Abilene Reflector Highlights Oddities and Local Notices
A Doric paper cites General Komaroff’s Irish ancestry through Macnamars. A Napoleonic document sells in France for 1614 francs. Reports include Medico Dorewis’ 25k annual patent medicine analysis income, political veto battles in Michigan, and a colorful Commodore Garrison reminiscence of Herculean strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Komaroff
Macnamars
World at Large Personal and Political
Resignations noted among government officials in Miles City and Ottawa. Minstrel Manst Adams dies in Indianapolis at forty six from liver cancer leaving a wife stage named Susie Wild. Various diplomatic posts updated include DeWryton Congo Governor and new US Ministers to Germany and Havre.
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Oscar A. Munis
Sac and Fox Indians
Charles A. Gould
Miles City
Mont
Manst Adams
Indianapolis
Susie Wild
Chances FE. Hastroox
Kansas City
United States
Havre
I Secnerani
Washington
Fort Leavenworth
Ilinois
Morrison
Jndge Lambert Tree
Thomas G. Simms
District of Arkansas
Henry M. Cooper
Charles B. Staples
PR Avenue
British and Russian dispatches mix with fires and trials
Reports recount a jury fine in a New York case, Czarist honors for Komaroff and Zakrajewski, and a May week Clearing House dip. Fire damages hit Oscoda Michigan mills and Cortlandt Street roundhouse. London papers note London-born names and a Kars sketch arrest. US Navy Yard commander died of fever. Batlle news from Hermosillo and Muscatine injunction ruling follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mensell
New York
Kansas City
Oscoda
Mich
EC. & X. Hailroad Company
Cortlandt
Epwenp
Asaworts & Sos
Egerton
Bolton
Eng
Kansas
Allgemeine Zeiting
Berlin
Constantinople
Batoum
Kars
Caspian Sea
Coumepone Jowsan
New London Conn
Navy Yard
Crocker Horn
Washington
Kren
Batonche
Middleton
Jeyce Faexen
Muscatine
Iowa
Mus
Kansas State News Highlights and Local Incidents
Kansas editors report on a civil liability ruling for unb fenced farms with escaped hogs harmed by railway operations, rail line fencing duties, and various local items. Notables include Knights Templar officers elected in Wyandotte, pardons granted by the governor, a theft case in Shawnee County, mis tagged suspects, and local social and political notices.
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Supreme Court of the State
Mantix
Fred Grant
Grant
Kansas
Railroad
Knights Templar
Atchison
Barton E. Langdon
Fort Scott
Henry C. Cook
Oswego
J. Jay Buck
Emporia
Theophilos P. Rodgers
Topeka
Charles B. Mitchell
Leavenworth
Charles W. Hunt
Lawrence
John McCullouch
Independence
Christian Beck
John H. Brown
Wyandotte
Henry Litts
Abilene
David M
State Pharmaceutical Association
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Miltenvate
Cloud County
Ison
George Lewis
Lewis
Harrison
Circusure State Editorial Association
J. H. Downing
V. J. Lane
Noble L. Prentiss
Albert Griffin
A.D
Santa Fe
Tennessee
Doniphan County
Frank T. Lyxon
Leavenworth Standard
Birdie Blair
C. W. Blair
Leavenwerth
Incalis
Shawnee County
Trafton
Bellamy
Wichita
Lester
Las Vegas
Asl
Powers of County Attorneys in Prohibition Case
Judge Crozier rules the County Attorney's power to imprison for contempt in the district court unconstitutional under the Prohibition act. The Bel Jer case centers on a witness jailed for refusing to answer related questions, with arguments about due process, judicial power, and proper independence of the judiciary. Separate brief notes report a nighttime home invasion in Oswego, where two masked men assaulted a teen and looted silverware.
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Frelinghuysen
Chances H. Ryan
Maybee
Annie
Brookville
L. L
East Meadow
Long Island City
Polnicipal
Paris
San Satrapan
Guatemala
St . Charles
Minn
Braves County
Tex
Forerner Ireland
Winene Herr
Geneva
Skagria Falls
Cleveland
Spencer Chamberlin
Henry Lewiston
Owatonna
Fatuse Movitx
Ratouche
Dows Mippieros
Middleton
Potoan
Fort Smith
Ark
Tie
Reichstag
Canterbury
Louisville Agricultural Works
Tor
Treasury
Bureau of Printing
Cleveland Provision Company
Sawyer
Crosier
Lavenworth
Tur
Leavenworth
Crozier
Robert Bel Jer
Thomas P. Fenton
Lucien Baker
Wheat
Bradford
Gcneral
Brandon & Kormerer
Ermire
Hilluet
Supreme Court
Justices of Peace
Board of County Commissioners
District Court
Nod Cortanis
Fus Terence
Ees
Measachusetts
Fugitive Slave Inc
Steen
Judge Foster Rules Against Prohibitory Law In Habeas Case
Judge C G Foster of the U S District Court in Kansas releases Mann Zibold from jail for refusing to answer questions on alleged prohibitory law violations. The decision condemns the County Attorney as an informer and argues the law unjustly intertwines executive power with judicial duties, warning of potential abuse and loss of liberty without due process.
