abundant NHWA NO' Troit along the uri river
Three fatal cases of iow fever among canal employees in New York and eleven soldiers dead from the disease there. Gen Meade and C Donnouse hay lead chiefs of the Umatilla Indians to Washington for a land conference with the interior secretary. Nominations for congress Rev well Foster nominated by greenbackers for third Iowa district. Pacific Mail raises freight rates 25 to 33 percent due to Suez canal closing. Stabbing in Guaymas leaves Lorenzo Bidal in precarious condition. Libel suits after Cowles vs Bishop Gilmour unfold. Breakwater and Plymouth Rock collide. Breakwater leaves with four Plymouth agency staff aboard. Nebraska crop reports foresee large yields. rye, barley, oats, corn all strong with promising per acre outputs. Harvest to begin July 25.
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Umatilla
Suez Canal
Guaymas
Lorenzo Bidal
Ignaces Miranda
Mercando Street
Cowles
Cleveland Leader
Gilmour
Penny Press
Catholic Universe
the Universe
Nebraska
British and European War News From Parliament and Frontiers
Two regiments depart Aldershot for Gibraltar as Egypt expedition grows to twenty ships with 147 guns. Engineer Melville reports from Irkutsk seeking return. Czars coronation slated for September first. Alison to Malta. A Montenegrin pistol incident injures no one. Paris parliament to seek 312000 francs for naval precautions. Egyptians under Gen Gussuf lose 2000 men in clash with a false prophet. he marches on Sinnoar with 7000 men. Trevelyan pushes third reading of repression bill. Harcourt denies bloodhounds in Ireland. Repression bill passes Lords first reading. Powers invite Porte to intervene in Egypt. if refused, 25000 troops with 15000 in reserve will be concentrated. An army lands at Aboukin to threaten Alexandria and Arabi Pashas retreat options.
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Gibraltar
Egypt
Melville
Irkutsk
Archibald Alison
War Office
Malta
Khedive
Arabi Pasha
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
House of Commons
Trevelyan
Collins
Cowan
Labouchere
Story
Harcourt
Ireland
House of Lords
Porte
Aboukin
Alexandria
Aboukir
Kofr Dewar
Duwanho
Perfect Unity in Politics Stirs Washington Burlesque
Washington dispatch describes public clashes between Conkling and Arthur highlighting insults and sarcasm. Butterworth's speech defends the administration amid charges of political patronage, removals for cause, and civil service reform rhetoric.
Mail service reform eyed to cut transcontinental trip time
Willard J. Lovell of Cleveland, head of the railway mail service in the ninth district, discussed plans to shorten the New York to San Francisco run to three and a half days from seven. He noted postmaster general support, potential track and car adjustments, and higher running costs. He cited business gains from faster funds transfers and suggested wine production could ease temperance concerns as a side remark.
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St. Louis
Willard J. Lovell
Cleveland
New York
San Francisco
Chicago
Board of Trade
New York City
Bank of California
Robbery murder in Chicago and Baltimore style dual incidents
Chicago scene reports Joel Prescott found fatally beaten in a Desplaines street doorway. He died after being discovered alive. Suspected robbery. Prescott hid money and watch. Four suspects arrested with scant evidence. Statesville incident describes Moent Robbins mortally wounding W L Mott after a torching assault on his father. Both sides involved in pistol fire, with Robbins killed Mott in the exchange.
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Chicago
Joel Prescott
Desplaines Street
Statesville
N. C
Comment on St Jacobs Oil Cures Rheumatism
A Canadian Globe item quotes Arthur Fisher of this paper as saying a bad cold settled into rheumatism on a trip to the states. He bought St Jacobs Oil and after two weeks was fully recovered, a testimonial from Toronto Globe.
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States
Arthur Fisher
St. Jacobs Oil
Toronto
Canada
Globe
Whispers and Wealth Across Oceans and Courts
Interesting notes report the Lena River bodies to be shipped to the United States at a cost of 25000. London gossip blames Truth for naming Chamberlain’s daughter as a beauty. Bernhardt’s marriage reportedly improves, Spreckles enlarges sugar investments in Maui, Hopkins heirs receive vast shares, and Leonard Tracy condemns prize fighting as brutal, citing temperance views and a biased ring incident.
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United States
de Long
Lena River
Chamberlain
New York
London
Sarah Bernhardt
Carl Spreckles
San Francisco
Maui
Sandwich Islands
M. EF. S. Hopkins
Millionaire Hopkins
Samuel
Moses Hopkins
Leonard Tracy
Brooklyn
Tracy
Brown
Illinois girl writes of cures with Kidney Wort
A letter from an Illinois girl to Eastern relatives claims her mother recovered after using Kidney Wort. She had taken bitters long without benefit, but the remedy allegedly cured her, enabling full work capacity again. Since her recovery, others around have begun using it as well.
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Illinois
Adv
Eugene 2. Stork
Junction City
Kansas
H Bins
John ArHols
Ohio
Dio
Yio
idney-Wort
M. M. B. Goodwin
Chardon
Anna L. Jarrett
South Salem
John B. Lawrence
Jackson
Yonn
Michael Coto
Montgomery Center
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup marketed for teething relief
An advertisement claims Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup eases teething pain in children and calms mothers by regulating bowels and providing rest. It touts safety and a pleasant taste, describing it as the prescription of a renowned female physician and nurse. Available widely at 25 cents per bottle.
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United States
Thurlow Weed on Kansas and Iowa temperance measures
Thurlow Weed predicts failure of the prohibitory laws in Kansas and Iowa. In a Tribune letter he argues that license refusals and other prohibitions have aggravated intemperance rather than reduced it. He expresses concern over the unintended effects of these radical restraining laws.
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New York
Thurlow Weed
the Tribune
Kansas
Iowa
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