The Epidemic at an End editorial note
The Memphis Appeal in its four page form proclaims the epidemic’s end and urges November ninth as a return to prosperity. It urges business leaders to push forward despite loss, stressing life’s demands and the need for swift attention to living claims. The piece commends resilience and renewed hope.
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Scheme to bull-doze southern voters by marshals and deputies
A historical report alleges Democrats were arrested on trivial charges and marched to prison as part of a broader system using the courts to intimidate Democratic voters. The piece frames US marshals and county deputies as weapons in a political power play aimed at suppressing voter participation in the South.
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Duties of Citizens in the United States
Horatio Seymour in the North American Review argues political parties conceal real actors like fictitious plaintiffs in legal cases. He warns against blaming parties alone for national ills and urges personal reforms, civic virtue, and broad social change to revive integrity and prosperity. He notes immigrant diversity enriches civilization and boosts power and prosperity.
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Contending Parties
Contending parties are described in a Washington Post item dated November 2, noting rival factions, positions, and anticipated political maneuvering without sensational detail. The brief highlights the key players and ongoing contest within the political landscape.
Breakfast with the Century Club for Dean Stanley in New York
The Century Club hosted Dean Stanley with about forty members at their rooms in New York. He praised American hospitality, preached at Grace Church, and planned visits before sailing home aboard the Cunard line. Also noted are Swindling cases, embezzlement fears, a stone cutter convention, and local Brooklyn crime incidents.
Fires consume barns and mills across several states
A series of late October and November fires damages barns and mills from Massachusetts to New York and New Jersey. Capt Uriah Fisk’s West Dennis barn and five tons of hay burn, unknown cause though insured. Amsterdam Green's knitting mill storage and walls collapse, killing three workers and injuring two. losses reach $60,000. Samuel Rowell's Salisbury Mills barn and contents burn, incendiary suspected, $2,500 loss. Clarendon Hotel in Saratoga loses $10,000 in fire damage with no residents. John C. Conley’s Phenix Village house in Providence burns, insured $1,500. West Cornwall mill complex fire in Bridgeport destroys several buildings, $10,000 loss. Denslow’s refinery in Brooklyn sustains $5,000 damage. Indian Canal freight house in Oneonta burns, loss $12,900.
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Grave Robbery Scare at Woodlawn Cemetery in Detroit
Detroit residents alarmed by grave robbery attempts at Woodlawn Cemetery. Two men seen exhuming Miranda Harlow’s coffin, fled when challenged by a watchman. An undertaker’s horse and wagon tied to the scene are claimed stolen. Chicago dispatch reports bodies shipped in crates to Keokuk and Beacon, Iowa. Authorities state a gang operates amid investigations and arrests.
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Tragic Milan Shooting Leaves Miss Buffum Dead
In Milan Illinois yesterday afternoon Miss Mary Buffum, a young schoolteacher, was shot twice in the abdomen by Frank Sturgeon, 25, who had been courting her. The assailant opened fire as she walked home from school and the probable fatal injuries were sustained. Sturgeon had a prior engagement with Buffum, which she apparently ended.
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Yellow fever updates from multiple southern cities
reports from Jackson Vicksburg New Orleans and Memphis detail new cases and deaths as of early November. Jackson notes five new cases and three deaths since yesterday noon. Vicksburg reports one city death two country deaths with several new city cases. Memphis counts eight deaths in the past 24 hours from yellow fever. New Orleans lists totals: 9 deaths and 47 new cases, all old, with overall totals at 3954 deaths and 13213 cases.
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Petition seeks receiver for Wisconsin Central Railroad
Theodore Stern and William Lawson file in U S Court on behalf of European bondholders to appoint a receiver. They claim debt interest and coupon interest total 165000 dollars and annual net earnings do not exceed 120000 dollars. Defendants have not yet answered.
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Prophetic Conference At Fifth Avenue Hotel Highlights Israel Promise
A late 19th century note from New York discusses the Prophetic Conference closing its sessions with debates on Christ's millennial coming, the restoration of Israel, and Jewish optimism. It covers Bishop Nicholson’s lecture on Israel, European Jewish agitation, and remarks by Rev. Dr. Gordon and editors Hastings and Orrock, along with theater impressions at Chickering Hall and social arrivals at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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Favorable Reports On Mexico Peace And Border Affairs
Washington reports from Mexican Minister Zamacona confirm peaceful conditions in Mexico with about 10 000 troops along the Rio Grande. The Mexican government aims to protect the border and pursue Lipan raiders, while trade interest grows and Zamacona remains in his post after a health-improved stay.
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Prosecution of Mormons in Utah Under Bigamy Statute
Washington reports that U S authorities pursue bigamy prosecutions under 1862 statute 5352 aimed at marriages in Utah Territory. Delays attributed to difficulty in gathering evidence against Brigham Young followers and diverting Mountain Meadow murder case efforts, with limited cooperation from defendants.
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House Appropriations Panel Aims for December Bills
Washington November 3 The House Committee on Appropriations plans to submit Army Navy Post Office Military Academy Pension and Fortification appropriation bills when the House convenes in December The Census Committee is expected to report a census machinery bill early in December Ways and Means will avoid tariff changes this winter as chairman Fernando Wood signals no tariff agitation at present.
