Chandler to Manage the Campaign in Federal City
Secretary Frelinghuysen hosted a dinner for President Arthur with Lincoln Chandler and Brewster. The meeting signaled disapproval of Jay Hubbell’s campaign management and suggested Chandler take charge of the political effort. Washington, October 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette
Chandler
Congressional Library
Maker
Washington
Origina
Doniphan
Falls
le Town
Foote
Newark
New Jersey
Payne
A.m
Shaw
Wasurxétos
Frelinghuyseh
Arthur
Lincoln
Brewster
Jay Hubbell
Changj
Butler Looks Ahead at East Politics and Pendulum Swing
General B F Butler in New York comments on Massachusetts New Hampshire New York Pennsylvania Indiana and Ohio politics noting a yearly swing in party fortunes predicting a Democratic gain in Indiana and possible gains in Congress while warning against overrating tariff and reform issues. He cites anti monopolism as growing and questions new party emergence before 1884.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Butler
Fifth Avenue
Tribune
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
New York
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Connecticut
Ohio
Congress
Tariff Commission
THE PRESTHIANS VICTORY RACE NOTES AND STATE FAIR REPORT
Record of the Presthians race with Hazael Noremac and rival speeds and laps as October results unfold. Also a State fair recap from Auston Texas noting 10 000 attendees 1000 vehicles and T J Morris winning steer roping after a rapid lariat capture. Includes Danenhower’s narrative testimony to the Jernette board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hazael
Rowell
Noremac
Hughes
Fitzgerald
Herty
Hart
M. Score
Maremac
Hertz
Naremac
The
Constitution
Alluston
Texas
Austin
T. J. Morris
Jansmower
Washinston
Danenhower
Jeannette Board of Inquiry
The French Rioters and European Reds Rising Alarm
Reports from Lyons and Paris describe rising tensions with the Reds in Europe, arrests after bomb scares, and precautions to protect public order. The British Commons scene includes debates on coercion acts, prison administration, and a committee on the imprisonment cases with names of several MPs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyxoux
Exchange Telegraph Company
Lyons
Paris
Manchester Guardian
Central News
Montceau Les Mines
Journal de Faris
International Anarchist League
Geneva
League
England
France
Italy
Spain
Germany
Russia
Temps
Macon
Commons
Loxton
House of Commons
Charles Dilka
Ander
Edward Malet
Egypt
Bannerman
War Office
Palmer
Parnell
Evelyne Ashley
Colonial Department
Dillwyn
Cetewayo Gre
Beheter
EB Dwyer Gray
Gladstone
Stafford Northcutt
Goschen
Whitbeck
Mowbray
Rackes
Harding E. Gifford
Plunket
Charles Forster
McCarthy
Sexton
Healy
Storey
A Gambler's End and a Comet Observation
A block from Paul Minnesota reports a gambler's suicide at the Commerce hotel after heavy losses and a pair of letters outlining final wishes. Separately, Commander Sampson notes in Washington the comet's nucleus appearing distinct in the great telescope with signs of possible breakup and carbon vapor as a light source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sampson
Washmeron
Naval Observatory
Esa
Mexican Turbulence and Crimes Echo Frontier News
Reports from Guaymas and Hermosillo detail Governor Ortise and General Reyes amid a hostile stand with federal troops. Clashes among Mayo Yaquis and state forces leave many dead or wounded, while rumors of Ortise resigning surface. Separate items cover a St Louis murder, Ford not guilty ruling, and other local incidents including a wife shooting claimed as self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versor Ortige
Armant Jaoymas
Guaymas
Calabas
Arizona Territory
Chase
Wheeler
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Ortise
Reyes
Hermostila
Heruwsilla
Anton Escalante
Alamnas
Louisville Plans Grand Cotton Exposition for 1883
Louisville October 27. The city plans a large cotton exposition in 1883 to showcase cotton cultivation and processing. Minerals silk wool timber grain will be shown with major exhibits and meetings of cotton planters' and national millers' associations. Backed by leading business figures and railroads, an estimated four hundred thousand dollars is pledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Atlanta
South
Cotton Planters’ Association
National Millers’ Association
Ross Murder Tale From Atlanta to Cincinnati
Morrison arrested in Atlanta for burglary in East Tennessee was brought to Cincinnati to reveal details of the Ross murder. He and a companion allegedly moved along the railroad, hiding a watch and a lead pipe used in the crime. They registered at Mansion House. the search for the hidden watch continued without success. Dr. J H Hun notes blood stains on pantaloons from Captain’s house, but finds no blood on the iron rod. The Lynchburg fair reports 13th annual exhibition advancing with Nellie B. winning trotting Heat three and Belle of Richmond second. Auburn wins running race. Bam Purdy, famed California trotter, among entrants. Congressman Updegraff not dying. report false, rest easy and hopeful for recovery amid chronic bladder inflammation. Indian outbreak at San Carlos agency quelled by General Crooke. The Manchester Guardian notes lower prices and market activity in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Antonio Ritta
Valera Robaro
Ritta
Almont Street
Post Dispatch
Plattsburg
Robert Ford
Wood Hite
Bob
Crittenden
Speers
Kansas City
Mark Gray Lynn
Booth
Chicago
Elgn
Jil J
Williams
Carthage
Lynn
Gauvestos
San Saba
Tom Jones
William Jones
Cheven
Thomas Talbott
Quarel
Talbot
Atlanta
Cincinnativille
Cincinnati
Morrison
East
Tennessee
Ross
Buchanan
Mansion House
J. H. Hun
Captain's House
Lynchburg Farr
Lyncunune
Lynchburg Agricultural and Mechanical Society
Nellie B
J. W. Bradshaw
Belle of Richmond
Auburn
Culpepper
Georgia's Cash Box An 1891 Treasurer Speer financial report
Georgia's Cash Box presents the 1891-1882 Treasurer Speer accounts with receipts totaling 1,609,432.10 and disbursements of 1,713,507.46. It shows a year end balance of 690,472.15, largely from bonds, and details taxes, debts, and property holdings including railroads, banks, and numerous state assets. The report estimates 1883 receipts at 1,361,517.14 and outlines public debt maturity by year and associated interest.
