Boston Post Newspaper Archives, Oct 25, 1878, p. 2

Express Wreck of Chesapeake Steamer Leaves Dozens Lost

Baltimore reports detail a disaster as the Chesapeake steamer Express, Captain Barker, foundered near No Point, St. Marys County, after a gale. About 21 aboard and eight or more passengers were saved or rescued. roughly twenty lives are believed lost with several crewmen named and a later report from Crisfield.

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Baltimore and Washington Steamer Express Baltimore Bay Chesapeake Steamer Express Barker Washington Potomac No Point St. Mary’s County Crisfield Maggie Suesday Ashington Potomac River Hooper's Straits Capt. Barker James A. Douglas Wheelsman Crisfeld L. J. Howard Joseph Hanley Charles W. Bailey Edward A. Pryor F. J. Stone John Douglas James Douglas Fillmore Rice Thomas Corrington Bacon Jones D. C. Burch H. Celman

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Destructive midweek storm leaves millions in damage and ships sunk

Philadelphia reports detail 354 unroofed dwellings and stores, numerous churches schools and factories damaged or demolished. Losses estimated at $2,000,000 with six deaths and thirteen serious injuries. Shipping hit hard with eight vessels sunk and 22 damaged, including the Donald McKay and Home wrecks, plus extensive river and harbor disruptions.

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Philadelphia Neck Navy Yard League Island Navy Yard Christ's Protestant Church Germantown Pennsylvania Railroad West Philadelphia Falls of the Schuylkill Walnut Presbyterian Church First Baptist Church Schumacher Jones Brothers Knitting Mills Point Breeze Donald McKay London George M. Barnard Boston Medford Alice Roy Agenor Arcadia Schuylkill River Home Delaware Reedy Island Range Light Fowler John Barbour Richmond Hamburg Plum Point Lewis Bark Star Rouen Lilla Rich Bay View Baltimore Emelia G. Ireland Wilmington N. C Long Beach New York Joe Filagger William G. Boulton Dan Baker Alpemarle Mary Ann J. Deve Phenixville Schuylkill Valley Mahanoy Florida Norfolk Point Lookout Weems Theodore Weems Hooper’s Straits Sandy Point Bay Magathy River Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Frederic

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Loss of A. S. Davis schooner and crew near Cape Henry

The A S Davis of Searsport Maine ran ashore eight miles south of Cape Henry at 2 AM on the 23d, with guano from Callao for Norfolk. The 1309 ton vessel and cargo are a total loss. Nineteen crew perished except one man saved at No 2 Life-Saving Station. Nine bodies washed ashore, to be buried by the crew. Lieutenant Shoemaker to investigate the disaster.

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John P. Phair Judiciary Committee Vermont Democrats Boston Faneuil Hall P. A. Collins Hion Francis Kernan New York Santa Cruz James Evarts Sherman Maryland Mabel Whitman Charlestown Nebraska Kansas William Endicott, Jr P. C. Chandler Gen. Butler Washington, D. C Stonington No. 2 Hobson, Hurtala & Co Davis Kimball Lieut Shoemaker Revenueee Wasnincros Lewes Stadt Philadelphia Broankelo Bar Lilla Rich Robinson Connecticut Baltimore John Barbour Holcomb Albemarle William Colier Providence Taylor Barnegat Rawifax James Duncan England Charlottetown Harbor James Duncan & Co Ansecon North Point Peck’s Beach Townsend Provinence, R. I Joseph Fish Thomaston Telance Reef Cuartestos S. C Fred A. Carl Rotterdam Martha Bull River Newcastle William McCobb City Island

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Nile flood toll and damage at Damietta branch

Alexandria reports the Nile Damietta branch flooding with damage estimated at two and a half million dollars and 250 lives lost. Government accused of neglecting precautions as the water advances, submerging villages and threatening more areas.

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Insurrection turmoil spans Santa Cruz to St Domingoe

News reports describe Santa Cruz violence with about 100 executions and immense damages estimated near 3 million dollars. Simultaneous uprisings in Azua favor Baez with 2000 troops marching, port closures, and delayed elections amid deaths. Caribbean shipping reports note wrecks and famine prices in Port au Prince and Croix des Bouquets.

