Desperate Rebel Effort Reported Amid City Turmoil
Fragmented notes describe rebels near Plewia and Sileimmi city regions preparing to seize power. Forces move beyond Daiththe defense lines for winter, with Hridlett Kaveri and Henry Hindetl cited among strategists. Aerial reports mention Bark frontier activity and captures near Li Thalkong. the Vegella fronts are noted for renewed racing toward October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inga
Hridlett Kaveri
Byroor
Henry Hindetl
Evan Valing
Harsan
Adin
General foreign news reports royalist unrest and wartime mobilization
A long dispatch describes Egyptian trade terms, imperial negotiations, and a sweeping mobilization in a distant kingdom. It notes regiments and volunteers organizing, taxation relief for owners, and proclamations affecting national allegiance as conflict rises and leaders address public risk.
Domestic intelligence case involves defrauding over forged securities
A tangled report from Philadelphia and New Jersey cites a scheme to defraud using forged marks and warrants. Key figures include A Marton, George Vielerd, and others tied to a large postal railroad and rural club network. Multiple names appear with dates and locations across Pennsylvania and neighboring states. The piece notes legal actions, trials, and claims of substantial losses.
Death of Senator Morton
An oblique marriage memorial describes the death of Senator Morton in a formal, grave tone. It notes the time of death, the surrounding scene, and the palliation of attendants as he passed, with references to family and mourners in lingering obituary phrasing.
Remembered Indiana statesman Morton in Civil War era
The obituary recalls Willis Morton born August 8 1828 in Warne Indiana a lawyer turned politician who served as lieutenant governor and U S senator. It notes his early law career his 1845 admission to practice law in Indiana his 1850s role in state politics and Missouri Compromise repeal stance his nomination for senator by Republicans and service during the Civil War era. It highlights his later Senate terms and continued public speaking despite paralysis from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pestis
Bocmne
Rei
Carther
Moyton
Tad
Ifa
Oxford
Ohio
Mene
Tia
Missouri
Indiana
Pletnburgh
Pennisry
Moelan
Morton
United States Senate
Wren
Winalibes
Official Report of the Sittin g Aull Commission
A fragmented official report details a sitting of the Aull Commission with chaos and telegraphes. It references conferences with Canadian authorities and the Washington and New York offices, urging caution and policy alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aull Commission
Political Points and Funding Bonds Reported
The Proad Uintu syndicate led by Newbury Yaubing te faces wartime funding duties for Houln Lonils. Since the war began no future policy has been set on Souters Btute bonds worth 600,000,000. The syndicate claims to play whalels as legislatures of the revered Baten consider guaranteeing debt payments. The Supreme Court of Mtsavuyl has sepdered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintu Syndicate
Phu Propyeyul Syndicate
Baten
Tye
Sigouroey
Shaya
D. D. Honpyrean
Independence
Buexsain
Wilton
Pittsburgh
Port Dodge
Megsny
Basis
Sunland
Monraa
Tum
Bute
Tron
Lincoln Township
Granly County
Mu. Beau
Iowa City
Movar
Keokuk
Gen
Hoilgden
Bubngne
Myr. White
Davenport
Lny
Bouton
Purscore
Hazerd
Masson
College Avenue Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Tweavan & Erziorr
Marion
O. F. Richwond
Vor
Kmapra
J Ten
Jinoging Deid
Kia Laen
Tong Baptist State Convention
Acation
Pella
Washington
T. W. Powell
J. Sunderland
Ottumya
G. W. Carter
Murabalitown
Troswaun Countis
Cherokee
Cochrane
Canada
Coclrane
Dewitt
John Smith
Duce
New York
Dillon
United States Circuit Court
Lowa Contra
Auanya Srintmax
Zunesvill
Olin
Newds
Red Oake
Chicago
Burlington
le Wan
Hiram Pies
Congress
Richard H. Cain
South Carollina
Cain
Muscatine
Dunlop
Eulward
Orwig
Wapello
Dwiggins
Edward
Supreme Court
Menens
J. D. Sommans & Co
Chi
Fragmentary record of early US Senate proceedings and nominees
The text itemizes introduced and referred bills and nominations in an early session. It mentions coinage plans for a new currency, a temporary government, railroad grants, customs collections, and various committee actions. Names of several senators and actors appear, along with scattered notes on votes, printing, and appropriations.
