Atlantic Exposition visit and garfield memorial notes
General Roum accepts invitation to Atlanta cotton exposition with General Sherman. Baum to return on anniversary of 1864. Garfield memorial committee mails 0,000 circulars. ministers urged courts to consider the appeal. Dumont reports steamboat accidents and lax inspections, urging firmer enforcement of lifesaving gear and boiler protections.
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Wasnsetox
General Roum
Internal Revenue
Atlanta Cotton Exposition
General Sherman
Washington
Atlanta
General Baum
465Th Army Corps
Legation
Garfield
Gladstone
Thomas Hughes
Lowell
First
Reynolds
Lawrence
Ster
James
New York
Treasury Department
Philadelphia
New Orleans
San Francisco
Garfield Memorial Hospital
Bisine
Kistinney
Giro
Christiancy
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church
Virginia
Cameron
United States
Mahone
Lewis
Senate
Wickham
Devastating Woodstock Fire Ravages Town and Met Works
A midnight blaze in Woodstock New Brunswick, likely arson, destroyed the institute building Western Union offices and much of the town. Wind aided spread. upper town burned, hotel at risk, churches and registry in flames. fear of fatalities amid extensive property loss. Nearby Ricumpexa reports Metropolitan iron works fire destroying machine shops and saw mill with insured losses totaling over 160,000 dollars. thousands affected and patterns and machinery lost.
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F& Menry
Woodstock
Hichmond Brize
St. Joux
N. B
Institute
Western Union
New Brunswick and Canada Railway
Pr. Smith
Free Baptist
St. John
St. John River
Carleton County
Georgia
Metropolitan Iron Works
Richmond
Consut
Imsurvicve
Lincoln Monument third bronze group ready for shipment
A Springfield Illinois report states the Ames Manufacturing Company has finished the third bronze group for the Lincoln monument at Springfield. The piece weighs 4500 pounds and features four heroic figures: infantry, navy, artillery, with cavalry to be cast later and shipped in about a year.
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Quincy
Springfield
Mays
Lincoln Monument
Ames Manufactring Company
Lincoln
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Infantry
Navy
United States Service
Maine Affairs. Blaine Resigns Maine Chairmanship
At a meeting of the republican state committee Hon. James G. Blaine resigned as chairman and member. J. H. Manney was appointed in his place. A unanimous resolution expressed regret and praised Blaine’s leadership in twenty-one campaigns. Wim. P. Frye chosen chairman of the general committee. Mississippi riot notes report no extra killings. Meridian crowds show calm after events.
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Mialne
Stat Mitten Portiano
Republican State Committee
James G. Blaine
J. H. Manney
Mos
Republican Party
Maine
Wim. P. Frye
Menmran
Vance
Marion
Meridian
Vence
Arizona
Weoley
Skesky
Preadent Arbur
Onk
N. J. Juliard
A.& W. Sprague Manufacturing Company
Providence
Rhode Island
Marius Hanlon
Broadway
West
State Zoo
United States Treasury
Turi
Arthur
Thomas A. Platt
Fifth Avenue Hotel
James
Bigelow
Kelloggs
Connecticut
Price
New Jersey
J. Bancroft Davis
Washington
England
France
Germany
United States
Ireland
Land League of
J. M. Healey
Father Sheehy
Cooper Union
John O'Brien
Mr. Healey
Harris's Hiatus and Public Hangings in Greenerstown
Joe Harris, a Greenesboro colored convict, was hanged in Fayetteville for the Langston murder, with private rites and a restrained crowd. The narrative covers his conviction, four confessions, and the roles of other convicts Willis Winn and Jim Allen, plus Winn’s acquittal and Allen's daring escape. The report also mentions a second hanging of Harry Jenkins for a separate murder in Nutallburg, witnessed by about 20,000, and briefly notes other regional events and meetings.
