Senators Debate Senate Organization Amidting Constitutional Duty
In Wasnichos on October 7 Senator D W Walker of Arkangas said Democrats should elect the president pro tem and secretary, asserting politics is a reality and parties must meet issues. He predicted an equal Senate division with no factions and favored a conservative path for President Arthur. Other senators echoed these views, stressing majority rules and avoiding sectional conflict. A caucus conference is planned for tomorrow to shape the party stance ahead of Monday’s expected election.
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Apache Surrender Near San Carlos After Winter Blankets Sought
A Tucson Citizen dispatch reports eighteen of George's band surrendered at San Carlos. Major Wilhelm moves to camp Thomas with them. George treks in with four men, still at large near there. Reports claim two men killed near Benson, hostiles rally toward the Mexican line, and scattered Indian bands moving toward Sonora and Chiricahua country.
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The Sydney Sensation Rescue of Italian Sailor Bouro
A Sydney news story recounts Captain McLaughlin's rescue of Luigi Bouro, an Italian captive from Donka Island among Solomon Island natives. Bouro, captured after a wreck, endured slave labor under brutal treatment before liberation, with several companions reportedly dead or missing.
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Murder tale and interrupted weddings amid 19th century sensationalism
A Rochester Albion case mirrors a Jennie Cramer mystery with a drowning death of Nelle Wright near Albion. Fred Hopkins is jailed over alleged poisoning, while a Whitestone rescue leads to a marriage. An interrupted wedding in New York ends with a legal clash as Adele Goupile and Burin face accusations but marry anyway.
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September Returns Exceed Last Year in U S Trades
New York dated October 7 shows September and weekly exchanges in most cities higher than a year ago, driven partly by grain trades. Major hubs Chicago Milwaukee San Francisco Pittsburgh Kansas City Memphis show gains. but inflation in crops and metals alongside higher prices tempers prosperity. London reports muted activity with mixed commodity demand and shifting monetary policy signals.
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Georgia Crop News From Murray Warren and Floyd Counties
Georgia crop notes report Quen crops in Murray county and cabbage county status in north Georgia. Warren county apple crop described, potato outlook short, and small grain sowing planned in Warren, Bornsen Dublin, Wrightsville. Caterpillars pass through Sparta cotton fields with minimal damage. Farmer yields: Jon Trcker Baldwin county forty bushels corn. J F Mnler Floyd county corn fatten hogs. Brown Pulaski county ninety acres of cotton with mule work and expected yield.
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Tomson's Crookedness in Hernando Trial of Adams Nobility
Mississippi tale from Hernando reports Edward Thompson, claimson of British Admiral Tomson, acquitted of horse stealing after a drunken spiral. He was jailed in Hernando, treated in Memphis hospital, and returned to the city amid whispers of noble lineage and English misdeeds. His mother Lady Thompson funded counsel in London. Thompson Americanized his name.
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Indictment of Guiteau Still Not Presented
The Nation reports Guiteau’s indictment has not been presented to the grand jury. Scoville plans an insanity defense and life asylum. He aims to show a political motive and gather letters and witnesses to sway the verdict, while Guiteau endures isolation and fear, dictating his thoughts to a shorthand writer. John W Guiteau of Boston says he will testify only if summoned.
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Blaine Accepts State Department Post in Garfield Era
Philadelphia press notes Blaine’s formal acceptance of Secretary of State under Garfield. The letter emphasizes pride in serving the country and party, personal loyalty, and a willingness to aid the administration. The document reflects early 1881 political maneuvering and New England reactions to the appointment.
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Ames Bu Confesses Deep Friendship and Trust in Garfield
A close intimate letter expresses steady growth of friendship and strengthened trust. The writer states belief in Garfield as a statesman and says he would not join Garfield's cabinet without that trust. The tone is earnest and personal, underscoring loyalty and moral support.
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The Patient's Turnout in President Garfield's Sickness
Reported notes from insiders claim Mrs Garfield asked Dr Boynton to withhold autopsy and treatment statements, citing mortality of the wound. Details suggest near-family sources prepared statements on mental decline, with remarks attributed to Garfield and confusion over his final days at Long Branch. Private expenses of the sickness will be debts of the estate, not government debts, and trustees will take charge of affairs.
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Louisville and Nashville and Georgia Railroads Control
The report to Louisville and Nashville stockholders outlines a 99 year lease of half interest in the Georgia Guerpia line with Central of Georgia. This alliance extends our network from Montgomery to Port Royal linking eight western cities with Atlantic ports and New York. A Florida grant boosts Pensacola to Chattahoochee with a 170 mile line, while a Birmingham to Atlanta link may soon connect Atlanta via a new chartered route enabled by General Gordon. Diphtheria deaths and local accidents accompany brief notices.
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Unclear OCR fragment from Tennessee area shows farm losses
Fragmentary report notes deaths of livestock including sheep and cattle in Decherd and Knoxville areas. Mentions peach measures and Bray estate, with unspecified population estimates and local crop concerns. The text is garbled with multiple place names and incomplete phrases.
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