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Sayler urged to contest seat amid monument act debate
Washington scene reports Sayler urged by leading Democrats to challenge Butterworth in the House race. Senator Beck supports contesting results, claiming clerk could remove rolls tied to Supervisor law. Also notes postal changes in New England and updates on the Washington Monument, Clara Barton, Mexican Claims Commission, Huron widows fund, Indian Bureau transfer inquiry, Chinese Legation reception, and Justice Field's return.
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Northern Aid Praised by Southern Paper in Time of Distress
The New Orleans Times lauds Northern generosity for swift pecuniary relief to Southwest states. It says Southern readers feel gratitude and reciprocate in spirit, believing Northern calamity would elicit the same emergency aid. It emphasizes renewed fraternal ties sparked by the aid.
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Thompson Pa despatch refutes outraged teacher tale
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Notable Local Incidents and Regional News Summary
Inspector W H Pennell organized Webster Post G A R at Kennebunk. Benjamin Reed of East Boothbay, long ill, attempted suicide by hanging. Bishop Healey letters say he is in good health and home return not expected until December. A Strong Phillips railroad meeting drew small attendance and interest wanes. Marinville farmer Kelliber severely beaten, life in danger. Alpheus Dodge, 15, Boothbay, injured self accident. right arm amputated and partial vision loss. Portland Advertiser notes 10 of 20 firms see improved trade. local luxuries weak. no Portland building, suburban growth. Ex governor Dingley of Lewiston, in Manchester England, spoke at United Kingdom Alliance meeting and to liquor-law discussions. touring Europe for rest and travel.
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Death by Self Inflicted Wound At Home
Clarence D Grant of Suncook 22 years old died Sunday morning by shooting himself with a revolver. He leaves a wife. Under spirits of his two dead wives Mr Wheaton erected a Mount Washington flagpole with a banner costing $60. Mrs Kate Allen a Manchester woman robbed of most of her $1500 bank cash stored in her wood pile. Nashua residents oppose apples in schools prompting Superintendent to rescind rule. The Ferguson case for arson at Mason & Week’s store dismissed for lack of evidence. A 17 year old Peterboro girl gave birth to triplets two boys and a girl all born alive. sister died shortly after. The November term Supreme Court for Grafton county convenes in Plymouth Wednesday. docket lengthy. Exeter: Sheriff Kent says Toomey who jumped a train is hidden by associates and badly injured. Dickey the Eastman murderer will likely plead guilty to second degree murder. Rev W C White preached farewell at Keene Unitarian Church after 27 years. Motto over pulpit reads Well done good and faithful servant 1851-1875.
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Vermont News Roundup of Local Incidents and Dockets
Vermont items report leg injuries from carriage and wagon accidents, court dockets with divorces and state cases, insolvency of Major Holton, elderly woman carrying potatoes, youths killing wildlife, charitable gifts to Bishop De Goesbriand, a hunting accident near Salisbury, arrests for robbery and counterfeit bills, farm accident near Mendon, railroad contract awards, plans for a Chelsea to South Royalton line, transmission of larceny cases to Norwich, appointments at a bank, rapes sentenced in Lowell, a fatal burn of Bridget Jarvis, Bishop O Reilly resuming services, a boy losing a hand, church dedication by Bishop O Reilly, a Chicopee Falls accident, and church meetings in Fall River.
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London Pedestrian Contest At Agricultural Hall
The six day walking contest at Agricultural Hall ended with William Corkey winning £500 for 521 miles. H Brown of Fulham took £100 with 506 miles and Charles Rowell of Cambridge £50 for 470 miles. Hibbert and Ennis also featured, while O'Leary’s last record was 519 miles and may challenge the winner.
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Fisheries dispute sparks cross‑Atlantic view clash
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Vatican Germany talks inch toward Alsace Lorraine settlement
Rome reports slow negotiations between the Vatican and Germany aimed at settling the status of the Alsace and Lorraine dioceses. Both sides seek a prompt accord while those regions remain under French administration. The Vatican plans to leverage Switzerland’s Radicals defeat to renew ties and has notified exiled Swiss bishops to return.
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Glasgow Bank Director Bailed and Shareholder Aid
Lord Advocate accepts 75000 bail for John Stewart a director of the Glasgow Bank. Fifteen thousand dollars was raised at a private Glasgow meeting for shareholder relief with five firms each giving 15000. The Echo reports no ground for summonses against Colonial Trust Corporation directors over misstatements. Baptist services open new Rome church near Valle Theatre with Evangelical ministers YMCA members and Rev Mc Taylor leading.
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Obituaries note deaths of notable figures in era era
A well known Bridgton manufacturer died suddenly of apoplexy on November 1 in Uxbridge Massachusetts at age 55. He served in the Maine Legislature. Dr E F Barnes Baron von Wydenbruck, former Austrian minister in Washington under Maximilian in Mexico, is dead. Peter Campbell of St George Canada, a prospective heir to the Breadalbane peerage in Scotland, died recently. Erastus Cowles.
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