Tel el Kebir victory reported with heavy Egyptian loss
News from Kassassin and Tel el Kebir describes a British assault beginning at 4:30 am and overwhelming Arabi Pasha’s forces. Egyptian casualties are estimated around 2,000 with British losses about 200, including several officers. Reports detail cavalry pursuit, fortifications, and subsequent Arab retreat across the desert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khedive
Sultan Pasha
Tel el Kebir
Exchange telegraph + company
Alexandria
Arabi
Exchange Telegraph Company
Kassassin
Tel-el-Kebir
Highland Brigade
Reuter
Kassagsin
Tel-el-Rebir
Calvary
Times
Ismiia
Wolseley
War Office
Kassassin Lock
Ose
Arabi Pasha
Graham
Foot Guards
Duke of Connaught
Inghland
Adr
Royal Irish
Wills
Richardson
Calville
Underwood
Somerville
Highland Light Infantry
Black Watch
MacNeil
Cumberland
Fox
Allison
Hutton
Sterling
Coldstrame | Guards
Balfour
Grenadier Guards
Bitbois
Zigaziz
Cameron Highlanders
Racheb Pasha
Ali Flem- Pasha
Zhe
Daily News
Ismailia
Ashburnham
Brigade of Guards
Rifles
Kirein
Tel-El- Kebir
Royal Erish
Armbi
Zagazig
McPherson
M'Pherson
Londox
Porte
England
the Times
Egypt
Charles Wilson
Anatolia
Constantinople
A Wrathful Juror Attacks the Department of Justice
Foreman Dickson of the Star Route Jury returns to the charge and accuses the Department of Justice of bribery and espionage. He describes intimidation, paid agents, and attempts to influence jurors, naming individuals and incidents cited during the trial proceedings. The court hears motions on bonds and schedules trial dates, with Merrick and the attorney general referenced in ongoing actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reman Dickson
Star Route Jury
Department of Justice
Villany
Waantauros
Foreman Dickson
Merrick
Dickson
Fred
Higer
Talesmen
Messrs. Murray
Tebrines
Murray
Talesman
Halmead
Falls
Freeman
Falis
Halmend
H. 4
Bowen
Wylie
Miner
Berdell
Vaile
Moore
Alaska
Tilden Said Seriously Ill Falls Before Campaign
A Boston dispatch cites private reports from Poughkeepsie claiming ex Governor Samuel J. Tilden is dangerously ill with brain softening. The tale repeats before a political campaign and is denied by observers noting he was seen riding in Yonkers.
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Thea
Dena
Boston
Poughkeepsie
Samuel J. Tilden
Yonkers
Political Convention Turmoil in the South
Dispatches describe a turbulent session of the South Carolina and Arkansas Republican gatherings with factional battles, nominations, and adjournment sine die. Reports cite Mackey's victory for chairmanship, greenbacker indorsements, and ensuing county by county tallies across several states.
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South Carolina
Arkansas
Constitution
Collamara
N. C
E. M. W. Mackey
Bam Lee
Mackey
Jay Hubbell
E. B. GC. Cash
Furst Georgia
Savannaa
James Atkins
Tomlinson F. Johnson
National Executive Committee
New Oovears
Baton Rouge
Louia J. Sauer
Congress
Sauer
Custom House
Red River Landing
Newampehre
W. B. Edgely
Larrie Rock
Morrilton
J. H. Rovers
Berry
Slack
Garland
Greenbatker
Senate
Democrats
House
Forest City
Poindexter Down
Haere
Reducing Rates by Southern Pool for Cotton Trade
Members of the Southern Railway and Steamboat Association recast divisions and cut cotton rates from 15 to 12 cents per hundred to Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and other points. Atlanta to Boston rate set at 85 cents. earlier New York rates reduced. Decisions unsettled, with a later arbitration option and a Green Line meeting planned.
