Early May reports from the cotton region and public notices
The June and May agricultural notices note slight cotton area reuse, replanting, and winter wheat conditions across the valley. The Payne funeral in Washington is reported with international attendance. Navy Yard Commission recommends reorganizing yards, trimming expenses, effective July 15. A Guiteau juror Psyhian Michael Shannan becomes insane and is moved to asylum. The President appoints exhibitors to the World Exposition and the Treasury reports mixed coin and currency totals.
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Sy Savas
Leit
Asafor
St. Jubnn
Atodigs
Tuhe Bon
Ieee
Gary
Din L
Department of Agriculture
John Howard Payne
Oak Hill Cemetery
Washington City
Chandler
Navy Yard Commission
Mischael Shfanan
Guiteau
United States
Jamas Harderum, Jr
GH. Buck
Dumn
F. Kenner
John V. Mooreigh
M. Patton
5. Hernshein
W. OB Schmidt
C. Morshead
Gus
A. Iveaur
A. Bald
E. M. Hudson
E. Itchards
United States Treasury
Star Mail
Washington
Spatch
Guu
Sheridan
Tynan
Walsh
Frelinghuysen
ISI
Senate
Congress
Arthur
Mont 1A
Teller
Washington Special
Tue
Internal Revenue
Civil War era notices and book notes on English rules
A late 19th century column reports on Star route cases and court actions, U.S. Treasury regulation impacts on livestock transport, and Civil Service eligibility debates. It also catalogs literary notices including Albion W. Tollesworth. book briefs praise novels about the Civil War era and related works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion WL Tol Rgre
Fouls Frrand
Lords Howard & Hullett
Jesse
Hisory
Through the Desert by Mrs A K Dunning
An illustrated 272 page moral novel presented by Presbyterian Board of Publication. Mrs Dunning depicts a fashionable Christian wife in a desert of affliction, teaching that one cannot serve God and Mammon. The piece emphasizes virtue and obedience through everyday incidents and travel notes.
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A K. Dunning
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Board of Jabrication
Chestnut Street
Dibler & Co
Cincinnati
Eliza Archard Conner
Cincinnnati Cummercel
United States
Europe
Tim Kelly hanged after Phoenix Park murders in Kilmainham
A dispatch notes Timothy Kelly lanterned at Kilmainham jail as the fifth execution after the Phoenix Park murders. A crowd gathered outside the prison with no violence.
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Timothy Kelly
Phenix Park
Kilmainhaim
Ottawa
Canada
Jth
Dominion
Sulemman Daovupd
Alexandria
de Sth
Scutari
Albania
Victoria
British Columbia
Pre
Het. Doyle
Rome
Vatican
Russia
Melbourne
Australia
Hebrides
Solomon
Pacific
Davitt
National League Committee
Parnell
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Lebo
Eliphalet Clark
Maine
Portland
Nat State
Stray
American Institute Vot
Laflin & Rand
Newburgh
Ling An
Ambotish
Renlik
Mal
Dexa
el An A Ogy
Ieduvel On
Mley Ta Bor
Patrick C
Waller
Iene
Joan Birtner, Jr
Riverside
Cintizinati
Sun
Debus
Apple
Crook
Wacori
Mexico
Iowa
Waverly
Fayette County
Shepard
West Union
International Typographical Union
M. L. Crawford
Chicago
Isac C. Jones
Pittsburgh
John Mathasz
William Briggs
William A. Welkinson
Galveston
Texas
New Orleans
Tuer Grand Lodge
the American Protestant Association
Ohio
Columbus
J.C. Butte, Jr
Steubenville
Stephen Kramer
Hamilton
John H. Bunte
Grand Lodge
Willtian C. Moore
Victor
Rochester Bank
Upton
Daniel June
Fremont
Oregon
June
Ffremont
Harper
Illinois
Ois M. Scovilte
Oru
Thavi
Coor
Ind
Tbh
Davis
Iapgsar
Gisok
Nomedi
Chiluae
East Bridge
North Bridge
Rock River Papers Company
Edward Halteren
J. C. Furay
Tur
Treasury Department
England
Public
Civil Service
Tormadd
Clarsepar
Cauguiz
Wiloe Ji
Mtrana Hla
Pia Line
Hutaties
Rain Ya Hai
Esc Ost
Titel
Foster
Wallan
Pacaie Letersen
West
Paradise
Iwuthor
Nana
Prlea
T. B Hers
X. Feestise
Emile Zolato
Paris
Olas Usua
Atemgrte
Old
Paul
Peter's
Glasgowry
Naples
Dt. Pauffie
Etion Inea Mos
Ted R
Eese
Eral
Legard
Exchan McClure & Craighead
Zimmerman
Durstine
Mitchell
Clevelanil
Cap Nas
A.de
North
Foreign Intelligence
Warral
Hartman & Durstine
Horszel & Kaltwasser
Merckant
Soush-East
Sid
Wens L
Benssis
Masiit
Public Square
AyreEr
Ayaa
Atnr
Andirtical
C. Ayer &Lo
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