Notable 19th Century News Snippets From A Distant Era
A varied digest reports on legal action against O'Brien for £1 damages, and a large President’s messages copy order. It notes misstatements, political figures in Arkansas, and a planned Atlantic telegraph route of 7400 miles over three years. It mentions Mayer’s death in New York and a silk mill hysterical outbreak at Wilkes-Barre.
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Germany
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Deseph
Mississippi
Din
Twelfth
Indiana
D. B. Whiley
Supreme Court of
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Hywitt
New York
James ©. Kuane
United States
Amy
Walter Shawix
Pula G. Packer
Francis D. Scott
Anslatant Corporation
Washington
Tlis
Chie Justion
United Labor Parties
Chicago
Vaiga
Ny Condomise
United Labor Committee
James O. Jorxsos
Henry Clay
Lexington
George.d. Herkisse
Bank of France
Felix Lacour
Svever
Child
Department
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Berlin
Austria
Russia
Congress passes deficiency bill amid Senate debate
Amid long debates in the House and Senate, a deficiency bill was advanced with amendments. The House agreed to a public adahry and disposed of several items while committees reported, and the Senate resumed consideration of army appropriation and other measures with confirmations and adjournment pending.
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Senate
Srye
Aethic
Aten
Kirthy
Department of
Aerich
Tawara
Journ
Boonalton
Ariy
Army
Ganiniitier
Aihal
Helene
Popator Caplan
Cerra
United Shanes
Notable Deaths and Local News From Southern Gleanings
Prof Thames L Norwood dean of University of Teouenses faculty dies in Washington. Bailey convicted of forgery. Colquitt and Hopkins from Kentucky seek research posts. Beaufort County cases and local incidents noted. Kentucky cattle sale tops market. Meridian Miss votes dry. various deaths and legal notices amid wartime era politics.
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Thames L. Norwood
Deas
Faculty of the Unniversity of
Teouenses
Bailey
Winte
Wannington
fRoveromonde Eeeview
Arthur
Marshal
Paris
Mise Colquitt
Daugster
Senetor Colquitt
Georgia
Mika Hreekinsridge
Kenturky
Patie
Migs
Lee Huff
Minto
Conan
William
Frey
Marritt
Kentener Wise
le Uruke
Our Mountain Association of Spiritualists
Eilon
Yarua
Louis Ogle
Guice
Ole
Pat Gies
Hotet
Alan
Ned
TL HL Brunet
Louisville
James O. Dalisen
Henry Clay
Lexington
Lowry of
Mississingi
Jerry Telly
Roilorie’ Lowry
Lowry
Mississippi
Jackson
New Orleans
Tenement Fire Claims Dozens in Bowery Theater District
A crowded Bowery building housing The Witte Mutual and the People's Theater burned yesterday afternoon. Thirteen bodies were found on various floors with more expected as hospitals report likely deaths. Firemen and neighbors aided arrivals. one man leaped to his death, others escaped by ladder or fled to the street.
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Treasury Departments
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Valdonta
Jones Williams
Richmond
Til
Lit Bowery
New
Ottawa
Northwest Territory
New York
Bowery
Witte Mutual
Anil
Thannes
Liv Butane
Marne
Trent
Willians
Coon St
Department of Clarity and Corrections
Haines
Tiny
Charles W. Norman
the People's Theater
Norman
Anne
Mman
Adel Graft
Joseph Graft
Celid Grote
Philip Lalop
Aixth
Henry Schwartz
Morgus
Abraham Sclnieder
Solomon Weinberg
Morgue
Michael Reubenhoft
Harrig Reuherhoff
Alarias Burnett
Bernard Rethman
Phillip Torvello
Nicholas Reunes
Sarah
Ida Frank
Votulsky
Abraham
Mapostie
Edward
Brischwir
Morris
Leannie
Nathan
Ellow
Hamilton
Murray
Manatee
Fla
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Burlington Ram
Bonkealman
Parks
Guilford Miller case upheld by Interior Department decision
Secretary Vilas renders a decisive ruling in the Northern Pacific Railroad Company v Guilford Miller, sustaining Miller's homestead entry in the eastern Wyoming Territory and placing the case on solid legal ground. Miller must prove residence and cultivation, while the railroad may press any contest in court.
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Waiaisatu
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Northern Pacific Rail+read Company
Guilford Miller
Department of the Interior
Miller
Tim
United States
General Land Office
Wyoming Territory
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Northern Pacific Company
Standing Rock Council Faces Prolonged Delays Over Treaties
Reports from Standing Rock detail a long council session with no agreement as Sioux leaders resist signing new treaties. Interpreters’ explanations failed to ease concerns over land losses and federal promises. Governor Church returns, predicting eventual concessions but noting continued opposition to ceding rations and lands.
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Governor Church
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