Congressional figure and assorted 19th century notices
Reports detail William W Culbertson’s suicide attempt at the National Hotel Washington. Other items note yellow fever alarms, tariff decisions on carbolic acid, July debt decreases, silver purchases, and a Treasury gold balance. Also covered are court martial charges against Gen Swaim, railroad consolidations, animal disease outlook, and various fires, crimes, and accidents across the United States.
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Willliam W. Culbertson
Congress
Kentucky
National Hotel
Washington
Tuer
The
Marine Hospital Service
Sonora
Mexico
Nogales
Arizona
United States
the Treasury
Treasury Department
New Orleans
Philadelphia
United States Treasury
New York Sub-Treasury
TRE
Scott
Swaim
Morrow
Preparations for Republican party celebration in Farmington
Preparations are underway in Farmington Missouri for a Republican birthday celebration on August 16. Prominent figures Blaine Hamblin Governor Morrill Congressman Boubelle Dingley Ex-Governor Long and other distinguished guests are expected to attend.
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Farmington, Mo
Messrs
Blaine
Hamblin
Morrill
Boubelle
Dingley
Long
Pittsburgh
Maggie Welsh
Mollie Campbell
Maria Foley
Rufvus Connors
Riverside
Robert P. Brooks
New York, West Shore & Buffalo Railway Company
Wilkesbarre
State Dental Association
George Elliott
Cresson
Ruppy Borie
St. Joe
Susquehanna County
McGuigan
Washington County
Westinghouse Gas Syndicate
Fitchburg
Charlestown
Mass
J. W. Wiley
Jim Dillon
Ned Monaghan
Brownston
Monaghan
East End
Alf
Hogan
Sonny” Hogan
Charles Hicks
John Scholes
Bitten & Brothers
Philadelphia
Roma
New York
Swansea
Olst Alt
Cook
James Freeman
Water Street
Bartholomew Keefe
Ann Gibbon
George
John
James
Republican Congressional Convention
Pennsylvania
Charles W. Mackey
Venango County
Congress
Julia Baker
Point-a-Petre
John Lewis
West
Key West
Democratic National Executive Committee
Ohio sheriffs summoned to form mutual benefit association
Sheriff Sawyer of Cuyahoga County calls eighty-eight Ohio sheriffs to Columbus on August 6 to organize a State Association for mutual benefit social and official purposes. The report also notes political nominations floods suicides and local incidents across several states.
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Ohio
Sawyer
Cuyahoga County
Columbus
North Carolina
James W. Reed
Rockingham County
Missouri
A. M. Dockery
Joseph H. Outhwaite
Virginia
George W. Wise
George’s Creek
Maryland
McCormick
Mary
Richard Moody
Barton
Lonaconing
Norton & Wells, Grocers
Wheeling
West Va
Charles W. Taylor
Ninth Cavalry
Caldwell
Kan
Kansas
Daniel Ralston
Greeley
Howard
Forty-ninth Ohio Veteran Volunteers
Arcadia
Lucy
Tennie Jones
Gadsden
Ala
Michigan Car Works
Detroit
City of Yazoo
Mississippi River
Baton Rouge
Indiana
J. C. Doxey
Congress
Mt. Union
Chicago
State Board of Health
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America
Rf Dre
L. L. Fuller
Clio
Genesee County
Michigan
Lemiston
Tur Democrats
Connelly F. Trier
Board of Education
Grand Central
Cincinnati
Order of Cincinnatus
Arkansas Penitentiary
Pope County
Global Trade Signals and War News From Harsh Fronts
Export data shows South American lumber reach 7 000 000 feet, 2 000 000 above last year. Shanghai reports a France China peace treaty with France to receive 5 200 000 taels and 7 280 000 dollars as indemnity. Rebels attack Suakim. 4 killed, several wounded. Heat and sunstrokes plague troops. Captain Newton of the Laxham survives collision. Gijon captain reportedly shot himself. Rodosto brigands capture a British official’s son demanding 7 000 pounds. Wesleyan conference in London hosts a 30 000 volume library. Wesleyan membership up 30 000. Warwick dynamiters trial ends. McDonnell freed on bail. James Egan gets 20 years, John Daly life. Airdrie magazine looted for 65 pounds dynamite. Minister Morton donates 1 000 francs to Paris artists for Bartholdi statue. German poet Henry Lavie dies in Vienna at 78. Grand Duke Louis of Hesse may abdicate to Ernest amid royal scandal.
