Various political and international notices dominate Dundee to New Orleans
A broad mix of reports covers appointments in Louisiana and national politics, indictments and deaths, royal and presidential movements, and labor actions. It notes Dundee granting Grant freedom of a famed house, Thiers’ funeral, and Hayes statements on the South amid strikes and policy debates.
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Andersox
Louisiana Returning Board
New Orleans
Owen
South Carolina
Baltimore
Dundee
Scotland
Grant
Crart House
Chicago Board of Trade
Louis Adolph Thiers
France
Dom Pioro
Rio Janeiro
Joan Taylor
Brigham Young
The
Twelve Apostles
Brigham
Daniel H. Wells
Cannon
Gameperra
Lille
William Cameron
Simon Cameron
Lewisburg
Miscellaneous 19th Century American notices and events
The text lists diverse 19th century items: a Chicago reunion for Mexican War survivors. Crazy Horse’s arrest at Spotted Tail and injury to Little Big Man. associations in New York. yellow fever in New York City and Fernandina Florida. societies meeting in Toronto Pittsburgh St Paul Saratoga and Baltimore. Marietta reunion with President Hayes. Texas Jack and Sioux entertainers in Chicago. Haverly's negro minstrels at Chicago Theater. National Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen meeting in Indianapolis.
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Chicago
Crazy Horse
Spotted Tail Agency
Camp Robinson
Neb
Little Big Man
New York
New York City
American Pharmaceutical Society
Toronto
Canada
Charles Bullock
Niagara Falls
National Board of Steam Navigation
Pittsburgh
Society of the Army of the Tennessee
St. Paul
American Social Science Association
Saratoga
Dalzell
Marietta
Ohio
Hayes
Key
Devens
German Synod of the East of the Reformed Church of America
Baltimore
Texas Jack
Donald McKay
Modoc
Adelphi
Haverly
Fernandina
Fla
National Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Indianapolis
W. R B. Worth
Bricklayers Crushed After Fall From Cincinnati Scaffold
Two Yarex bricklayers fell from a third story scaffold on a new Cincinnati building leaving them badly injured and one dead. In Indiana the Soldiers' Orphans Home at Knightstown burned, costing 55 000 dollars with 20 000 insured. Volcanic eruption near Cotopaxi reported June 26 killed about 1 000. Dieppe France suffered a fire destroying a quarter of the town with losses of 55 000 pounds.
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Yarex
Cincinnati
Knightstown
Ind
Cotopaxi
Dieppe
France
Coal Prices Rise as Anthracite Strikes Loom Across Pa
Financial notes report Philadelphia and Reading and Lehigh Valley Companies increasing coal prices by 35 to 50 cents per ton. Pillar Srrien, proprietor of fifteen New York tea houses, makes an assignment with liabilities around 200000. Anthracite regions face worsening unrest and potential work stoppages if striker and operator talks fail. Fauxx Leslie, New York publisher, also makes an assignment for creditors though publications continue. Real estate issues underlie broader embarrassment.
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Philadelphia
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Pillar Srrien
New York
Pennsylvania
South
Baltimore
Fauxx Lesuie
Pope's Jubilee Offerings Reach 3 250 000
The Pope's jubilee offerings totaled 3 250 000 dollars with half in gold. Cleopatra's Needle is floated and will be towed to England. A famine devastates Corea on China's eastern frontier, with widespread starvation. Osman Pasha's birth in Asia Minor is noted by Osman Pasha. Layarp in Constantinople received a firman for Nineveh excavations. Germany and France influence leads to rearrest of five Salonica assassins.
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Cleopatra
England
Asia
Corea
China
Osman Pasha
Asia Minor
Mussulman
Layarp
Constantinople
Nineveh
Germany
France
Porte
Salonica
Vidin
Government lands incentives proposed for settlers
The proposal suggests expanding inducements for western land settlers. Current 160 acres cost about $20 in fees. Gen Banks would add one year of government rations per family, farming tools, a horse, a cow, and a pig, while waiving land-office fees. Funding would come from issuing 4 percent bonds.
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Gen. Banks
Financial News Across Regions Reflect Turbulent Times
The piece notes 8000 tons of scrap iron for sale in Pittsburgh, France and Germany crop and trade prospects, and New York dry goods declines. It cites cotton, seed oil value, British tar wheat, and European markets for American products. Berlin faces a severe real estate collapse with 20000 vacant units and widespread distress among borrowers.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
France
New York
Texas
Great Britain
Genthiaine
Europe
New York Times
Washington
United States
Congress
Berlin
Vast national crops forecast from multiple states
Crop reports from Texas Alabama Indiana Louisiana Kansas Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa and others predict record yields. Cotton, corn, wheat and sugar crops are praised for size and quality with expectations of high production and strong harvests across the Midwest and South.
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Texas
Tue
Selma Argus
Alabama
Indiana
Louisiana
Funny Scene in the Virginia Convention
A morning scene in the Virginia Convention leads to humor as J Hinton calls a man a liar and the gentleman protests being called a dog. The exchange centers on a mistaken reference to the 20th of July and ends with a full apology.
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Virginia
J. Hinton
Mr. Hinton
Hinton
Gladstone and son felled ash tree at Hawarden park
Report details Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone and his son W. H. Gladstone trimming a massive ash tree in Hawarden Park during a Bolton excursion. Spectators watched as they worked in rough clothes, with ladies receiving handshakes and the crowd singing glees between axe strokes. He spoke on the gap between manufacturing towns and the countryside.
