Khedive of Egypt declares indepenency amid European talk
Atta reports that the Khedive announces independence and that Turkey may form any alliance against England. A Paris correspondent notes Austria opposes enforcing the San Stefano Treaty, while Russia and Germany seek a preliminary conference. Britain faces mixed signals as negotiations and colonial concerns ripple through Europe and the Danube region.
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Egypt
Haw
Indepen Menon
Turkey
England
Pere Anderstands
Anntria
Deavon
Clivered
Blafford Northcote
Aldeons
Howse
Common
Tie Wan
Chadatone
Une
Germany
Russia
Mingland
Remnania
Lina Boon
Aemenia
Rodray
Haco
Widle
Danube
Mumonth
Norther Cllon In Pe i Penalais
Liontenmat
Ireland
Donegal
Explosion and fires hit railroads and theaters across borders
A string of disasters unfolds from Lehigh Valley lines in Pennsylvania to a theater in Pawtucket Rhode Island. A freight derailment sparked a massive explosion killing several and destroying train cars. Amid wartime style turmoil reports cite bank collapses, Mormon church strife after Brigham Young, and police responses to riots including a Dodge City cattle threat. The piece catalogues fires, deaths, robberies, jail and bank upheavals, and mentions a notable theater scene accident with a trapeze performer.
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Pawtuolkel
Milo
Volante
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Franklin
Ks Aye
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Ain
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Ford
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Hanvey & Co
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Fall Liver
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Tina
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Willal
Mormon Church
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Brigham
Athieos
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McTuuive
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Colorado Springs
Col
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Thy Bhorig
Blu
Bourh
Tess
Ap Vayrods
Bugloord
Sandy River
Kentucky
Loilura
Allen Croft
Moryan County
United
Washington news notes united states officials and appointments
A garbled Washington report lists various U S Treasury and government figures facing conspiracy charges and a not guilty verdict, plus nominations and federal appointments. It mentions Inez Colburn of Vermont as a former Washington correspondent, and names several officials and potential posts across Missouri, Oregon, Virginia, Florida, Maine, Iowa, and Georgia.
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United States
Treasury
Cuetumy
Hnnes
I. W. Fyoden
Provident
Inez B. Colburn
Vermont
Conens Goversi
Cly
Mexico
Colburn
Washington
New York Times
Yourd Pab
the Provident
Innes Damars
Mablio Moneys
Springfield
Tonys G. Tolman
MISCELLANEOUS GLEANINGS Grain and tariff debates noted
The notice reports government grain reserves by variety and quantity with wheat at 7 764 000 bushels corn 7 093 000 bushels oats 2 691 000 bushels rye 95 000 bushels and other grains. It also notes the Dominion House of Covstnana considering tariffs, with a proposed tax trade measure voted down and leading to further debate in Parliament.
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Hity Gaunda
Capbaradl
Hamburg
Alneo
Dea Moines
Minncerrow-Guinge Railway Company
Webster City
Buoere
Marie Jaoxson King
Marshalltown
H. J. Mornin
Minneapolia
Lonigrol Road
Central Railroad
Vies
J. B. Grinnel
Gedar Rapida Postattiva
Inet
Delano T. Smith
Toomad Hasmaron
William Meikle
Mason Fawnship
Taylor County
Burlington
Eatnest
Burlington, Denmarrk and
Keosangna
Saugon
Grex
Biato University
Vresigent Slagle
Howe
Law Department
Sud Othera
Catharine Barnes
St. Mary's
George W. Daniels
Muscatine County
Dayton
Ohio
Charles A. Phelps
Dee Moines
Dewitt
Tuphman
Mascatine
Y. M. Heafey
Muscatine
Tower
Robert Miller
MM. Nelson
Council Blais
Nelson
Millar
Waratast Gurroos
Wipke Martin
Gil
Grundy
A. F. Conzman
Newell
Chas
E. Cameron
Storm Lake
Coleman
Hart
Newell Afirror
F. Young
Weston
Josupa Harnaway
Des Moines
Recustly
Rend Proctor
Maggie Catling
Worrey County
Hathaway
Proctor
Quarterly Review
Lorg Bacon
Apt
Montagnsa
France
Marshal Turapa
Kis
Contested Doorkeeper Fight Splits House Lines
In a heated debate the House fights over a Doorkeeper election amid Civil War loyalties. Republicans clash with Democrats over credentials and past service, while speeches defend Union allegiance and criticize Confederate sympathies.
