News of the Week on Eastern War and World Turmoil
The Erak of Bokhara and Turkish theater dominate reports with 35,000 troops at Baghdad and a Turko-European struggle unfolding. Allied and Ottoman forces clash as campaigns loom, while famine, neutrality talks, and naval incidents color the broader crisis across Europe and the Middle East.
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Bokhara
Turkey
Wiese
Averin
Holkers
Bagdad
Willa
Vendinese
Povestin
Goa
Havarksfontord
Wate Pasha
Nicsice
Yorks
Ana Hil
Cho Dannlewt
Sikopulis
Grivirs
Osman Prsha
Yartion
California election dispatch and northern party shifts
A整理 dispatch summarizes U S political scenes with Democratic gains in Congress and state contests, plus Wisconsin and Pennsylvania party actions. It includes interview excerpts with President and remarks on Northern attitudes, labor issues, and calls for policy balance amid postwar tensions. The piece also notes European events and a Chicago bank fraud fugitive.
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Wisconsin
Harrison Lundington
New York
Albany
Pennsylvania
Workingmen's Party of Ohin
Columbus
Greenlack
New Movement
Ucket Waa J
Hor
Alephon ‘Tobneon
Supreme Jonge
Mitter I
Clark
Creasater
Jamer Jonkina
Buyrama
EB. P. Pitkin
Altornay
Altornay Coneral,George A. Dinan; School] Commissioner, From G. Logan
Board of Public Works
C. C. Bleung
Worccutnr
William Gaston
Willian BR. Plunket
Worlon Mowland
Lronkuror Aid Heveiver
David WN. Skillings
John £. Fitzgor Ak
Charles I. Thompson
Tumlaousy
Wereafirig
Gundwien
Domo
Yatforuy
Heilerat
Uppn Bienn
Adele
United States
API
Ad” Eller
Chonpor Ilian
Washington
France
Europe
Berlin
Universal
Germany
Bismarck
Thiers
Constantinople
Russia
Rugain
Turkey
Spencer
State Savings Bank
Chicago
Rick
Misuealled Gleanings Big Day for Mariett and President Visit
Misuealled Gleanings reports a grand reunion in Marietta Ohio with President Buyer and officials arriving by train. A 20 000 strong crowd greeted the party and escorted them to the residence of T C H Smith. Speechmaking followed with no political topics. Judge Key spoke on North versus South. The President then toured Fremont with a reception, amid foreign legation notes and a railway incident in Colorado.
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Chicago
Hyde Park
Dayton
Ohio
Promidant Haye
McCrary
Fastloe Watts
F. Butler
Hayes
Morton
Richmond
Ltd
Ly Fremont
Wade Mamplou
Rockford
Texas
California
Sana Branciaco
Democrata Hiave
Marietta
Freemont
Chin
Ube
Cedar Mountain
Eholly Fob
Tao
Evan Theso
Montgomery
United States Senate
Maryland
Logicatore
Ussel
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Muputilicnis
Wisconsin
Avery Vranab
Leodt
Yale
Prowiluvel
Eibeeny
Wwe Dewand
Leebour
Waxilly
Husen
RAIA
Republican Party
Marietts
Dalzoll
Key
Oonera Doyene
Liemom- Log
Neil Cook
Oxsoldier
Exsailors
Residuucea
Devons
Mveulog
Fremont
Hey
United States
Usayar
Lorain Aviy
Waslington Star recounts global and political upheaval
The Waslington Star reports diverse affairs from Denisa's emancipation edict in a distant land to Grant being offered the Chief Justiceship. It notes Spain's Cuba turmoil, Russia debt resilience, and a Louisville Courier-Journal criticizing Crawford. Also mentions Jovellar’s Spain change and a New York Post letter on gun perfection.
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Waslington
Denisa
Marshal Bazaling
Aban
Murelalis
Spain
Miubigiweni
Africa
Blo Ielan
Grant
Henitor Howe
Wisconsin
London
Russia
Vonesrox
Louisville Courier-Journal
R. Clay Crawford
Jovellar
BR. J. Gaquia
New York Evening Post
Trade and industry report notes vast US gains
Trade and industry items detail large US exports including 3,000,000 Dusheld of wheat and 8,000,000 barrels of Pennsylvania oil worth hundreds of millions. Coal prices rise 35 to 50 cents per ton, fast mail trains planned between New York and Savannah, tobacco growers seek 10,000 workers, bank prospects in Chicago improve, Keeley motor oils to prove claims, and Panama canal surveys advance with foreign capital cooperation sought.
