News of the Week Foreign War Looms and Battles Worldwide
Dispatches report Indian tribes attacking Shutstgardan with twenty killed and six wounded. German Avattin alliance seeks trade facilities while eyeing closer defense pacts. An Irish Cork meeting advocates resistance to landlords, and Peru and Cuba see unrest and troop movements. Civil, naval, and political events span Europe, Asia, and the Americas with multiple military actions and diplomatic shifts.
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India
Shutstgardan
Thand
Peshawar
Metwar-Khotal
Germany
Avattin
Navera
Garman
Proesia
Tua
Filne
Cork
Ireland
Mibinal Parnell
C. T
Mtn
Rila
South America
New Granada
Bahdittl
Catywaye
Evan
Aguinet
England
Potomac
Viena
Faye
Hhidouste
Duke of
Beatfort
Tange
Taralno Alrickis
Tilkerslly
Mark Lane
United Kingdom
Toland
Liverpool
Boon
Duriaah
Roberts
Cabul
Walvu Guna
Fragmented 1877 Pittsburgh fire and political notes mix
A jumbled 1877 report blends Pittsburgh fire damage and county politics with details on coroner rulings and prosecutions, referencing W. Lewis & Co and a $4,400,000 assessment. It cites Burns, McManus and Maguire, notes a fatal sawmill explosion, and covers state and national political shifts, including governors and court races.
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W. Lewis & Co
Tigad
Pittsburgh Rats
R. W. Steele
Peter McManus
Mellie Maguire
Sualiiry
Howey
John Oneill
Guy, Butler
Michigan Central Disaster and Indian War News
A lengthy report covers a fatal Michigan Central rail wreck near Jackson with multiple deaths and many injuries, detailing the wreck scene, rescue efforts, and hospital care. It also includes grim dispatches from a far conflict as indians and U.S. troops clash near White River Agency with captures, parley, and ongoing siege facts.
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Pelpice
Gan. Marzitt
Pmayne
Gen
Merritt
Lent
Cherry
MC Company
Afaj
Thornburgh
Indiana
Gram
Godog
White River
Hli
Jack
Payne
Khem
Bionock Agency
Dias
Daring Train Robbery at Glendale Station
A bold 12 man heist disrupted the Chicago and Alton line near Glendale, Kansas City. The robbers seized cash from the express car, over $39,000, and disabled telegraph wires before fleeing as pursuit began. Police sent reinforcements from Kansas City. the leader is described as tall with a heavy beard. Separately, immigration data shows New York port arrivals in September 1879 totaling 21,042 passengers with 16,852 immigrants, and compares to 1876 figures.
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Bio
Tie Tioga
Sheridan
Chicago
Lsilino Ehilof Victoria
Bastioun
Moston
Morroyy
Ciongo Paskers Fom
Oot & Ip
Nyoning
Eaverile Mills
Lotti
Amol
Devernl
Utindead Peopla
Junonville
Lywelltys Bammparten
Orwelly
Tela
Wise
Georga Buyr
Springfield
Iaco Falladone
Lake Milian
Lillou
Kohinya
Graintfather
Bismarck
D. Tb
Priirio
Corda
Wooil
Grant
Yosemite
Bay
Eileen Vo
Belmont
Hovator Bharor
National
Hymine Society
Gen. Crant
San Francisco
Orion
Uctubar
Glendsle
Chicago and Alton
Karenaily
Miszouch
Kanas
Dlue Springs
Kansas City
Glendale
Tata
Expreea
Wis Dus
Thaalation
W.E. Bridges
Molutha
Tiareman
Meseunger
Lis Kaye
Gafo
Mountin
Horace
Boe Buringa
Boe
Kenana City
Glendala
Ieader
Thes
Bureau of
England
Wales
Ireland
Germany
Austria
Sweden
Sens
Denmark
Fearne
Switzerland
Spain
Italy
Netherlands
Bei- Bini
Kusain
Poland
Hungary
New York
Pulp Mill Powers Through Massive Wood Processing
A Poplar paper reports the Connecticut River Pulp Mill uses a powerful machine to process wood the size of cord-wood into pulp. The system eats about seven and a half cords of wood daily, yielding between three and four tons of pulp. Most wood comes from Gay adar Bowlon Transopins and nearby sources, with houses and peaks in the interior noted.
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Puper
Poplar
Connecticut River
Malyoker
Gayadar—Bowlon
The Republican Victory Call in the North and South
A political reflection argues the Republican party stands for equal rights and law, praising its Civil War outcomes, condemning the Democratic opposition in the South, and urging unity to defend free ballots, federal authority, and national prosperity across the United States. It cites Ohio and Northern states’ adoption of republican ideals and warns of Democratic attempts to disrupt elections through fraud and intimidation.
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Republican Party
Santral
Pasandlal
Cldo
Galting
ryyHon Hn
Ite
Ita
Ldealte
Aroostook
Agaelaye
Furca
Jawa
Fred
Menegraes
Democratic Party
Te Boull
Reagan
Congress
Jefferson Davis
Oho
North
Gans
Ewing
Rice
Bouth
Shel
Jomp
Imaintain
Ohio
Missisiippi
Toubilana
Docuroe
Bator Odhers
Glesigrsarpien- Lore
Demooraus Mrealen
Siate
Cruat
Attuman
Pune
Reo
Arivey
Veteemes
Eivil
Republican
Hwipan Jnetiog
General Dikregand
TOR Routh
Frantiog
Hank
Public Opinion
Lawa
Parsons
United States
Wonsdeiy
Illalt
Wwe
Ameans
York
Econ
Ehret
Ventilation and pest control ideas from old notes
The excerpt offers DIY venting methods using a corner hole and bent tube to draw air from outside, plus painting and sealing tips. It also includes wartime like pest remedies for crows using hot water and tar, and field tricks with string barriers. Crude anecdotes describe makeshift experiments and household hacks from era notes.
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Tareas Ponstant
Oak Berk
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