Fragmented 19th Century Notes on Society and Commerce
A compact, confusing fragmentary notice presents a wide mix of people and topics. It mentions the New York Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Dr. Samaier Crom, BAYARD’s invitation at an International Medical College, a September event in Washington, and a sweeping, disjointed set of names, places, and dates. The text references a public sale in New York, church figures, and a long ledger of post office appointments and establishments, creating a collage of late 19th century social, medical, and bureaucratic happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Society For the Prevents
Samaier Crom
Skenkrary Bayard
International Medical College
Washington
News of the Week reaches from many fronts
A digest of global and domestic events reports Buckner winning Kentucky election margins, Russian protest to the Porte over Bulgaria, explorer Stanley reportedly killed, police fights and accidents across the U S and Europe, rail and railway incidents, labor strikes, and political and social notes including resignations, robberies, and municipal updates. Major names include Buckner, Bradley, Ferdinand, Stanley, Healy, Bear, and various state and local officials.
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Fensonal
Politicat
Leer
Hackers
Kentucky
Buckner
Bradley
Repubican
Ile
Petersburg
Kmvassy
Constantinople
Porte
Ferdinand
Mghta
MacHann Bras
Fstop
John
Wise Hackman
Haifa
Thomas Bown
Botiteam
Ter
London
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Willam B Hatt
Henry W. Williams
Platinrue
Jules G
Giramay Brasco
Venezuela
New York
Venenuelay
Hyembouth
Deinova
United States
Fractured Southern Gleanings Notes Violence Floods and Feuds
In Morehead Kentucky a river spill and Tolliver gang activity likely averted further trouble. Reports from Tennessee and Kentucky detail attempted suicides, editor deaths, political quarrels, and arrests across counties. Floodwaters drove livestock, while small battles, robberies, and drownings appear. a Knoxville rail plan and Blackburns’ declining health mark regional concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolliver Gang
T. P. Hodson
Letanun
Tenn
Uarlsen
Tad Dern
Adolph Zenneck
New
Teane Modeot
Senaat
Wake
Dave Age
Daniel Traen
New Orleans
Ames
Cir District
Nei
Sherif Wetwtory
Covington County
Migs
Neato
Wallace Burke
Ma Iady
Helena
Sal Dodson
Maron
Marafield
Quirtiew
Aliie
Youne
Morehead
Howard
Logan
Laurel County
Delice
Monteguma
Tia
Martinsville
Ange Maurie Jan
Brittany
France
Vincent
Alabama
Jake Pettisohn
Atlanta
Clayton Vaugha
Eve Mlebt
Iran
Bilis T. Land
Navigalle
Dee
Die Marshal Mize
Bowling Green
Shakerstown
Win
Williamson
Tennessee
Hias
Fox
Franklin
Biat
United States Court
Rockingham
8. C
Wesley Leak
Carolina Central Railroad
Wdy
Coal Creek
David Adkins
John Mebaffey
Hen
Ben Mebalfey
Adkins
Willie Tawkins
Oliver Atkins
Memphis
Peachtree Road
Edward Johnson
Cincinnati
Johnson
William M. Shaw
Jonesboro
Lily D. Murray
Mureray
United States Marine Hospital
Biloxi
Mixs
Murray
Knoxville
Powell's Valley
Cumberland Gap
Louisville & Nashville
Norfolk & Northwestern
Knoxville Southern
Luke H. Blackburn
Frankfort
Blackburn
Wright
Montreal Fire Tragedy After Isle of Man Departure
The steamer City of Montreal burned after leaving New York for Liverpool on August 6. About thirteen people remain missing, with 490 passengers aboard and crews of the burning vessel saved by the York City, which stood by at Queenstown overnight. Survivors report chaotic scenes as lifeboats separated and many perished. rescue efforts continued as the York City ferried survivors to safety and the Cunard steamer Marathorn prepared to sail in place of the Montreal.
