Abilene Reflector Item Highlights Curiosities and Proposals
A varied column notes Diana Mors and Mr Tilden in nerve studies, a June 17 Daniel Webster statue unveiling in Concord NH, for Benjamin Cheney of Boston. Winslow the Boston forger jailed in Buenos Ayres. Rosecrans defends legality on California land eight hundred acres. A Joliet storm disrupts Robbins circus. postal service expansion proposed for large cities with tiered carrier pay. Alaska argosy touts vast resources and future territorial government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Webster
Concord
N. H
Benjamin Pierce Cheney
Boston
New Hampshire
News of the Week Congress Debates Inter State Commerce Bill
Senate adjourned after debates on the Inter State Commerce bill as routine resolutions and foreign policy notes were discussed. The House considered a coin certificates bill, banned district pool lotteries, and moved on diplomatic and agricultural measures while reporting several appropriations and pension items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional
Senate
House
Hiand
Missouri
Good Fellows
District of Columbia
Republican Centre Committee of
Ohio
Payne
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Taz Senate
Nebraska
Kansas
Arkansas
Minnesota
Iowa
Agricultural Bureau
Bureau
Aour Senate
Kansas City
Port Scott & Gulf Road
Indian Territory
Wichita
Kaw
Kansas State News and a Rail Road Decision
A Kansas railroad decision clarifies fare collection rules for passengers using main and branch line segments. The governor proclaims Decoration Day May 31 and discusses Memorial Day observances. Reports cover pension awards, rail freight thefts, Texas cattle shipments to Matfield Green, a bond issue for a Rock Island line, a fatal coal oil explosion in Leavenworth, a murder trial appeal in Atchison County, convict totals at the state prison, and other state miscellany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Lockwoon
Clarksburg
Mulberry
Cherryvale
Arcadia
Republic
John A. Martin
Vernor
Kansas
United States
Jon E. J. Allen
Stat
A. Mantis
State Homoepathic Society
Topeka
G. H. T. Johnson
Atchison
L. Allard
Seneca
P. Deit[leh
Wyandotte
H. W. Roby
J. Griffin
Girard
Santa Fe
Brick Wilson
Join Bradshaw
A. A. Robinson
Emporia
Texas
Council Grove
Matfield Green
Chase County
Martin
Holcombe
Live Stock Sanitary Commissioners
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Topeka Board of Trade
Shawnee County
Kansas River
Randolph
Atchison County
Supreme Court
Baldwin
Momber
Sis
W. C. L. Branp
Wa Keeny
Tus
Jelice Gasette
Bradford
Greenat
McCool
Fort Lesvenworth
Escalme
A Strong City Hit By Destructive Storm Toll of Damage
Terrible wind and hail swept through Kansas City injuring and killing. Lathrop school and a factory were wrecked, the county courthouse collapsed, and the overall mill burned with many missing. The storm caused extensive property loss around 500000, with many injured and several dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaxeas Crtry
Lathrop
Second and Main
Second Street
Star
England
Sheffield
Attercliffe
Doncaster
Rotherham
Railway Steel Works
Mans Houses
Theu
Kansas City
MDG
Missouri River
ATK Sumoul Nous
Mins
Thomas Herr
West Turd Street
Court House
County Court House
Dougherty
Shck
Smith & Moffat
F. O. Smith
Deal
Smith
Central Presbyterian Church
Eighth and
Grand Avenue
Ihe
Drad
Nellie Ellis
May Tis
Penn
Edna Evans
Eva Haslett
Washington
Martin Jones
West Eighth
Mamie Askew
Frank Smith
Julia Carvey
Robert Sprague
Washington Street
L.Y Y. Moore
L. T. Moore, Jr
Edith Patch
Ruth Jameson
Whitney
Desperate Anarchist Arrest After Haymarket Riot
Chicago police in Ambrose Street arrest Louis Lengy for throwing a bomb into police ranks at the Haymarket riot. Lengy, German-born about twenty two, resisted arrest, saying he would have killed the officers if he had succeeded. Police also raid his boarding house and find bombs similar to the Haymarket device. In Chicago a group of youths, Poles, Bohemians and Germans are arraigned for sacking Rosenfeld's drug store amid riots, with bail set at 800 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Haymarket
Washington
Ter Masons
Hodcarriers
Worcester
Mass
Cmcacé
Louis Lengy
Ambrose Street
Schutier
Schutler
Echaira
Lowenstein
Lengy
Chicago Avenue
Lency
Germany
Justice White
Rosenfeld
Eighteenth Street
Center Avenue
Sheppard
Viethme
Sheehan
Flavin
Fischer
Aar
Fielden and Schwab
Parsons Lse
Flas Vin
Gladstone Home Rule Opponents Rally in Liberal Meeting
Sixty four Liberal and Radical opponents met as Hartington urged opposition to the Home Rule bill second reading. Pledges among Liberals threaten rejection, while Conservatives push for a swift division. Parnell presided a secret Nationalist gathering discussing Gladstone concessions. Bryce cited preemptive diplomatic steps awaiting schooner David J Adams seizure facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxvox
Chamberlain
Trevolyan
Caine
Lord Hartington
Hartington
Lemiers
House of Commons
Gladstone
Afernoon
Parnell
Bryce
David J. Adams
The Ohio Storm Damage Across Ohio Regions
Reported losses exceed 200000 in Madison County as Wednesday night storm floods Paint Creek and swamps Washington Court House. Bridges wash away in Bates County and seven mile roads become impassable. Clinton Butler and other counties report wind damage to barns bridges and churches. a public school building is damaged and a minister’s family narrowly escapes harm.
