Armed citizens guard Cainboy as troops move toward Cariboy
Charleston residents report a small armed guard remain in the village to prevent firings if troops withdraw. United States troops are en route from Columbia to Cariboy, while the President's proclamation draws little reaction.
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Grant Hayes Party Plans Trouble in South Carolina
In a stark political column, the piece contends the Grant Hayes faction aims to disrupt South Carolina politics while Black voters lean toward the Democratic ticket. It notes radical groups hope to influence outcomes amid tensions over turnout and party alignment.
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Army of the Tennessee hold annual meeting with dedications
Washington observers recount the Society of the Army of the Tennessee gathering with 126 members, plans to unveil and dedicate the McPherson monument banner, plus a Sherman invitation to the White House. Logan delivers the day’s oration as ceremonies proceed with band selections and a major general’s salute.
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Deaf and Dumb Ruffian Rampages Through Walpole N H
A powerful deaf and dumb man Edward Reynolds raided Walpole village assaulting women and men. He was finally captured by police with help from residents and jailed in Keene. Reynolds, about 37, recently returned to Walpole, says he spent six years in Sing Sing Prison. He used a slate to communicate and set his clothing on fire at the jail, narrowly escaping death.
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Tilden and Hendricks Company Parade Banner Gift
A Pelham New Hampshire parade Saturday evening featured a costly banner presented to the Tilden and Hendricks company by Miss Helen Currier. The event included a presentation address and a torchlit, politically charged atmosphere with local leaders in attendance.
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Court of Commissioners on Alabama Claims adjourns meal date
The Court of Commissioners on Alabama Claims met in Washington and proceeded with the calendar. About 356 cases remain to be considered. most involve seamen and shippers and include substantial testimony. Some cases are peculiar and involve new questions for the court. The second call was completed and several cases were submitted for Court testimony and oral argument.
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Indiana State Ticket Vote Totals and Party Standings
Indianapolis October 18 The aggregate vote on the State ticket is 433303 with Williams at 213098 Harrison 207979 and Harrington 12226 an Independent. Williams leads Harrison by 5119 The largest Independent vote goes to Newson Treasurer 15945 In the House Republicans 53 Democrats 45 Independents 2 Senate Republicans 23 Democrats 25 Independents 2.
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Being Held Today Reasons for Believing Germany Alliance
A report outlines why authorities and observers think Germany has formed an alliance with Russia and Austria. It notes France is expected to remain neutral, with analysis of diplomatic signals and shifting alignments in the European theater.
Great War Looms as Europe Intensifies Tensions
From Pesth to London and Paris, Oct 18 reports warn England sees no diplomacy left with Constantinople and war seems inevitable. Vienna cites German Russian Austrian alignments, with Russia eyeing Turkey and discussions of joint action by Austria Germany and Italy. Paris and London papers predict a European war unlikely to pause before spring, while France pledges neutrality and Britain prepares for possible intervention.
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London observers report a Cabinet council summoned for Thursday with several ministers arriving. A potential autumn session of Parliament is discussed due to the Eastern crisis, with ships possibly readied to transport troops. Lord Napier of Magdala may be ordered to command any Egyptian expedition. The Standard highlights Russia’s ironclad fleet of twenty eight ships with guns ranging from two to twenty six.
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Cotton and commodity prices across Liverpool and London
Market brief from Liverpool and London dated October 18 notes sales of American cotton at 4909 lots, steady cotton futures with uplands and new crop shipments for November and December, and cargo prices for bacon and refined petroleum. Also reports Calcutta linseed and linseed oil prices in London and Liverpool.
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Not Guilty in Remarkable Divorce Lawyer Case
In Trenton a jury acquits Mrs Irene House of murdering her husband Orson A. House after a trial noted for social entanglements. The wealthy divorce lawyer had allegedly abused his wife and son before she fired. Witnesses included family members. a dramatic courtroom scene followed her tearful plea for leniency.
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Nominations in New York City as Tam many factions nominate
Benjamin A Willis was renominated by the Tammany and anti Tammany conventions for Congress in the Eleventh District. Elijah Ward and Abram Hewitt were renominated in the Eighth and Tenth Districts, with Fernando Wood in the Ninth. John Morrissey sent a resignation from the Executive Conference Committee after a clash with the anti Tammany group, seen as surrendering the organization to Tammany Hall.
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Recognition of Colored Masonic Grand Lodge of Ohio debated
In Columbus Ohio the Masonic Grand Lodge discussed recognizing the Colored Masonic Grand Lodge of Ohio. The Jurisprudence Committee backed recognition, a point of order argued against as an amendment to the constitution. The Grand Master overruled, an appeal upheld by about 75 votes.
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Divorce Granted to Wife of Rev F H Buffum in Conn
In Superior Court a decree grants divorce to the wife of Rev F H Buffum of East Hartford on adultery grounds. Custody of the children awarded to Mrs Buffum. One child hidden by Buffum. sheriff found him in bed with a loaded revolver as papers were sought. Buffum was dismissed from his pastorate last spring by the council.
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Bucksport inquest continues with unclear testimony
The Bucksport inquest was continued but no facts were released to the public. If not finished tomorrow, it will likely occupy the rest of the week. Leaked testimony suggests the jury views Smith as the guilty man.
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Fires Reach Across Towns From Maine to Ontario
Reports from Skowhegan Benton and Bucksport in Maine and Worcester and Lowell in Massachusetts note multiple fires. Properties burned include a cornville farm, Higot farmstead with hay oats corn and tools, Mrs Heath home near Bucksport, Bran’s mill in North Uxbridge, J Morgan Baker planing mill in Chester, Belvidere tenement block, Hardy’s livery in Saco, Murchie & Sons saw mill at Magaguadavic Lake, and Dopfer Hotel in Clifford. Insured losses range up to 20 000 with many items destroyed.
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Forty two horses entered at Great Falls Riding Park meet
A long column of notices lists entries for a two day event at Great Falls Riding Park on Oct 31 and Nov 1. It mentions horses, riders, and varied incidents from Marlboro N H and Rockland Me to Portland and Middletown with deaths, rescues, and races as it threads through a busy regional update.
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