Rumors and uprisings across the Americas and Europe
Dispatches report minor earthquakes near Kingston and a rising fever in Carthagena, Peru, while Root sick with smallpox in Santiago. Guatemala suppresses Jesuit Indian revolt. Panama races note ships California and Saranac. Lima and Valparaiso report smallpox deaths. Buffalo burn scars a flour mill. Grant attends church amid epidemic fears.
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Santiago
Peru
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Prof. Agassiz
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Guatemala
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Saranac
Phodix Flour Mills
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Methodist Church
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C. Cornell & Co
Delaware and
Virginia Streets
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Congal Perry
Nassau
Edgar Stewart
Cassini
Tagas
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
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Roundel Palmer
Berner
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Merle D'Aubigne
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Monstier
National Treasury
Maine race and horse shipment from Bathgate
Governor Noyes reports Maine politics are highly active as Speaker Blaine predicts a Republican win and a Grant sweep in the state. William Meekle of Seven Mile, Ohio, writes from Bathgate, England, that he has bought and shipped draft stallions for the upcoming State Fair.
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Times
CoLumbus
Noyes
Maine
Blaine
Grant
William Meekle
Seven Mile, O
Klippart
Bathgate
England
Republican rally opens in county with firm stance
A Saturday night Republican campaign event in Athens county drew a large, engaged crowd. Speakers included T. A. Plant of Pomeroy N. H. Van Vorhes of Athens and Rev. T. J. Ferguson of Albany. Republicans report few defections and strong confidence in victory.
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Times and Chronicle
Athens
T. A. Plant
Pomeroy
N. H. van Vorhes
Slaughter on the Mississippi in Missouri Reported
A fisherman found a vessel afloat near Cheek's Chats head, with a man killed and a woman missing. Helen Downing’s party was aboard. officers tracked the craft to Fredericks County and questioned a man and woman seen aboard. Philip Scholl, later described as intoxicated, drove oxen home while shouting.
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Memrui
Ee Nak
Coe
Cheek
Helen
Downing
Herald
Fredericks
Philip Scholl
Charles O Conor Comment on Balti port Nomination
Charles O Conor remarks on current pretenses and endorsements in Baltimore politics. He notes a spirit of sacrifice, mentions a teeming press and the implication of a balanced endorsement influencing the nomination. He argues the suggestion of avoiding blame for the outcome rests on those involved.
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Yor
O’conor
Caldwell Dominates North Carolina County Returns
Official returns from eighty four counties show Caldwell with a 2673 majority. The preliminary results reflect Caldwell’s lead across multiple counties as the tally advances nationwide August 19.
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New York
North Carolina
Caldwell
Fatal Quarrel in Saloon Saloons and Rail Crash
Chicago August 19 A quarrel in Walsh s saloon on North Clinton Street left a man dead as Anderson struck his head on a beer barrel and died instantly. A Naples and Haanni railway incident slowed a freight train causing injuries to the engineer and fireman as cars came off the track.
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Chicago
Anderson
Walsh
North Clinton Street
Naples
Haannie
Jewelry Heist Shocks Coney Island Gambler Raid
New York on August 19 reports a burglary at Themes & Co. jewelry makers in Heckensack. Names listed include Anthony Jocal Henry Ott and Joseph Kean amid a raid on gamblers at Coney Island by Brooklyn police under G Jourdan. No new yellow fever cases in harbor since Saturday.
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Themes & Co
Sieheanes
Heckensack
Pe Bist
Anthony Jocal
Henry Ott
Joseph Kean
Rockaway
Federal Council of Internationals
Il Isles
Cali
G Jourdan
Independent Candidate Bolsters Mississippi Race
Independent candidate gains momentum in Mississippi as local race heats up with observers noting the Boll Worm issue and a clerical shooting incident affecting the campaign environment.
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Mississippi
Independent Candidate Keller Seeks Congress Seat in District
August 19 report from Col. Andrew J. Keller editor of the Avalanche proclaims himself an independent candidate for Congress in the district. The article notes his strong support for wn and mentions cotton prospects in Northern Mississ to p deadly shooting incident involving Charles Todes. A man named Dozier allegedly fired. a wrist wound occurred but a sleeve button spared death. Walker was arrested. alleged marital infidelity cited as motive.
