Scene of Kassassin Lock bloodshed and lines near Tel el Kebir
An Ismailia dispatch describes the battlefield after Kassassin Lock with Egyptian dead and wounded, British cavalry advancing toward Tel el Kebir, and praise for Household Cavalry. General Wolseley reports lines nearly established and troops moving to reinforce Kasassin. Reports from Reuters and the Daily News note enemy retreat and continued fortifications near Damankaur and Tel el Kebir.
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Fe Frontiers and Japan China Dispatches
Greeks move 4000 troops to the frontier after a clash with Turks near Zorbas. Greek ironclad sails from Alexandria to Valo while frontier hostilities and troop concentrations rise. Reports cite Greek gains and frontier fortifications at Viga. International notes cover Japan Korea diplomacy, Shufeldt treaty rejection, Creole tensions, and naval salutes amid rising East Asia tensions.
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John Hennesy
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Montgomery Cotton Exchange condemns new rates
August 30 Mountgomery cotton exchange met to consider the Southern Railroad and Steamship Association rate advance. Resolutions argued rates hurt inland markets, favor river towns, reduce receipts and profits, and tax producers while impairing Montgomery and southern trade. A committee was named to present the resolution to railroad officials.
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Mountgomery Cotton Exchange
Routhern Railroad and Steamship Association
Montgomery
South
Spe
Daring Train Robbery Near Grand Rapids Excursion
Desperadoes seized a return excursion train from Aix to Grand Rapids thirty miles away, robbing passengers and threatening crews. A citizen lost $75, a man was thrown from the platform, and conductor was injured while trying to arrest a robber. Larry King, a notorious criminal, was captured when the train reached this city.
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Totxno
Ohio
Grand Rapids
Larry King
Star Route Expedition Defends Scope Over Profit Motive
In Washington Aug 30 Mr Wilson defense counsel argues in star route case that extending postal facilities should prioritize national resource development over productiveness. He cites Teller Sherman and others supporting expedition routes and questions Brady's guilt, urging jurors to follow the law and evidence rather than sympathy. The court adjourned as Mr Hinkie is to address the jury next.
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Wasehaton
Wilson
Teller
General Sherman
Genera Bridy
Sherman and
Walsh
Brady
Mr. Hinkie
Folger Announces Suspension of Bond Exchange Schedule
Secretary Folger issues a circular delaying the exchange of 3 per cent bonds into 3 per cent bonds from September 20 to November 1 to aid department work. Transfers will be reissued in the same denominations. no conversion to smaller denominations for large bonds.
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Folger
United States
Arthur's Court Movements and Snow Storm News
President Arthur planned to sail to Block Island on the Despatch but a mechanical breakdown delays departure for three days. Secretary Chandler is due in Boston aboard the Tallapoosa with a reception planned by Collector Worthington. A heavy snowstorm hits Lendville as August 30 continues.
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Block Island
United States
Paran Stevens
Boston
Chandler
Tallaposa
Worthington
Gallatin
Kinxven
Lendville
Kewanee Bank Robbery Unfolds with Inside Help Suspected
The Kewanee bank robbery reveals inside involvement as cashier Pratt and a female assistant were bound in the vault after hours. About 20,000 dollars vanished with a $3,000 money gag found in a cornfield. Edward N. Welch, arrested earlier in McDonough, is headed to Kewanee with detectives. Dr. J. S. Scott of St. Louis is named as the planner, Pratt alleged accomplice, and Welch claims Pratt carried off part of the cash prior to the crime.
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Kewanee
Pratt
Jeffs Valise
Welch
Sasistant
Miss Harris
Edward N. Welch
McDonough
New York
J. 8. Scott
St. Louis
Miss Varna
Dr. Scott
Welchen
Scott
Seatt i
Murders and Robberies sweep across multiple towns
A long dispatch reports a series of violent incidents including an explosion in Philadelphia area killing and injuring residents, a man killed in Chesterfield county, a postmaster fatally hit by a train, a fight ending in multiple deaths in Chicago and Texas drownings. Additional notes include suicides, shootings, and a desert town flood impacting Fort Concho area with extensive property losses. Yellow fever updates from Pensacola Brownsville Matamoros and surrounding regions are provided with case counts and health measures.
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Kelly
Ben Ficklin
John Engle
William Wahrmunds
Sam Pollock
Foote
Wishart & Brown
Smith
Martin
Welch & Karger
Old Court House
K. B. Sanderson
S. Moore
C. D. Packett
D. G. Purtis
Pedro Padre
San Angelo
Ficklin
Robertson
Pensacola
Brownsville
Matamorae
Wasmveton
Hamilton
Fla
Board of Health
Rio Grande City
Matamoras
New Caverns
Picayfune
Palafay Street
Savage Apache raids threaten Calabasas and Santa Cruz Valley
A Calabi Arizona dispatch reports unknown Apaches raiding the Santa Cruz valley, killing twenty people near Calabasas and crossing into Arizona. Captain Madden Canady pursues the raiders from Fuachucha as miners near Fronteras report casualties and a wider raid. Captain Payne’s lawless actions in Indian Territory draw calls for stronger punishment and protection of treaties. Prisoners in the Creeks rebellion are flogged, while an education bill debate in Washington foresees big funding for state schooling and a Blair bill alternative.
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Phillips
Price
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District Conventions Name Leaders in Can- areas
The sixth district Republican convention met in Magnolia Mississippi with full attendance and harmony. Hon John Lynch colored was the unanimous choice for Congress. He pledged faithful support of the party and urged fair ballots while challenging fraud. Democratic renomination followed in several districts, with Gov races and federal candidates named.
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Lynchen
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Illinois
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Thomas Williams
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Decatur
Joseph Wheeler
Luke Pryor
William M. Lowe
Katawazoo
Mich
David H. Jerome
Waeenaxe
W. Vo
General N. Golf, Jr
Navy
Pa Acetone
Alan Folger
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