Death of David Davis and Exciting Railroad Chase
Obituary notice details the life of David Davis from Cecil County Maryland born March 4 1814 through a career as judge senator and Supreme Court justice plus a rich estate. It also reports an attack on a Lake Shore railroad train near Englewood Chicago where armed strikers clashed with police and Pinkerton agents in a violent pursuit with several wounded.
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Davis Davis
Bloomington
Bright
David Davin
Maryland
Mr. Davin
Cecil County
Kenyon College
Gambler, O
Edwin M. Stanton
New Theven
Henry W. Mshop
Lenox
Mass
Lincoln
United States Supreme Court
Senate
Independent Party
Arthur Hocaie
United States
North Carolina
Indy
Davie
Lake Shore Road
Chicago
Root Street Crosing
Englewood
Markey
Town of Lake
Tom Collins
Root Street
Mat Pinkerton
Lakeshore
Forth Second Street
Tts
McGallaghan Tsed
Custers Massacre Recalled By Survivors At Fort Custer
An account of the 1876 battle led by Custer, with Sitting Bull and other Sioux leaders, as told by a survivor. The narrative describes Reno and Custer being separated, fierce fighting on the ridge, massacred troopers, and the movement of civilians and horses amid a chaotic, deadly engagement.
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Gaul
Custer
Fort Custer
Mont
Reno
Sitting Bull
Reuu
Reus
Daxter
Reno Creek
Keogh
Calhour
Terry
Gibbon
White Rain Mountains
Big Horn
Woj Mountains
Gladstone Addressed Manchester Electors Amid Enthusiastic Reception
Gladstone spoke to Manchester electors on June 25 for over an hour after a transit from Hawarden. He was met with continuous ovation, speeches in open air at train stops, and a jammed hall where the premier received a roaring welcome and vowed victory despite opponents.
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Gladstone
Manchester
Hawarden
Mr. Gladstone
Luitpold
Hawaria
Spain
Madeid Jonets
Tion
Bucharest
Metress
Bulgaria
Aludstous
Chambers of Commerce
London
Max Schomberg
Pittsburg
Ottawa
Home Rule Fund
Canada
Dominion
United States
Godfred Laurent
Lord & Hardman’s Mill
Chandlero
Ont
Burmah
M. Serve
Count de Paris
Soleil
Paris
France
Count of
Royeal
Clerguon
Brussels
Tapan
Henry Ward Beecher
Liverpool
Chili
Vorepaugh
New Brunswick
S. Griffiths
Toronto
Prince of Wales
Vancouver
Canadian Pacific
Monteval
Sthult
Prince Edward
Itland
Annie Monneth
Burke
Cavendish
Dublin
Mail pouch burglary at Ann Arbor shocks town
A daring burglary occurred Sunday night June 27 in Ann Arbor. A mail pouch from a Detroit bound Central road train was stolen and rifled on the river bank. Matthew Sullivan, a small-time operator, carried the pouch into the baggage room then pried open the door and found the pouch missing. Letters dumped in dirt and stamped, with a large missing sum, likely cash to students. Postmaster Dusty and Acting Inspector Maynard chase a lead. Washington and Chicago authorities advised. Authorities vow pursuit of suspects amid public outrage.
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Arbor
Central Road
Detroit
Matthew Sullivan
Minil Thoemonger
Dusty Batee
Washington
Maynard
Chicago
Proddant
Juno
Payette County
Carmen
Milwaukee
Whearllé Shoshan
Lafayette
Ind
Cntaelogue
Corporation
Sandusky
Obie Guiteau
Copiah
Masissippi
Grape Creek
Ania
Minnie Bachman
Logansport
Burlington Road
Creston
Town
Manitoba
Northwest Territory
United States
Northwest Territories
Piske-McGraw
Supreme Court
Sarah Noonan
Cleveland
G. McCants Stewart
State Agricultural College of South Carolina
People Line of Steamers
Albany
N. Y
Stewart
Unclear Farm Notes Mix of Tips and Nonsense From 1880s Column
A disparate agri column offers advice on blackberry ripeness, potato quality, poultry care, horse upkeep, and hog feeding. It mentions sulfur and pyrethrum sprays, but also garbled phrases and invented terms, interspersed with notes on breeding, milk handling, and a rhubarb packing site near Chicago.
Domestic Hints And Pudding Recipes From A Bygone Era
A jumble of apple custards currant puddings and other desserts appears alongside a moral essay on thoughtful benevolence. Recipes describe reworking dried apples with water and lemon juice, egg yolks, and sugar for a rich pudding, plus steps for custards, fruit fillings, and yeast rolls. The text also offers reflections on kindness inspired by Andrew Carnegie and notes how small acts of consideration improve lives.
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Erie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Deatil
David Davis
Haymarket
Bohermian Quarter
Inter-Colonial Railway
Moncton
Dorchester
Judys Sloan
Wisk
Robert Schilling
Knights of Labor
Henatoy Mulmer
Houle
Minx Aung Ertridge
Congress
Annie
Fifth Michigan
Awandel
Kearney
Anne Etheridge
Hancerk
Poreig
Lakehore Road
Cincinnati
New York
Europe
Benjamin Moran
Panfield June Mth
George Washington
Chiattate
Wrelalert
J. Doshedd
Pairies
Fld
Chitia
Sune
Isso
Poultry
Poultry Ops
Noe Somber
Jaguary
Rhubarbville
Ilinois Central
Willy
Andrew Carnegie
Pennsylvania
Mentis
Mr. Carnegie
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