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South America
Shanghai
France
China
Suakim
Newton
Gijon
Muros
Spain
Rodosto
John Daly
Dickson
Airdrie
Glasgow
Morton
Paris
Bartholdi
Henry Lavie
Great Trotting Record At Cleveland Driving Park
Maud S. trotted a mile in 2.09% at the Cleveland Driving Park, eclipsing Jay-Eye-See’s 2:10 at Narragansett. Also notes the death of Robert T. Lynch, the sinking of the steamer Diane with seventeen drowned, and a series of fires, crimes, and disasters across the country.
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Narragansett Park
Providence
R. L
Maud S
Cleveland (O
Robert T. Lynch
Los Angeles
Cal
Herald
Santa Monica
Pittsburgh
Diane
London
Middleborough
Thames
Saluda
Lexington County
D. C
United States
Washington, D. C
Capitol
Belden
Ernest Snooks
Annie Dickson
Italy
Arctic relief fleet reaches home after Arctic ordeal
Portsmouth NH August 2 The United States steamer Alliance greeted the Bear Thetis and Greely relief expedition as they entered Isle of Shoals harbor. Secretary Chandler and Commander Schley coordinated welcomes while Mrs Greely and her mother joined the reunion aboard the Thetis. Lieutenant Greely and wife mother and siblings shared emotional moments with Secretary Chandler and Navy officials before the ship's crew received thanks.
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Portsmouth
N. H
United States
Alliance
Greely
Bear
Thetis
Isle of Shoals
New Castle
Chandler
Schley
Secretary of the Navy
Tallapoosa
Leyden
Constitution
Tennessee
Fort Point
Secretary Chandler
The
Luce
Coffin
Alert
Emory
Navy Department
Gunnell
Sehley
Commander Schley
Lieutenant Greely
Explorer
Navy
Long
Fredericks
Collin
Esquimaux
Newburyport
General Hazen
Greely Feet
Horrible killing of Black man after assault near Tuscaloosa
A thirteen year old girl was assaulted by Andy Burke, a Black man, on a road near Tuscaloosa. Burke was captured and killed by locals. reports allege severe mistreatment including scalp removal and disembowelment before gunfire. The Governor is said to order an immediate investigation.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Andy Burke
Burke
Postoffice Officials Arrested in Embezzlement Case
Theodore Myler chief postoffice inspector in Atlanta is jailed on embezzlement charges. Boston inspector B H Camp left Boston to testify. a warrant for Camp’s embezzlement also awaits. Myler seeks immunity to reveal all, implicating Camp.
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Atlanta
Theodore Myler
Postoffice
Conley
B. H. Camp
Boston
Myller
Camp
Myler
Boiler Explosion Kills Engineer and Injures Several On Farm
A steam thresher boiler exploded on Joseph Hall's farm six miles south of Rusavitur Ind killing engineer Eugene Swaim of Milroy and David Henderson. Ney Innis died two hours after injury. Haden Crayon Jr and others were seriously hurt. Boiler head flew twenty rods into a field. sulfur gas suspected from using sulphur water.
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Rusavitur
Ind
Joseph Hall
Eugene Swaim
Milroy
David Henderson
Ney Innis
Haden Crayon, Jr
Wiliam Stevenson
Thomas Innis
Iowa State Prohibition Law Forces Distillers to Export Whisky
In Detroit on July 26 the new Iowa prohibition law triggers shipments of whisky to Windsor two carloads daily. Distillers store liquor in rail cars in bond while arranging export to New York, with exporters required to post bonds for duties to shield the government if whisky is sold in Canada.
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Detroit
Mich
Iowa
Windsor
New York
Canada
Explosion Kills Five In Lehigh Valley Train Wreck
An empty shifting engine on the Lehigh Valley Railroad exploded yesterday morning between White Haven and Necopeck siding, killing five crewmen. The freight train following the wreck demolished several cars after lacking a flagman. Trains diverted. officials offered no details. Separate note mentions Mr. Patterson, an elderly Hanover, Kansas resident, dying in a poorhouse.
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Wi_kKEsBARRE
Lehigh Valley Railroad
White Haven
Necopeck Siding
New York
Philadelphia
Reading Railroad
Copper Ore Unearthed by Laborers at Carpentersville Paceway
Several specimens of copper ore were unearthed recently at Carpentersville Alabama by laborers working on improvements to the paceway.
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Carpentersville
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Henry Porter
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