Collusive Colonels Press Georgia for Longstreet Removal
Georgia Republicans urge President Arthur to remove General Longstreet from his U S marshal post, alleging lack of sympathy with the party and propping up talks of office for Blaine delegates. The effort faces skepticism from the White House and draws criticism from New York Times editors as self serving manipulation.
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Bitter New Hampshire political ballot report
A fragmented 19th century ballot tally from New Hampshire shows dozens of named candidates and vote counts across two joint ballots. Key figures include William E. Chandler, Gilman Marston, James F. Briggs, and Harry Bingham, with Patterson dropping out and Rollins issuing a sharp letter urging withdrawals. The text reflects factional maneuvering within the Republican party and internal contest dynamics.
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Immigration claims spark dispute in Quebec paragraph
L Sutford of Quebec government immigration writes to the Chronicle rebutting claims by Special Agent Howell about Irish immigrants passing through Montreal and Quebec. Sutford says many arriving Irish were not paupers, received landing funds, and quickly found work. he asserts orders exist for over 40 families and many single men and women of the class, despite current shortages.
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Tuesday tornado devastates towns and kills four
A Tuesday night tornado in Soldier City Houron Nebraska killed three women and one child and injured fifteen others as it destroyed several buildings. In Morxwex Ontario two women drowned crossing a temporary high water bridge. Loxwex Ontario reports water subsided with relief efforts under way and some bodies still missing. Property damage cited at $500000.
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Bring Them Home or Build a Shaft to Mark Their Graves
An 1853 appeal to Georgia lawmakers urges action to honor Confederate soldiers who died in Camp Douglas prison graves near Chicago. The letter seeks a monument or the return of remains to Georgia, naming units such as First Georgia Cavalry and Seventh Georgia Battalion and detailing the lingering neglect of the 6,000 to 7,000 buried there.
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Catholics Bar Foresters From Funeral at St Marys
The Hermann ancient order of Foresters were denied entry to St Marys Roman Church in New Haven July 12 for wearing regalia at the funeral of John C Bernhardt. Father McGivney asked removal of badges. most members left, three pallbearers entered after removing regalia. the priest said the group is not connected with nor recognized by the church.
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Ravisher Convicted in Blamore Trial
July 12. Charles Burhan reports a jury convicted a man of felonious assault on Moss Cara Snyder on June 10. A new trial motion was entered. The penalty facing the defendant is two to ten years in the penitentiary. Snyder was attacked while returning home at night near a vacant lot. Durham was alleged to have committed the assault. Local vigilante action resulted in two suspects, Dennis Hagarty and Henry Dowling, being arrested then hanged by townspeople after abducting them from jail. A separate report from Jackson notes N S Tempte, a colored politician, was found guilty of murder for choking his wife last January, with life imprisonment imposed.
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Public Dangers and Cholera News Across Cities
Cholera reported in Zifth and Chibin near Cairo with 89 deaths at Mansurah yesterday and 31 at Demietta in the last day. Pasteur offers to organize an inquiry into cholera in Egypt, with British support. Also reports fireman and others ill aboard the City of Mexico from Vera Cruz to Havana, and Phinner Jackson Cuba merchants suspend with over 200000 in dispute.
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French Madagascar Crisis and Canal Talks Echoed
Wide range of foreign notes from London Paris and Tokyo discuss French action at Tamatave Madagascar reactions from Britain and the press on the canal agreement with de Lesseps. Reports cover Salisbury Granville Ferry and August royalty in exile, Irish agitation, and new diplomatic moves involving Russia and the Vatican.
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Day of Racing and Sports Results in New Jersey
Park Maces The Ife Team Abroad at Loxe Brisen on July 12 featured a series of races. Keng won the first handicap sweepstakes, with General Fallon second and Northland fourth. Panique took the two year old purse, Buckstone won the one year old sweepstakes, and Gebbardi's Bole led the Monmouth Cup, finished half a length ahead of Monitor amid loud celebrations. Corinthian stakes saw Novaro win by two lengths. The rifle team scores at 800 to 1,000 yards showed high marks despite poor weather, with Pellard and Dolan among top scorers. Babe Ball results listed Buffalo 8 Newark 9 and other matched games across cities.
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Mississippi River Improvement Conference Forms Central Organization
A conference on Mississippi river improvement adopted a plan to create a permanent central organization based in St. Louis with branches, a permanent committee structure, and delegates from each district. W. D. Wood was chosen chairman, George L. Wright secretary, and Michael McEnnis treasurer. The next convention is set for February 1884 in Washington.
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Foreign Notes From Lima To Mexico July 12 1886
General Moore of the American consul at Callao died of yellow fever and flags flew at half mast. Reports from Bolivia, Cuba, and Mexico reference peace efforts, rebel sheets, and debt settlement changes. A Pittsburgh case convicts W J Kouitz and John B Kennedy of criminal libel for alleged misuse of office.
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