Great Changes Predicted In the Map of the Old World War
A London dated dispatch argues that Arabi Pasha has extended his control from Kafr ed-Dauar to Mabaila, with headquarters near Mabaila Junction. The Isthmus area near Mabaila is defended by 20 000 troops and 70 guns while the Nile and canal networks create formidable barriers to any Anglo allied advance, with large forces and weaponry in play.
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Old World
Arabi
Kafr ed-Dauar
Mabaila
Maryut
Abukir
Cairo
Mahaila
Mahalla Junction
Alexandria
Perailel
Marmoudieh
Rosetta
Kafred-Dauar
iInun
Nibili
Final Sslve of Egyptian Struggle Foretold by Dr Pretorius
Dr Emil Pretorius editor of the Westliche Post argues a final solution to the Egyptian struggle could reshape Europe. He envisions Constantinople passing to Austria and Germany reclaiming Baltic lands, with Russia favoring Austria over Abdul Hamid, signaling a sweeping redistribution of power and a possible India move. The discussion notes Europe stands on the brink of a dramatic shift in balance.
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Emil Pretorius
Loxpon
Westliche Post
St. Louis
Germany
Constantinople
Austria
Constantine Paleolozas
Bismarck
Russia
Esthland
Lieland
Cornland
Francis Joseph of
Abdul Hawid
Victoria
England
India
Europe
Gladstone speech on Egypt policy at Lord Mayor banquet
At the Lord Mayor's banquet Loypox August refers to the Egypt question. Gladstone stresses England's interests in Egypt are shared with Europe and the civilized world. He calls for open transit through the Suez gate under lawful government and peaceable rule, not war on the Egyptian people. Childers notes rapid troop landings in Egypt to support Wolseley's operations.
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Loypox
Mr. Gladstone
EgypMan
England
Egypt
Senate
Europe
Gladstone
Mr. Childers
Garnet Wolseley
Real Nature of the Egyptian War Seen by a New York Sun Writer
A New York Sun correspondent in Constantinople argues the Egyptian crisis is fundamentally Asiatic and religious rather than political. He says Arabs and Arabi Pasha reflect broader forces against the Ottoman empire, with Egypt’s National party misread, and predicts turmoil unless the Porte acts, mentioning reactions from London to Paris and a rising European stake in outcomes. He notes eye witnesses, colonial officials, and market impacts, framing Egypt as a flashpoint for wider imperial tensions.
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New York Sun
Constantinople
Europe
Egypt
National Party of
National Party
Moroces
Lagdad
Aden
Damascus
Arabi
Ismail Pesha
Igyat
Porte
Ebiel
England
Edward Preuss
St. Louis Amerika
Aberdeen
Francey
Alexandria
Leviand
London
the Times
Arabi Pasha
Knedive
Rise of Arab movement threatens caliphate after leader’s removal
The passage warns that deadly Islamic zeal and organized conspiracies persist beyond the fall of a single leader. Dervishes and religious emissaries spread a Jebad like war rhetoric, creating a durable unrest. Though Egypt may see order, the broader Islamic political force remains unsettled and resilient.
Work at Port Said Led by Captain Foote
A British officer Captain Foote of the Ruby reports progress at Port Said Port Sarp August 9. He has cleaned the reservoir calked the dock and expects a fresh water supply for Suez soon. The reservoir will hold enough water for months aiding the campaign more than a brilliant victory.
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Port Sarp
Foote
Ruby
Suez
Energetic Cairo Committee Protest Against English Aggression
In Constantinople on August 9 the Cairo committee telegraphs that English forces have occupied Ismailia. They warn Rashid Hussein Pasha to resist any advance, declaring England's actions threaten the Suez Canal with Egyptians not to blame for its danger.
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Cairo
Constantinople
Porte
Ismaiiya
Rashid Husnn Pasha
England
Suez Canal
Bea
Magnificent Experiment in European Tour for Jordan Marsh Workers
A Boston firm sends twenty five employes on a cost free European tour to learn about the Old World. In London they meet John Bright and the Lord Mayor at Mansion House, with praise from editors in British papers. The party includes thirteen men and fourteen women from Jordan Marsh, with visits to Paris and Victor Hugo, and receptions by Paris officials, celebrating employer employee harmony and American philanthropy.
