Weather synopsis by region with wind shifts and pressure
Regional forecast notes colder conditions in New England with clear skies and northerly winds. Middle Atlantic sees clear or partly cloudy weather with cold northerly winds veering to warmer southeast winds and a falling barometer. South Atlantic reports clear or partly cloudy, cold northeast winds becoming variable or warmer, with stable to lower pressure. East Gulf shows warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather with light northerly winds becoming variable and lower pressure. West Gulf notes clear or partly cloudy skies with variable to mostly southerly winds and steady barometer. Tennessee Valley predicts clear or partly cloudy skies with variable winds shifting to warmer northerly and generally low pressure. Lake region forecasts clear or partly cloudy, cold northerly winds shifting to warmer southerly with steady or falling barometer. Upper Mississippi and lower Missouri Valley expect warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather with southeasterly winds and falling barometer.
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New England
Middle Atlantic States
South Atlantic States
East Gulf States
West Gulf States
Tennessee Valley
Lake Region
Upper
Mississippi
Missori Valley
Weather report from Portland and other stations
Midnight snow fell in Portland while most signal stations reported clear skies. West and northwest winds prevailed with low temperatures. Eastport was coldest at 21 degrees. Readings: Burlington 22, Boston 2, Cleveland 47, Chicago 43, St. Louis 50, New Orleans 62, Savannah 59, Washington 41, New York 33.
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Portland
Eastport
Burlington, Vt
Boston
Albany
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
New Orleans
Savannah
Washington
New York
Appropriations by the Methodist Board of Missions
The Board of Methodist Missions met with Bishop Harris presiding. Domestic and foreign allocations totaled 272,144 for foreign missions plus 24,009 incidental and 15,090 office expenses. Numerous regional and German, Scandinavian, and Chinese missions across states including California, New York, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Louisiana, and Chicago are funded with specified amounts. The society adjourned after finalizing allocations.
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Methodist Board OF Missions
Clara Morris
ESC
New York
Board of Methodist Missions
Bishop Harris
Ofice
Arizona
New Mexico
Californi
Minnesota
Wisconsin
California
Chicago
Louisiana
S. Louis
Columbia River
Detroit
Genesee
Michigan
Kansas
Democratic Greenback coalition feared in New Hampshire race
A close third district contest looms as Democrats and Greenbackers unite against Republicans. Voters head to polls with forecasts of a large statewide turnout and possible shifts in Governor and Legislature control. The Rockingham county dispute over a nonnominee ticket sparks party unity calls and cautions to vote only for regularly nominated Democrats.
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Concorp
N. HL
Kent
Coos
Grafton
Belknap
Carroll
Port TamoutTu
Greenbackers
Commercial House
Ity
Worcester
Rockingham County
Democratic Party
Fragmented Political Figures List From A State Ledger
A garbled OCR fragment lists officials and states with partial titles and numbers. It mentions Connecticut Delaware Illinois Michigan Minnesota Missouri Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New York Pennsylvania South Carolina Tennessee and roles such as President Governor Secretary Treasurer with irregular figures and incomplete names.
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Connecticut
Delaware
Illinois
Michigan
Minnesota
Ernor
Missouri
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New York
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Tennessee
Governors’ candidates listed by state and party
A compiled slate shows gubernatorial contenders across states including Connecticut Delaware Kansas Massachusetts Michigan Nebraska Nevada and New Hampshire with Democrat Republican Greenbacker Prohibitionist and self nominated entries. Notable names include Richard D Hubbard John W Hall Josiah G Abbott Orlando M Barnes Charles M Croswell Alonzo A Miner and Albinus Nance among others.
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Richard D. Hubbard
Charles B. Andrews
Charles Atwater
Greenbacker
Jesse G. Baldwin
Delaware
John W. Hall
Kenzie J. Stewart
Kansas
Josiah G. Abbott
Thomas Talbot
Benjamin F. Butler
Alonzo A. Miner
Michigan
Orlando M. Barnes
Charles M. Croswell
Henry S. Smith
Watson Snyder
Illinois and Louisiana state tickets and Minnesota and Missouri races
The list names candidates for state treasurer in Illinois and Louisiana, including Democrat Edward L. Cronkrite and Greenbacker Erastus N. Bates, and for Minnesota auditor Mahlon M. Black and O. P. Whitcomb. Missouri Supreme Judge contenders are Elijah H. Norton, Alexander F. Denny, and A. L. Gilstrap, with New York Court of AppealsJudge contenders George B. Bradley and George F. Danforth.
