Job Work and Advertising Offers New Outfit of Tools
The Herald office reports a new complete outfit of modern job material and announces readiness to complete all kinds of job work quickly.
Bribery indictments and policy notes flash across Washington
Reports from Washington dated with multiple items show Payne held on bribery allegations with Grand Jury appearance set. General Sherman calls for force increase to 30,000 with pay raises. Treasury buys 418,000 ounces silver for mint coinage. Acting officials named in Post Office and Interior matters. patent and land cases stir debate.
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Volcano unrest and tremors alarm Vallecitos residents
advising from Vallecitos New Mexico on the seventh notes a persistent volcanic blaze and fresh lava near the crater, with frequent earthquake shocks and loud rumblings. residents fear a major eruption and seek safety away from town as anticipation grows.
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Ex Mayor Koen fined for pension extortion plea
Lous F. Koen former mayor of Lagrange County received a $500 fine in a U S District Court on the 10th after pleading guilty to an indictment charging extortion of illegal fees from a pension claimant. A memorial service for Bishop Paine of the M E Church South was held in Louisville Kentucky with large attendance. Fire destroyed event buildings at Newburn North Carolina causing $50000 in losses with partial injuries. The Georgia Railway iron bridge over the Oconee River at Athens fell on the 10th killing one worker and injuring six others.
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World’s largest telescope for Russian government
LATER NEWS reports Alvah Clark & Son in Boston building what is described as the largest telescope in the world for the Russian Government. Other items include a fatal railroad collision near Philipsburg Pennsylvania killing William Blazar and injuring D L Wilson, bank authorizations for Helena Montana and Wyoming Illinois, a fatal farmhouse fire in Petersburg Virginia, and multiple murders and jail escapes across several states.
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Burning of Halifax Poor Asylum Kills Dozens
Halifax on November 7 reports a basement fire at the Poor Asylum quickly spreading to the upper wards and hospital. About seventy patients were trapped in the main building with thirty one hospital deaths confirmed, as rescuers battled flames.
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Army reports and election results from across the states
The annual Sherman general report outlines army strength, desertions, pay, and post policy as the West grows. Also listed are updated election results from Alabama to Texas, detailing party victories, congressional seats, and legislative majorities across states.
Election Roundup Shows Shifts in Virginia Wisconsin and Wyoming
Wise Readjuster candidate for Congress man at large leads Virginia with about eight thousand votes. Democrats elect five Congressmen in Virginia, a gain of three. Wisconsin results show Republicans four, Democrats five, a Democratic gain of eight. State Senate appears doubtful but Democrats claim a working House majority. M. E. Post, Democrat and current Wyoming delegate to Congress, is re elected.
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Baroness Saint-Estrapade Cleared Over Fur Cloak Ruse
A French baroness appeared before the correctional tribunal of the Seine charged with drunkenness. She claimed wearing a fur cloak stored in an empty spirit-cask caused her intoxication. The judge accepted the argument and acquitted her, noting the absurdity of the defense.
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Local Distant Notes on Food and Plants Language
A Nebraska man describes oysters in the shell as an inside out thing with pits as the best part. Florida locals call a common weed sickle weed with ashes that are nearly pure potash and strong like baking soda. Arkansas reports a two years supply of corn oats and wheat.
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