Greeley Arctic Rescue Debate and Greely’s Mission
Washington discussion on Greely's doomed Arctic expedition weighs two options. One: dash for Greenland or Littleton Island to relieve the stranded party. The other: retreat to base with limited supplies. Lt Dannenhower cites bleak odds yet urges action if possible. An advisory prefer immediate reconnaisance by New England volunteers if ice permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wassixcton
Dannenhower
Arctic
Greely
Littleton Island
Cape Sabine
Greenland
Signal Service
Melville Bay
New England
A4 Greely
Upernavik
Huis I
California
Civil service panel probes Mahone backer over navy yard pay
Washington dispatch reports ex Representative Dexendorf charging Senator Mahone ally C Clark fined workers at Norfolk navy yard with more than one heavy assessment in a year. Civil service commissioners vow to inform authorities of law violations and pursue proper action. Dying former pardon clerk Judge Aleck Grey, 70, noted for long service under Grant and Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorff
Mahone
Washington
Civil Service Commissioners
Dexendorff
C. Clark
Norfolk Navy Yard
Dr. Gregory
Civil Service
Thoman
Dr Gregory
Scharge
Grand Jury
Lyman
Dezenders
Clark
Virginia
Lynan
Dezendorf
Clarke
Civil Service Act
Gricp
Aleck Grey
Department of Justice
Maryland
Grant
Matt Carpenter
Parion
Telegraph lines to Brazil open via Galveston
The Central and South American telegraph company will formally open lines to Brazil with US connection via Galveston and Valparaiso. Cheaper rates to start, signaling lively cross-hemisphere business. officials and business leaders send sentiments, including messages from President Arthur to the Brazilian emperor and notes from New York and Rio de Janeiro trades associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Brazi United
Telegraph
New York
Central and South American Telegraph Company
Brazil
Galveston
Arthur
Valparaiso
Arnold
Theew York Coffee Exchange
Coffee Exchange
Rio Janeiro
New York Coffee Exchange
Westparaiso
Associacaco Commercia
Rio de Janero
Jas
R. Scrymer
Baron de Capanema
Bureau of Telegraph
Rio de Janeiro
Gerome W. Lane
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce of
State of New York
Empire
Mass Prohibitionists Split Internally At Ohio Convention
In Columbus a Massachusetts style path split occurred as the colored voters mass convention fractured with democrats taking early control before republicans reorganized, bolters drafting delegates to a Louisville national convention and indicting the GOP while another faction endorsed the Republican ticket and rejected a full slate. Separately a Pensacola report notes no fever cases among naval forces, ten yellow fever cases among citizens, with three doctors including a naval surgeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sachusetts
Columsus
Ohio
Boltera
Louisville
Boston
T Robinson
Charles Almy
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Welsh
Pensacola Navy Yard
Naval
Renshaw
Pensacola
Naval Reservation
Tale of the War and Beauregard’s Family Tragedy
In a wartime reminiscence, General Beauregard recalls Butler’s mixed actions in New Orleans and an offer of a wartime pass to see his dying wife. He describes compassionate interference by Butler, the fall of New Orleans, and the price of loyalty as he faced duty versus family, mourning his wife who died less than a year after their marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
W. F. Matthias
Williamsburg
Dr. Beardsley
Mr. Matthias
Bila Coneldermuez
New Chasaite
Beauregard
Wilen van Drelined
New Yorke
P. G.T. Beauregard
Park Avenue Hotel
Butler
Tam
New Orleans
Treft
United States Corps of Engineers
Provisional Government of the Confederacy
Montgomery
Alabama
Louisiana
Charleston
Malaysis
West Tennessee
Remaiining
United States Service
Gzst
War Department
Washington
Seymour
United States Army
Jacksonville
Florida
North Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Pinnegan
Colquitt
Olustee
Ocean Pond
Lamb
Hazlitt
Peele
Green
Nash
Lodge
Marlowe
Middleton
Webster
Shakspeare
Duke of Devonshire
Lord Eileamer
Royal Commission
British Museum
Campbell
Society of Antiquaries
Roxburgh
Stationer’s Company
Spencer
Tottell
Davison
Execution at Alwatlam Prison Ends Holtz's Life
In a Paris suburb 5000 spectators witnessed Holtz a murderer be guillotined after two months imprisonment following a cassation judgment. Diebler the executioner arrived from Paris and carried out the sentence. Holtz fainted at read of the judgment, confessed, and was strapped to the cart before the guillotine. His head retained its calm expression after the final blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltz
Lewes
Hin Mend Semally
Rees
France
Holts
Turse
Grevy
Holz
Gong
M. Diebler
Monsieur Execauteur Des
Holtz
Cult de Cassation
M. Abbe le Jeane
Life's Burden Laid Down Death of Collier Scholar
John Payne Collier, celebrated philologist and Shakspearean commentator, died yesterday at 94 in Lendon. Grandson of Jeremy Collier and son of a famed journalist tied to the Times, he inherited literary genius. He studied at Middle Temple and became a law and parliamentary reporter for the Morning.