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Mrurais
Andrew J. Keller
The
Avalanche
Congress
Missis
Charlee Todes
Walker
Train Hits Horse. Circus Injuries Reported in Ohio
At about 5 am a Sanducky Dayton and Cincinnati Railroad train near Tiffin Ohio struck a horse, derailing the engine and causing extensive circus property damage. Four circus employees were seriously hurt and one brakeman died.
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Cleveland, O
Sanducky, Dayton and Cincinnati Railroad
Tiffin
Ohio
Letters from Dr Livingstone in Tororo August 19
Fragmentary note from Tororo dated August 19 reports a letter from Dr Livingstone. The text is garbled but mentions a brother of emases and Listowell with unclear connection to ongoing reporting.
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Livingstone
Tororo
Ont
Emases
Ee Listowell
Ujiii
Camp Meeting News at Sugar Grove Camp in Ohio
Ten days into the Sugar Grove Camp meeting near Elizabethtown Ohio Dr and Mrs Palmer noted Evangelists have stirred crowds. Omer and Mrs Tousey of Indianapolis shared tales of rising from slums through marriage faith and Christian example. West Virginia's State Camp Meeting is in Moundsville led by Rev Dr Martin with twelve thousand on the grounds and thirty five ministers assisting.
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Sugar Grove
Elizabethtown
Palmer
Omer Tousey
Indianapolis
National Association
Urbana
West Virginia
Moundsville
Dr. Martin
Wheeling
Higginson Questions Gaamee Wore of Rong with Vent
Col Higginson remarks on what are called the Gaamee, noting mispronunciations and misstatements. He argues the claim they are bloodthirsty and reckless is unfounded, saying they will not strike after a distraction nor attack in small numbers, unlike the New Seager example with a cirk-knife and revolver.
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T. W. Higginson
New Seager
Unable to determine readable headline from fragment
The provided text fragment is unreadable and lacks coherent names, places, or events to summarize into a valid newspaper card.
Meeting notes on political club activities and speeches
A late 19th century gathering shows a Republican campaign committee formed with Brockman Shaw and Armand De Serissy among seven members. Speeches tout colored voters for Grant and denigrate opponents, with doctoring and club roll tallies and plans for next meetings and guest speakers.
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Liberal Trade Convention Hearings in Beckett’s Hall
The report details a Beckett's Hall Liberal gathering Saturday at 3 PM with debate over candidates, county prosecutor salaries, and alleged political maneuvers. It notes voices from Mr. Bgie, Troutman, and John W. Sobt, plus remarks on the court and party tensions amid accusations and personal jabs.
Burglar Loots Third National Bank in Baltimore
The Third National Bank on South Street was robbed last night of $100 belonging to the bank and items from depositors. Thieves cut through a wall from an adjoining store and entered a vault. twenty and twenty-five depositor boxes were robbed. Reports claim losses may reach up to half a million with bonds including $75,000 in Louisville water loan coupons stolen.
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Third National Bank
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City of Louisville
Democrats Face Bleak WV Congressional Prospects
A West Virginia letter in a Democratic organ declares no hope the party can win any Congressional District, as Republicans mobilize strongly in strong counties and push a vigorous campaign. Capt Geo D Wise, nephew of Ex-Gov Wise, is named for Congress by Democrats in the Richmond Virginia District. Treasurer Spinner, recovering at Mohawk Valley home, sends word of his improving condition.
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Times and Chronicle
Washington, D.C
West Virginia
Congress
Geo. D. Wise
Wise
Richmond
Virginia
Spinner
Mohawk Valley
New York
Baggageman killed as train jumps track near depot
Special Dispatch reports John McIntosh, a baggageman on the Louisville New Albany and Chicago Railroad, was instantly killed when the train left the rails near the depot and a car fell on him. The rest notes a large Carl Schurz demonstration with low enthusiasm and a failed cheer for Greeley. A Straight-Out Democrats district convention at Paoli on the 8th lnst is expected to draw many attendees.
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Times and Chronicle
New Albany
John McIntosh
Louisville
Greeley
Paoli
Lnst
Democratic Liberal meeting at Salem Grove fails to excite
Lipsgy notes a Saturday campaign kickoff by Democrats and few Liberal Republicans at Salem Grove near the city with Hon jamin Lefevre as chief speaker. The speech is praised as his best yet fails to spark real enthusiasm, reminiscent of old style Democratic gatherings marked by chatter and little crowd engagement. A large flouring mill at Lockington in the county was destroyed by fire Friday night, with losses around 12 000 dollars partly insured.
