Vast array of society notes and financial items from Abilene
Secretary Masxive's daughter to debut in Washington society in December. Princess Royal of Sweden and Norway ill again. Boston bookkeeper absconds with forty thousand dollars. Senator Kenna snubs printers at Public Printer's office. Berliner architect contracts with Japan for European style Tokyo palaces. Turtle Mountain forest fires devastate one million in timber, tens of miles burned. French deputies favor taxing foreigners and hiring only French in public works. Mrs Saran Howe restarts Woman's Bank with high interest deposits. Postmaster General report notes 53 614 post offices and 52 million presidential year receipts. Congress prep notices and a buck captured by a train crew near Hiringhampton. New York banks report improving deposits, loans, and overall gains.
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Akron
New York
Byrnes
Jake” Sharp
Broadway Railroad
Grand
Broudway
James Richmond
Byatierex
Cochamba
Bolivia
Gumat
Saratoga
Portmouth
Newport
I.L
Chicago
Pinkerton
Camden
N. J
Market Street
Colorado
Burlington & Missouri River
Fairfield
Neb
Blue Rapids
Leavenworth
Kan
Hinson Bros. & Co
Hirsch & Lowenstein
Nashville
Hooloc
Tonquin
Epwanp FP
San Francisco Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Tas
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Metropolitan Opera House
Samuel J. Tilden
Joux Pannen
Mt. Pleasant. Q
Knights of Labor
Richmond
Duluque
Iowa
Washington
Bell
Nicholas
Tur
Asheville & Spartaneburz
Asheville
N. C
Wee
David Evans
William
Millport
Carbon County
Wade
N. J. Duval
Argenta
Ark
Bita
Western Union
Harrison Durkee
Gloucester
Mass
George L. Smith
Grand Banks
N.d
New Haven
Conn
Biloxi
Miss
Bini Matoury
Canada
Columbus
Pittsburgh
Lisetewayt Mercatre
King
Charleston
8. C
Summerville
Northwest
Homeland Pacific Company
Wood Mountain
United States
Dominion
Vermontville
Mich
American Express
William Bailey
J. Handly
Moses Hoffman
Kenton
Handly
Hoffman
Steven's Point
Wis
Hazeltine
A. E. Morse
Gertap
St. Petersburg
Gexenan Suratpan
Howard
Fort Bowie
A.T
Geronimo
Natchex
Cahermurphy
Weet Clare
Ireland
Miami Powder Works
Xenia
Armel Miller
Georgia
Reielsrath
Louisville & Nashville
Louisville
Kiapyo
Bohemia
Zacatecas
Cadena
A P. Gronar
Henry Speet
American Varnish Works
Cook County
D. C
Satin McGanll
Lexington
London Stock Exchange
Grand Trunk
Paris
Berlin
Frankfort
Frederic
Ferdinand von Beust
Franks
Detroit, Grand Haven & Milwaukee Railroad
Eral Oak
Detroit
Prussian Central Bible Society
Slavikod
Clement
Kaulbars
Bulgaria
Cunantse House
Indorsement and intrigue swirl in politics and war
News notes Hexer Geonor receives Irving Hall Democrats endorsement for New York mayor. Varied items include Sueriman elected to fill Hancock’s Loyal Legion vacancy, Sheridan asked to jail Geronimo, and voting guidance from Laman. Also reports on Russian threats, protests, fires, strikes, and a mosaic of global upheavals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hexer Geonor
Irving Hall Democrats
New York
Gxxenat Sueriman
Loyal Legion
Hancock
Spererang Expicott
Sheridan
Geronimo
Fort
Marica
Secaetant Laman
Mason Gexenat Ste H. T. MacPuensos
Burmah
MM. Stawecroft
Radoslavoff
Vultcheff
Russia
Mrsister Cox
Turkey
Bayard
Kansas State News Highlights From Topeka and Leavenworth
A Kansas roundup notes a Topeka death from a fall, rail aid votes in Leavenworth, and Washburn College library and Halbrook Hall dedications. Also covered are Santa Fe train resumption, crop projections for 1886, veteran pensions, postmaster changes, a kidnapping scare, a penny-ante crime, and local mission society activities in Topeka.
Fifteen Men Rescued From Omaha Caisson Incident
A caisson collapse during bridge work on the Missouri River trapped fifteen men for over three hours near Omaha. Chief engineer George A. Ledditice and Ralph Modjeska directed pumps and a bucket brigade to drain the shaft. All workers were rescued in a frightened condition as air pressure and safety measures kept the water at bay. The second item reports Montana Improvement Company accused of depredations on public timber along the Northern Pacific line, urging vigorous government action and criminal prosecution to halt unauthorized surveys and trespass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comsnasioxen Spanks
Montana Improvement Company
Parsyext Curverann
Richmond
Jonn J. Greenax
Rochester
N. Y
Theodore Bacon
Cleveland
Torne
Russia
Jeux Auxorn
Omaha
Hucket Brigade
Neb
Union Pacific
Serosa
Missouri River
George A. Leddetice
Uework
Ralph Modjeska
Ainock
Letideries
Tien
Tiem
Montana Land Company
Wastrisatos
Sparks
Secretary of the Interior
General Land Office
Veyed Landa
Te Railroad Company
Timber Company
Tale Road Company
United States
Biber Company
Nike Sieh
Ald Revere
Willy
Kia
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Knights of Labor seek mercy for seven Cay Cayts condemned
The General Assembly of the Knights of Labor opened its last session in Krensoxp. Readings show a mercy appeal to spare seven Cay Cayts condemned to death. Women’s grievances and peaceful reforms are urged. Mary Hanlin heads the new officers. The assembly adjourned sine die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Labor Assembly
Clem
Krensoxp
General Assembly
The
Knights of Labor
Bowen
Mary Hanlin
Mary O' Reilly
Nettie Hardison
Lewtoura Perry
Assembly
Marcy
Caicayts
Eastport Robbers Raid Fire Stricken Maine Town
Baxcor Me Oct 19 A fierce Eastport fire drew off shore raiders from the Canadian side who looted stores, seized goods, and fled back across the border. US cutter Woodbury arrived to block further pillaging as citizens collected relief funds and supplies for the distressed town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lastport
Maine
Baxcor
Eastport
Passamaquoddy
United States
General Woodbury
Wood
L. QO. Pierce
Awful
Gulf Coast
Gatorstos
Tex
Nears
Orange
Lamar
Sabine Dass
Beaumont
Sabine
Oranze
Jolsonts Bayou
Emily P
Fhlonston
Earthquakes Shake Charleston and Savannah Area Wide
A string of strong earthquakes hit Charleston and surrounding regions with shaking reported across South Carolina Georgia North Carolina and beyond. No deaths reported though several chimneys and structures suffered damage and residents fled as shocks continued through the day.