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Collier
Lendon
John Payne Collier
Jeremy Collier
The
Times
Bir
Society of the Middle Temple
Rose Ambler's Divorce Mystery Deepens In Connecticut
In Braarron Connecticut on September 20 detectives from Boston arrive to probe the Ambler murder case. Detectors Wood and Arnold view rival information as they scrutinize Will Lewis and his ties to Rose Clark amid a potential divorce scheme. Arnold doubts Judge Munson’s account while locals recall past inquiries and a claim that Lewis sought a divorce for a possible marriage scheme.
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Will Lewis
Braarron
Conn
Boston
Ambler
Wood
Arnold
Waterbury
Watchman Coffee
Judge Munson
Lewis
Rene
Norman Ambler
Veece Ambler
Roge Clark
Munsop
Lesched
Rose Clark
Birmingham
Westarn Shots 4 Tariling Btary Cums from the Wid
A dispatch from Socorro New Mexico reports Forrest and Bull Childes shot at cattle dealer Joe Fowler at a Big Four ranch. Fowler killed Childes, Forrest killed McGee in a house, and a fire ended the standoff. All three were buried in Jacksonviley. Separately a murder near Terrapin Point is reported. In Washington, postmasters face stamp shortages as two cent stamps lag in supply ahead of new rates.
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Wid
Wild
Denves
The
Tribune
Soccoro
N. M
Big Four Cattle Company
Joe Fowler
Powley
Forrest
Bull Childes
Childes
Fowler
McGee
B. Wilson
Raulerson
Raulersons
Purerssvre
Sarah Williams
Terrapin Point
N. C
Jobo Lee
Lee
Ang
Various World News and Local Tragedy Reports from Merzburg to Brooklyn
Reports from Merzburg note Emperor William praising the fourth army corps during maneuvers. Hungarian premier Tizza denounces Jew baiting and calls for law and order. Mayo tenants seize property rights on Sligo estate. O Donnell defense funds organized in Dundalk with witnesses arriving in Madeira. Cholera death in Sligo hospital prompts dispatch. British science group discusses cotton trade and tariff protection. Bank of England bullion rises. Italian Franco-German alliance debated. Italian troops in Rome anniversary ceremonies. Turgenieff funeral preparations. Paris leftist meeting urges Chamber convocation on Tonquin. Zollverein talks unfold. Fratelli Gaggino crew saved after collision. Brooklyn pastor James Kemle kills wife then commits suicide. details of the事件 described.
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GrassWirpiot
Hexcany
Herr Tizza
Dustin
Lord Sligo
West Port
County Mayo
O'Donnell Lawpon
Charles Russell
Dundalk
O'Donnell
Madeira
Cape Own
Ireland
Lonpon
Exchange Telegraph Company
Sligo
London
British Association For the Advancement of
Southport
England
William Wheelhouse
Londox
Bank of England
Paris
Diplomatic Gazette
Russia
France
Germany
Austria
Italy
Rome
Pettern
Syndic
Humbert
Vienna
Victor Emanuel
Turgeniefe
St Derersaven
Turgeniefil
Paria
M. Barodet
Ferry
Zollverein
Bruseris
Belgium
Holland
Prince Bismarck Inderses
Bride Unexpectedly Learns She Married the Wrong Man
A country couple sought Justice Benster to wed as Melinda Pope of Genessee and William Conlin of Vernon, ages 29 and 27. The ceremony occurred after Conlin swore his age, but the next morning the bride learned she had married the wrong man, mistaking him for his brother, with relatives noting two similar brothers but contrasting characters. The justice could not void the marriage, leaving the bride distraught and uncertain how to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B Ride
Witwacker
Jusice Bensler
Melinda Pope
Genessee
William Conlin
Vernon
Benster
Conlin
Asher
Heac
Sobbinlly
Conan
Pope
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Greeley’s Ice Prison
Panenhower
Maux
Greeley
TRE Republic
Emfirg
Tale OF the
Ben Butler
Rose Ambler
Westarn
HENEW
Gosalo
Wasuinotos
Postotiics
Wilhelm’s
O'Donsnell
Berurm
Merzburg
William
Fourth Army Corps
Loupon
Fratelli Gaggino
Dunkirk
Darien
Lagune
Brooklyn
James Kemle
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Booneville
N. J
Fulton Street
Atlantic State Bank
Hoora
Rutgers College
Europe
Newark
Kellum
Mr. Kellum
Kelmo
James Keno
Covington
Aimile Force
Carson
Lizzie
Woolley Douglass
Beckenbrook
Hailfellow
Lida Stanhope
Washburn
Katie Greer
Wallensee
Sovereign Pat
Cardinal McCloskey
Bowling
Twilight
Lord Edward
Bell Bay
Kinney
Golden Venture
Dan K
Strathooy
Buccaneer
Pizarro
Popsey
Rica
Tola
Greystone
Dutch Roller
Water Lig
Leo
Apollo
Aella
General Monroe
Ruby
Pike's Pride
Hartford
Charlemagne
Jim McGowan
Disturbance
Lyon Short
Sligg Iron Works
Chas Douglass
Mononghala
Shigo Iron Works
Lyon, Shui, & Co
Phillips, Nimgick & Co
Atuany
N. Y
Nelson
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