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Santa Cruz ST. Domingo Havana St. Thomas St. Domino Azua Baez Guillermo Caceres Puerto Plata T-Au-Prince Croix Des Bouquets Haiti Petit Grave Samuel Locke Miragoane Lucy Holmes Tiburon Port-au-Prince Campeachy

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European and world briefs from Vienna to Schleswig

Vienna reports a parliamentary move to provoke a ministry crisis was dropped by both Austro Hungarian parliaments to avoid conflict with the Emperor. Berlin notes the Tages Post was confiscated and banned. Rome says Admiral Brin may head the Marine Ministry. Philadelphia cites a Rotterdam steamer ashore near Antwerp. Paris reports penalties for Socialist Congress defendants, four thousand attend a grand Masonic fete at Trocadero, and Schleswig Holstein Duke Charles, Denmark’s king’s brother, is dead.

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Vienna Berlin Tages Post Freie Presse Rome Admiral Brin Ministry of Marine Philadelphia Rotterdam Antwerp Nederland Paris Socialist Congress Trocadero Schleswig Charles Schleswig- Holstein Denmark

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Newark jail resident Mary Stagg nears death from consumption

In New York dated October 24, reports note Mrs Mary Stagg, once Newark society belle, dying of consumption at Newark jail after a divorce over intemperance. Also cited are boiler inspector concerns, a forgery arrest at New York Life, large gold shipments from Havre and Taunton, a sailor drowned from the S Washburn, a starved man on Fifty-second Street, a suicide in Central Park, a fall river steamer visit, and the deaths of Mary Moen and Gen. Phil Kearney's widow.

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New York Mary Stagg Newark Belle Stratton Mathews Jayne Charles W. Ponter New York Life Insurance Company Union Trust Company Canada Europe Havre Lessing Sandford Taunton S. Washburn Fifty-second Street John Justin Central Park Providence Fall River Mary Moen Phil Kearney

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Pimlico Race Day Results and Farmington Trotting Park Summary

In Pimlico the Central stakes went to Boardman in 1.53.4, Bonnie Wood won the 1 mile race in 2.19 14, Bayard captured the Pimlico stakes at 2 ½ miles in 4.05, and Warfield Lily triumphed in three year olds mile heats at 1.52 and 1.55. At Farmington Trotting Park the 2.45 class saw six entries though only three ran, Belle Davis prevailing. the 2.35 class had seven entries with three starters, Arthur T narrowly beating rivals in the final heat.

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Pimlico Boardman Bonnie Wood Bayard Warfield Lily Farmington N. H Farmington Trotting Park Belle Davis Arthur T

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Hearing on Phair new trial petition in State House

At nine this morning the Joint Committee of the Judiciary held a formal hearing on John P. Phair's petition for a new trial. Counsel for Phair argued the law allows the Legislature to review new evidence and questioned the trial's handling and potential misdirections. The State's counsel countered that no law permits such action and warned of dangerous precedent. The committee later signaled support for a general law allowing appeals to the Supreme Court for new trials in capital cases, which officials expect to pass.

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Montpelier John P. Phair Joint Committee of the Judiciary State House Stewart Middlebury M. G. Evarts Rutland W. G. Veazey C. B. Eddy Bellows Phair Brandon Downing Providence The Boston Globe Boston Pharr Judiciary Committee Supreme Court Poland Rutland County Eddy McCall J W. Stewart Receranares Powers John Pierpont Vergennes James Barrett Woodstock E. Royce St. Albans Timothy P. Redfield John Ross St. Johnsbury Henry A Se Walter Co. Dunton Rut Yeas Deistrict Massachusetts Klous Exchange Street Francis W. Paifrey Horatio G. Parker John Rindge Cambridge Middlesex Court of Bankruptcy Pemberton Square Lothrop Thorndike Roland G. Usher U. S. Marshal Mass TH United States Salst S. Lothrop Therndize A. D Pember Edward Dexter

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Dry goods auction in New York draws Boston buyers

Special Despatch to the Boston Post. New York October 24 At the auction sale of dry goods today by Messrs Wilmerding Hoguet Co the only Boston buyers were Messrs Hogg Brown Waylor and Messrs Shepard Norwell Both these firms made large purchases at favorable prices.