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Charloste
Cuantestos
8. C
South Carolina
Georgia
North ‘Carolina
Charleston
Seay Quarter
Custom House
Columma
S C
Columbia
Main
Summerville
Ben Sineath
Wasuixeros
State
War and Navy
Corriidor
Savansau
Savannah
Macox
Ceres
Crantistex
S.C
Blaiville
Jacksonville
Fin
Ort
Cuatrasooga
Teun
Cuantrope
N. C
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Abilene Reflectoes
Brother & Litts
Masxive
Washington Society
Princess Royal
Sweden
Norway
Joan F. Duxemeren
Bendall, Young & Ingalls, Clothing Dealers
Boston
Iris
Kenna
Avanuen
Aurora
Nellie Gaxrep
Stanley Brown
Garfield
White House
Bocemay
Tokio
Turtle Mountains
Chamber of Deputies
France
Saran E. Howe
Woman's Bank
B. Hansano
Firestand
WN. Y
Oregon
Secretary of the Treasury
Ohe
Stevenson
New York State
Kansas
House Committee On Appropriations
Congress
Randall
House
Merritt Terner
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Hiringhampton
Turner
National Banks of
New York City
News OF the
Kansas State News
John Morrison
Topeka
C H L. Groves
Pottawatomie
Leavenworth, Northern & Southern Railroad
Washburn College
Boswell
Charles Boswell
Hartford
Halbrook
Mary Halbrook
Massachusetts
Tur Santa Fe
Leavenworth, Topeka & Southwestern
Mason Sis
State Board of Agriculture
Pesstons
Henry R. Crawford
Junction City
William R. Lattimer
Wabaunsee
George W. May
Fawn Creek
Zachariah Kramer
Runnymede
Martin J. Reynolds
Girard
Thomas J. Owens
Glue Mound
Samuel Henry
Wilmington
Ben. M. Tabler
Wichita
John Pronk
Armourdale
Robert B. Kirkpatrick
Woodherre
Mary B. Brown
Prospect
William A. Duncan
Lucerne
Daniel S. Snyder
Ellsworth
Enoch G Adams
Oscar van Valkenberg
Republic City
Golden
Hamilton County
Jacob A. Harman
Kalvestra
Hodgeman County
Jabez Applebe
la Blanches
Sherman County
St. Louis
Adams
Puwers McAnas
Russell County
Rody
Kansas Home Missionary Society
Congregational Churches
American Home Missionary Society
Toyok
United States Circuit Court
Topeke
Michigan Stove Company
Ask Og
Great Western Sure Company
Stanland Stove
Michigan Company
Women’s Board of Missions of
Congregational Church
Mra & CC
F. P. Hoybin
All. Slowen
Missouri
C. B. Brace
Ila Bi. Cole
A. L. Slosson
Boylan
Starrs
Cy Lareury
Asinison
Court House
Emporie
Donse
Kansas, Colorado & Texas Railroad Company
Lakin
Finney County
Lakinto
Tascosa
Trinidad
Col
Kansas River
Twesti-Pace
Capitol
Milton R Smyth
Holton
Drawbridge Gate
Quatermass & Ellsworth
Moline
Lemuel Macy
Independence
Barrow
David Kesler
Wilfst Automatic
Regsster
Sedgwick
St Leavenworth
Mercy
Winkerson
Markey
Like Police
Allerton
Pinserton
Catcaco
Lehigh
Suniries
Buffalo
Lake Erie
Hoez
Rall
Omana
Burlington & Missouri River Rowl
Edgar
Net
Yesternaly
Koll Marvin
Deweese
George Burke
Daniel O'Vonner
Weston
Robert Collins
Charles Clark
Andrew Campbell
Wm. Critter
Lez
Owen Shoritey
Kansas City
Walter Ames
Thomas Kelley
Ottawa
John Edwards
St. Joe
Lee
E’l Penzier
Harlan
John Fitzgerall
Stanley
Thomas Burke
John Giler
Edward Ferris
John Nolan
Moy An Kee
State Street
Supreme Court of New York
Jadze Prendergast
May
Farsixotox
Main Street
Abbott Hill
Masonic Mall
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Chronicle Office
Knowlton & McLeary
Job Printing House
Post-Office
Motel Marble
Exchange Hotel
Cleasant Street
Broulway
Tarbex Bros
Depot Street
Lewiston
Millips
People’s Trust Company
Gray
Pleasant Street
A. K. Spofford
Librarian of Congress
Costes
United
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