Wees of the Week flood losses and world unrest notes
A chaotic roundup reports widespread floods with 2,000 hotread wate it away and damages estimated at 80,000,000. Casualties include over 70 drowned bodies recovered many missing. Across nations, abdication in Afghanistan, disarmament in Cuba, cremonation plan in Berlin, and tensions in Europe outline a world pierced by disasters and political upheaval.
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Nora Conpure
Tood
Yakool Khan
Afghanistan
Gen. Roberts
Ile Nner
Poe
Lila
Peourora Rona
Mipprees Publications
Uinporee
popaLila
Afghistin
Ts'stiernr
Cabal
China
Gar
Hayti
Minor
Oxus
Thea
Bala‘Alsear
Cabil
Alint
Abel
Vou
Talow
Btalo
Foreign Amity
la Daad
Cuba
Prisuya
Hungary
St Petersburg
Salisbury
Rogalain
Thuausl
America
New York
Egypt
Commandur Gurrings
Washington Notes on Congress and Public Affairs
A busy Washington summary reports on the House committees and anticipated codification work, a tax and revenue case, court questions on the Pacific Railroad funding law, and political moves. It notes Secretary Sherman's non-candidacy for Speaker, Ohio governor election results, and evolving U S policy on missions, Indian affairs, and frontier defense with remarks on Twenty Bull Indians and related measures.
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Randall
Unlee
Apolline
Washington
Corgecaamon
Ravenna Agant Booker
North Carolina
Travdnient
Halillarica
Streat
Crandulsut Distillers
Aishaueat
Supreme Court of the
United States
Justice Strong
Bradley
Field
Sherman
Olio
Jugs Thurman
Ohio
Stewart
Prohibition
Bying
Congress
Sheantan
Page
Peregut
Bonis
Ford
Suhorz
Gen. Bhorman
Nat
Hayt
Regulators Hang Two Men in Martinabe Jail Yard
A mob in Martinabe, Kentucky, surrounded the jail and executed John W. Rundall and William McMillan after binding and hanging them in front of guards and prisoners. J. W. Ownsby, attempted escape, was spared by mercy but faced implied punishment as part of the mob’s vigilante action. The incident followed threats against officers and lawyers tied to protecting criminals. The broader piece also discusses sunflower cultivation and political correspondence from the era.
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Fottler-vidoki
Bie
Robwen
Robinton
Feothan
Hasooth
Tegang
Coonda
Alabama
Martinsburg
Tillett County
Privonora
John W. Rendall
Wm. Memilian
Dod
Bulong Tau
Ontlawa
Jobo Gaba
Cornwallis
Yorktown
Gillett Hewnty
Deagnon
Chetondil Hogutar
Kentucky
Wismee
Tillatt County
Aame
Martinabe
Boutre-Yard
John W. Rundall
Willem McMillan
J. W. Ownsby
Ruawn
Bruto
Moun- Limo
Courb-Yard
John Golen
Willian McMillan
Kendalls
Ownsby
Works Pines
Ropus
Kendall
Mo‘Millan
Lynch
McMillen
McMillan
Jef
Raed
Poisoning case shocks Byracusa village in New York
A married woman, Papgos Aobroaier, is charged with poisoning her mother in law and husband as two women are held under arrest. The village of Clittenmngo east of Byracusa, N Y, is in turmoil over the alleged crime. A cotton mill in Bay Harbor Long Island reports 200 workers laid off amid a $200,000 loss. A new rapid telegraph pump line between Boston and New York has over 100 miles of wire erected, with grappling rope and perforated paper used in testing. The South Negro exodus continues with arrivals at 84 South from the region, and overall disruption in various industries is noted.
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Cali
Rnda
Gan Sharidal
Tia
Ciné
Thio
Chicago
Milton
Rock County
Wis
Courcenes
Mintie
Pugarty
Nott- Moines
William Toward
Lot Dladiaon
Wuncwaa
Swith
Maj
Simpran
The
Madison Star
Simpson
John L. Melotrige
Anita
Cincinnati
Ohlo Rivaria
Landreda
Pointa
Wiss
Ballon
Loku Mialilou
Nay Lake
Thia
Wike
Lake Michigan
Bloomington
William Hong
Busters
Dloomsdogton
Weedon
Mamie
Elling
Hia San Wiltie
Anil
Brad
Wille
Nat
Palleg Atuano
Tai
Ubgent
Wionille
Hog
Los Tinoa
Con. Adsut
Interior Department
Unsay
Douglas
Tucson
Avizona
Mealeo
dSth
Ixtien Pordoniy
Victoria
Bryan
Ktoxi- Ov
Holt
Bowilaere
Volunteera
Raiven
Musilla
Lao Graces
Tilie
Luttus Mesilla
Las Orliom Company
Breckenridge
Mion
Qwarts
Doo-Koupers' Association
Htringville
Cleveland
Oifn
Louis Nallar
Asn
Kallosh
San Francisno
Las
Noble
Galorpda
Wikiah
Utah
Ashley Fork
P. D. Tyrrell
Edorot Evrvive
St Lous
Accura
Clittenmngo
Bitesquiley
Byracusa
N. Y
Borgis
Papgos Aobroaier
Montauketeam
Morlignion
Mickaages
Pepur Jo
Politica reporting in Unlitarnia party conventions in New Orleans
Official returns show Republican State Convention in New Orleans with candidate slate for Governor Taylor Beattle and other officers. The Baltimore mayoral race yielded Democrat 24,199 and Republican 15, with partial vote tallies and party names.
