Election results and Indian warfare reports across plains
Reports from Fort Sully and Rawlings Wyoming describe ongoing campaigns against Indian groups with heavy casualties and planned punitive actions. Names such as Choctaw Chickasaw Coleman Cole and Frank Overton appear with references to the Powder River and Sweetwater river region operations and warnings of forced removals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman Cole
Wes Choetams
Frank Overton
Fort Sully
Thiane
Custar
Rawlings
Wyoming
The Vesper Bell and a Mansion Ghostly Tale
A traveler recalls South American superstition sparked by a vesper bell that freezes crowds into statues before the sound resumes life. The narrative widens to a damp mansion, a hidden story in old manuscripts, and a courtroom murder intertwined with Lavender and a doomed judge.
Foreign recognition and battles in Europe and Asia
Foreign powers recognize Spain as the republic. Gen Mariones reports Carlist forces about 700 in the Otieta engagement. An inquiry finds quarte connivance. Tristany captures Too Te Uryel sixty seven miles northeast of Bersta. Gunfire heavy on both sides. large loot of plundred lands reported. Three German Reichstag socialists, Hartmann Renner Hazen clever, tried in Berlin for attending workers’ society meetings. Hezencloyer imprisoned two months. US column at Swatow notes wreck near Nomot island. Scotlandia crew presumed lost after storm. Admiral reports one hundred native boats and 300 lives lost. no word on foreign wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Italy
Spain
Spanish Republic
England
France
Austria
Mariones
War Office
Oteiia
Bazaing
Tristany
Tristany Has Raptured Too Te Uryel Sixty-Seven Miles Noutheast
Bersta
Idoe
Reichstag
Hartmann
Renner
Hazenclever
Herlin
Workman's Society
Hezencloyer
United States Coumn
Swatow
Nomot
Scotlandia
Miscellany of foreign dispatches and policy notes
A Wortigton dispatch reports Secretary Wish denying foundation to a rumored plan of Porty Ith in Catinnny Je, while wire dispatches are questioned as forged. The piece notes misallocation of funds, claims on raw silica production shifts, and resignations demanded by Quaker commissions. It mentions Admiral Polo, Cuba unrest, and a legal tender reform affecting passage costs by about $1,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otatey
Catinnny
Bisteen
John D. Miles
Chovennin
Freeman's Journal
Torry Washington
Porta [Loo Taland
Germany
Robirn
Cuba
Polo
Citron
Antion
Lin
South
Meid Wout
Why the South Failed Th Lin Address at the Late University
A fragmentary historical note discusses the late commencement of the University of Georgia and Governor Gordon. It reflects on the South's failure in the Civil War, arguing the defeat was due to inexorable destiny, not one man or cause, while praising Southern civilization, courage, and sacrifices amid calamities.
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Telfair
Harmican
Philip Wing
Paul Tavender
Dick Parry
Trainor
Orrind
Yale
Th Lin
University of Georgia
Tohn B. Gordon
Seward
fAnd Joni
Mvite
Tennesee
Bam Houston
Taunes
Noo
Hin
Arkansay
San Paciito
Times
Houston
Kingston
Tennessee
Hook
The
Horne-rhoe
Francis B. Fogg
Congress
Jackson
John Trin
Nashville
Irwin
Donna
White
Honaton
Tonaton
Carroll
Hoviaton
Vohemd
Gallatin
Norwhville
Nashville Inn
Towne
Shelby
Lin
Dr. Shelby
Mrs. Houston
Honston
Cumberland
Napoleon
Ark
Fort Smith
Jules
Washington
Gen. Jackson
Bransberry
Gold Discoveries Stirring Advise for Adventurers
The New York Tribune notes reports of Gen. Custer's command discovering gold may spark a new fever among adventurous men. It cautions that potato farming yields may exceed gold digging, Indian claims may trigger bloodshed, and that surface diggings will dominate early in the Eldorado region. It adds oil prospects could attract workers and benefit the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Renounced Tennessee governorship in Cherokee exile tale
Nashville observer recalls Sam Houston leaving the governorship amid a scandal and divorce, then fleeing to the Cherokee in Arkansas. The old correspondent recounts Houston's timeline from 1827 to his later life, including courtship, marriages, and eventual return to influence, noting Jackson's circle and a party welcome at the Hermitage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Ron
Augustine
Nashville
Jackson
Hermitage
Nashville Cor
Chicago Times
Sayings and Doings from a Drunken Parade of Oddities
A fragmented 19th century item offers a collage of moral quips, odd anecdotes, and social vilification. It mentions a monkish gift offer, a Boston girl’s death dose misadventure, a postmaster and wages dispute, a tale of a Turkish towel cloak, and warnings about alcohol’s ruinous effects on farmers, artisans, and families.
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Ord
Fort Fetturman
Chayenne and Araphoos
Radicoml
New London
New Orleana
Eank
H. D. Newcombe
Lonleville and Neshvilla Rallied Company
Lominville
John Harper
Thin Renidance
Midway
T. Wy Cordoen
Mississippi
Col Ored
Puidle Metrurtin
St. Lotula
James Pariah
Charlon Gray
Bloor Prichard
Hoth
Thoreh
Ford
Voachore
Anderson Perry
John Tons
Antane Maurige
Jaen
Williame
Juln Tibersen
Mlinha Warsi
Mold Anteloatiiat
Ape Jae
Napali
Ansuription Parish
Moros
Trenton
Varmotaville
Blroycport
Balots Reuge
Te Canton
Comeeville
Tate
Gourier Journal
Kentucky
Hall
Cole
Point Inen- Ant
A.T. Matler
Atlanta
Murrell Brothers
Gabriel
Mike Murrell
Mwurn
Oyn-Witnnesse
Thy Razder
Gabrini
Mikw
Asoma
Peconia
II Hararin
Liuhaahhy
Sebop Heitikers
Juatean Poorsted
Ctureh
Gaybolics
Geremany
Itiv
Willian Jive
Tian Siasi Uum
Bruttpart
Taezalno
Cape
la Ganette
Marshal Basning
Interior
Colonel Villette
Prinovere
Princind
Mark Tane Express
London
Broadatutte
South America
Angelne
French Academy
Oie
Meath
Ube
Fide
Orie Raat
Oni Taviirlor
Gesu
Gobley
Hanes
Carrie
Pottet
Brain
Ausinus
Tedwood
Fronsy
Dintinb
Baal
Ivan
Moe
Qol
Walcome
Agave
Dueny
Purhaps Treaure
Hoelow
Miss
Twa
Miss H
Sven
Wong
Tank Lavender
Perry
Rosary
Dyan
Manrove Hall
Poinset Telfair
Lavender
Thad
Custer
Sam Houston
Gommond
Henry Ward
Torri Haute
Tad
Tarann
Arronio
Tam
Salley
Jim
Nishoa
Tondon
Boottiah
California
Jefferson
Kissingen
Burlington
Hans
Carlisle
Jane Young
Convanitis Enquirer
Dore
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