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London Times
W. E. Gladstone
Hawarden
Chenier
Cunne
Bolton Tion
Lancashire
W. H. Gladstone
M. P
Whitby
Bolton
Gladstone
Hawarden Castle
Life saving dress trials in Havre dock tested by pilots
A Harrech designed life saving suit by M a was tested in Havre harbor. A pilot and a boatman wore the garment and swam in, the suit floated even when cut. The commission ordered thirty suits for life boats, proving the design effective in buoyancy and survivability.
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Harrech
M.a
Havre
Gen Harding Walks 455 Miles Inspecting Missouri Railroads
General Harding, a Railroad Commissioner, has walked 455 miles across Missouri to inspect rail lines from Kansas City to St Joseph and other routes. He plans to cover 2300 miles, gathering firsthand data on road condition, freight and passenger rates, and practices to prepare an informed report.
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Gen. Harding
Kansas City
Lexington
Sedalia
Tipton
Boonville
Centralia
Columbia
Louisiana
Cedar City
Hannibal
St. Joseph
Regueort Bry
Louis Republican
Texas and Pacific railroads seek Congress aid for main line
The Texas and Pacific railroad holds an annual meeting and proposes a grant to Congress for 1,400 miles of main line from Fort Worth to San Diego. They seek $35,000 per mile in 5 percent government bonds, $5,000 per mile to stay in treasury, plus a first lien on the road and its 18,000,000 acres of land, with annual liability capped at $2,500,000.
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Pennslvania
Harrisburg
Wm. H. Armstrong
Lycoming
J. P. Sterrett
William B. Hart
J. A. M. Passmore
Hayes
Democratic Party
Congress
Noe
Gov. Hartranft
Greenback Party
Massachusetts
Boston
Wendsil Philips
Dyer D. Swan
Northampton
Nathan Clark, Jr
Lynn
H. M. Bearse
Poston
W. F. Whitney
South Ashburnham
Israel W. Andrews
Danvers
Ohio
Stanley Matthews
Thomas Ewing
Maryland
Denverstic
Baltimore
California
Texas and Pacific Railroad
Fort Worth
San Diego
Paris Debt Figures From 1877 Census
The debt of Paris on January 1, 1877, reached 380 million dollars with 2.2 million in capital. Prussia with 24 million inhabitants carries not more than 220 million dollars in debt. Paris has nine separate loans, five of which totaling 200 million were incurred under the imperial regime before the Second Empire. The remaining 180 million was contracted after the German war.
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Paris
Kingdom of
Prussia
Pacbt
Misdirection of the Bile in Odd Medical Ledger
Fragmentary OCR text describes an old medical note about bile misdirection and urinary observations. The readable phrases reference bowels, blades, and near-colored urine, but critical context and clarity are missing. The item appears as a damaged historical health record with limited legible details.
Suit over dog shooting in Brooklyn damages claim
Miss Alice Begg sues George Huntington for 5000 dollars alleging he shot her dog when he believed it killed his chicken. Huntington faced attempted assault charges after a heated confrontation at Miss Begg's home on Lewis avenue and Withe street. The case, before Justice Semler, highlights a tense dispute and alleged shock to Begg's nervous system.
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Miss Bega
Huntington
Miss
Case
Miss Begg
New York Herald
Rich Dairy Districts and Their Vast Exports
The article notes Herkimer and Little Falls New York as leading dairy centers shipping millions of pounds of cheese and butter yearly. It highlights the dairy economy's cash sales and quick returns, with mentions of Vermont bans and regional production scales affecting market value.
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Herkimer
N. Y
Utter
Little Falls
Albans
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Cincinnati Times
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Minnesota
Thomas W. Spurr
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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How
William E. Surra
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Madison
Ith
J. M. Bingham
Chippewa Falls
Hans Warner
Richard Guenther
W. E. Carter
W. C. Whitford
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Richard Boling
Pami
Bien
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Morristown
Thomas F. Carley
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Whitley
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Herzegovina
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Lovatz
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United States Army
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Pennsylvania Rai Company
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Frank B. Carpenter
Lincoln
Mehemet Ali
Ali Pasha
Alleir
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Southern Pacific Railroad
Agen Ba
Calvert Central Texan
Sramp, McNeill & Birch
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MarTenLess
Bur Prosser Tobacco Company
Lofmann
Lee
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Gomme
Waeatz
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Asain
Thomson
Seltzer
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Detroit
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Astom
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Emines
Chicago Daily News
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Daily News
Chicago, Wn
Grace
Taakrald
Cataltaiog
V. Vané& Co
Chicage
C. H. Linington
Chicagos
E. Ingratiam & Cos
Manufactory
Bristol
Bookkeeping
CPA
Ek Dederi &Co Lanes
J. Fr. Bufford’s Sons
Igen
Pomeroy Truss CO
Chapman &Co
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Elery
Omi LE Pit
Noverss
LGA
NESS
LE Eare
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Hfoward Banke
Altimore
Dawy Grannic
Poughkeepsie, N. Y
Otis Bisbee, A. M
Ry House
Lil
Osgood
James R. Osgood & CO
Mass
R. T. Babdie
G. F. Babbitt
Jors Oty
Catakoon
Beals & Foster
Park Row
Times Building
Natures
N.Y Daily Bulletin
Business Journal
Indiake Csslarate
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William St
Man
Kerapisenen
ALL 'Irdicine Vendera
Dundas Dick & Cois
Sandabeood
Wooster Stro
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