Iowa Tornado Devastation Tops Destructive Summary
The Iowa tornado at Cuicano caused extensive loss with many killed and injured across Keo kuk county. A large relief effort forms as clergy urge aid and farmers face ruin. A separate accident in Washington and Wabash trenches killed Henry Dooley when an elevator moved trapping his head between scaffold and car.
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D. B. Pisk
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Baltimore Spring Jockey Club Meeting Opens in Fine Condition
Baltimore witnesses a rapid influx of visitors for the Maryland Jockey Club spring meeting set to begin tomorrow. The track is in splendid shape and a top draw is the grand steeple chase closing Friday. Meanwhile, notable Baltimore deaths include James W. Wallack the renowned actor who died en route to New York, and Columbus O Donnel a longtime gas executive and banking director.
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Indiana
Omaha
Pittsburg
Civil Service Board eyes reform and Mexico raid tensions
Washington officials say the Civil Service reform advisory board will preserve major features while refining details. Officials expect administration support after talks with the President and Cabinet. Separately, Mexican Secretary Mariscal notes U S troops under Colonel McKenzie crossed into Mexico, with Mexico awaiting explicit action or protests. The exchange concerns retaliation fears amid ongoing Comanche, Apache, and Kiowa raids into Mexican territory.
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Civil Service
Friends of Reform
M’kenzie
Mexico
Senor Mariscal
United States
McKenzie
State Department of May Msn
Nelson
Mariscal
Beane
Border tensions and Modoc capture debate heat Washington
Dispatches describe cross border concerns between United States and Mexico amid fears of armed actions near Texas and Arizona. Discussion focuses on treating captured Modocs under Oregon indictments and potential clashes with Lipan and Muscogee groups.
New York Lumber Dealers Deny Market Conspiracy
The leading lumber firms in New York City reject a cartels claim, saying a loose alliance of about a dozen large dealers crafts and markets lumber with profits split between mill owners and yard workers. The group reportedly controls around 300 million feet yearly.
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New York
Episcopal Diocesan Convention May Debate Division
Burlington May 26 The Episcopal Diocesan Convention is seen as likely to be of unusual interest because of a proposed division of the Diocese. Some believe the present duties are too heavy for Bishop Adenheimer without an assistant and Dr Abercrombie of Jersey City may become bishop of the new diocese if the split occurs.
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Episcopal Diocesan Convention
Adenheimer
Abercrombie
Jersey City
Reverend Albro Wadleigh Dies Suddenly at 41
Germantown reports the death of Rev. Albro Wadleigh rector of St. Luke's Episcopal Church. He passed away yesterday morning in Germantown at age 41, after being a prominent clergyman in the community.
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Germantown
Albro Wadleigh
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Thiers Resigns as President of France
Paris reports President Thiers offered his resignation on Saturday and it was accepted by 338 votes to 369. Marshal McMahon was then elected president with 390 votes.
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Thiers
Mashal McMahon
Petition and remonstrances mark Ohio Constitutional Convention
At Columbus on May 24 petitions from 876 Westerville residents opposing license fees for liquor sales and a Madison county remonstrance against liquor manufacture and sale were presented. A Mahoning county memorial sought relief from unequal taxes and bans on railroad stock. A Cincinnati invitation to host sessions on June 10 was tabled after approval to assemble there.
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Madison County
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Mahoning
Ashtabula County
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Hamilton
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Cincinnati
Bidgoo
Pope weighs anathematizing Italian cabinet foes
Foreign dispatches summarize a Vatican move against Cabinet members and reform clergy. Other items note a Carlist claim about Sanahanja volunteers, yellow fever in Montevideo, Dutch war funding, Lesseps railway plans, a Madrid banquet for Bradlaugh, a Berga mutiny ending with rescue.
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Montevideo
Holland
McKenzie raid Into Mexican Territory Supported by Administration
The administration backs Colonel McKenzie’s raid into Mexican territory and pledges further action if needed to crush bands taking refuge across the Rio Grande.
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Rio Grande
Strange mix of events from a distant era
A jumble of brief items mentions suicides, coronations, railway deaths, a Pope near death, a yacht diary, and a Philadelphia baseball marathon. It notes strikes, temperance talk, a Danbury incident with dogs, and the era’s shock headlines from New York to Louisville and beyond.
Religious Men as Business Managers.
