Obituary notes and political updates from London and Washington
This late 19th century column surveys global affairs and US politics with brief notes. It mentions a forthcoming Belgian minister, a British subject grandson of the US president, German socialist decline, a California novel, education in Egypt, and various American political and financial items. It also records speeches by Joseph Lane and W S King, plus parliamentary and financial inquiries into Georgia affairs and Bullock era bonds.
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Bageau
United
Conan
J. Russell Jones
Ovo
United States
Germany
Joaquin Minyer
Egypt
Bexator Boutweli
Reverdy Johnson
Baltimore
Clinton
Lodutdana
National Grange
Lominville
Louisvillian
St. Louis
Joseph
Bull Allen
Tua Ion
St. Cloud
Minn
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Preston
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Conner
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Alcala de Henares
Edgar Allan Poe
Poe
Eihu B. Washburne
Illinois
Johnson
Washburne
Grant
Keely
Chicago
Comrae
Kee'ey
Philadelphia
Monroe Narrow Gauge Railway Aimed At Georgia Line
The Monroe journal discusses a proposed narrow gauge extension from Columbus through Harris and Meriwether toward the northern counties. It argues for cash funding, cites Col. Hulbert on gauge knowledge, and notes potential boosts to cotton trade and regional commerce if built.
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Atlanta
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Matthews
Elberton
East
Point
Hamilton
Baguying
Georgia
Col. Hulbert
Beenope
Meriwether
Harris
North
Tennessee Bishop Acts Fast To Avert Brooklyn Style Scandal
In Tennessee, Rev John W Hanner faced a swift inquiry after sending an indecent anonymous letter to a young woman. Bishop McTyeire suspended Hanner, set a preliminary trial date, and the church moved to restore order, contrasting with chaotic handling in Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
Bishop McTyeire
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Methodist Episcopal Church
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Murfreesore
Fosterville
Hanner
Methodist
Christian Advocate
McTyiere
Committee of Investigation
Murfresboro
The Georgia Banks Returns Duty Under Law
Governor sues banks for delay in submitting semiannual returns as of July 1. Many responses incomplete or noncompliant. calls for strict adherence per revised code. Abstract of law included detailing publication, oath, and 30 day transmission requirements.
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the Presby
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Washington Notes July 17 Yellow Fever Status and Procedures
A navy department telegram reports no new yellow fever cases while confirming deaths. New regulations allow customs officers to examine foreign letters suspected of harboring disease, with letters opened under officer presence. An authoritative dispatch denies yellow fever at Newell? U. Cashing and Col. D. Yarn serve in South Department roles.
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Custom House
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Department of the South
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New York
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Brooklyn
G. D. Palmly
Princeton
Saratoga
Round Lake Camp Meeting Association
Moody and Sankey
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Fail River
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Fort Vincent
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Harriaton
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T. J. Daly &O
Boston
Fred Floyd
Liquor Commission
Factions on the War Path and arrests report
Reports detail arrests of railroad robbers in Indiana and Long Point area, a Detroit balloon incident with possible connections to Donaldson, weather updates from Washington and Norfolk, and a Bavarian liberal victory note. Includes war-path Sioux activity at Red Cloud agency and assorted New York and Chicago briefs.
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Heald
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Black Hills
Costly Tilton Beecher Trial Tops City News
The Tilton Beecher litigation is described as the most expansive trial on record. Treasurer Gardiner has paid jurors $52 for twenty six days of confinement and work this week, with possible extra compensation expected. Judge Neilson is noted in the report.
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Pensep
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Renson
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Beechers Salary Among High Union Figures
The article notes Beecher’s salary rising to $100,000 a year as the largest U S income in the nation, compares it to the viceroy of India at £60,000 and other high earners The piece also mentions Lord Dufferin the ambassador at $150 000 and British ministers in Paris and Vienna at $50,000 with Claflin paying a credits expert $100,000 annually for credit knowledge in a $70,000,000 business.
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India
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Canada
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Callaway Funeral Notice in Tate Real Deare
Funeral notice announces the death of Gallaway aged seventy and the funeral will be held this morning at 81g o'clock. The obfuscated text places the event in Tate real deare with the deceased identified as Gallaway.
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