Local Horse Dealer Prompts Circle on Pole and
A garbled report notes a horse dealer near Pole and a circle event dated the 30th and 12th in MS. The fragment references a riding circle or market action with uncertain details.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Weekly Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1882
Page
10
Festive Quakers Celebrate Penn Landing in Philadelphia
On October 24 Philadelphia hosts a centennial landing scene with 150 vessels forming a parade from the Welcome Danish bark to Dock Street. Frank L. Van Horne portrays Penn as the Welcome is towed upriver amid cheers, bells, whistles, and salutes from the Tennessee squadron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Delaware
League
Penn
Frank L. van Horne
North Atlantic
Tennessee
Dock Street
Escape and clash with customs sparks Sonora river incident
Thomas Ewing arrived in San Francisco with news of a hairbreadth escape after his camp on the Sonora River faced a dark attack. He said unknown assailants fired at his stock, a battle ensued, a man named Flanagan was killed, two prisoners were captured, and Ewing escaped. Other reports say customs officers rode the road seeking smugglers and exchanged fire, killing one, wounding a man, and capturing two more who were taken to Arispe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Tombstone
Thomas Ewing
Ewing
Flanagan
Custom House
Arispe
Goss & Phillips Manufacturing Company
Fisk
Twenty Second Streets
Chicago
Brownsville
Texas
Murray Corden
Mier
Camergo
Grand Forks
Dakota
Charles Lurbane
Sam Birbank
Manitoba Road
Parliament sessions stir Irish petitions and adjournment debate
London reports Parliament reopened with Irish petitions about E Dwyer Gray’s imprisonment. Lord Randolph Churchill contests irregular sitting while Gladstone defends government prerogatives. Lord Granville announces a vote of thanks to British forces in Egypt and a November adjournment plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Commons
E. Dwyer Gray
Dawson
Dublin
Randolph Churchill
Churchill
Gladstone
Lord Churchill
House of Lords
Granville
Egypt
Norv
Judgment by default in Union Pacific suit against Credit Mobilier
In New York on October 24 the Union Pacific Railway company and trustees led by Thomas C Durant obtained a default judgment of 1 599 805 against Credit Mobilier of America. Trustees claim 685 550 due under Oakes Ames contract plus interest from 1867 and costs. No answer was filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Pacific Railway Company
Credit Mobilier of America
Thomas C. Durant
Oakes Ames
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Credit Mobilier
Night inspector arrested over smuggling aboard the Arabic
San Francisco reports night inspector J Rouroke on duty aboard the steamship Arabic was arrested and jailed by US marshal on conspiracy charges. Officials allege he watched smugglers deliver contraband ashore and spoke with them. Additional suspects are expected to be arrested as evidence is gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
J. Rouroke
United States
Custom House
Rouroke
Egyptian gov denies Arab prophets share in defeat
Cairo reports the government denies any Arab prophets influenced the Egyptian defeat in the recent war and cites other causes for the loss. Officials discuss strong evidence against Arabi Pasha and possible exile decrees to end rebel prosecutions. Arabi blames hope in the sultan and calls for English-led governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Alexandria
Arabi Pasha
Constantinople
Egypt
Destructive Hurricane Strikes London in October
A fierce hurricane rages through London causing extensive damage with reports of widespread destruction and losses as residents struggle to cope with the storm’s impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Papal Conference to Discuss Ireland State
Rome reports Archbishop Croke will be summoned this winter to confer with the pope on the state of Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Croke
Ireland
Berlin Elections See Gains for Extreme Right and Secession Liberals
Reports on direct electors for members of the direct show the extreme right and secessionist liberals gaining 9 and 15 seats respectively. National liberals lose 10 seats. Stoecker’s victory in Westphalia seems assured. The government pushes to prevent conservative clerical alliance and to fuse free conservatives with moderate national liberals. Bundesrath extends the siege of Hamburg for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Direct
Stoecker
Westphalia
Bundesrath
Seige
Lamburg
Riots at Monticanes mines trial postponed
Paris reports the trial of riot authors postponed to the next court session due to jury intimidation. Police uncover an international group aimed at property destruction with Geneva as headquarters. Seized letters show correspondence between French members and a Swiss committee including Russian nihilists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Monticanes
Geneva
Switzerland
Postoffice inspector cites marriage and birthday insurance frauds
In Chattanooga on October 24 inspector Sharpe recommended to the department that marriage and birthday insurance associations be barred from using the mails. He cites the organizations as fraudulent operations and seeks prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Postoffice
Sharpe
Department
Republican nominating conference picks George W. Lawrence
The Republican conference of the twenty fourth congressional district after a three month deadlock nominated Hon. George W. Lawrence of Washington county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Twenty-Fourth Congressional District
George W. Lawrence
Washington County
Crook halts San Carlos Indian outbreaks reported
Prescott dispatch reports authentic news confirming General Crook has effectively stopped the Indian outbreaks that once seemed inevitable at San Carlos. The headquarters confirmation arrives as gunfire subsides and security is restored in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Prescott Dispatch
Crook
San Carlos
Secretary Folger in New York and pension office site chosen
