in St Stephens and defends the George movement as separate from the clerical dispute.
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Dr. Mechilyan
Meslyan
Gib Tur
John Gra Atchison
Topeka
Santa Fe
Bam
Catholic Pathat
Loughlin
Brookohe
Lyo
Tlee
Pope
Father Malone
Henry George
Father Sylvester Malone
St. Peter's
St. Paul's Church
Brooklyn
Dr. McGlynn
Leo
America
Dr. McGhoo
St. Stephen's
Malone
George
Sherman
Key West
F.C
Cuba
Havana
Pisstatios
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Grace Blanton
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Vancouver Coal Company
Michael Lyons
Miost
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J. P. Hoot
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C. B. Gunn
F. O. Hetrick
Ottawa
R. A. Wasson
Board of Censors
Missouri Pacific Car and Machine Shops
Gaxpex Crrr
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CC. Carroll
Carroll
Jeff Davis
Wolseley
Jefferson Davis
General Wolseley
General Lee
Knights “of Labor Crisis
Old Town
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Lake Valley
Ume
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Seth M. Murdough
Boston Oyster House
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James Hunter
Manly
M'Glynn Again
Big Moner- Borvato
Henry B. Homins
W. H. Vanderbilt
Alva E. Vanderbilt
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Franklin D. Lecke
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