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Louisiana
FE. A. Burke
John 8. Gardiner
Greenbacker
Minnesota
Mahlon M. Black
P. Whitcomb
O. H. Page
J. G. Carter
Missouri
Elijah H. Norton
Alexander F. Denny
A. L. Gilstrap
New York
Judge Court OF Appeals
George B. Bradley
George F. Danforth
Gideon J. Tucker
William H. van Cott
Death follows shooting at Rauch's Hotel in Lumberton
Hartman, a traveling salesman for Elhar, Witz & Co., died today after Amelia Linkhaw shot him at Rauch's Hotel last Thursday morning. Linkhaw, daughter of a Lumberton merchant tailor, was arrested and held on murder charges. public opinion splits between those favoring her claim of ruined honor and those believing Hartman denied the accusations.
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J. E. Hartman
Amelia Licbhan
Rauch
Amelia Linkhaw
Hartman
Messrs Elhar, Witz & Co
Baltimore
Lumberton
Lamberton
Amelia
Miss Linkhaw
Amelia Hartman
Ranck
J. &. Hartman
Disputed US Evarts Despatch Sparks British Editorial
The Pall Mall Gazette editorial questions the United States timing in publishing a despatch to Mr Welsh. It argues the speech affects Canada and Newfoundland issues, points to Alabama arbitration, fisheries, and the Washington treaty, and defends Lord Salisbury’s position while noting mutual evasion and diplomatic risks.
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London
Pall Mall Gazette
United States
Evarts
Welsh
Alabama
America
Mr Evarts
Canada
Halifax
State of
New York
Lord Salisbury
Salisbury
Newfoundland
Dunkers in Pennsylvania and Ohio Churches and Customs Revealed
The Philadelphia Times describes the Dunkers or Church of the Brethren, their numbers led by Lancaster County, and two churches planned in Huntingdon and Ashland Ohio. It covers baptism by immersion, the annual love feast with foot washing and a long feast, and details of greetings, attire, and church discipline including avoiding secret orders.
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Philadelphia Times
Lancaster County
Huwntingdon
Ashland
Ohio
North
Soutiy
Church of the Brethren
Alexander Mack
Mack
Germany
Germantown
Pottstown
Chester County
Coventry
Jacob
Jacopo
Afghan Amir Responds To British Ultimatum In Simla Message
A Calcutta dispatch reports the Ameer said he sought British friendship but accused policy shifts with each Viceroy. He offers a new treaty and denies inviting the Russian Embassy to Kabul while signaling openness to a neutral stance amid British pressure. Col Lindsey notes the ultimatum demands the Russian Embassy withdraw and for Kabul to remain neutral.
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Simna
Tais Mahomed Khan
Almmaijid
Peshawar
Ameer
Neville Chamberlain
Pahore
Jonpon
Calcutta
Simla
Diot
Cabul
Col
Lindsey
War Depainment
Abingdon
Kngland
The
Armee
Britain seeks allies to save Berlin Treaty
Berlin report notes eight weeks ago Bis marck urged signatories to defend the treaty but England declined. Now England seeks Austria and France to revive the Crimean alliance against Russia. The effort is deemed useless as England’s jealousies harm its own chances while Bulgaria and Greece maintain friendly ties.
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Berlin
Bismarck
England
Austria
France
Russia
Bulgaria
Greece
SINKING OF A STEAM LAUNCH LOSES LIFE IN MERSEY FOG
In London the steamer City of Baltimore collided with and sank the Hercules on the River Mersey in dense fog. Several workmen aboard the launch are reported missing and feared dead.
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London
Mersey
City of
Baltimore
Hercules
Inman Steamship Line
Germany
Berlin
Russia
Austria
Italy
France
Notable Deaths and Obituaries Across Regions
A late 19th century column notes deaths of prominent figures including Baron Oppenheim of Cologne who built the Cologne synagogue and helped emancipate Jews, Gen Sir Henry Bern Pinghamk a Crimea veteran of the Coldstream Guards, Edward Pierce a Dorchester banker and bank treasurer, and other notable figures in Quebec, San Francisco, Saugus, New York, and Greenland. The notices mention age at death, positions, and brief career highlights.