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Katmai Coly
Hubine Pass
Gulf of the
West Clare
Knots
Ireland
Cristie
Matitabay
Alexandria
Cinenl
Tsb
Pening
Mich
Ohio Valley Railway
Marion
Fon
Ned
Atlas
Por, Fowsen
Sharon
Conn
Touxano
Republican City
Neb
Laurel County
Butcher & Ibbs
Canton
Henry Pahsen
Chicago & Cincinnati Express
Washington
Chicago Express
Bayard Station
Alliance
Ex-Cosvepenatis
Texas
Dallas
Oanalaska
Bear
Greely
Brewnss
Dun
United States
Canada
Mirebeau sur-Beze
Cote d’Or
France
Tve
Boston
Tur Bank
Londos
Ont
Enfield
Inman
City
Montreal
New York
Liverpool
York Cy
Queenstown
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Philadelphia
Morris Thompson
Joseph Kelly
Euward A. Jonxson
Nashville (Tenn
Cincinnati
Keowee P. Cement
Leavenworth
Kan
Trew
Ken- Mate
Wibuy
Tarra Suan
Herat
Ameer
Afghanistan
Crawford
White
Lerren
Stey
R. P. Bealy
Portland
Healy
Steater Bear
Little Rock
Aric
Cumbar
National Press Association
Denver
Claciinath
Michael Huuen
Ferdinand Lineman
Martin Brookman
City Infirmary
Prechen Nonguat
Manitoba
Chicago
Powi
Admiral Love
Canadian
Halifax
N.S
Tinh
Jitho Calitew
Dauntless
Gov, Lowey
Prouk Barkite
Hamilton
Vine Blut
Apri
Grover Rower
Univ
Grover Cleveland
Bath
Atchison
Phennton
Byers
Tudiana
Johns
Byes
Sat
Patriotte
Virginia
West Virginia
Pension Agency
Knoxville
Tenn
Coannes P. Midten
New London
Coop
City of Montres
Mleseund
City of Montreal
Leon
Land
York Ciy
Beng
Baltimore
London
Haines
Newfoundlant
Uwe Amdiway
Dolse
Montreat
Eslup
Charleston
York City
Finan Company
Ecomfort
Marasthon
Cunard Company
Hanes
Samuel Kauffman
George Arbold
Samuel Meee
Kenard Wooton
Stephen Tupper
Simon Aorley
Henry Beaver
Clarion Read
William Frauney
Patrick Hugues
Charles Binith
Thomas Wilberforce Pears
Brabant
United Labor nominating Henry George for Mayor of New York
The New York State United Labor Convention adopted the Clarendon Hall platform with Henry George presiding over the platform committee. George was nominated for Secretary of State amid sharp debates on postal banks, state and public control, and labor reform. A state ticket was proposed including Henry George for Secretary of State and Viola Walker for Comptroller, with broader platform goals across education, libraries, eight hour workday, and public services.
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New York
Henry George
Siacetve
United Labor Convention
Clarendon Hall
Sion
New York Reform
New York City
Onandago County
George Linftusnees
Seecting & Lickel
Labor Party
Clarendon Hall Mineting .Asthur
Grrowhuk Labor Party
Atlee
Huinetun
Slate
Kenry Geuree
Viola Walker
Kings
H. Comminga
Montgomeis
Donula C. Feelers
Mourne
Sylvanus A. Sweet
Broome
United
Ole
Tridiane
West
Oir
Tse
Staten
Latur Party
Caltet Labor Party
Hur
Treudt Rath
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Nsartior
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Relions
Ren Coma
Mack Ie
Prmctiasing AT
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Gheap
Srookeaven, Miss
Famil Sroceries
Millis & Vegetables
A. Lewenthal, Dr
Baw
New Hcnaven
Mississippi
Lancole
Taw
Chancery
W.R. Spencer
Lincoln
Count Fook
Bil Teonnses
J. S
Hariphurs Thompson & Sexton
Arochavon and
Hazlehurat
Miss
Vither Prive
Preetice
Linoun
Copfah
Les Tens
Aprile W. Bennett
Jeehiry & Swaylets
Vroes
DI. E. J. Bowen
J. O. Frilick
HO Queuaven, Mississippi
Cherokee Street
J. B. Daughtry
Brook Iaven
Hemi
New Yorks
Dourtford
Athol Lovie Anit
N.O. Nemets
Vicksburg
Nysioam
GLOBI
Ant
Worl
J. Warren
Sirevit Clark
Sam Lightfoot
Brookhaven
Xstreet
Ewn Vere
Maslon
Ensieh
Sonirmeta
Fiaertlning Boreas
York
Bussotu
Matta Mar Mattes
Schiller
Tee Que
Af Shumghiter
Channel Wo
Danser PhD
Tortehosen
Uniearsity
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Didiaias
M.seneniasn
Evtinstry
Nike
Steiner Dennen
Minos W. Rickt
Cal
Howey Ward
Mr. Beerley
Natal
Viera Lisset
Liteager
Russia
Chenaniy Salbes
Miek
Fey
Europe
Ghidstanidus
Leeuw
League
Dublin
Ouly
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Long Island College
Haspital
Ehyee
Rye
Minny Jreonm
Meyravwiles
Wilaw
Poland
Rabilijiead
F. Bari
Fish Uhunyamon
Maas
Fins Proclaimen
Fish National League
Cutcaco
Levi Rosenfeld
Prairie Avenue
Maurice Rosenfeld
Kershaw
Rosenfeld & Co
Src
al Air Lines
Regmis
United Laborers
Missouri
Plevene
Josten
Samuel Gann
Buchanen County
Gann
Tie
Gannbart
Directus
Boon
Lowe
St. Joseph
Wasmxetox
J. O. Denny
Bloomdale
Ste. Genevieve
Willa Feely
Burlington
Boone County
Minerva G
Plumsett
Concord
Callaway County
John F. Clark
Ray County
Sherman Albertson
Mint Hill
Osage County
Jobe ‘A. Dixon
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