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Southern Railway and Steeinship Association
Kimball House
Virgil Powers
Southern Railway and Steamship Association
Mer. Millie &. Freeman
F. R. Ogden
Georgia Railroad
R. A. Anderson
Western and Atlantic Railroad
E. P. Wilson
Cincinnati Southern Railroad
George O. Knox
Nashville, Chattahooga and
St. Louisa
J. W. Grean
W. G. Radule
Central Railroad
Cecil Gabbitt
West Point and Western Railroad
Sol Hass
Associated Roads of
Virginia and
Caroline
Eben Hillyer
Rome Railroad
E. F. Verdery
Knoxville and
Augusta
Johnb. Peck
South Carolina Railroad
Board of Arbitration
Balumore
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Fall River
Providence
New England
Sol Haas
Consolidated Lines of
Virginia
G. A. Whitehead
P. Wilson
Cincinnati Southern
P. Pickens
South Carolina Road
J. R. Ogden
East Tennessee
Georgia Road
Joseph M. Brown
J. M. Culp
Theodore Welch
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Milo 5. Freeman
E. R. Dorsey
Ray Knight
Selma
Rome
Dalton Road
J. H. Drake
Richmond
Danville
R. D. Carpenter
D. Cardwell
Charlotte
Columbia
Susan G. A. Whitehead
Davant
Port Royal Road
Memphis
Charleston
S.C. Boylston
Mr. Barnum
Atlanta
T. A. Walker
Green Line
Wallace McPherson
Nashville
Chattanooga
T. W. Brown
Western
Atantic
D. W. Appier
THEE
East Tennesee
Virginia and Georgia
Union
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad
Peters Street
Joseph B. Brown
E. P. Alexander
Central
A. &. Buford
Morgia
Georgia
Uhy
Steamboat line from New York to Albany sparks river transport fever
In New York on September 13 excitement surrounds a secret Bons of Columbia plan launching a steamboat line on the Hudson. Initial run carries passengers at five to ten cents with low freight. Return fares match, music included. Within ten days boats will reach Albany at ten cents fare, freight one dollar a ton. If profitable, two more lines may follow to New Orleans and Buffalo to the upper lakes with proportional fare changes.
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New York
Bons of Columbia
Yonkers
Poughkeepsie
Albany
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Buffalo
Kansas
Yellow fever reports and relief efforts across towns
A Pensacola dispatch reports twenty new yellow fever cases and three deaths with total cases rising to 114. Dr. Fordham and Superintendent Saltmarsh are ill but improving. city editor John O Arien died. Relief committees mobilize 100 nurses and aid flows from Mobile, New Orleans, and beyond as families flee and workers suffer. In Texas, the flood impacts Fort Brown and nearby towns with thirty-one new cases and three deaths among Mexicans, while Matamoros quarantine is reimposed and Mier faces a malignant outbreak spreading across camps and merchandise routes.
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Pensacola
Ontzana
Heaths
Fordham
Beard
Saltmarsh
Lauisville and Nashville Railroad
John O’ Arien
Relief Committee
Board of Health
of Health
Mobile
New Ya's
New Orleans
Ownsville
Texas
Muray
Tanner
Aick
Fort Brown
Matamoras
Galvester
Laredo
Mier
Mexico
Rio Rande
Monument to William Morgan unveiled in Batavia
In Batavia New York yesterday the National Christian Association unveiled a nearly forty foot monument with a seven and a half foot statue of William Morgan, famed for divulging Masonic secrets. The inscription memorializes Morgan as a Virginia native and 1812 veteran abducted near Batavia in 1826 by Freemasons for revealing their rites. The unveiling followed hymns prayers and addresses by Rev. J Blanchard and Prof C A Blanchard, with Judge Moss Taggart present.
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New York
Batavia
National Christian Association
William Morgan
Morgan
Virginia
J. Blanchard
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Richmena Hank
Ricamona
Mr. Davis
C. Whitlock
Banking and Insurance Company
Davis
Baldwin & Jenkins
Western Union Telegraph Company
Norvin Green
Apening T. Eckerts
Coumain
S. C
Mayburg
Pullman & Hamilton
Land League
Argpi Pasha
Paris
Inelas
Itis
Ahene
Hubbell
Chandler
Wasnrxetos
Department of
Bragg
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Pearson
Washington
Wachusett
Navy Department
Fort Wrangel
Thomas Clark
Blake
Missionary
Pearson Silso
Ee Tilden
Political Matters
Murdore
Hedy
Mum
Wasnixeton
Ind
Court House
John Hunter
William Lentz
Lykhera
Hunter
Dad
Therisoner
Fronter
Lyxcnsons
Fuller
Wytheville
William Crocket
Joseph Hurt
Robert Clemens
Crocket
John R. Morris
Long Island
Astoria
Morris
Galveston
Houston
Patterson
Frank Harkins
Harkins
Maes
Meas
THE
Orioles
Baltimore
Lord Baltimore
Fort McHenry
Brown's Wharf
Broadway
J.henry Behan
Th Southern Railway and
Steeraship Association
Che T
Reese A
Nckera
St. Deli
Torexa
Kan
St. John
G. W. Glick
Charles W Robinson
Topeka
Mave
Mae Ears
Parnapstrata
John Welch
Beaver
Stewart
Fhomay Cochran
Amos R. Little
Joseph Wharton
Edwin N. Benson
Little
Legisla
Ton’s Rives
N. J
Westray
Fletcher Weastray
New York City
Reapine
Benjamin Zechman
Bia’ Mountains
Berks County
St. Louis
Niggrose
Fobece Salen
Melitts Perenenuns
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