The Atlantic Bank drew financial interest for over a month with a cashier described as confident. Directors included Southworth Sheldon and Raynor. the president claimed calm control while funds were misused. prisoners claimed to take matters into their own hands as depositors suffered.
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Aaron Burr
Manhattan Bank
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Corn Exchange Bank
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Sheldon
Raynor
United States ‘Treasury
Taintor
Boston Journal
Orpheus Picnic and Festival Postponed to Sunday
Local notice states the Orpheus Picnic and Festival did not occur yesterday due to a disruption but plans to proceed on Sunday in June with organizers urging attendance and safety measures.
Sunday Music Question case continued for H C Deters
H C Deters charged with keeping a disorderly house had the case continued until Wednesday by Judge Marchant. Five musicians charged with performing labor on Sunday were also continued to the same date. Deters ran a beer hall on Freeman Street between Laurel and Betts.
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Marchant
Oeter
Freeman Street
Laurel and Betts
City Board of Equalization Meets. real estate complaints due June 14
The City Board of Equalization met in the County Auditor's office and organized with John D. Minor as president. Auditor Yeatman becomes secretary, with Daniel Fithian and Harry G. Armstrong as clerks and Jacob Keilert as messenger. The board directed that all real estate assessment complaints be submitted in writing to the Auditor by June 14 and that sessions run daily from 9 A M to 1 P M.
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John D. Minor
Kas. Mahn, Jr
Samuel L. Hayden
Geo T. Steadman
Joseph Hargreaves
Joseph Seifert
Walter M. Yeatman
John D. Miter
Yeatman
Daniel Fithian
Harry G. Armstron
Jacob Keilert
Minstrels at Wood's Theater End Week with Hamlet Burlesque
Arlington Cotton and Kemble's Minstrels begin the final week at Wood's Theater with an unequaled bill and a bold new burlesque Hamlet Prince of Newport. The National presents a fresh alio performance and the enduring Uncle Tom's Cabin.
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Wood’s
Newport
Dog fighting raid ends with arrests in Cincinnati
A Cincinnati Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals-backed sting disrupted a dog fight at Charley Herbert's Enterprise saloon. Police seized one dog and multiple suspects including Chas Herbert and Ed Dunham, charging them with permitting and setting dogs to fight. Bail posted, cases continued to next Wednesday.
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Marchant
Almost a Century Woman Dies at Camp W
Mrs Jarusha Harrie aged ninety years died at Camp W on Sunday evening. A Massachusetts native she spent most of her life working to earn her support and lived independently to the end. She leaves a daughter Mrs Susan Kimball a Waltham brother and several grandchildren including a skilled Greenwood’s mechanic. Burial is set for 10 A M tomorrow.
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Camp W
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Susan Kimball
Waltham
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Knott
Newport Notes on Local Officials and Obituaries
James McCloud says a reinstatement petition was read without his authority. Bellevue forms a new fire department. George Aprichard, longtime citizen, dies after short illness. Chancellor Haslam issued more than forty judgments in the recent session. Governor Leslie offers Kentucy State Geologist post to N. B. Shaler, now in England, notified by cable. Samuel Geisler, former Newport City Attorney, named to the Dayton, Kentucky post.
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Bellevue
George Aprichard
Haslam
Pendleton County
Leslie
Kentucky
N. 8. Shaler
England
Samuel Geisler
Dayton
Covington Courthouse Sessions and Local Events
The County and Quarterly Courts convene in Covington today. Kentucky Central Railroad to sell excursion tickets for Old John Robinsons Great Circus and Menagerie next Saturday. Police plan a grand picnic at Latonia Springs on June 10. Workingmen’s Society marches to Huber’s Grove for annual picnic. John W. Stevenson named to West Point Board of Visitors for 1873. Rumor regards Cincinnati Southern railroad site within 30 days. Covington Newport and Ludlow vie to be crossing point. Travelers Otto DeGruther Ferdinand De Gruyther depart for Europe. Dr Chas Kearns and Louis Geisbauer set to depart tomorrow. Friends of Judge Hallum cite delegate counts from Pendleton and Bracken counties in a lawyers meeting. Deputy Marshal Patrick reports arrest of Alexander Maloney in New rt, under indictment for robbery. bail forfeited at last term.
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John Robinson
Covington
Latonia Springs
Workingmen’s Society
Lexington
Huber’s Grove
John W
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