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Monpay
Maltons
Josmond
Mfr
Tayiils
Hereford
Suumiers
Binet
Hoth
Uly Interior
Qhufler
Krevento
Colmwty
Colmwty and Verritenien
Wyntany
Gtr
New Mexico
Gurland
Nani Nationn
Cote Rrere
Ainigbb
Roope
Calleetns
Merritt
Sur Yeu
Bethfonl Dror
Suval Omer
Port of
New York
Job D. Defrees
Heavy Bruith
Galleetor
Omenge
Palmer
Juke Baxter
Tanesnor
Italoa Chewit
Wisconst
Congress
Opech
Rtke
Sayles
Tria
Furia
Srenidomband Mbstihers
Comgraney
Isin
Honda
Tdichietan
Balota
Fabliviang
Panbina
Sigmikew Handall
Mirstoia
Nyuus
Wood
AUC
Trabyasce
Japhdny Ane Ouiveney
Unelines
Misqonvi
Packie Waiineuda
Power of
Giaimsy Dbright
Estat
Commmune
Rouguny
Merrion
Inti
Bostilives
Paki
Wadden
Korth Gatelany
Diatrick
Caudle
Wilkania
Morbiiwe Judugary
Knoll
Keesticksy
Pondilaren
Matcher
Chsiow
Chunter
Manurzaturre
Wright
Twospleanias Agrieniings
Caper
Turkey
Loca Attaiee
Seales
Neat
Mitary Aso
Alios Mtu
Mie Ross
New
Hebharher
Gearthda Cueto
Gaetyiay Apel
Balok
Metin
Deyarticht
Bering
Wildes
York
Whyte Winans
AU Etohes
Fayeatet
Sparia
Whyte
Butte Wailing
Lends
Wiaeninias
Fustley
Cini Burch
Marchun
Ohta
Judie
eRvelioik
Hania
Square
Wacors
Coke
Pep Nhly
Divas
Peru
Reyale
Novis de Winteter
France
Wogtoughtab
Musieler
Mawellost de Dorp
Argentina
Mepulile
James Mi. Coley
Mucietar
Swudwdel Telauda
Haun
Enel Gowesl
Minster
Spatassatan de Barna
Bod
Iebey
Nina
Pudge
Wenkese
Wikwurinia
Hovak
Watchdeak
Vrouideat
Lowe
Turbulent Town Happenings Across Iowa and Nearby
A jumble of notices reports debt, mayoral interim changes, religious lectures, and mining arrivals. New tax and legal battles unfold as communities address jail breaks, mill fires, and property annexations. Notable incidents include a fatal shooting, a river-land eviction backlash, and a Woman's Suffrage convention urging full citizenship rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cago
Kootaty
Faoh Laly
Indies
Woman's State Bullrage
Des Moines
Gesauire
United State
Congress
AXHAN
AG Ago
Iown City
Aso
Supreme Court
Boonstoro
Boore County
Richardson
Imsd
River Land
Pilot Mound Township
Flege
Lunes
Frost and Frostalfo in contested district case and high court actions
A garbled congressional contest in Frost vs Metealfo from the Third District of Sinth leads to appeals involving the Bl. Louis Court of Appeals. Frost counters court declinations and names new appointees, with mention of the President installing officials and a Virginia capital welcome. The public debt and rail committees are noted amid a cascade of names and appointments in a fractured report.
