The Company Liable and Fortunes in Kalama
The article reports a Detroit federal case where Charles Sherman sued American Express for a missing package after delivery to a subsidiary. Jurisdiction determined the carrier liable for its full path to destination, not limiting liability by receipt terms. It also mentions a Baltimore heir’s fortune via Cipriani, Detroit tunnel plans, and various Detroit area notices and local obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sherman
New Baston
Wayne County
Aeon Express
Sherman
Jack Jonville
Plorkta
Ged Sherman
Express Company
Dist Paton
Detroit
Catto
Caprons
Dackeonville
American Express Company
Jasting Matwar
American Express
Eall
Circuit Court
Supreme Court
Vast 19th Century Dispatches Reflect Turmoil and Trials
A sprawling summary notes a mix of court rulings, political shifts, and disasters. It mentions trials and bonds, calls for new appointments, and a push for constitutional action in Dakota discussions. Reports of accidents, fires, and ship captains' deaths mingle with public budget strains, military desertions, and court readiness.
United States Treasurer Hyatt Reports Fiscal Year Outcomes
United States Treasurer Hyatt presents the annual report detailing net revenue of 64,200,074 and net expenditures of 267,24,501 for the year, with a surplus available for debt reduction at 111,341.97. The report notes treasury balance changes, asset increases, liabilities decreases, and shifts in notes and deposits, including gold and silver holdings, currency in circulation, and the status of redeemable notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hyatt
Treasury
Tos
National Banka
National Bank
Abu Fund
Binal Ai A
MSN
Outetar
Turieh
Mey
Spee
Kee
NOW BARRY TALKS ABOUT POWDERLY ADMINISTRATION
Barry, expelled Knights of Labor member, denounces Powderly rule in a public statement. He alleges packed conventions and misused funding, naming D A T of Bast dnaw and others, threatening legal proof if allowed to speak. He cites Chicago and Minneapolis conventions, insists on truth and calls for investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tle
Powderly
Thomas
Barry
Knights of Labor
Peeye
Johor
D. A. TH
Bast Dnaw
Bim
DA. i
Ael
Minneapolis
Poverty Palace
Bims
General Assembly
Bill
G. BE. B
General Executive Board
Villape
Ihru
Journal of United Labor
Michael Davern
Augusta
Davern
Toronto
State Assembly
Llane
German Reichstag Reassembles For Unity Speech
Emperor William opened the session in person and declared that recent pledges had shown the people’s deep desire for imperial unity. He argued for peaceful policy aims and good relations abroad, avoiding any reference to military or credit matters and touching only on American affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichetag
Willam
Pita
Credita
Powderly Succeeds Amid Union Controversy Report
The report of the committees on law was submitted to the Knights of Labor convention in Minneapolis. It details Powderly's stance on governance, elects officers, and critiques alleged abuses by general officers including fund misuses and district power consolidation. Mr Gladstone pleads for Ireland in the House of Commons, urging relief for crofters and rent arrears cancellation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z Adonis
Athens
Bern
Macrion
Walsh
Welidiewcine
Milladelphi
Deal
Awe
Archbishap Wood
Jamestown
Harrison
Morton
Washington
W. Hux
Chia
Les
Pormaylvania
West
Gulf of Merlo
Atlantis
Eitton
Waw
Rae
John Malmor
John Hopkins University
Baltimore & Ohio
Turin
Lawhtimers & Onio Atook
Suleriva
National
Pevanie Union
Wannington de Lyman Missi
Jaimen Upsell Lowell
Liverpoul
Ehets
Rochester
N. Y
Cronstate
Frey
Caapena
Dollare
Lima
Selene
Pyr
Comiantes
Minnepolis
Minster Werkman
General Assembly
Grsiinal Oy Operative Board
Shell
Jaeuve
Waltaer
Niwater Warksnun
Sailiaw
Honda
Tmanipur
Mallow
United Labor
Cnset
Journal of United Labor
Powderly
Hayes
Dewey
Erin
Gladstone
Ireland
House of Commons
Fame and fate of Myra Gaines case ends in Supreme Court