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Boston Post New York Messrs Wilmerding, Hoguet & Co Boston Messrs Hogg, Brown & Waylor Messrs Shepard & Norwell

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October Snow Storm Hits Missouri River Region

Curiaco reports from Oct 24 that Bismarck and Sidney Nebraska dispatches note rapid snowfall along the Missouri River, extending two hundred miles upriver. The storm is described as the heaviest October snowstorm ever known in the area.

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Quarantine Status Updated for St Louis Port and Epidemic Update

St Louis orders the quarantine raised with freight restrictions lifted tomorrow, quarantine hospital to stay open until patients recover. New Orleans Howard Association to close labors by Saturday as deaths from fever decline. Memphis reports eight deaths and 23 new cases in 24 hours, many from refugees. Mobile logs 15 cases and 5 deaths in 48 hours, 41 under treatment, totals 150 cases and 46 deaths.

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Maine Rural Activity and Local Events Highlight Fall

Across Aroostook and coastal towns, the era’s economy shows fruit trees sold, potato trade thrives in Lubec, and sardine markets in Eastport run strong. A New York contract reaches $10,900 as local rail ambitions surface, while notable figures and incidents thread through Presque Isle, Caribou, and Brewer.

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Prairie fires scorch plains across three states

Reports from Iowa Nebraska and Kansas describe prairie fires devastating grain, bridges and fences. The blazes rage twenty miles southeast of Sioux City along the North Platte River and in Rush Nesos Ellis Trezo Gove Wallace Decatur Graham Rooks counties. Many people are reported killed and Albion in Boone County Nebraska may have been destroyed. Some fires are suspected to have been started by the Cheyennes.

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Notable Obituaries and Deaths Listing

A roundup of death notices from October reporting the passing of notable individuals across cities including Hampton New York Mary Elizabeth Griffith Boston Dennis Driscoll Marie Miremont and J Perkins Carlton. It lists ages and last known addresses with brief death contexts.

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President and Sherman visit Cumberland Fairgrounds

The President and Secretary Sherman arrived in Cumberland Missouri on October 24. They were greeted at the depot, toured the fair growth exhibits, and cheered by crowds. The President spoke to the assembled crowd followed by Secretary Sherman on the country’s financial condition. The President and Mrs Hayes hosted a reception before departing for Washington.

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Cumberland Sherman Agriculture Association Fair Growth Tanner Agricultural Society Hayes Washington

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Derry Pond Tragedy and Local Industry Update

Georgie Clark's son drowns in a Derry pond on Tuesday. Charles R. E. Crouch's body found in a Gillam mill pond after a likely fall from a plank, aged 51. Marlboro and Swanzey pail factories run at full capacity with slim profits. Stratton mills prosper. box and bucket makers busy. Fred Tebbetts, 12, killed by a shooting accident after a gun discharge during a wall jump on Oct 21. The F. Hardy dry goods money drawer is relieved of $50. one man arrested. Profile and Franconia Notch Railroad contract awarded to James F. Kiernan of Chelsea. M. H. Smith of Tilton to handle stone and bridge work. work starts now. completion targeted June 20 next year. Superior Court at Portsmouth sentences: Charles A. Taylor, five years hard labor for burglaries. Edward B. Cochrane, four months for aggravated assault on Shepperd, with costs.

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Georgie Mra B. A. Clark Derry Charles RE. Crouch Gillam Marlboro Swanzey Stratton Woollen Mills Fred Charles Tebbetts New Boston F. ©. Hardy Keene Franconia Notch James F. Kiernan Chelsea M. H. Smith Tilton Portsmouth Charles A. Taylor Newburyport Eadward B. Cochrane Ira Jacobs Lolton Cushing Vine Street Northfield John Joyce Berling Worcester Charles S. Whittier Methuen Tabernacle Church Parry Richard Murdock Hardwick Amherst First Congregational Church Ex Parte Council C. D. Lothrop Thomas Ely Providence New Bedford Warren Levi Cranch Merchants’ Manufacturing Company Fall River Naragansett Faulkner Tiverton Ocean Mill Mudge, Sawyer & Co Boston Joseph B. Crossley Pacific Mills Salvina Graham Lawrence Crossley Darwin Estes North Adams Sabin Gloucester Baird Richard Searing William H. Raymond Georges Bank Joseph P. Shemelie A. Simons Defiance

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Mining stock closing prices in San Francisco list batch

San Francisco October 24 closing mining stock prices show varied figures for numerous companies including Sierra Nevada, Union Consolidated, Washoe Consolidated, Crown Point, Gould & Curry, and Mexican. Prices include fractions like 11 4 and 6 1 4 with several names such as Overman Raymond & Ely and Bonanza type listings.