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Unlitarnia
Geathon
Lisve Boon
Tn Fnyur
Ngalnat
New Orleans
Toltawlig
Taylor Beattle
Jagyliank
Jans BY
Cilee
Lrthe
Mooper
Maddot
Greenbock
Convicted Director Faces Long Jail Term For Bank Collapse
Sir Francis Hincks, president of a Montreal bank that failed, was convicted of complicity in mismanaging the bank’s affairs. A lengthy sentence is planned, with a pension provision if permitted. The case ties into tensions between War and Interior departments over naval policy and government actions. Also reported: the Protestant Episcopal Church of the United States convened in Albany, and foreign trade gold and bullion movements in New York between January and mid-October.
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Stahton
Compres
Thabin
Dovie
Werhingiee
Blanton
Cotnvisel Nors
Fudge
Nelaon Chil
Jatforgin Davie
Morsage
United States
Wodorsmost Mont Fudge Pi
Nan
Lincoln
Lie
Bat
Tino
Tnt
di Ponta
New York
Cameron
Ganorel Couran
Anandlal
Diecard
Gen
Boott
Onaldis
Eecessionista
Harvay
Spain
Io Ie
Secatsionista
Melirath
Anselus Clay
London
Brooklyn
Ainomubnris
Hintfort
Pickens
Mangarnatica
Bunter
Pilons
Generg
Stanton Ag
Buchanan
Porealte
Nevy Dopar
Maeko Piaov
Spest Méuta
Jeferson Davis Turna
Pean Neenie
Bg Jrsvil
Bry
Evox
Firoua
Ile
Seager
Francis Hincks
Montreal
Jan Janotamoris
Francis
Yaara
Lim
Interior
Gon Merritt
Sobure Therapon
Sheridan
Merritt
White River
Gan Sheridan
Mplecopyl Church of the United HiaWwe
Albany
William O. Doane
Alboaay
England
National Militia Plan Proposed by General in Annual Report
General Bonet of the Ordinance department proposes a national militia plan to mobilize about 40,000 men. The idea envisions universal enrollment after a period of training and approval by the authorities, with selection of able-bodied citizens from each state to form a reserve force.
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Bonet
Ua & Tate
Mit Cinsre
Zusppotore
Rte
Oy Braun
Napa Asia
el Pat
Agricultural schedule and census guidance from 1880 act
The document outlines the 1850 act as amended by March 8 1879 for completing the tenth census during the year ending June 1. It details crops to be reported for 1879 and 1880 including wheat corn tobacco cotton potatoes and wool with yields and values. It urges farmers to prepare and record quantities and values of crops and livestock for accurate enumeration and notes complexities of crop timing and regional harvests. It also references political commentary and editorial context surrounding agricultural policy and public notices.
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Francis
Si Walker
Cenand
Matoh
Dt Ib
Jin
California
Coxite
Ivor Curtain
Mississippi Tettler Results Boost River Trade and Growth
An illustrated Port Eas report by EB L Gortheil on the Mississippi jetties chapter confirms Cade’s proposals. It argues the improvements will lift frontier welfare, spur cereal farming, and expand Mississippi valley production, with grain exports rising as the channel opens. Estimated yearly freight savings reach 1.6 million dollars, signaling slow but lasting agricultural and commercial revolutions ahead.
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EB. L. Gortheil
Port Eas
Sertiner
Gupt
Eads
Bouth Pars
Capt
Cade
Injlaune
Mississippi Valley
Misaismpi
Thur
Mockportians Origin Unearthed In Historic Note
A fragmentary report investigates the origin of Mockportians and references figures such as Pease Joseph Gilott and a seat ta sip boy machinery in a manufacturing context. The wording is unclear but points to an early industrial note.
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Mockiportians
Pease
Joseph Gilott
Pea ut barrews of the Bonth is Song
The fragment mentions a tuba and a possible musical reference but lacks clear context or details. No named individuals or organizations are identifiable, and the text does not present a coherent event or notice to summarize further.
Political rancor in postwar party shifts at Republicans and Democrats
Fragmentary letters and editorials condemn reconciliation with the defeated South and urge steadfast opposition to Democratic programs. The mississippi, illinois, and pennsylvania voices denounce reunification efforts and defend Republican victories while recalling Civil War era grievances.
The Future Center of World Culture Debates Rise
The article cites Mr Gladstone and M Littra predicting a shift of cultural power from London to New York and the Hudson Valley, with Anglo-Saxon language dominance in the United States and vast population growth. It notes future linguistic trends, global race dynamics, and speculative nuclear and industrial progress across nations.
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Gladstone
London
New York
Ao M. Littra
Banka
Santina
United States
Russia
Babylon
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