Abilene Reflector Highlights Global and Local Crises
Expulsion of Polish subjects from Austria begins affecting all classes. Cholera traces into towns. hog losses rise. farmers report steep deaths. American minister at Brussels refuses interference in Chamonef murder case. Fatal equine disease spreads near Shellandle. News covers wild weather, ship seizures, and legal shifts on alien citizenship. Prominent donors advance university lands. Current suspends publication after losses.
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Cuantes A. GaMentel, a Baltimore merchant, died at the Continental Hotel Philadelphia amid odd circumstances with two bottles found empty in his room. Newport RI newlyweds Ma. Texamore Paecixamyses and Miss Alice Coates wed. ex Governor Bevery E. Fenton dies suddenly in Jamestown. Des Moines nominates Senaron Lamitanee for governor. storms, fires, and plague reports populate the roundup with international and domestic incidents.
Second Kansas Veterans appeal for reunion at Topeka
Kansas news item recounts a call to survivors of the Second Kansas Volunteers to join a reunion at Topeka on September 34. It asks for names and addresses to prepare a roster, notes a headquarters tent at the camp ground, and includes a signed plea from Rosenr A. Preece of Topeka dated August 35. It also lists various local notices, postmaster changes, and incidents across Kansas, including accidents, worm damage to corn, and railroad charters.
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National notes on pension agent failure and Alabama Court actions
The Treasury reports A Whitson Norris, former Philadelphia Pension Agent, failed to forward June accounts, facing embezzlement risk for unaccounted advances. Judge French discusses Alabama Claims Court authority to hire assistants as Secretary Fish and others approve. Treasury notes about pensions paid this month and officers facing detachment orders.
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Immense Army Marches Through Africa for Expansion
An interior of Africa report notes a vast force advancing across the region. The army moves with purpose of establishing control and influence, drawing attention to ongoing imperial efforts and strategic objectives.
Death Under Suspicion in Kansas Hon J R Walkup Case
The Emporia death of Hon. J. R. Walkup stirs rumor and fear as suspicion falls on his young wife Miss Minnie Wallace Walkup. Witnesses describe purchases of strychnine and arsenic used to alter stains and complexion, with postmortem findings suggesting poison before his death. The case widens into a public scandal as authorities detain Mrs. Walkup and a relative teen, while a broader Atlantic dispatch notes African revolts and regional unrest amid growing US trade talk.
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Last of Lockie Mob Hangs Texas Murderer at Blanco County Jail
In San Marcos County news from Blanco County, Al Lockie who murdered four women and two men near Johnson City four days earlier was captured and jailed. A mob of about fifty seized the jail keys, dragged him from his cell, hanged him at a tree, and a coroner’s jury ruled death at the hands of unknown parties. Also reports from Missouri detail Pat Godin and George Henry’s bail after railroad assault, and Samuel W. Collins’s execution for murder in Pike County Mo.
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