Tilden Defeated in Faneuil Hall Ward Vote and Brigham Young Journey
Report notes Mr A K Tilden won only eight Democratic votes in Faneuil Hall Ward while John A Lamson backed by Democrats split votes. Tilden polled strongly outside the party. Brigham Young traveled to St George for a Mormon Church Conference, eluding arrest, with emphasis on zeal and safety for the saints amid reports of charges and pursuit.
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Transcontinental Railroad Meeting and a Deadly Church Collapse
Stockholders in New York hear the TransContinental Railroad plans to build 130 miles as part of a Texas Pacific line. In Washington, an event at a Fifth Street Baptist church ends in a panicked collapse when a pillar fails, killing several and injuring others. The pastor and deacons aided in calming the crowd as coroner opens an inquest path.
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New York Woman Voters Provoke New Suffrage Debate
In a dramatic scene at 191 Greenwich Street near Fulton, Mrs Margaret Miller registered and voted while others including Mrs Woodhull and Miss Claflin were denied. The incident sparks a legal argument over universal citizen rights under the 14th and 15th Amendments and a push for women’s suffrage.
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Delegates to the Austrian Parliament and Gen Anderson Remains
Cable despatches report on delegates to the Austrian Parliament and the remains of General Robert Anderson. The dispatches mention terrible sufferings at sea and deaths from drinking salt water, along with references to revolution efforts toward Mexico.
Surrender of the Paria Fortresses Explored by Inquiry
Paris reports the Commission of Inquiry on capitulations prosecutes vigourously. Marshal Bazaine submits siege of Metz materials and a Napoleon letter. Officials anticipate severe judgments for those responsible. War Ministry bans newspapers in barracks. plebiscite plans denied. Dukes de Broglie and Harcourt depart, Gouland may join the Italian Mission.
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Remains of Gen Anderson to be sent home
From Loxpox on November 8 the remains of General Robert Anderson will be conveyed to America aboard the United States frigate Guerriere. Also reported a Birkenhead shipyard meeting demanding nine hour work days, a Times note on New York election, a fatal boiler explosion aboard the Genie with five dead and nine injured, Napoleon visiting Chiselhurst Military Academy, and Chicago relief fund at Manston House reaching £47,600.
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Bohemian Diet Rejects Delegates to Reichsrat
The Bohemian Diet on November 8 voted unanimously against electing delegates to the Reichsrat. In consequence the Government orders the immediate close of its deliberations.
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Husband shoots wife in Philadelphia murder plot
William J H Oskins, foreman of carpenters on government stores, killed wife Mary A Oskins at 324 South Pilth Street after she planned divorce. He fired multiple shots, striking her in the head and heart, then was arrested by Col. Winslow and jailed pending coroner's inquest. The couple lived at 411 South Street and had two children.
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London and Liverpool Cotton and Bond Market Booms
London reports Consols steady with small gains amid U.S. bonds while Liverpool cotton market shows quiet open, heavy later, with Upland middling around 53 to 53.5d and large bale sales. prices for beet and tallow noted as market markers.
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New Brunswick approves Riviere du Loup Railway contract
The New Brunswick government ratified a $15,000 share group plan led by E R Burpee and others to build 180 miles of railway from St Marys on the St John river to Edmunston with a branch to Woodscock. Subsidies include 10 000 acres per mile plus $250 000 in county funds and city aid, with initial completion aims set and Stephen railway men pledging support.
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Emigrant Ship Franklin Resumes Voyage After Cholera Report
The German steamer Franklin from Stettin to New York, with 700 emigrants, faced illness aboard as twenty eight passengers died from diarrhea during the voyage. Distilled water apparatus failed, supplying half fresh and half salt water, causing sickness. The ship sailed on with a clean bill of health. Arrivals include the Corinthian from Liverpool.
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Revolution turmoil hits several Mexican states
Reports from Mexico dated October 30 via Havana recount widespread anarchy in multiple states. The Zacatecas revolutionaries have invaded San Luis Potosi, with bands sacking villages and haciendas in Hidalgo and Mexico. Jimines leads forces in Guerrero and Puebla as Oaxaca delays Juarez’s reelection proclamation.
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