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Tur
United States
Dagota
Tri Pennsylvania
Tris
Philadelphia
Lehigh Valley
Souther
New York
Savannah
Lancaster
Tobacco Growers’ Association
State Savings Bank of Chicago
Pipers
Ibis
Osseta
Keeley Motor Business
Pennsylvania
Pver
Grievancus
Counse
Baltimore
Olio
Lant
Chicago
Panama Ship Canal
Ike Wu
Aye
Forengm
Wse
Indian Railway Companies
India
Tadis Im Aind
Lusinesa
Baltimore Sun
The Electoral Conspiracy Reviewed in a Republic Tale
A lengthy critique of the Electoral Conspiracy article by Atkinson, examining the organization of the Electoral Commission, the roles of states such as Florida and Oregon, and the contested votes of 1876. It argues the commission acted with partisan influence, considers the powers of state legislatures and returning officers, and weighs the legality of the disputed Florida and Oregon returns.
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Eno
Morton
Ta Ben
Selan Waite
Temaine
Slant
Thore
Oregon
Louisiana
Theo Stator
Hayas
Florida
Wsey
Eifhar
Atate
Oleetore
Tawa
Thenaroa
Sato
Black
Tilden
Goen
Torida
Morida
Returning Board
Supreme Court of
Hind Po
Oqtal Insurance
Lovrginun
Tiain
Hinto
Ipepira
Bradley
Biack
Bo Krugter
Falue
Rao Vols
Neriene Witt
Magus Dlectora
Tilden Blessom
Hayes
Aleo Gon
Tilden Alestors
Hayes Oloctors
Afica
Nate Auro
United States
Tarida
Hisel
Buchanan
Cooke Net
Cesar Slee Wenablionns
State Returning Board
Elander
Gti
Bayes
Evan
Yavers
Letter From Justice Bradley Defends Florida Opinion
Justice Joseph P Bradley writes to the Newark Advocate denying charges that pressure from Republicans and rail interests altered his Florida electoral opinion. He asserts he reached his conclusion independently after private study, with no outside influence, and clarifies his views regarding behind the returns and the commission.
Brigham Youngs Will Divides Wealth Among Wives
Brigham Youngs will was read in the presence of wives and children with executors named Brigham Young Jr George Q Cannon and Albert Carrington. The estate, mostly real property, is valued around 2 million dollars and aims for equitable division among wives and children with income to mothers based on their children. The church and individuals hold trusts, and the plan awaits final adjustment when the youngest child comes of age.
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East Lake Cor
New York
Tefbunn
Brigham Young
Brigham Young, Jr
George Q. Cannon
Albert Carrington
Mary van Gott
Young
Amelia
Amelia Palaca
Fins House
Oung 10 Trust
Hintehare
Brigham Lesh Tage Sy i
Salt Lake
Enouah
Antiquities of Man and Civil Strife in 1895 Iowa
Fragmented Iowa newspaper notes report lectures on anthropology, prison conditions, and a dramatic escape from Warren county jail. Mentioned are a New Hampshire insurance expansion, a Presbyterian baby show, and a flood of local civic concerns from Eldora to Keokuk. The piece also covers a freight wreck near Fairfield, canal completion celebrations, and state asylum counts amid agricultural notes.
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Clinton
Pratnien
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Lom College
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Carroll
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B. Fox
Davis County
Ray Hott
Ron Satie
A. Gry
Hult
Avprron Op Srate Saravana
Harnyahite Pim Insurance Company
Ilo Hasineggin
Chicago
Rock Talay
Drei ‘and Company Nte
Nator
Des Moiner
Dena
Eldora
Legislative
Betta Jenneon
Rane Johnson
Fredonia
Loni
County
Log
Anamosa
Auiiter
Glenwood
Ma. Burverr Ames
Tomy
Iews
Keokuk
Mississippi River
von Coallu
Humboldt
O'Brian
Talo Allo
Fipmouth
Pocahontas
Warren County
Tows
Fort Madian
Henry Williams
John B. Bne
John W. Bronnan
Maxioa County
Iowa
Teoagur
Dau Cohee
Pascogera
Bay
Dee Maines
Age Tribune
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