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George F. Dickinson
New York Stock Exchange
Spain
Madrid
Ohio
Indiana
Xenia
Tuvelana
Tombstone
Ariz
Gloucester
Mass
Big Rapids
Mich
Henry Tannery
Shaw's
Glenspaw
Mexican National Railway
Patzcuera
Michoacan
Kuta
Maggie St. Dennis
North Bridge
Worcester
James Hexros
Sarahsville
Lafayette Tuttle
Ed. Hill
Lewis Bates
James Herron
Nathan Butler
Sterness
Lone & Reist
Hamburg
N. Y
Jeddah
Jeddeh
Winans
Baltimore
New York
O'Keefe
San Antonio
Tex
Edward Moore
United States
Canada
Pittsburg
United States Cavalry
Sonora
America
al. Peck
Prima County
Batavia
East Indies
Philippine Islands
Boston
Point Lloyds
Ica King
Tur
Galeste
Mgr. Isquirado
Chsersvatt
Madison County
Bate County
Paint Creek
Washington Court
Clinton County
Butler County
Miami River
Seven Mile
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Strother & Litts
Diana Mors
Mr. Tilden
Buenos Ayres
BE. H. Winslow
General Rosecrans
Senate Committee On Finance
California
Los Angeles
Indy
Pires
Chapuliepec
Mexico
Pillow
Don Molias de Galves
Maximilian
Joliet
Turr Robbins
Dorkeny
Committee On Post Aflives
Apisraten
Chattanooga
W. F. Dodge
Senator Voorhees
Voorhees
Rose
South
Dodge
William F. Dodge
Goverson Swiserorp
Alaska
House Territory Committee
Congress
News OF the
Sreancn Cantiscelias
Bragg, Viele
Laiid
Military Academy
Srenetany Maxsise
Treasury Department
Jordan
House Committee On Railways and Canals
Clarendon Canal
Bayou Teche
Grand Lake
Clarendon
Carve
Barrow
Furness
Str
Peevrince Erts
India
Ireland
Ulster
Senate Committee On Commerce
Frye
John McDonald
M. Cautiex
Brussels
MM. Verbaren
American Railroad
London
Ada
Coney Island Point
Jacline
Das
Lon Mann
Marshal Campbell
Officer McCormick
Fla
Louisville
Carrars Harriep
Geronimo
Huachaca
Cox Canyon
Guaymas
Martinez
Sierra Bacatebe
Tate
Cajeme
Pekin
Lil
Decatur
Coun Ves
Niantic
Tomxano
Fort Wayne
Forest
Ind
Fast Express
Dunkirk
Kansas State News
Rassas Crry
Fist of Dews
Lathrop School
Smith & Moffat's Mill
Nassau
Lige Brown
Midlothian
Tretamt
Nat
Mr. Gladstone
Upper Canada
Terestone
Atlantic
Scotland
Treland
Irish Assembly
Great Britain
Meney
Westminster
Trish
Lord Randolph Churchill
Belfast
George H. Weigel
Meleharte
Artie Blakely
Miss Blakely
Weigel
Dublin
Cmcano
F. A. Vogt
Cicero
Oak Park
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