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Foster
United States District Court For
Kansas
Torrka
Kax
C. G. Foster
United States District Court
Atchison County
Hermann Zibald
Ilegal
Zibold
Jeneth
Cosh
Rime
Mme
ST Aml
Lwort
Crogier
Jinticial
Miners entombed as cave in hits North Ashland colliery
May 14 in Mishaps and Paralyzed wedding party at Mish and Paral cave in near Porrsvittz Pennsylvania. Three miners Charles Dougherty Joseph Ennis Michael MecKeran and driver Martin Heard killed or fatally injured. John Beard injured. Causes include falling pillars and flooding from above. Rescue work ongoing.
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Paral
Porrsvittz
North Ashland
Col- Mer Hill
Col- Mery
Philadelpha and Reading Coal and Tron Company
John Head
Charles Dougherty
Joseph Ennis
Michael MecKeran
Diplomatic exchanges mark close of Morton tenure in France
May 15 reports Morton the United States minister presented recall letters to President Grevy. Grevy and Morton exchanged farewells and Melanes presented credentials, with Grevy affirming cooperation to advance the American republic. Banquet for Morton held at the Hotel Continental.
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Grevy
Pass
Morton
United States
M. Grevy
Melanie
M. Greve
MeLane
France
American Republic
Mutton
M. Geavy
Matto
Meeteay
Ermientiala
Unites
States of America
Hanes
Hotel Continental
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Brother Bros
Napoleon L
Kiso Hemnenr
Marguerite
Italy
Dr. Dorewis
Michigan House of Representatives
Alger
General Sherman
South Bank of the
Potomac
Dayton
D. S
Hest
Board of Health of
New Jersey
Harold B. Wallack
Philadelphia
Madge D. Fling
Seward Valley
N. Y
Samuel McRobers
Exchange National Bank
United States Court
Bain & Brothers
Norfolk
United States Bank
John B. Whitehead
James G. Bain
George M. Bain
A. T. K. Bain
V. Riney
Agricultural Department
United States Treasury
Wyman
Prstiyertsnep
Commodore Garrison
The
Daily News
Tur Sultan
Zanzibar
Minneapolis & St. Croix
Minneapolis
Minnesota & Northwestern
West St. Paul
Minneapolis & St. Louis
St. Paul
Mippieres
Acoury
Lemont
Ith
Statim Bey
Gordon
Khartoum
Vienna
el Mahdi A Wior
Trafalgar Square
London
Pineville
Josiah Haskins
Charles Napier
J. Johnson
Haskins
Napier
Johnson
Lawrenceville
Binder
Department of Agriculture
Idaho
Marshal Dubois
Montpelier
Darlington
Ind
Jon Theith
Majendie
Cunningham
County Temperance Alliance
Justice Shipman
West Liberty
Aes
New York City
Endicott
James Taylor
Ogden
Utah
Taylor
Grand J
Wendell Phillips
Boston
Carey
Battleford
Unites States
Canada
Macon
Skanhai
Tere
Pekin
Chine
China
Numidia
Durleston Head
Messina
Lstter
Kansas State News
Oswree, N
FS. Thrall
Thrall
Bert
City of Mexico
Mexican National Railroad Company
Matamoras de Monterey
Torrxa
State Board of Agriculture
West Ansonia
Conn
Hartford Courant
Block Island
Rhode Island
V. Y. Mad
Crveryxatt
Trosepte van Wahite
Cieinn
Mamie Ready
Newport
Banl
von Walide
Brie
Rome
Dorie
Middle States
Western States
California
New Ouirass
O'Neal
Alabama
Howe
Bibb
Chitton
Montgomery
St. Louis
Board of Methodist Episcope
Union Church
Thomas Howman
St Louis
W. Lu. Harris
KS. Foster
S. W. Merrill
Chicago
BE. G. Andrews
Lexpos
House of Commons
Gladstone
Lord Granville
Earl Kimberly
Baron de ‘Staal
M. Lesser
Stafford Northcote
Beatrice
Labouchere
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