Vast fragmentary world news and literary notes from an era
A broad, disjointed digest recounts deaths and marriages in political circles, literary explorations by authors and journalists, naval and military updates, inflationary hints, and courtly events. It mentions a slater tied to Senator Aicheberger, a medical society event in Poulan, a novelist’s San Francisco phase, Winona revenue cutter launch, a Southern statue un-veiling at Baton Rouge, and various political and military notes from Europe and America.
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Mies Sareare U Awass
Aicheberger
exSe Sdaburg
Iwemany
Ternational Medical Sreriat
Poulan
Impe Stes
Senate Debates Tariff and Deficiency Bills Amid Political Moves
The Senate and House progress through tariff measures and the deficiency bill with amendments and committee reports. Key items include a vote to reduce iron ore duties, a conference on the Sundry Civil bill, and a resolution involving General Grant’s remains. Politically, nominations and elections loom, with delegates in multiple states renominating candidates and reorganizing party tickets as labor unrest and frontier votes shape the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Belog
Veat
Rejevter
Bona Ingatia
Manilereoa
Minchly
Mumb
House
Cumming
N. Y
Secretary of the Navy
Kittery Navy Yard
Meed
Staley
Committee On Elections
Beechineige-Clayton
Arkannes
Brack Krige
Plumb
Boy
Gorman
Messrs
Dawes
Ingalls
Paddock
Hoar
Trump
General Grant
Arlington National
Committee On Rules
Josefh Armorr
Texas
Arkansas
Peel
Morrow
California
Committee On Foreign Affairs
United States
Oklahoma
Daily News
Guthrie
Farmers’ Alliance
Celman
Washington
Cape May Point
Tewn Democrats
William H. Chamberlain
D. & Witter
William L. White
Cyrus H. Mackey
Supreme Court
P. T. Wolfe
T. K Sankey
Theodore W. Ivory
Peter A. Dey
Estanislas Sandoval
Maximo Cerena
Alfonso Iranguray
Generalio Bartilias
Presijon Grand 1A
J. W. Northen
Hancock County
Davin K Cunnenson
Texas Fourth
Afour
House of Representatives
Committees On Rules
North Dakota
John D. Benton
Fargo
Congress
W. N. Roach
Grand Forks
K P. Saatewoor
W. N. Jones
Baton Rouge
France
England
Africa
Sue Senate
New York
Arlingon Cemetery
Dry kiln fire at Dyersburg and other 19th century telegrams
A series of terse dispatches report a dry kiln and stave factory fire at Dyersburg Tennessee with the main plant saved by strong effort. Other items note jail release at Lonoke Arkansas after bond reduction, a Milan Tennessee engine explosion, a Kentucky child outrages confession, lynching fears and extra guards, a Carlsbad German death, Judge Cutter leaving for Manitou Springs, a Dallas bigamy conviction, Sewanee chancellor resignation and a lightning cure of deafness, plus an alliance nomination in the Third Kawsoa district.
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Trail
Dyersburg
Tenn
Wrasten
Lonoke
Ark
Judge Martin
Ackerman Bros
Milan
Jonas Jory Ax
Frankfort
Peak’s Mill
Capieanna
Louisville
Carlsbad
Germany
Theodore Harris
Louisville Railroad
J. W. Cutter
Einlter Chow
Manitou Springs
Col
Rev
Tereaim Hopgson
University of the South
Sewanee
Thomas F. Gatlor
Hodgson
Heary Doxcax
Talladega
Aln
Duncan
Tur Parters’ Alliance
Kawsoa
B. HI. Clover
Congress
Me. Clover
Ue State Alliance
Five years ago Dulaney revives poor farm gains cotton
On a dilapidated farm south of Tiry Grove, A Dulaney, after returning to his long-held land, revived soil with fertilizer and yielded eight bales of cotton and 200 bushels of corn from twenty-five acres in year one. He plans two bales per acre and keeps the farm, calling it among the richest in the area.
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Tiry Grove
A. Dulaney
Population of Missouri Shows Big Ten Year Increase
Census supervisors report Missouri total population at 2,059,741 with a 24 percent rise in the last decade. Jackson County leads in numbers, followed by Buchanan, Greene, St Louis, Saline, Boone, Vernon, Pettis and Macon. Howell leads in percentage growth at 101 percent, while several counties show declines. A comparative table for 1850 and 1860 counties follows.