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Gretxesnorne
Joe Harris
EK. T. Langston
H. English
J. H. Ghiesling
Harris
Langlishad
Greenesboro
W. E. McWhorter
Joe
Apnl
Willis Winn
Jim Allen
E. T. Langston
Champang. Ti Appeary
Luggston
Alinner
Langstom
Allen
Winn
Jabouk
Karris
Young Langston
Langston
Tess
Joe Harrin
John A. McWhorter
Faverrevinis
W. Va
Harry Jenkins
Winfield Saunders
Nuttalburg
Jenkins
The Guiteau Trial and Related Legal Letters
Special dispatch from New York details Mr. Rollins declining to serve in the Guiteau trial due to imminent January duties after election to a new office. Additional notices include Stokes and McKay horse race offers for $10,000 a side with cautious forfeit arrangements, and a Liverpool Cotton circular noting strong American demand and steady sea island prices amid large grain sowing in several counties.
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Daniel Rollins
The
Constitution
New York
Rollins
Washington
United States
Cousteau
Guitea
Danke G. Rollons
Eene & Orrick
City and County of i
F. Philips
Stokes
Turi
Wield
Ward
McKay
Raymond
Phil Thompson
Chicago
New + York
San Francisco
California
Liverpool
Cotton Brokers’ Desociation
Sea Island
Florida
RACE RENTS IN ERIN AND FOREIGN NEWS
England reports large rent reductions under the land act causing landlord outcry and calls for compensation. Debates note potential 25 percent cuts on old estates and reactions from MPs, plus India duty talks and opium revenue notes. China, Germany, Ireland, Turkey, Japan and other items cover hospitals, trade, politics, and incidents.
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England
Lexoos
The
Times
Lord Hartington
the Times
Gladstone
House of Commons
O'Donnell
Dungraven
Blaney
Enright
India
Endien
Germany
Beatix
Cologne
Bismark
Treland. Duaurs
Land Commission
Miss Knox
Balina
County Cork
Turkey
Mecca
Midhat Pasha
Porte
Dardanelles
Apfershenston
Sultan
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Wayne Macveagh
Weagh
Atisate
Garfield Momoan Hospital
Ang
Fdumont
Secretary of the Treasury
Dumont
MacVeagh
New_York
Barnes
Secretary of War
Maine Matters
Pratic
Caneton
Fayetteville
West Virginia
Wednday Jond
Michigan
Ohio
Ilinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Department of Agriculture
Dodge
National Department
Dooly County
Houston County
Perry
Newton
Oconee
Lalbot
Wilton
Campbell County
Montgomery County
Talbot County
Rockdalé
Warren County
W. T. Bernnice
propeDufie
Hich
Sqri
Crattooss County
Sande
Aiteen
Deex
Race
Erin
Biamareck
Gembetta Bt
China
Pekin
Hong Kong
Kone
Womens’ Hospital
Tien Tien
Li Hung Chang
Jhizh’ Rank
Angell
Pékin
Europe
D. R. Howard
Lady Li
Fuat Lished
Tien ‘Faen
Miss Howard
Denmark
Shanghai
Pekin Ben
Narciss
Cour O'Clock
Ec. le
Uid Aa
Tae
Uae Ae
Vincenn Railwa
Shane
Alga
Ee Cologne Lm Ww
Cole
Chita
Georgia Company
Macon
Rome
Atlana
Julius L. Brown
the Company
Knoxville
Tennessee
Samuel Shettiar
Major McGracken
Colonel Cole
Celobet Cole
Questio Rn
Oxford
Louisy Bic
Lorraine
Lou Norris
Woodland Aid
Kean
Laverroor
Mincing Lane
Loxpon
Ted
Ceylon
Drs Mores
H. H. Henshaw
Spurlong
Postel Glerk A. Mudder
Des Moines
Keokuk
Henshaw
Madder
Carver
St Hendon
Manchester Guardian
Calcutta
Louisville
North Elkhorn Stock Farm
Lexington
M. H. Sanford
Wan
Yeaturday
LD. L. Wigert
Sim
Br. Louis
Sedalia
McNally
Fire Department
Wash Hyde
Benton County
Hyde
Boston
Lynn
Michael Conley
Daniel Driscoll
Driscoll
Conley
LiNcoLy
Corsicana
Texan
Down IN
Dixie
Senaion
Apulichicola
Bath County
Kentucky
New Oleans
Mexico
Alabama
Mercer County
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