Vast World News Highlights and Disclosures Abroad
Major international notes recount factory failures in Glasgow and others with Liabilities near 50 million dollars, Paris Exposition prizes awarded by President MacMahon, and Turkish Russian tensions around Gallipoli. Also report thefts of millions in Genoa funds, Afghan and Bulgarian affairs, and a fatal Philadelphia storm aftermath.
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Glasgow
Great Britain
Lacour & Watson
Alex, Bell & Sona
James Morton and Co
Codser, Scott & Co
Paris
MacMahon
Legion of Honor
Pasha
Constantinople
Ancona
National Bank
Genoa
Italy
Gallipoli
Porte
Adrianople
Bosphorus
Silonica
Bessarabia
Bombay
Cabul
Matthew Buchanan & Co
Glascow
Urampellier Coat Company
London
Albanian League
Mehemet Abi Pasha
Ireland
City of Glasgow Bank
Germany
Chicago
Ameer
Afghanistan
London Standard
Vunua
Russia
Stmra
Spain
Banquet marks start of nurse discharge in Memphis
The Southern Player banquet in Memphis on the 21st, hosted by Dr. Mitchell of the Howard Association, welcomed volunteer physicians and signaled the corps disbandment. The group plans to send off abroad nurses as cold weather reduces need.
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Mempis
Mitchell
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Aed
Yellow fever reports and market notes from New Orleans
The column lists death totals in New Orleans and surrounding areas, with 8,704 erases and 12,599. reports cautious returns of refugees, and continued caution for absentees to return. Weather conditions in Memphis, quarantine changes at St. Louis, and a flood of disparate market prices for wheat, oats, corn, pork, cattle, and other commodities appear alongside scattered news from Cairo and Philadelphia.
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New Orleans
Memphis
Cairo
New Orleas
Mitchell Ad
New Orlean
St. Louis
Coverdge
Quiros di
St. Loui
Benner
déWi
Democratic Victory Speech in Indiana Demands Fair Representation
A Detroit Free Press summary of a Wisconsin Indiana rally argues Republicans used a Tilden crusade to distract from Hayes administration crimes. It cites electoral bribery in Louisiana and Florida, calls for reapportionment, and pledges Democratic control of Congress and a future presidency in 1880.
Tilden denial shocks Republican press over cipher dispatches
The Detroit Free Press argues that Tilden's explicit denial of knowledge of cipher telegrams exposes Republican press bias and questions the motive behind the push to convict him. It asserts the party bears responsibility for the Hayes era while urging presumption of innocence for Tilden and condemning efforts to mislead the public.
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Samuel J
Tilden
Republican
Ribene
Chandler
Florida
Chandler Organ
Zhoune
Cribune
Mr. Marble
Tribune
Hayes
Telden
Samuel J. Tilden
Louisiana
Republican Party
Democracy
Lilden
White House
Mr. Tilden
Detroit Free Press
War Department reports on subsistence, medicine and river works
Washington dispatches summarize the Secretary of War's forthcoming notes. Commissary General Macfeely recommends larger cash-based appropriations for early spring procurement and nearby purchases. Surgeon General Barnes reports year filings, medical supplies, and casualties. Inspector General notes posts, discipline, and target practice. Humpreys details river and harbor improvements and fortifications nationwide with large authorizations.
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Lisa Gol
Interior Department
Macfeely
Congress
Department
Commissary Department
Board of Indian Peace Commissioners
Indian Service
Barnes
United States Army
Althouich
Jackson Barracks
New Orleans
Army
Navy Department
Rodman
A. A. Tamphreys
Himphreys
Fierce clash of Austrian regiments in Bosnia
Foreign gossip reports a battle between two Austrian regiments in Bosnia where about 900 soldiers were killed or wounded. One unit was Magyar, the other Croat, with no official mention of misconduct, and both colonels reportedly court-martialed.
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Bosnia
Germany
Italy
Lombardy
Mogadorives
Morocco
Waterport
Partisan claims about fraud in the 1876 election dispute
The passage argues that Republicans seek to divert attention from proven fraud by accusing Tilden of crimes they allegedly committed. It cites charges against South Carolina and Florida canvassers, Louisiana boards, and an Oregon elector, noting their post election appointments in federal offices. The text condemns the defaming tactic as self-serving.
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Cor Carlton
Camp Robinson
Lyman Pot‘ter
San’ Francisco
Herald of the 26Th
James E. Anderson
Sherman
Kullogg
Conquest
Clark
Kellogg
Louisiana
Des Moines
Iowa
Anderson
Philadelphia
Kellogar
Tilden
Pheyr
Hayes
Senator Hill
Florida
Eaves
United States
Madéi
Republican Party
Detroit Free Press
Mr. Tilden
Mr. Hayes
St. Louis Republican
Republican
South Carolina
Multum 1n Paryo and Bits of Wit From 19th Century Papers
A composite quip page features snippets from multiple papers. Jests touch on language, temperance tea adulteration, street wisdom, and social customs. Anecdotes include a stubborn borrower, a Yankee coachman quip, and a tired traveler who finds lodging in a crowded rural home.
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