Boston Board orders quarantine on vessels from Canada
The Boston Board of Health has ordered quarantine against all vessels from Canada and Newfoundland. A stormboat on the Tennessee River fights a panther. a big gather of Indian traders causes a lively scene at the Chicago Board of Trade. Union army youngest soldier claim is deemed unprovable by War Department.
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Boston Board of Health
Canada
Newfoundland
Tennessee
Savannah
Red River
Red Cliff
Chicago Board of Trade
Columbus
Herbert Tay
War Department
World at Large highlights of global events
A roundup of late 19th century news notes including political speeches in Indianapolis, celebrations in Chicago, and social scandals. Reports cover labor disputes in Dundee, maritime collisions off Deal and Copenhagen, uprisings in Madrid, cholera rumors in Mono, Congo attacks, and a deadly gas explosion in Branchdale. Also noted are political shifts in Massachusetts, Chinese labor unrest near Seattle, and various accidents, crimes, and disasters worldwide.
Monuments and crimes in Kansas newscast
Kansas State Committee urges subscriptions for a Fort Leavenworth monument to Ulysses S. Grant with broad regional backing and prompts from church and school leaders. Also covered are train robbery arrests near Topeka, a Topeka bride’s elopement, an odd Viorte town myth, ongoing post office operatives, liquor licenses across Kansas, and the Walkup case pending trial with jail floral tributes.
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Grant
Kansas State Committee
Port Leavenworth
General Grant
Kansas
Fort Leavenworth Reservation
Ulysses S. Grant
Nebraska
Colorado
Texas
Arkansas
New Mexico
Annona
United States Army
Fort Leavenworth
Cottier
Forterant Monument Fund
Capitan Scil. Jussey
Leavenworth
Kan
F. H. Hathaway
Jonn A. Maretty
Deemernese Aves McHeyay
Howard Pierce
Topeka
Kansas City
McHenry
Pieres
Missouri
Joan Rice
Hughes
Rice
Salina
Viorte
Vierle
Louisiana
Bower
Norton County
Joseph K. Smith
Collison
Pratt County
Oscar G. Boone
Dublin
Sumper
James W. Wells
Nilesville
Ottawa County
Thomas Case-beer
Ninnescah
Kingman
Edward W. Minnan
Lawrence
J.B. Hayes
Hartland
Finney County
Martin Dingus
Kentucky
Scort County
Conprany
Walkup
Payne
Emporia
Scott
Shocking Fate of Mrs Helen Hoyt in New York Fire
The death of Mrs. Helen K Hoyt at 360 Went Thirtieth Street was reported to Coroner Levy. While her husband Dr W D Hoyt was away she tried to stir the furnace and her clothing caught fire. She ran through the building as flames spread, collapsing after a fall on the stairs and in a street chase. A teamster covered her with a horse blanket but she died at 6 45 am. She was 23, attractive with many friends. Dr Hoyt mourns, Mrs Ruger recovered from a fall but was nervous.
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Walte States
Martin & Co
Buffalo
AKL
da Mansmait
Paul
Lake Traverses
Paris
France
United States
Canada
Tammany Hall General Committee
Civil Service Commission
M. C. Rooxwetl
Union
N. Y
D. J. Palmer
Livingston
Taeke
New York
Sacramento
Cal
Frederickenburg
Tex
Wesley Collier
Jack Beam
Mason
Monta Maccreesss
Luzerne
Pennsylvania
le Maux
Madrid
Tuares
Furness Abbey
Boston
Hong Kou Tue Marine Hospital
Aevenu
Washington
Soints
Mexico
Nogales
Royal Palace
Copenhagen
Prince and Princess of Wales
Christian
Denmark
Gorge
Greece
Castilla
Cadiz
Castile
Jacos Kerry
Rockbridge
F J.C. Wessexnons
Desser
Appleton
Wis
Michigan
Cyelime
Alabastar
Hucan
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Helen K. Hoyt
Barnet
Mrs. Rager
Mrs. Hoyt
Mrs. K
Mrs. Ruger
A BAD CONVICT ATTACKS AT MH PENITENTIARY
Deputy Warren Meadbury is assaulted as convict Georges S. Patton becomes unruly in the shop. Patton wounds Captain W H Bradbury and is shot by a yardmaster, leaving Patton badly injured. Reports from Washington and Chicago follow about tariffs and Army of the Tennessee society events and dates.
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Warren Meadbury
By & Conyer
Ureversox Cory
Georges S. Patton
Jasper County
W.H. Bradbury
Patton
Agre
Bradbury
Watton
Thibbon
Arrests in Topeka for Blue Springs train robbery
Sheriff Thorns offices swarmed as Hugh McKeary and Howard Pierce were jailed on charges tied to the Blue Springs Missouri Pacific robbery. Deputies Disbrow, Parkburnt, Phillips, Hulse, and Delong traced suspects from Independence via California to Monetan and Pleasant Hill before capturing them near North Topeka. McHenry, a longtime farmer, valued at about 24000, is identified. Pierce’s background remains unclear.