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Speer
Treasury
State of Georgia
United States
Macon & Brunswick
Citizens’ Bank
Bank of Rome
Citizens
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Macon and Brunswick
State University
Atlanta University
Georgia
Macon and
Brunswick
South Geo and Florida
Marietta and
North Georgia Railroad
Suth Georgia and Florida Railroad
Bank State of Georgia
Bank of Augusta
Georgia Railroad and Banking Company
Atlantic and Gulf Railroad
Southern and Atlantc Telegraph
Western Union Telegraph Company
Unblushing Blanc and Scandals Across New York and London
In a late October session in New York a trial reveals Edward Hanley Thomaz and William Platt accused of blackmail involving Walter Malley and Blanche Douglass with aliases and ruses to extract money. London reports a scandal in racing circles as Sterling Crawford faces humiliation from the Dowager Duchess Metrose’s control of her stud. Alaska ventures note new river discoveries and a grim Arctic year with Native remains found at St Lawrence Bay. A Detroit Grand Haven derailment shows a violent but contained incident with no serious injuries. Cotton markets in Liverpool show pressure and minor declines while a fire in Chicago destroys bales and crime stories of jealousy and a train engineer indicted for homicide close the wire.
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Notorieus
Shelsv
Malley
Wall Maxwell
Hanley
Walter
Jennia Cramer
Malleys
Hantey
Genivan
Platt
London
Sterling CraWf
Me Trose
St. James Gazette
Crawford
Alaska
San Francisco
Impre
Sitka
United States
Douglas
Rom
Yoken
Corwin
Sitke
Arctic
Fur Company
St. Lawrence Bay
Putnam
Wielvolver
Point Barrow
Lieute
Januar
Bishop Nester
Thing
Episcopal Congress Discusses Christianity and Crime
In AiHwonn October 27 the Episcopal congress debated Christianity and criminals with papers by H C Potter Ketchell Heber Newton and others. In Cleveland October 27 the American missionary association heard a paper on the new south and closed with a mass meeting in the tabernacle.
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American Missionary Association
AiHwonn
Episcopal Church Congress
H. C. Potter
New York
Charles A. Ketchell
Heber Newton
Lewis Delafield
J. L
Peabody Fund
J. M. Gregory
Baptists
R. O Ruse
Methodist
Elkanah Beard
Quakers
Dr. Strictly
Methodist Visitation
Berwick
Methodist Episcopal Bisope
Episcopal Visitation
Arkansas
Little Rock
Hurst
Baltimore
Winchester
Bishop Warren
Blue Ridge
Gastoria
N. C
Bishop Merrill
Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
Louisiana
Alexandria
Bishop Hurst
Mississippi
Meridian
Miss
North Carolina
Winston
N.C
South Carolina
Yorkaville
B.C
Virginia
Mt. Sidney
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Federal City
White House
State Committee
House of Representatives
Judiciary Square
Judiciary Square Party
Capitol Hill Party
Act of Congress
Smithsonian Grounds
Louisiana and
Ohio Avenues
Twelfth Street
Teller
General Meigs
Meigs
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Wasurxeron
Secretary of the Navy
Melville
Lena River
Bart
de Long
Siberia
Bulun
Lena Delta
St. Petersburg
Nashville, Chattanooga and
Nashville
Raynor
Treasury Department
Ordah Busines
Wturxoros
Army Hospital
the Army
Secretary of War
Medical Hospital Department
Gulns @ Gmecenican
House
Senate
Itill
Hendricks
Vorhees
McDonald
Gray
Gooding
Coftford
Indianapolis
Lafayette
Terre Haute
Evansville
Peoples
Godbye Orth
Pierce
Heilman
Maghee
General Organization OF
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Europe
House of Caommona
Eurosgean
Paul
Minn
Grand Forks
D. T
Pioneer Press
Griggs House
Commerce
Registere
J. W. Ford
Grand Forss
Fred
Tom
Sam
J. W. Tord
Kago
West & Brooks
Winn
May
Larimore
Canal Street
New Orleans
Barrett
W. Forp
EF. A. Barnett
Newberr Avenue
Ford
Fargo
Laramie
Feneral Lieges and
Mekeme Bs
Wife—Am Losano
Louinville
Congressman Updegraff
Wueezina
W. VA
Congressman Updecraff
Prescott
Arizona
General Crooke
San Carlos
Manchester
Loxpon
Ices
North West
Grama Repl
Derrort
Detroit & Road
Grand Haven
Liverpool Gotton Sryraroot
Liverpool Cottention
St Louis
New O Road
George Ryerson
Romanoff
Lima
Diaric
Caceres
Naima
Iglesias
Mea
Arequipa
Atj
Amerio Garcia
Garcia
Circularia
Pierola
Livertoon
Coorgnstown
Nape
Portlandville
Cain
Norra Apame
Mass
Watson
Troy
Eld
He Pui
Defanit Ok Hgil
the Episcopal Congress
Victor
B. C
Turner
Arthur Ween
Mewar
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