General Items and Local Notes Across the Nation
General items report J. W. Booth succeeding Henry J. Raymond as President of the New York Republican Club. Pittsburg complains of locomotive soot on flowers. A Plymouth Church burglary is noted. A wedding near Dry Grove Mississippi features a bride under ten and a groom over six feet. Ohio enacts heat and light rules for railroad cars. A deaf and dumb mocking incident leads to a boy’s punishment. A rabies case prompts dire parental choices. Castello’s circus plays Sacramento to large crowds. Cleveland post office handles beer boxes with bees en route to Clarke county. FETWATER mines attract Eastern capital. details of plans, mills, and stamp installations. multiple investors and new operations hailed as promising in Miner's Delight and Young America districts.
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J. W. Booth
Henry J. Raymond
New York Republican Club
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Plymouth Church
Beecher
Dry Grove
Miss
Ohio
Fetwater
South Pass
Young America
Lone Star
Abram Davis
Cap. Ogden
Marshal Howe
Messrs. Ogden, Sneath, Howe
Miner's Delight
California
Woman on trial in New Albany murder case defense argues defense of honor
In New Albany Indiana Mrs Mellian Morton stands trial over the murder of Moore Jr with the defense claiming she acted to protect her virtue and innocence as a wife amid alleged insulting letters. The case tests whether a woman may use deadly force in defense of honor without murder conviction.
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New Albany
Ind
Mellian Morton
CIA l
Moore, Jr
Allty
Our Sweetwater Letter from Atlantic City 1869
Our citizens in the Sweetwater district urge sound political choices for Delegate to Congress and the first Legislature. They seek clear laws taxation and schools, plus a candidate who can influence Washington and support mining wealth and development. They nominate United States Marshal Coltular as their preferred convention candidate for the territory. Look out for the Towsens.
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Atlantic City
Eprron Leaper
Sweetwater
Congress
Washington
Republican Party
United States
Telegraph Reported Only for Daily Leader
A brief telegraphic item is carried as reported for the Daily Leader, with no additional details or context provided in the segment.
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The
Daily Leader
Pacific Coast Dispatches and International Notes
To day’s Regular Dispatches report varied items from the Pacific Coast and abroad. The piece notes the Prince of Wales unveiling the Peabody statue with ceremonies in Tyxpex and lists speakers among officials. It mentions political tensions in Cuba and U S neutrality policies, plus naval reassignments and railroad developments in New Jersey and New York. Also covered are labor clashes in Bourbon County and a local opera incident in Chicago with a delivery of a newborn girl.
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Pacific Coast
Kansas
Prince of Wales
Mary
Miss Couts
Lord Carrington
Murray
Pani
Ishmel Pacin
Marseilles
Alexandria
New York
Fort Lafayette
United States
Pierrepont
Cuba
McMahon
Washburne
Admiral Dauhlgren
Naval Ordnance Bureau
Commodore Case
the Tribune
Newark
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Belmont
Trinity Church Corporation
Avicke Jans
Nasuvitin
Senier
Stokes
Bourbon County
Clarke
Cumwaca
Dr. Hoss
Crosby's
Opera House
Hhs
Wabash Avenue
Fowl & Young
A Truthful Sketch on Business Failure and Friendship
The piece describes how a failed debtor loses friends and respect as creditors press demands and a sheriff looms. Prosperity hides distrust, but reversals expose true character. wealth and flattery fade, revealing who remains loyal and who turns away.
Train carries grieving family from Bridgeport to city
Last evening the up train on the California Pacific Railroad carried a family toward this city with their six year old son ill for some time. The child died en route and the parents prepared to bury him here. the Sacramento Record reports details of a cylinder railway car design and a display of ore stones seen locally.
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Ebil
Gernin
Berrhakian
Ino
San Francisco
Congressional Committee of Ways With Means
Portland
Oregon
Victoria
Virginia City
White Fine River
Senator Hendricks
Indiana
Democratic State Central Committee
Senator Casserly
Joseph Sutton
Pacific Mail Steamship Services
S Grand Army of the Potomac
Calfornia
California Pacific
Bridgeport
Davieville
Sacramento
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Issional
W. Conlett
Whitehead & Corlett Attorneys
Adverse Rall
Eddy Street
Cheyenne
A. Ne L Palmer
P. Jonnho Palmer
Edward M. Lee
Cheyenne, W. T
George W. Ford
Jone
Rogers & Co's Bank
Cheyenne, W's
I. W. Cook
Rat Door
the Court House
Wyoming
Mene Eh
J. 8. Chord
Cays
Thom
J. Street
Miller
J. B. Wilson
Galbraith
Sixteenth Street
Jyutt
W. Corry
M. D
Union Pacific R. R. and Wells, Fargo & Co
Lee
Frayola
Thames Street
Umpp
F. A. Hall
Marlose
Oficial
N. A. Baker
Weat
Ty Fergunon Atreet
Fiteenth
TEAMA
DAILY
nTin Irchevense
Hotels
Ford
L. Ford
Marae
GATES
Bone
Oldral Bnnsee
Sony
Tremont House
Chicago
Illinois
Atwood
Ake
Vict
Lindo
St. Louis
Ua Cu Gan
M. Turner
Madden
H. Moore
Pihlarny Stas Atreet
Andeesigant
Anu
Orit Moumke
Bell House
Wyomi ’ Eulmanceien
Julie
Powell
Belleville
Galloway
Tenn
Wisconsin
Milford
Cleveland
Clarke County
Japan
Transcript
Denver and
Cheyenne Road
Baker's Bridge
Kansas Pacific
T. M
Isaac Field
Newna
Missouri
Hildebrand
Telegraph
Berneath
F. Nucerolls
Wenler
Coal Oil Lampe
Seth Thomas Clocks
Beventeenth Street
Midy
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