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Cologne
Gama
Baron Oppenheim
Pierre Buchard
Quebec
St. Hyacinthe
Kuletson
San Francisco
Yosemate Valley
Elza Newball
Saugus
Mass
Jacob Newball
Sarah Rogers King
James G. Eme
New York
Archibald Gracie
Prince
Foward Thompson
Brooklyn
State Street
Theodore A. Burleigh
Greenland
N. If
Abner Stetson
Dambaechia
Sitting Bull Enforces Laws At Wood Mountain Post
At Fort Walsh a settlement of fifty posts and a floating population of half-breeds exists near Wood Mountain Post where Sitting Bull assists Major Walsh in applying laws to Indians. A rift with two young Sioux led to a shooting. Sitting Bull then ordered the arrest, and the Major released the captive, while warning that a few youths threaten camp safety. The old chief said he and his people aim to obey laws and live peacefully, though a few youths create disturbances.
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Fort Walsh
SN. W. T
Sitting Bull
Wood Mountain Post
Missouri River
Major Walsh
Prescont, Ont
Sitting Bell
Amputations and Drowning Reported in Maine News
Alpheus Dodge, 15, of Damariscotta accidentally shot himself. Frank Barker, a New York schooner captain, reported a drowning near Nantucket Shoals as Fickett of Lubec fell from the mainboat. John L. Gibbs of Harpswell was assaulted on Pott's Point bridge. Preparations announce lumbering crews for Kennebec and St. George rivers. Lumber demand soft, logs plentiful, mills must cut. Portland Press notes Maine sugar refinery turning out grain sugar from beets, a first in the United States, with Gov. Conner observing. Investments total about $25,000. future crops may save $10,000 in foreign sugar purchases.
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Alpheus Dodge
Damarisco
Frank Barker
New York
Machias
Portland
Nantucket Shoals
Reet
Fickett
Lubec
John L. Gibbs
Harpswell
Pott’s Point Bridge
Kennebee
Penobscot
Deal
Unie
Gov. Comper
Maine Reét Seear Company
United States
America
Tre
Atlantic States
Gov
Conner
Forest City
Maine
Mane
Fractured NH News Sweep Of 1870s Local Events
The report covers weather in Littleton and autumn warmth, railroad progress at Profile and Franconia Notch, and a Bethlehem station crossing. It notes the First Baptist Society of Manchester clearing debt near $20,000, a Nashua theft recovery of £550, a jeweler’s shooting suicide, and various court cases including horse thefts and penalties. Police actions and a Nashua city finance update conclude the set.
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Littleton
Tn Feet
Franconia Notch
Bethlehem Station
First Baptist Society of Manchester
William Hayce Leavell
Kate Allen
Nashua
Clarence Grout
J. E. Chickerine
Suncvck
Stephen Horn
Tuttenboro
Charles J. Dimsmore
Sandwich
Pismouth
Horn
Brown
Moultonboro
Dinmore
Taylor
Nashax
Snowstorm Hits St Albans as Thieves Captured
A light dawn snow storm began at St Albans on Monday. Two tramps were captured near Baerhogten with jewelry and cutlery stolen from St Albans and Northfield stores. Christopher Carter alias Albert Stone, a horse thief, was seized in Providence and will be sent back to Middlebury jail. A freight train struck a herd of sixteen cattle owned by Hon. R. S. Safford, killing the top head and sending others onto the meadow and track.
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St. Albans
Baerhogten
Northfield
Michael Day
Richmond
Sally Stockwell
West Brattleboro
Christopher Carter
Albert Stone
Middlebury
Providence
R.1
R. S. Safford
Wearminster
Top
Railrowa
Newark Woman’s Abduction Marriage Case Reported
Mrs Mary J Morris of 220 Walnut Street Newark files for divorce in Trenton alleging abduction and forced marriage by Charles J Leeuw of Second Avenue New York. She recounts pursuit from Bowery to Brooklyn, drugging at a Bowery saloon, a Five Points chapel ceremony, and threats of arrest or harm. Leew and associates face abduction suit via lawyer Price. Morris’s father and uncle, Albert C Westervelt, are named in potential actions.