Washington notes report Folger left for New York and not due back until late week. Judiciary Square selected as site for the new pension office. Jeannette board resumes Danenhower narrative of the ice retreat after the ship's sinking. Warrants issued for Fall Payne Shaw Foote over alleged star-route jury bribe. New Swiss British and Japanese ministers presented to the president. Central Pacific debt settled and paid into treasury. Army surgeon general reports sickness and death rates by race among troops. Cabinet focused on army affairs. McDowell retirement promotions discussed but not designated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folger
New York
Judiciary Square
F. H. Fall
Arthur Payne
Frederick C. Shaw
Thomas R. Foote
Newark
New Jersey
Star Route Jury
Colonel Frey
Felippe Lopez Netta
Terashima Muneros
Teller
McDowell
Fools These Mortals Be at Turf Club Debut
The Turf Club theatre hosted Mrs. Langtry in New York on October 24. Box B sold to Charles Wryndham of the beauty troupe for $320. The seven first choice seats fetched $17.50 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Turf Club Theatre
Irish party pushes Gray inquiry and land act debate
The Irish parliamentary party after a conference insists on an inquiry into Gray's imprisonment to limit the judge's action. Mr. Sowers will reopen discussions on the land act while Lord Randolph Churchill asks for an immediate adjournment as a protest against the parliamentary methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Irish Parliamentary Party
Gray
Sowers
Lord Randolph Churchill
Engineer arraigned for homicide after Hoosac Tunnel crash
North Adams Mass October 24 Watson engineer on the Troy and Greenfield locomotive faced arraignment today on a homicide charge. He pleaded not guilty and was sent to jail. The incident involved a caboose loaded with workmen on the Hoosac Tunnel line last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Adams
Mass
Watson
Troy & Greenfield
Hoosac Tunnel
Spinners Return to Work at Fall River Mill
Across various notices, reports include fall river mill spinners resuming work after a strike. yellow fever in Pensacola with 51 new cases and 5 deaths, total 2 058 cases and 168 deaths. Alcott’s paralytic fit. politics in Lemars with candidate withdrawal. church resignations. arrests in San Antonio. unrest in Amsterdam. fires in New Orleans and Chicago. violent crime reports from Grand Forks and Tarboro with lynch and shooting incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
A. Bronson Alcott
Lemars
Lowa
Sovereign
Congress
John Pallison
Montreal
Henry M. Scudder
Central Congregational Church
Brooklyn
Plymouth Church
Chicago
Holmes resigns Harvard anatomy professorship
Oliver Wendell Holmes resigns from the professorship of anatomy at Harvard Medical School in Boston on October 24, ending a long tenure. The move marks a significant shift in the university’s medical faculty and era of study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Medical School
Harvard University
Sprint cycling scores show Hughes leading by miles and laps
The New York chart lists Hughes at 244 miles and 7 laps with Rowell at 239, Hazel 235, Hart 228, Fitzgerald 222, Noremac 221, Herty 218, Panchet 200 and Vint 179 as of 10 p m. A later line shows Hughes at 252 and Hazel 244, Rowell 240, Hart 232, Fitzgerald 226, Noremac 224, Herty 219, Panchet 200, Vint 190.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hughes
Rowell
Hazel
Hart
Fitzgerald
Noremac
Herty
Panchet
Vint
la. m.Hughes
Commemorative Services Honor William Penn Founding
In Philadelphia on October 23 the Universal Union and Pennsylvania Peace Society held services at Franklyn Institute hall marking Penn’s landing and Pennsylvania’s founding. Mayor King presided. James Spear delivered the opening prayer blessing peace and its advocates. Letters of regret were read from De Lesseps, Herbert Spencer, E. C. Lay, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Universal Union and Pennsylvania Peace Society
Franklyn Institute Hall
William Penn
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Mayor King
James Spear
de Lesseps
Herbert Spencer
8. C. Lay
Storms Haul Across England Delaying Races and Reports
London reports furious wind and sleet storms with snow and hail in parts of England. Some rivers overflow while telegraph lines fail. The Cambridgeshire race is postponed to tomorrow and several English horses are withdrawn. Andrew decries and other readings note political and cultural items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Cambridgeshire
Chebais
Abbottsford
Corrierroy
Keene
Foxhall
For Sale or Exchange Howe sewing machine
For Sale or Exchange a good Howe sewing machine. Would exchange for a good cow or horse. Inquire at the LEADER office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Leader
St Jacobs Oil and nerve restorer hailed in ads
A Cincinnati Enquirer quote praises St Jacobs Oil curing rheumatism after two bottles. Springfield Republican editor and Boston Herald excerpt extol the oil’s efficacy for rheumatism. An ad promotes Dr Kaine's Great Nerve Restorer as a popular nerve disease remedy with free sample offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Barton
Redway & Barton
Cincinnati Enquirer
Springfield
Mass
Republican
J. H. Mabbitt
St. Jacobs
Boston Herald
Stansbury Celebrates in Baltimore and Chicago
Jas He Stansbury of Baltimore Maryland and Chicago Illinois celebrated a milestone with a joint event. The gathering highlighted regional ties and personal achievements across two cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. HE. Stansbury
Baltimore, MD
Chicago, Ill
Brown's Iron Bitters Promises Cures for Wide Range of Ailments
An 1889 promotional notice from Baltimore advocates Brown's Iron Bitters as a cure for heart disease paralysis dropsy kidney disease consumption dyspepsia rheumatism neuralgia and similar illnesses. It cites testimonials from Mrs Mary E Brasurar in Baltimore and Mrs Jennie Hess in Harrisburg praising their recovery and urging others to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Mary E. Brasurar
Christiansburg
J. Kyte Montagu
Vine St
Harrisburg
Jennie Hess
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J. J. Derford
Louis Guilford
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Fish and Oyster Depot
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