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J.W. Corwen
Lawnester
A. and M. College
Calhoun
Clay
State Alliance Committee
Starkville
Rosa Ler Tucken
Hall of Representatives
Holmes County
Yazoo City
Uov. Srone
James T. Pant
Holly Springs
Third Judicial District
William Rogers
Mississippi
Tur
Winona
Lixcouy County
J. W. Btrtaydary
Marshall County
Paris Green
Lauderdale
Clarke County
Irby
Newton County
Patrons’ Union
Tar
Alliance
Agricultural and Mechanical College
Sth
Meridian
Cenans
Missouri
Washington
Jackson County
Buchanan
Greene
St Louis
Saline
Boone
Vernon
Pettis
Macon
Howell County
Andrew
Holt
Howard
Johnson
Lewis
Mercer
Pike
Platte
Scotland
Warren
Sudden Strike Cripples New York Central Trains
Thousands of New York Central and Vanderbilt staff, including Knights of Labor and Brotherhood members, walk off after a mass discharge. West Albany service halted, West Shore and New Haven lines tied up, Grand Central crowded with passengers seeking changes. VP Webb vows to fight the strike and discharge strikers.
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New York Central Hood
New York Central
Vanderbilt
Knights of Ifar
Brotherhood
Eighty-sixth Street
West Shore Railroad
New York & New Haven Railroad
Grand Central
J. J. Holland
Byrnes
Webb
West Albany
Troy
Green Island
Schenectady
East Albany
Fast Mail
Albany
New England
Montreal
Central Road
New York & New Eagelena
New York & Harlem
Melrose
Memphis Census Shows Railroad Growth Boosting Missouri Counties
The central passenger department of the Memphis railroad highlights census data from Missouri and Arkansas to illustrate how rail lines attract population. Before Memphis expanded east of Springfield in 1890, southern Missouri counties showed lower figures. after development, Wright Texas Webster Howell Oregon Shannon rise notably, underscoring railroad impact on settlement and commerce. A hurricane in Boonville Missouri caused property damage but likely aided corn growth. reports also mention a proposed Sullivan Jackson fight with a 90000 purse for a Carnival Palago event in Ogden Utah Territory.
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Nettleton
Kansas City
Central Passenger Department
Memphis
Missouri
Arkansas
Springfield
South Missouri
Wright
Texas
Webster
Howell
Oregon
Shannon
Drownings in St Inigoes Creek End Party Bathing Tragedy
A party of Baltimoreans bathing in St Inigoes Creek Maryland were overwhelmed by an undertow from a passing steamer. Mrs Mollie Storm and Edith Storm died along with Carroll Graham while Mrs J R Johnson and other children were rescued. Captain Geoghan aided, oystermen helped, nine saved.
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Montreal
Cnn
Menway Tats
Pablo Beach
Jacksonville
Fla
Sons
Chicago
Philadelphia
United States
Tower
Atlanta
New York
Inter-State Commerce Commission
San Bernardino Board of Trade
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Montevedio
Minn
Dan
Wrn
St Ingoe’s Creek
Jeddah
Mecca
French Chamber of Deputies
Africa
Hungary
Borosboolard
Wales
Pumsment Thannison
Stenle
Congress
Oklahoma
Tratyuen
New York Central
Wurrs
Fort Wayne
Ind
American Wheel Company
Bacrolone
Mollie Storm
S. T. Storm
Edith V
J. R. Johnson and
Carroll
J. & Graham
St. Ingoo's Creek
St. Mary's County
Baltimore
Geoghan
Sue
Miss Graham
Geogham
Mra Johnson
Edith Storm
Mrs. Storm
Carroll Graham
Mra Stevens
Cherokee Chancery Over Loan Misappropriation Case
Fragmentary notes indicate a government loan plan to Washington for 820000 aimed at aiding destitute Cherokees, with 15000 of Choctaw annuities diverted illegally. Choctaw officials filed a Congress claim accusing misappropriation and seeking redress, while authorities consider deducting funds from Cherokee pensions already due.
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Washington
United States
Congress
Mensa
Nile Sources Debated by 19th Century Explorers
Col Charlie Long notes that Speke and Baker claimed Nile source findings with limited credit to Stanley. Baker's expedition identified Lake Nyanza and Lake Albert region while Gordon and Egyptian officials extended Egypt’s claims. Stanley did not discover Victoria or Albert Nyanzas or Lake Ibrahim, which underpin the Nile sources, Long argues.
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Stanley
John Manning Speke
Richard Burton
Noa
Equator
Victoria Nyanea
Speke
Nile
Ismail Pasha
Egypt
Sir Samuel Baker
Maker
Sir Samuel
Gordon
Ondocorp
M'Tesa
Uganda
Stanley Herald
London Telegraph
England
Lake Victoria
Great Lakes
Victoria and Albert
Gordon Pasha
Lake Albert
Ibrahim
Henry M. Stanley
Victoria
Albert Nyanzas
Col
Charlie-Long
Harper's Weekly
Opium Smoking In London A Reader Reports On A Pamphlet
A reader investigation reveals a pamphlet claiming opium smoking offers therapeutic benefits and details its preparation. The writer criticizes the pamphleteer as a chronic opium user seeking to drag others into degradation amid concerns of rising use in London. Also noted are fish disease references and a humor item about a baseball club job applicant who confesses to being a locomotive operator.
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London
West End
New York Harbor
Seb
Carolinas
J. H. Kellogg
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