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Julie Consolidated Justice O Kenuick Leopara Big Northern Belle Ophir Overman Raymond & Ely Savae Sierra Nevada Ae Silver Hill Union Consolidated Ity Yellow Jacket Washoe Consolidated Becher, Rest & Belcher Chollar Confiden Consal Crown Poi Furek Corsoli'e Exchequer Gould & Curry Grana Prive Fiale & Noreros

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Parsonage Dedication and Local Accidents Highlight Week

A roundup of incidents and events includes Mrs Ira Jacobs injuring her leg in Lolton while John Joyce drowns at Worcester trench. Methuen treasurer Whittier jailed six years. Local church actions, a Worcester suicide, a fatal Warren crossing, and mill and river incidents fill the week’s news.

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Narrow Gauge Railways Debate Highlights Costs

At the Narrow-Gauge Railway Convention Col Hurbert of Bedford Ind argued that annual interest on railroad bonds exceeds national debt interest. He claimed reinvesting that interest in narrow-range lines could build 609 miles per year at $25,030 per mile, contrasting with the Colorado Central through Clear Creek Canyon at $20,000 per mile.

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Tramp shoots hotel keeper in Cookshire Quebec

A tramp entered Learned's hotel in Cookshire and after being refused a drink fired a revolver, killing proprietor Mr Learned. The assailant fled by train to Sherbrooke where Sheriff Loomis is detaining a man described as the suspect in jail.

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Baltimore City Council election results and trials across states

The report covers Baltimore council results by ward, a not guilty verdict for H C Smith in a self defense killing, Paterson labor cases including a libel verdict against J P McDonnell, Confederate aid appeals for Lieut Benner’s widow, a railroad workers wage strike in Paterson, Confederate and Indian issues, and concerns over Cheyenne movements and Indian relief delays in Oregon and Washington Territory.

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H.C. Smith Poughkeepsie N. Y Farmer Thompson Barbour Spinning Company Paterson N.J J. P. McDonnell Labor Standard N. J McDonnell Augneta Benner Ohio Indiana Kansas Nebraska

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River Point Tragedy and Local News From Newport

A 16 year old, Robbie Yorston, was found suspended in his father Andrew Yorston's cellar, believed accidental. The Fourth Massachusetts Militia Battalion arrived in Providence from Boston and paraded with the First Light Infantry Regiment. An unoccupied Cobb's Ferry New York house owned by S Mansfield burned in Pawtucket. the keeper escaped. Newport held a charity entertainment for yellow fever sufferers by the Father Mathew Total Abstinence Society. St Mary’s Church sent 100 to Archbishop Perche of New Orleans and 100 to Bishop Leeban of Nashville. A Newport resident, wealthy, counted shingles from a new roof bundle and, finding two short, demanded replacements from the lumber yard.

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River Point Robbie C. Yorston Andrew Yorston Massachusetts Militia Boston Providence First Light Infantry Pawtucket Mansfield Cobb’s Ferry N. Y Newport Father Mathew St. Mary’s Courch Archbishop Perche New Orleans Leeban Nashville

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Fourth Battalion Infantry M V M Anniversary Parade

The Fourth Battalion of Infantry M V M under Major Austin C Wellington celebrated its anniversary with a street parade and an excursion to Providence. Companies A B D led by Captains Knowles Hawkes and Parkinson and Lieut French, with a veteran list of officers, were joined by the American Band of Providence and Clark's Drum Corps. Providence reception, harbor parade, and a Boston theatre visit to Cosette followed, with full ranks and orderly conduct throughout.