The U S Supreme Court settles the long running Gaines v New Orleans suit, upholding the final decree for damages tied to property seized and years of litigation. The case, begun to clear a family name, involved Myra Clark Gaines and entrenched legal battles across Louisiana and federal courts. It details appeals, prominent lawyers, and the financial stakes that threaten New Orleans with payment of roughly 1 000 000, the outcome pending further arrangements. Powderly is reelected head of the Knights of Labor, with officials named to key posts and plans for the Paris exposition. Reports cover other civic items, land office activity, and a death in Fort Monroe of Maj Henry J Farnsworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manders
Sturgia
Jacksonville
Rapa
Lapien
Gen
Park Wasmister
Cadillac
Detroit
Aduke O'Connell
Ishpeming
Michigan
Miss Long Stacey
Stivey
Tecumeeh
Lave
Dackwan
Jim Hopper
Tim Turner
East Jorlen
Warn
Hines
Onetesman Burrows
Cornelius Davis
Tie Whfe
Coruna
Mle
Davis
GMMA
Charlee
Belene Bavenll
Hemmunk Matick
Livia Cieweliaal
Aifewsie
MiPonald
Mo Garigia
Scofield
United States Army
United States Supreme Court
Lord Sackville
Washington
Tal Apt
Congress
Cal Don Lamant
Gen. Swalin
Chelmntl
Jobin Broadman
Upper Sandusky
Chidren
Matoom Statleer
Lakes
Toledo
Cage
Plas
Insuranes Company
Citeago Anarchiste
Haymarket
Wight
USA
Parsons
Trobine
Jack Grae
Loosville
Gragg
Stoughton
Sowok
United States
Eetound
Fort Poder
Des Moines
Janesville
Wis
Egart
Schoo Board
Hurdaon
Elijah W. Halford
Tallahapolis
Gaines
New Orleans
Annaie Ae
Supreme Court of the Union
Aero
Myra Clark Gaines
Gen. Clark
Mra Ganes
Louisiana
Umett
Supreme Court
Beckwith
New Orinwna
Stv
Atm
Itelaw
Romuloa
Hattie L. Whitney
James M. Christmas
Sea-Lndow
Whitney
Nes Bean
Gow
Goines
United States Circuit Court
Dad White
Caltel
Mra. Gaines
Fragmentary note on local events and rent reductions
A partial, garbled excerpt references turmoil and misfortune, noting rents reduced and a broader lament over the happenings. The text is incomplete and unclear, with missing names and places, but suggests social or economic distress affecting a community.
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Leanetia Chiiani
Baltimore
Kalawasoo
Italy
Taenetio Cipriani
Seareice
Dtaban
Ammerion
Kalamacoa
Leouatta
Au Lumense Undertaking
Detroit Railroad
Rapical Steel
Detroit River
Luthar Becher
Mary W. Boecher
Luther &Trobridae
George A. Tedcher
Willis G. Chyrke
Jonithin Griiered
Hone
Carmi
Tin
Olds
Stockbridge
Lansing
Mock Hiver Seminary
At Mirth
Ifdlai
Sauiian Valley
Eine Unie
Od Conroestrat
Lansing Iyi Niles
Odlelal Canvays
Vlertors
Larrisod Reaiites
Cleveland
Fink
Birdeter
Wsrtaker Ib
Isa
Wolverine Wilisperings
Haver
Donne
Dude Palier
Dias
Tony Wid
Kalwmage
Nogales
Horton Parkour
Ravelving
Stalin
Lieotner
Tor Hhiprini
Neo Teese Mtal
Haines
He Howland
Lattertie
Emliuce
Morrie Dyleoal
H. Jasks
Muskegon
Omar
Oharen
Borsk
Vanderiils
Garmin Lee
Enty Tous
Aide
Kalama
Forviies Heatey
Cisse
Mateo Creek
Goshen
Ind
Bay City
Manne
John Kajble
Man's Lutheran Church
Motrod
Sak Jem
Soudan
America
Kalsinado
Monroe
Manford
Mr. Laniels
Grand Rapids
Saginaw
Arthur Sanford
Long Lake
Grand Traverse County
Mint & Pere Marquette Railroad
Saginaw County
Mill
Matt
Clifford Culver
Howell
Allington & Curtle Manufacturin
Henier
Sanwyth
Elmity
A Avery
Eas Euat
Cone
Hubeet
Mabdalls Baek
Forwer Hemet Allington
Curtin
Hiewine
Ile
Hmipriaiiment
Petit Merritt
Chas Johnson
William Love
Squir
Lowy
Phil Peewee
Mie
Canora Ir Klamey
Betlefield
Bam Bart Wiseman
Jehu
Fila
Etrult Mess
Eonertir Inc
Anny
Anny Regal
France
Joshua Pyster
Penoylvania University For
New Brunswick
N.J
Kansas
Vermonthsef
New York Supreme Court
Hell Telephone Company
Moston
New York
Germany
England
Sweden
Norway
Scotland
United States Navy
American Society of Naval Engineers
F. H. Vandegrift
Columbus
Descgnt
Frederick
Engand
Victora
Ansint
Spurgeon
London
Knights of Jaber
okEinet
Wo Hayes
New Jersey
Ccetello
Castello
Minery’ Assembly
Knighte of
Labor
M. Stocklager
Mintigwn
Mchien
General Land Office
Michigue
Comnils
Mlumer
Isle
Pravticalie
Maj. Farnsworth
Henry J. Parneworth
Fort Monroe
Henry J. Farnsworth
Slichondowh ‘Alley
Sheridan
Cumberland
Sopot Guartermaster Tintit III
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