Fire Destroys Teg Cabin and North Bend Mansion
A historic Teg Cabin of Old Pippecange and the famed North Bend Mansion House burned Saturday night. The Gol. Win family and HL S Taylor report President Harrison narrowly escaped with their lives, leaving behind nothing but night clothes. Mrs Harrison was away visiting the widow of President Harrison. the site is noted for early Western history and the Cincinnati region’s development. Fire also damaged a railroad bridge near Urlohe Tille as vandals torched and ignited parts of the line, but trains crossed the bridge safely afterward.
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Old Lip
Gol. Win
HL. S. Taylor
Harrison
Cincienas! Gazette
Aiolas
Userigua
Mra. Jarrison
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J. Scott Warvich
Gen. H
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Read
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New Auburn
Minnesota
Ernest Charles
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Revenge and assault at the City Hotel in Hartford
Mary Sheridan a chambermaid wounded James Martin with a razor after accusing him of improper attentions. Martin sought medical aid while Mary was arrested. the incident occurred as a confrontation in the hotel bar area.
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Nanad Jhinca Machin
Mary Sheridan
City
Lartford
Gony
Martin
Mary
James
Mr. Martin
Ellaworth
Deseret News reports Mormon response to proclamations
The Deseret News notes a shift from belligerent to pacific tone in President's proclamations to the Mormons. Willmore City remains active with Saints planting trees for a permanent settlement while a curiana narrative describes a heavens sign. A meteor sword shape passed over Salt Lake City on May 26 at 1 AM.
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Utah Territory
Willmore City
Lave
Willore
Salt Lake City
Pines
Disposition of the Utah Forces Reported
From Leavenworth Missouri dispatches detail reorganizing Utah forces under General Harris. Units are reassigned to Fort Riley and Fort Stockton areas, with Major Miley and Colonel Summer’s commands moved for services in the plying region. Lt Colonel JOHNSON relieved as inspector general and Surgeon Wight returns to Saint Louis. A three hundred strong recruit detachment sails from Leavenworth to New Mexico. Shams Young seeks a Mormon jury trial.
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Louis
Leavenworth
Genersl Harris
Isenol
Cale
Monroe
Platte
Dinwa Qolanel
Fort Nuarmey
Tohnsay
Ltt
Ake
Pork Riley
Wight
St. Louis
Najar Reown
Fort Kuarnay
Swith
Est Cavalry
Surgeit Swift
4Th Artillery
Cottonwood Sorays
Stuapaon
Fort Lanvenworth
New Mexico
Sham Yourng
Trorwan
Drunken wedding ends in riot at Turtha McVail's office
An intoxicated youth and a young woman from “Qowt Ure viver” arrived seeking marriage. The groom, heavily drunk, clutched the bride as bystanders laughed while magistrates restored order. The bride remained seated with her companions as the farce unfolded.
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Turtha McVail
Uey
Rod
Cous Street
Squire Tin
Gold Production for 1857 in Australia and world totals
The article estimates 1857 gold production worldwide near 100 million dollars with Australia a major contributor and other regions including California Russia and Siberia. It notes a large gold stock in 1887 and projects massive future inflows into global circulation amid various regional figures. A Minnesota fire disperses a family. Ernest Charles and relatives suffer severe burns with a missing child.
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Australia
UN Tollowa
California
Russia
Siberia
Weather, travel, and crime report from the week
The week saw heat and a cold snap with wind and rain near Miney Branch and Waldolf to Nasenaker's Mill. A balloon ascent at Tangver is planned. A robbery on Washington Street netted about 800 in cash and papers. a $100 reward is offered. The town awaits updates on rail and local meetings.
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Miney Branch
Waldold
Nasenaker's Mill
T. Ke Baylor & Bro
Libouty Juyonable
Clowest
War
Uriven
Washington Street
Reaver
Rewyer
Bly
Narrow Escape In Gattyalung Buggy Run Injures Two
On Monday near Gattyalung two men fled in a buggy after a horse bolted frightening the team. A man was struck in the head and abdomen by the reaper knife, almost fatally, but he survives. The other is reported uninjured and the event ended with both safe.
