Army and Navy reports outline health, finances and personnel actions
The Surgeon General notes white troops show 34,880 sickness cases, 216 deaths, while colored troops have 4,099 cases and no more than 25 deaths. Post office money orders total over 115 million issued and 113 million paid. Chinese laborers may return freely before 1882 act. Promotions follow Major General Irvin McDowell’s retirement. Gas explosion at Pine Ridge shaft kills two workers.
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Resignations and immigrant report headline mix in 1882 era
Dr Oliver Weapewr Holmes of Harvard resigns after 35 years as Parkman Professor to pursue literary work. Pittsburgh Immigration Association reports 61,849 arrivals in year to Oct 1 1882. 13,330 settle, 12,976 find work, 354 destitute aided by 252.55 dollars total. Knights Templars parade notes. various injuries and deaths. multiple political and industrial items across cities.
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Boston
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J. G. Beckerly
Destructive floods, famine threats, and notable deaths abroad
A Dorwin dispatch reports three hundred on Terry Island facing starvation as western Ireland areas also threaten famine. Bey of Tunis dies and his heir assumes power. Thames floods disrupt London with Charing Cross Bridge damaged. Margate fire destroys Assembly rooms and nearby areas. losses near $300,000. Wolseley returns to England to cheering crowds. Hamburg exhibition backing grows amid European cooperation. Jury member Dickson arrested in Washington. naval court martial ordered for Captain Hopkins. Fires devastate Fall River mill and New Brunswick works. Eureka Cast Steel Works burns. Scoville insanity verdict. Mrs Scoville believed to have fled to Canada. Tug Wetzel boiler explosion near Racine kills three aboard.
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Thanksgiving Proclamation Set for November 30 by President Arthur
The 1882 proclamation announces a national Thanksgiving and Prayer day to be observed on November 30. Chester A. Arthur urges nationwide ceasing from labor, worship, and acts of charity, praising God for peace, health, prosperity, and liberty, with Frederick T. Frelinghuysen signing as Secretary of State.
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Chester A. Arthur
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Frederick T. Freling Huysen
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Dueling Through Three Hours with Horsewhips in Guilford NC
Two young North Carolina farmers Ralph Johnston and Saks Williams dueled over a disputed remark. They fought three hours near Guilford with horsewhips as weapons, both severely weltered and bloodied, seconds supervising under a code. No arrests reported. friends seek to hush the matter.
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Army Reports Highlight Army Subsistence and Clothing Costs
The Quartermaster-General reports for the year ending June 30, 1882 show receipts of 13.63 million and disbursements of 12.45 million leaving 1.18 million on hand. Subsistence and clothing costs exceed funds, urging force expansion and officer acting allowances. A notable note covers beef prices rising 23 percent this year and 36 percent prior, flood relief rations totaling 3.251 million, and losses from theft and storms worth 14,162. A dog saved from abuse in New Orleans leads to hydrophobia death, and a fourteen year old boy in New York injured another through a pistol accident.
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Official Returns Table from Columbus for State and Congressional Ticket
Official vote statement by district lists candidates and counts across all districts. It covers congressional candidates like Worth Follett Smith Jordan Schultz Murray and includes state totals for counties such as Hamilton Butler Preble Darke and others, with district by district tallies and regional results.
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Stamp mania near a million for $300 prize
The San Francisco Chronicle reports on a sensational scheme where a million stamps were to be collected for a $300 government premium. The motive ranges from aiding a sick English girl to speculation on selling the collection. A Harlem man recalls a humorous courtroom moment about a gift.
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