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Mary J. Morris
Ewhieco
Walnut Street
Newark
Albert C. Westervelt
New York
Bowery
Charles J. Leeuw
Second Avenue
New York City
Leeuw
Brooklyn
Leena
Kitty Hound
Charles Miller
Five Points Chapel
Charles Plumly
Price
Westervelt
Essex County Court Hears Hurting Plea in Theft Case
In Essex County Court of Quarter Sessions Judge Titsworth presided over Henry Bussy's arraignment for stealing a canvas wagon cover from the Newark and New York Railroad freight depot. He pleaded guilty, saying hunger for his starving wife and four children forced the act. his wife testified tearfully that they are desperate. The court sentenced him to ten days in the county jail.
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New York Herald
Essex County
Court of Quarter Sessions
Titsworth
Henry Bussy
Newark and New York Railroad
Henry
Jersey City
Newark
Wright
Morns County
N. J
Washington
Pompton
Bloomfield
Pime Brook
Monson Woman Severely Injured in Carriage Accident
Miss Joie Fay of Monson was thrown from a carriage on Saturday and severely injured. Mrs Humphrey of Taunton died of apoplexy Saturday at her sister's home in Pilot River.
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Joie Fay
Monson
Humphrey
Taunton
Pil River
Mining stock prices listed for San Francisco market
The report from San Francisco on November 4 lists official mining stock prices for many companies. Entries include Alpha Hale & Norcross Julia Consolidated Belener Sky Best & Bel Kentuck Bullion Mexican Caledonia Northern Belle Ophir Chollar Overman Confidence Raymond & Ely Consol'd Virginia Savage Crown Point Sierra Nevada Silver Hill Exchequer Union Consolidated Gould & Curry Yellow Jacket Grand Prize and more with varying quotational values.
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Alpha
Eg Hale & Norcross
Alla
Julia Consolidated
Belener
Sky Justice
Sss
Csecerenneone
Sly Best & Bel
Kentuck
Caledonia
California
Ophir
Chollar
Overman
Raymond & Ely, Consol
Virginia
Savage
Crown Pont
Sierra Nevada
S¢lg
Silver Hill
Exchequer
Union Consolidated, Gould & Curry
Captain Harvey Killed by Accidental Gun Discharge
New Orleans November 4 Captain Peter Harvey of the schooner Three Brothers was killed instantly when his gun discharged accidentally while beating on Deer Island near Biloxi. The incident occurred aboard the vessel and is reported by local maritime authorities.
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New Orleans
Peter Harvey
Deer Iland
Biloxi
Dustfalls from Africa Explain Atlantic Dust Zone Phenomenon
London Times notes dust falls observed near the Cape Verde Islands originate mainly from Africa and the Western Sahara. Hellmann analyzed 1196 ships from 1854 to 1871 finding dust distribution tied to trade winds, with red dust common north of the equator and varying surface areas from small to vast.
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London Times
Cape Verde Islands
Atlantic
Ehrenberg
Oy Herr Hellmann
Cape Verde
Dunkle Meer
African
Dark Sea
Herr Hellmann
Africa
Western
Sahara
South America
Yellow fever toll rises across southern towns
On November 4 reports show six interments in Memphis and outside city lines for fever deaths. One new local case, George S Kipwith, returned from Alabama ten days earlier. Four yellow fever deaths in the city, three beyond its limits, with two Fever Commission members arriving to investigate origins.