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Tagen Weucktr
Gattyalung
Howe
Lovano
Campheap Aovident and Town Improvements Reported
A severe burn injury from a camphene lamp explodes nearly at home during a ball night in Dix on. The victim, Ajiolker Wari-We luaru sill-re tet tlit Mise Taxwau, second daughter of Some Talatan of Franklin Grove, suffers excruciating pain yet shows hope of recovery. Davin Troxen Sr. plans a two story brick dwelling near Chandersburg. A plasterer named Honey Wortz near Manover on Blick Rock Road shoots himself. critical condition. Telegraph cable fleet receives a final attempt. 95,000 miles remain aboard ships. James Shaunessey, 16, in Baltimore, faints from fright following an alleged day trek news. The dog remains at home.
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Ajiolker Wari
Duphnaton
Berdasa
Pingel
Honey Wortz
Manover
Blick Rock Road
Qwhall
The Tournament And Regional News From Chambersburg Area
Crowds filled Mummesbure on a busy Saturday with a parade led by Capt. Barney. Knights received honors as Mr. Charles Sefton won first place and Charles Weaver, Charles Bushey, Henry Ziegler, and T. Bentley followed in line. The afternoon offered various amusements and then broader notices including political convening in Franklin County, local officials named, a fire in Lebanon and other incidents, a massacre report in Jiddah, yellow fever cases in New Orleans, and political commentary on party dynamics and notable travels and publications.
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Mummesbure
Barney
Charles Sefton
Fairfield
Charles Weaver
Charles Bushey
Henry Ziegler
T. Bentley
Appointment of John Nugent as agent on Paraguay mission
From Washington July 28 the President appoints John Nugent editor of the San Francisco Hovall as agent to Paraguay to urge peaceful relations with British authorities. Administration plans a fleet including the Fulton and Burlon to deter a Paraguay attack while defense preparations and engineers from France are noted. Commissioners for the mission have not yet been chosen.
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Washington
Wasmwer
Bedford Springs
John Nugent
San Francisco
Paraguay
Toper
England
Otrga
Bulton
Pago
Bogus Banks Probe Sparks State Panics and Debate
A broad audit targets banks led by Crawford and Shamo kin portraying them as swindle hubs aided by New York and Buffalo brokers. The investigation seeks to curb corruption, while the Pheantsville bank faced thwarted takeovers. Amid turmoil, Washington County Pennsylvania boasts top gross wealth from soil and livestock.
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de Noga
Quawford
Shawohin
Gobchem
New York
Buffalo
J. Ponor
Pheantsville Bank
Silicons
Vioga
Crawford
Shamokin Bayly
Slavery Debate in Senate Echoes Northern Labor Viewpoints
A lengthy extract recalls Ex Governor Ham Mond of South Carolina defending slavery and arguing laborers are inherently enslaved by poverty. The piece contrasts Southern enslaved blacks with Northern white laborers, asserting divine sanction for labor, and warns that without control through ballots, society would collapse.
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Gaul
Anb
Evi
Delendeva Evan
Senate of the United Stites
Ines
Caveynoy Hammond
South Carolina
Senate
Idafcree
Te Lorampton Constiatinn
Twingelf
New York
Moya Beggirs
Wmond Dalieves
Tee Grove
Hle
Hamnonn Beliaves
Fragmented political critique on Democratic stance and Lecompton foe
Fragment reads as a sharp political rant accusing Democrats and Freemen leaders of hostility to working men. It targets MOND as a Democratic insider who advocated Lecompton and opposes Republican ideas, while framing Northern working men as misused by party rhetoric. The piece references factional animosity and class tension in a historical context.
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Sef Tersel Robison
Martinsburg
Han- Mond
Democratic Party
California and far western news on gold rush and danger
Steamer Meary Taylor arrived in New York with nearly $1,000,000 in gold and 200 passengers. Reports from San Francisco describe booming gold yields and rising prices for provisions. Indications of friction between American miners and British interests grow as Fraser River activity threatens conflict. Health woes from recent floods linger in the West, while hog cholera devastates Mississippi herds. Kansas votes today on the Lecompton Constitution accept or reject.
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Meary Taylor
New York
Franer’s River
Maryellana
Victoria
San Francisco
Piyvaer River
Upper Columbia
San Vrancisco
Supreme Court of California
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