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Austin C. Wellington Providence H. F. Knowles Levi Hawkes S. R. French Henry Parkinson, Jr W. H. Lithbridge D. Austin Browne L. B. Hiscock H. A. Thomas I. L. Harlow H. B. Clapp G. O. Noyes William Downie W. C. Pray Edward J. Dolan

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Burglary Stolen Silk From Hartford Dry Goods Firm

Treasurer Pitkin's balance due East Hartford reduced to 3743 after payments. Pratt & Baldwin Hartford dry goods store burglarized Wednesday night with $1100 worth of black silk stolen. William J. McCandless of Hartford died Tuesday night after hydrophobia attack linked to a dog bite. Miss Lillie Osborn, recently divorced from J De Trafford Blackstone, abducted her child at a wedding and fled toward New York with help from several men. A custody contest has followed the divorce over the child’s guardianship.

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Pitkin East Hartford Pratt & Baldwin Hartford William J. McCandless Lillie Osborn J. de Trafford Blackstone Blackstone Norwich New York

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Democratic State Committee Holds Evening Meeting in New Hampshire

Coxcord New Hampshire October 24 The Democratic State Committee met in full for consultation and advisory purposes with members from across the state. Prominent figures included Frank McKean John H George Frank Jones and Harry Bingham. Merrimac CountyCommittee also met to discuss county matters while Merrimac Republicans held a consultative gathering. Reports from towns are described as encouraging.

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Coxcord N. H Democratic State Committee Frank McKean John H. George Frank Jones Harry Bingham Merrimac Merrimac County

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Lawlessness Reported in New Mexico Disturbances Grow

General Sheridan has received reports of lawlessness in New Mexico where a group called wrestlers killed three citizens near Fort Sumner two shot and one hanged A Roswell postmaster warns it is unsafe to stay in town as locals flee to the mountains Another body of men said to be killed at Puerto de Luna with few details available.

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New York Fitz John Porter Gen. Getty Schofield Board of Inquiry Pope Washington John Gibon Department of Dakota Gen. Pope Gibbon Porter Chicago Sheridan New Mexico Old Fort Sumner Roswell Lincoln County Puerto de Luna

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Prevursr Case at Cambridge Court Over Pelvis Injury

In East Cambridge Supreme Court Judge Endicott heard a Cambridge case where Medora K White sues Dr H L Chase for negligence in childbirth claiming $10,000. Testimony cites delayed examinations and persistent pain from pelvic separation after delivery. doctors differ on timing and treatment. case adjourned as defense testimony set to continue.

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J. W. Hammond G. A. Somerby Chase Isaac S G. A. Morse White Webber Waite Henry G. Clark Massachusetts General Hospital Union Hall Harvard Duncan MacGregor Cottage Street

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Boston Entertainment Highlights Across The City

A busy bill of theatregoing features Cozette at Loston Theatre, Miss Millie Christine at Bostons Bison, and Saisbury's Troubadours at Guilty Theatre. The Edison phonograph display, the Great Painting Siege of Paris, and Bay State Course concert by the Young Apollo Club of New York with Miss Chandler are noted. Verdi Requiem plans and Prof Niles lectures are listed alongside matinee and evening shows with varied acts and guest artists in Boston venues.

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Fenian Brotherhood Holds Secret Convention Reform

New York report says the Fenian Brotherhood closed its secret session on October 17 and moved to reorganize. The Head Centre post is abolished and a General Secretary role created, signaling a purge of Bourke O Donovan Rossa and others tied to the skirmishing fund. James Stephens, ex-chief now in Paris, is expected to oversee the changes.

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Australians Start Strong Against California Twenty-Two

In San Francisco on October 24 the Australian Eleven opened against California Twenty-two. Australia batted first and reached 197 for six, with C Bauterman scoring 78 including three sixes and Spofforth adding 45. California fielding struggled as Australia controlled the innings.

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McNally Newton case ends in marriage after suit

The McNally versus Newton suit over wood lights room rent and other costs during a courtship was heard at Lebanon and dismissed by the judge. The matter concluded peacefully on Thursday with the marriage of John McNally and Newton’s daughter.

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Express Wreck of Chesapeake Steamer Leaves Dozens Lost

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Loss of A. S. Davis schooner and crew near Cape Henry

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Nile flood toll and damage at Damietta branch

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Insurrection turmoil spans Santa Cruz to St Domingoe

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European and world briefs from Vienna to Schleswig

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Hearing on Phair new trial petition in State House

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October Snow Storm Hits Missouri River Region

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Quarantine Status Updated for St Louis Port and Epidemic Update

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Baltimore City Council election results and trials across states

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