Great Celebration at Pittebug and Evacuation Day Parade
A grand celebration in Pinelarg marks the Evacuation of Werskesno with a vast procession from Coultey WRE to Duquesne Depot. Thousands joined the motorcade including military, authorities, traders, societies, and delegations from Ohin. The event featured music, speeches, and floats with banners, glass and ironwork displays, and a large turnout of miners, bands, and religious groups, estimated at about fifteen thousand along a three mile route.
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The Missing Steamship Indian Empire Sails For Galway
The Missing Steamship Indian Empire left New York on October 28 bound for Galway via Halifax. After a severe stormy voyage she reached Halifax on the 29th and sailed again for Galway on October 50. The Europa reports no sighting. twenty two days at sea without port, crew fear machinery damage may force return to sail. On board were 177 souls including Timothy Hamson and wife, Br Rooney, Richard Wallace and wife, Hugh McDawel, Jane Kennedy, Patrick Ditton, I Reyluff, Teeayden, F McGovern, Michiel Clifford, Rev. Mr Hannesacy, plus 66 passengers and 66 crew, three officers, and 200 tons cargo of cotton, tobacco, and staves.
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Boy’s tongue fastened to lamp post shocks town
A boy about eight years old, son of Mr. Gillean, tied his tongue to a lamp post on North Street during play. He suffered severe pain, could not speak, and bled as bystanders and authorities frantically sought to help until relief came after about ten minutes.
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Perry County
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Ile
Tantingdon
Pennsylvania
Col Samuel W Black Shot in Nebrask Territory
Col Samuel W Black a Supreme Judge in the Nebraska Territory was dangerously wounded by a gunshot while hunting. His companion fired twice by accident, buckshot entering the head but causing non fatal injuries. He began recovery and was expected to convalesce soon.
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Jainers
Nebrask State
Thape Poste
Prairia
A Southern Man's Opinions and Local News Items
A Southern man from Charleston returns home with softened abolitionist views after conversations with Republicans. Philadelphia market houses to be demolished after April, affecting retailers. Reports include a deadly house fire, a serious accident with paralysis, a Vermont hotel fire, and various city notes. Also covered are travel, a Cincinnati misadventure, English expedition delays, and remarks on a Maine mill pond and an African woman's death.
Congress in session at Washington amid delayed Sentinel issue
The Sentinel informs readers the publication is delayed to Tuesday afternoon due to a relative's death. Congress will sit in Washington to March 4, with expected quorum and a possible presidential message today. The first Monday of December seating may be delayed unless called by the President. Also announced is the dedication of Lupton United Brethren Church on January 2 at 11 AM and a Baltimore firm P Bauerwein & Son advertised for their trusted line of goods.
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Lectures Begin Under YMCA Auspices This Winter
A series of lectures will open on the 24th at St James Church under the Young Men's Christian Association. Free public lectures will be held Friday evenings in various churches with a roster of speakers including Rev Dr Bavutun and others. Monthly sermons precede December to March, with local church closings for these occasions. Alexander Moser appointed agent for Gettysburg Railroad Company to oversee passenger and freight operations, with emphasis on efficiency and amiable service.
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Presbyterian Church
Desperate acts and tragic accidents in Lerwick township
Aewins and Joy co actor Mapes faced disputes with the Railroad Company over carrying out provisions after a regular meeting. Saou CreISeLUAN, 88, Moray single man, shot himself. A girl near Mowatploamit township injured by threshing machine gear. J. Wippincott of the county bled and died after a chest wound.
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Harper's Magazine December No commenced a new volume
The December issue launches a new volume of this monthly, highlighting rich literary, artistic, and editorial resources. The magazine is described as beautiful, interesting, and highly valuable, with renewed variety and quality.
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Harper's Magazine
First Annual Election Of YMCA Officers Held
The first annual election of YMCA officers was held on the evening of the 27th alt. N. G. McCrary was elected president and Rev J. Re Keiser vice president. Other officers include J. K. Schick, Chas. Horner, Lyttle, D. A. Buehler and Wm. B. Meals. The annual report was read and ordered published, arrangements made for public lectures, and prospects for the second year deemed encouraging. Weather delayed rail work near the depot, with opening to be announced next week.
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St. James’ Church
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Lyisenpaly
Sad death of Lime Kiln child in Oxford township
A four year old daughter of Mr Oskin Crore residing in the Lime Kiln area near Oxford township died after a fire accident described as dreadfully burned. The incident occurred about one day before Just and led to the child's death within a few days. The report notes local land and property transactions and a brewery building acquisition by Maj Tony Scot for residence and a warehouse for grain and produce.
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Oxford Township
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Chimbesbury Street
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Pastor Basin takes charge at big plies church
The Rev Basin 8nonu becomes pastor of the Catholic Church in big plies and plans thrue Subhathe services. His home is with neighbor Javoh Norbock, with time split between duties at the church in Muirfich.
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War talk and political shifts in a fragmented era
A Washington correspondent notes President’s concern over looming events including war with Spain and a Caribbean protectorate, while Gulf forces and ships abroad are stretched. A Douglas lecture criticizes popular sovereignty and expansionism as Mexico Cuba threaten borders. New York and territorial politics mirror national tensions.
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Musical Convention aims to educate youth in New York churches
A historical notice describes a musical convention planned by several towns to hire an eminent foreign teacher for weeklong lectures and concerts. Membership costs one dollar, with free admission for members to lectures and paid concerts. The effort aims to develop talent and provide instruction for young ladies, with multiple assistants and a hoped-for turnout.
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Spain and Silver Scarcity and Crime Rumors Reported
The article notes Spain’s suspected meddling in Cuba and the Gulf, with sullen reaction from the United States over interference in the Mexico border. It cites silver coin shortages, possible export duties, and Guatemala’s export prohibition. Also covered are the arrest of Rev Samuel Gerber over freedom preaching in East Tennessee and a mob execution of a man named Adams in Hannibal Illinois.
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