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Frost
Metealfo
Sinth
Bl. Louis
Sawork
Boon
Sonlgta
Dutta
Tio Prodont
John Daxter
I Knoxville
Teun
Paiste’ Aetmera Staten
Bath
Kaw
John West
Yhalkby
Culacy
Philadelphia
England
Mra
Faxer
Webt CG
Mayer
Ornard
Virginia Capital
Clarkton
Potter
Seraant
Liv
Beatt
Interprising Chtayallias and distant ship plans in November
Fragmented note reports a voyage from the coast to Liverpool in November amid Eastern middlemen. It mentions bondi Mornwy converts landing in New York from Burugy and references the newly appointed Minister to the Court of St. Janine, aged 1422 years, in a garbled summary of 19th century gleanings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chtayallias
Tency
St. Janine
Americans In Paris Reflect On Foreigners And Lakes Of Wisconsin
A fragmented column contrasts Americans in Paris with other nationalities, humorously critiquing English and German travelers while praising American boldness in luxury. The piece shifts to statistics about Wisconsin lakes, estimating 7,000 lakes totaling about 2,700,000 acres of water, and ends with thanks for steamship travel safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nasian Beyard
Indy
Duke of Hamilton
Iotel Bt
Germaine
Hie Bonange Ling” Waule
Prince Paul Demidoff
Baldwin
Delsher
Dimmonds
Paria
Washington
Ake Superior
Lake of the Woods
Gen
Janes
Baker
St. Paul Prinees Press
Dual-Oir Superseding Gas in Brooklyn Declines
The notice notes gas’s uncertain future as Brooklyn shops rely on kerosene lighting with no odor issues while Exeter’s authorities hesitate on new gas contracts. It cites unfamiliar authorities and fragmented details about city actions and adoptions, reflecting a transitional energy moment with unclear outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Exeter
Englynd
Gox
Petition and Political Turmoil in Colorada Labor Debate
The lengthy 19th century report details petitions presented to Congress advocating civil service reform and labor rights, including calls for equal treatment of government workers and an end to Democratic and Republican party manipulation. It also covers a dramatic scene where William D. Kelley presents a petition challenging the financial system, provoking uproar in the House. The piece shifts to a narrative about atmospheric and scientific observations and ends with a local election account and a lively, critical diary-like voice on party organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gadibla
Ealanethy
United States
Executive Department
Uy Springer
Minois
Jona Ly
Wright
Pennsylvania
Wright Devenpon
Ma. Kelley
Garness
Kelley
Congress
William D. Kelley
Gale’s 1500 Mile Walk Trial Nears End at Lillie Bridge
The London Daily News reports Gale’s bid to walk 1500 miles in 1000 hours, with 1473 miles covered by midnight and 27 miles left to complete in 20 hours. He is over 40, sleeps little, trains loosely without strict regimen, and expects a large crowd at the final stage this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale
Lillie Bridge
Helisa
Is Powers
Satuday
Uate
Gite
London Daily News
Grant Sumner quarrel recounted by Maj Pooge guest
Veteran newspaper man Maj Pooge recounts a tense May visit between President Grant and Senator Sumner over Ashley's Montana governorship and Dominican affair. Pooge notes misperceptions about Babcock secret service use and Grant's attempt to gain Sumner's support for the Dominican treaty, ending with mutual misunderstanding.
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Grant
Congremman Aghley
Ohio
Montana
Ashley
San Domingo
Sumner
Bylouck
Maj. Poore
Chicago Tribune
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Algona Republican
Horton
General Foreign News
Dean Pedro
Ely
Theale Ebay
Subau Auller
Ceowll
He- Hetiles Ltd Muceenany Ls
Beyer
Iltintey
Tayder
Theue Loria
Teaviee Yytiv
Nha
Phu
Alora Repli
Gaiten Sd
Domestic Intelligence
Chanel Vuey
Philadelplaise
A. Marton
Baavel Beitil
Binhon
Muggle
George
Vielerd
Lee Philatelphiin
Brie
Dbesiasiot
Elias
Suseue
Aghratau Bas
Cento
Cubapang
Lewes
Hivasses
Dontivdek Soria
Lawies
Ube
Etiaca
Winkay
United
Murehab
Eis
Athens
Pakeein
Neue Chavenne
Eli
Giliger
Robert Kiesita
T He Pitas
Peter
Edith
Andy
Candon
Wor
Wail
Washigrten
Diel Wolke
Cacan Wryrs
Sio Cacarhian
Taipei
Qrqee
Lipan Nayar
Mieke
Hawke
Auiel
Huvonibor
Tiauhes
Peiyers
Dyer
Nsw
Leyte
Dhurini
Wevuha
Olla
Ateatre
Edronada
Conkling
Hows
AteNtitian
Toller
Davia
Ge Thineil
Bayard
Thurman
Gurrenay
Etta
Prysid
Thomernpptidh
Ewing
ALG Recordital
Yean
Onys
Bouqwat
Svers Alro
St. Lents
Goode
Virginia
Freedent Mayen
Niguanra
Eamie
Towa
TIE Public Debt
Bevil Agnees
Aix
Gow Certifcater
Pee Ff Ality
Priahorns
Gauamaahen
Sd Bondkciaied
Poelite Aadon
Lean
Mial
Americnts
Paris
Maumesota
New Gods
Liverpool
Couras
Broadway
Mk Lanor Uurstion
Oteo
Horzon
Tudeedt
Thong Tao
Rvetor
Belgravia
Tedesco
Boston
Ranserine
Eday
Oohyerain
Fasling
Nipian
Hsetton
Evermenty
Pichia
Bilelin
Duclun
Republikin
Avery
Avery Ava
Selyas
Hopper
Gales
Bulgaria
bin Gbont
Uae
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