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Memphis
Tenn
George S. Kipwith
Tuscumbia
Ala
Corporation
National Fever Commission
New Orleans
United States
Marshal Wharton
A. J. Witherspoon
Seaman’s Bethel Mission
Montgomery
Relief Association
Benner
Selma
Presbyterian Church
Catro
Vicksburg, Miss
Vicksburg and Meridian
Bradley for DC Supreme Court Justice Considered by Committee
Washington November 4 A citizens committee urged the President to appoint Jobeth H Bradley an old Washington Bar member as Judge of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia if Judge Olin resigns The President noted no vacancy and said he would consult the Attorney General on whether the retirement law granting full pay applies to DC Supreme Court members Also noted were voter leaves for states New York Pennsylvania New Jersey and Massachusetts and a half million dollar funding request by District Commissioners held up by Comptroller Porter due to prior unaccounted funds Internal revenue and customs receipts were reported at 735509 and 416799 respectively
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Congress
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Georgia
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Kentucky
Louisiana
John K Leonard
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Lewis V. Bogg
Nebraska
Frank Welch
Nevada
New Hampshire
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New York
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
George W. Rawson
John Morrissey
Assembly
Terence J. Quinn
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Andrew H. Dill
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Vermont
Virginia
Wisconsin
Zens
Washington
Jobeth H. Bradley
Supreme Court of
District of Columbia
Olin
Porter
Internal Revenue
Diverse News Bits From A Late 19th Century Issue
A Scientific American writer hints gas companies could use non illuminating gas for cooling after electric light becomes widespread. A Michigan man punished his daughter to force marriage. she fled, neighbors alerted, husband and father fled. Illinois Supreme Court limits city sidewalk snow removal obligations. Reports on the Hereditary Keeper of Juggernaut and Hindu beliefs amid murders and exile. The Dutch king defends marriage age, Sherman rumors denied, son seeks Catholic priesthood. A Chicago woman sued for temperance violations after renting to a German beerseller. her pastor questioned discipline among church members. A man named Enough births 22 children, prompted by a punishing father.
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Scientific American
Phillips
Millington
Mich
Ilinois
Holland
Sherman
Anderson
Chicago
Trinity Methodist Church
Crafts
Drysdale
Maalthusian League
Wreck of schooner John P. March reported at Good Harbor
The schooner John P. March, valued at 210000, with a crew of four, is reported wrecked at Good Harbor, Little Traverse. All on board are presumed lost, with several minor injuries. Sailors say the lake storm is the fiercest in sixteen years. No word yet from the propeller City of Montreal toward Ogdensburg.
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Cmeaco
John P. March
Good Harbor
Little Traverse
Montreal
Ogdensburg
Juror Blood Maintains Opinion in Billings Case
From the Hudson Republican, William H. Blood the twelfth Billings juror remains convinced the evidence shows the defendant guilty. He says newspaper reports misrepresented him and that reflection has only confirmed his stance. He is described as held in high esteem with a firm independent judgment.
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Hudson Republican
William H. Blood
Billings
Blood
Notable readings from multiple incidents in early 1900s news
Reports detail a homicide in Cynthiana Kentucky with a politician as suspect, a Camden New Jersey court case seeking a new trial, rising Chicago and Northwestern earnings for late October, a violent death of a yawl boat occupant on Lake Ontario, the gruesome murder of a Chinese laundryman in Quincy Illinois, a Chicago man confessing to a fatal wife murder by throat slashing, and the killing of a wealthy 69 year old farmer in a dispute near his faculty.
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Jason Metcalf
Cynthiana
H.C. Magee
Camden, N. J
Benjamin Hunter
John M. Armstrong
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad Company
Julia
Stony Point
Lake Ontario
Henderson
N. Y
Quincy
John Ling
John
Jeremiah Kennedy
Chicago
James Bundy
Durham Man 70 Run Over by Cart and Killed
Levi Alien of Durham, aged 70, was run over and killed by a loaded cart last week. Rev. J. C. Baldwin, formerly of Branford, is supplying the South Church in Durham. Three men arrested at Saybrook on charges of obstruction were discharged after an alibi proved them not guilty.
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Levi Alien
Durham
J. C. Baldwin
Branford
South Church
Saybrook
Me riminest coal operators meet in Bern en
A meeting of coal operators from the Lehigh region convened to discuss extending the present conference another year and to confer with other regions on the propriety of continuing the arrangement.
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Bern
Enem
Messrs Swaye
Bison
Robinson
Lehigh
Clerk Absconds With Cash Box From Mr Cummings
In November 4 raids in Ira, W Cameron a clerk for Robert Cummings took a cash box with about 7000 in money and notes. He was arrested but accomplice Mrethee escaped with the box, leaving authorities to pursue the missing loot.
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Robert Cummings
W. Cameron
Mrethee
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