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Messrs. Jordan, Marsh & Co
London
Boston
Metropolis
John Bright
Mansion House
London Times
Joan Bright
Bright
E. D. Jordan
Jordan & Marsh
Mass
America
Europe
Firtmgia
United States
George Peabody
Even D. Jordan
Messia, Jordan, Marsh & Co
Jordan
Paris
Catsworth
Haddon Hall
Alhambra
England
Horace Leonard
Grevy
Herald
Victor Huge
Victor Hugo
Jeanne
George
M. Lind
Academy
Mr. Jordan
Geotlemen
Miss Ford
Mias Norton
Faust
M. Floquet
the Seine
M. Frognet
Seine
le Pavillion de Flore
Palace of the Tuileries
Vinaux
Roble
Brown
Das. McEntee
John MecEntee
Pierce
Rawson
Bebsetet
Messrs
Coakley
Colgan
Eastman
Schaefer
Mesars
Lurt
The Drought Hits New England Crops and Markets
A New England drought has dried stalks and dampened farmers and buyers in Boston markets. Potatoes and tomatoes suffer while corn holds, apples fall short of early hopes, and prices show mixed moves as rains delay. The drought remains localized to the Northeast, with wider crop prospects still large outside the region.
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New England
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
New England States
Stone Pasha a Yankee General in Egyptian Service
A Massachusetts native Cuaries Pr Stone rose from West Point to brevet ranks in the Mexican War and Civil War. He commanded the Fourteenth Infantry defending Washington, faced皆 controversy at Ward's Ferry, and later served as adjutant general in Egypt under the Khedive, where he improved the army and built defences. Now in Egypt with his family, Arabi is said to heed his defensive counsel.
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Sam
Alexandria
Charles C. Long Bey
Egypt
Khedive
King
Mtesi
Bey
Knedive
Pomeroy
Pew
Stone Pasha
Pyramids
Cuaries
Stone
Old Bay
West Point
Ordnance
Molino del Rey
Cuapultepec
Washington
Fourteenth United States Infantry
Winfield. Scott
Banks
McCall
Potomac
Maryland
Kawards Ferry
Virginia
Baker
California
General Stone
Fort Lafayette
New York Harbor
New Orleans
General Banks
Arabi
Population growth of American cities with 100000 plus
The article lists relative growth across major cities in the decade, noting New York and Philadelphia among those exceeding 100000 population, with Milwaukee and Brooklyn also highlighted. It mentions smaller cities such as Minneapolis and Oakland achieving 100 percent or more increases, while Mobile and Memphis show declines. It ends with an advertisement for medical pamphlets from the World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo, N.Y.
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P.O. P.C
Increase, Inc, Inc
New York
Hones Bec. Cmmcibo
Seervenee Qld Lis
ATO
Milwaukee
Hersey
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Doston
San Francisco
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Washington
Detroit
Providence
Newark
Louisville
Minneapolis
Oakland
Cal
Grand Rapids
Wilkesbarre
Des Moines
Holyoke
Bay City
Mich
Deover
Charleston
Popelena
Poughkeepsie
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo, N. X
Checkers column with end game notes by Barker and Richmond
Boston chess and checkers department notes feature end games and solutions by J Ricolson, John Barker, Isaiah Barker, and O H Richmond. Includes position numbers, scores like 27.24 and 28.24, and “W. wins” outcomes from Glasgow and Imogene Indiana. Adjusted for 1882 period readership, the column provides game positions and solutions.
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J. Ricolson
John Barker
Imogene
Isaiah Barker
O. H. Richmond
Hop bitters praised for liver and malaria relief in Lone Jack ad
A September 14 1879 notice from Lone Jack Missouri touts Hop bitters as superior for liver complaints and malarial fever. The speaker P M Baters endorses the remedy and its benefits over other medicines.
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Lone Jack
P.M. Baters
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