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Topeka
Torrxa
Kax
Court House
Hugh McKeary
Howard Pierce
Thorns
Blue Springs
Missour Pavilic
Hugh McHenry
North Topeka
Bedford
Independence
Janes Liggett
Kansas City
Hulse
Delong
Missouri Pacific
California
Jefferson
Howard Merce
Pierce
Howard
Werning
Monetan
Ansna City
Pleasant Hill
Union Pacific
Disbrow
Shawnee County
Calhoun’s Bluff
Shawnee Counties
McHenry
Phillips
Devastating floods lash towns amid heavy rains and train washouts
A severe rainfall blanketed the region, flooding streets and cellars, washing away bridges near Wolf branch, and forcing residents along Labecte Creek to evacuate. Rail service slowed as the Kens City line reported washouts and tracks under water. In nearby Arkansas, a jail fire and mob attacks on prisoners in Murfreesboro sparked fresh turmoil as authorities struggled to maintain order.
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Ransde
Sviurte
Labecte
Somme
Kens City
Fort Scott & Gall
Kansas City
Kas
G. L. Carpenter Sestenlay
Wolf Branch
Lake Malepini
East Cherokee
Hell Street
Lee brothers killed after gun battle in Texas frontier
In Galaksville Texas September 9 a farmer’s wagon brought the dead bodies of outlaws Jim and Pink Lee. Texas Ranger Heck Thomas and two companions tracked them to Harris Township near Dexter. A fierce gunfight near John Washington’s place ended with both brothers dead. Coroner’s inquest confirmed the deaths and said large rewards were earned by Thomas and his assistants. The Lee gang had terrorized the frontier since May, stealing cattle to the Indian Territory. Bill Lee was captured in May and sent to Fort Smith to face trial.
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Misuellan
Jim
Pink Lee
Lee Brothers
Gainesville
Tex
Dexter
Thomas
Taylor
Settles
Detroit
Puritan
Genesta
Richard Sutton
Lochfergus
Idlewater
Deal
English Channel
Crasmerarn
Parnell
Ireland
London
Mono
African Association
Alta
Branchdale
John Linn
Seattle
W. T
Guardian Angel
Cape Ballard
Newfoundland
Dundee
Scotland
Montreal
Sth
Colombia
Massachusetts
Worcester
Thomas Lathrop
Taunton
Charles B. Knight
George Kempton
Sharon
Charles B. Travers
Natick
Lima
Pesth
Paul Festetico
M. Pechy
Pittsburgh
John McIntosh
Charlies S. Demott
Hempstead
Lone Island
International Telegraphic Conference
Berlin
Auckland
Copenhagen
Lester Bros
Nashville
Tenn
Cameron
N. Y
Wis
Spain
Evees Esas
Earavid
Senne
Galaksville
North Tesss
Roif Brothers
Indian Territory
Jim Lee
Lee Wang
Ax Wang
Heck Thomas
Forth Worth
Lee ‘Brothers
Harris Township
Jim Taylor
Jim Settles
Cook County
Much Offeer
Lees
John Washington
Altragon
Tory
Pink
Alan
Thil
Flamesvalle
Court House
Lee
Sus
Wink Lee
Dlaware Hread
Bill Lee
Gume
Fort Smith
Ark
Ross Brothers
Dewuty
Bil A
Steins
Sherman
Texas
Frootier
Indian Homesteads Reopen Contests in Michigan
The Interior Department recalls a former suspension and reopens cases in Todd and Traverse City districts now centered at Reed City. Final proof deadlines long lapsed and some post suspension entries face full examination on merits. Indian treaty rights are preserved where law allows under any reasonable construction.
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Ruspenson
Wasarxeres
Lomestead
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Ayer
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Parnell Fund
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Society of the Army of the Tennessee
Chicago
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Carisruheen
New Orleans
Apa Sweet
Mo A. Mulligan
Thomas A. Mulligan
Parsipent Bratyean
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Pembina
St. Paul
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N. Mo
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Europe
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Tak Clearing House
Garry Bros
Peter A. Daly
Thomas Fitzpatrick
David Naughton
W. A. Gry
Heart
Tuk Free Thinkers
Leland Opera House
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Ths
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Pekin
Manchester
Eweny A. Storns
Ottawa
James Kincannon
Mississippi
Wood
Secretary of the Interior
Cordova
Vera Cruz
American Glucose Company
Peoria
Kansas State News
Wasnixutos
D. C
Representative Mill
Army of the Tennesser
Chcaco
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Chetlain
Wasnixarox
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J. A. J. Creswell
Court of Commissioners of Alabama Claims
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Yrever
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McCaffery
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Lester
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