Prohibition Paton and Political Strife in a Turbulent Era
A fragmented report blends political clashes over Confederate veterans and patronage with local crimes and civic concerns. Nomination battles for House positions, debates on parole and justice, and references to Patrick and Shildan amid party realignments dominate, while local incidents include drownings, fires, and criminal cases across Iowa towns.
Confederate victory in House door keeper contest debate
A lengthy political notice argues the Confederate victory in the House of Representatives door keeper selection as a demonstration of Democratic submission to Southern control. It condemns Northern Democrats for backing Confederate aims, notes Shields’ stance, and frames the outcome as a testing ground for Union allegiance amid wartime loyalties and party splits.
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Wall
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Yeaten
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Foy
Eesk
Aervant
Turkey
Mohammed
Tata
Renowi
Ute
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Tha Khediva
Egypt
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He Khediya
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Roy Donrkogper
Tse
Sae
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Suir Busbourts
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Dmn-Lop
Corry Gordo
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Inet
Renate
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Ots
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Democratic Party
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Maine
Alabama
Ae Gailant
House of
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Wara
Ani
Ennead
Nony
Fither
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New York
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Pennaylvania
Morrison
Eden
Triioia
Banning
Sayler
Ohio
Congress
North
South
Gage
Uulong
United Beaten
Uuioy Democrate
Piel
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Sia
Corteileries
Te Can Oyé
Enon
Khedive of
Haypt
Aderiia
United States
Rhisids
Blielde
Republican Caucus Names National Republican Congressional Committee
A Washington caucus of about 110 Representatives and 25 Senators named the National Republican Congressional Committee with members from Maine to California. Senator Sargent offered resolutions, urging the President to revoke certain executive branch restrictions on party activities, debated with mixed support, and sent to the Congressional Committee for action.
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House of Representatives
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Qualling
Blaine
Hale
Gouger
Asch
Shilo
Maine
Hie
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Sanetor Rolling
Musenehuaetts
Crapo
Rhode
Brogden
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Rainey
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Spencer
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Bruce
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Hunior Oglesby
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Hibbell
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Lawn
Allison
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Delaware
Maryland
Georgia
Kentucky
Texas
West Virginia
Uink Territory
Arizona
Idaho
Montana
Sargent
Rey
Tudor Orters
Abelate
Republican Party
Bargent
Ingi
Edmunds
Congressional Committee
Fragmentary 19th Century Notes Historic Galveston and Midwest Fares
A garbled Galveston scene mentions a monk and destruction of fifteen buildings, a Texas Pacific railroad incident near Dallas, and scattered references to loans and expenses. Milwaukee businessmen sign a greeting to President Hayes, while state party conventions nominate officials and discuss taxation, reform, and policy. Oregon and Greenback conventions feature names like Farnmworth and Whitaker, with routine intra-party motions and officer candidates noted.
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Texas
Texas Pacific
Dallas
Milwaukee
Heyer
Greentack National State Convention
Town
M, Farrington
Attornay General
Jackson
Eupreme Court
Koapp
Bauprema Court
Frank Downley
Aaprema
W. Ratheford
Timese Demoersta
Byelogield
Thoredbny
T. T. Contrite
A. Etter
United States
Oregon
Tringer
Governne
Jobo Whitaker
Agricultural Rowing Crops and Wheat Report Summary
The fragmented report references winter wheat and crop statistics, noting acreage figures and revenue concerns. It mentions a production scale around billions in a garbled line, with unclear entities and numbers.
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