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Times and Chronicle
Lipsgy
Agast
Salem Grove
Jamin Lefevre
Lockington
Prize Fight Plans Quietly For Midweek Bout In West Virginia
Special dispatch reports from New York that Mace left for Philadelphia at 1 PM and a Wednesday fight is possible if Mace agrees. Backers meet in Philadelphia to select a reserve, with only about 100 spectators per side. Participants may depart Philadelphia tonight for the venue, likely in West Virginia.
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Times and Cavenicle
New York
Mace
Philadelphia
West Virginia
Phildelphia
Mes
Battle Ground
Belfast Riots Still Raging Impacts City
Dispatches from Dublin report Belfast riots continue with four killed this morning. Citizens decry weak authorities as rioters with pistols roam the streets and sections yield to attackers. A mayoral proclamation warns dispersal under severe penalties as hospital victims mount. Correspondent notes fierce fighting last night with stones falling in the streets.
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Belfast
Dublin
Outbreak threat looms as Carlists vow renewed attacks
Maparib reports a looming outbreak alleged by ex Queen Isabella sympathizers with partisans planning a new move. Officials fear movement and mobilize preparations. A telegraph from Pampeluna cites a Saturday clash between Carlists andLi as the mayor, trying to stop a breach, was struck.
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MapaRib
Isabella
Weather Outlook Across Midwest and Great Lakes
Clouds and rain linger over Lake Michigan and the Ohio Valley with southerly and westerly winds. A low pressure area moves eastward into the Mississippi Valley as fog and clear spells alternate on the lower lakes. Southwest winds prevail over the Middle States and New England with improving conditions.
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Mississippi Valley
Lake Michigan
Ohio Valley
Fenneyrenne
Lower Lakes
Middle States
New England
Board of Control handles county affairs and a tragic accident
The Hamilton County Board of Control met in the Court House room with Brannan Garton Harrison and Reemelin present. They approved several bills, debated janitor pay, and discussed gas for the Court House. A violent attack case, a fatal steer incident, and a child’s fall from a third story window were reported, plus a forthcoming Republican rally set for August 31.
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Pihe
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Lomax
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Ees
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Ampt
Riots in Belfast With Military Ordered in Ulster
London dispatches report ongoing street exchanges of fire in Belfast with rioters not yet concentrated in large numbers. Disturbances in Ulster County threaten rail service on the Belfast and Ulster Railroad as authorities call in troops to restore order. Later telegrams claim martial law may be imposed and that troops are charging rioters through Belfast’s center.
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London
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Largen
Ulster County
Ulster
Man Dies After Dream Walk On Train Near Potter’s
John King of Springfield Ohio died after walking from a sleeping car while dreaming of home. He had been returning from Boston with Whiteley’s Machine Company and was missing until the train reached Urbana. His body was found near a house about a hundred feet from the track. He leaves a wife and two children.
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Times and Chronicle
Unpana
John King
Potter's Station
Potter's
Springfield
Ohio
Whiteley’s Machine Company
Boston
Urbana
Dayton Satisfactory Ticket Mass Meeting Tonight
Dayton Ohio August 19 Republicans hold a mass meeting in front of the Court House. The ticket from the recent convention is praised as satisfactory and likely to win. General Hehlen of Kentucky is named as a prominent speaker.
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Times and Chronicle
Dayton
Generil Herlen
Kentucky
Court House
Missing Chicago widow ends in court ruling against Barnard
A 65 year old Chicago widow, recently from Europe, disappeared after leaving a friend's house in Saratoga. Foul play suspected while heat tops 100 in the shade. In Saratoga on August 9 the Court of Imss found Judge Barnard guilty, removed him, and disqualified him from office.
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Tinsen
Saratoga
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Barnard
Remot
Lochiel Disqualified in Saratoga Steeplechase Fall
In Saratoga on August 19 the first race, a steeplechase, was won by Lochiel but awarded to Tammany for not following the course. The second race was won by Frank Hamp, the third by Mary Louise, in a meet with several erratic notes and timing.
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Lochiel
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Frank Hamp
Mary I.2uise
Belta Arrives at Baltimore with Emigrants and Cargo
The North German Lloyd Line steamer Belta from Bremer arrived at the Euro Steamship Pier in Baltimore this day at P M with a cargo of assorted merchandise for Baltimore and the West. It carried twenty two cabin passengers and three hundred emigrants who departed for the West by the Baltimore and Ohio road at 9 45 P M. Also listed are ships Leones Mia Mina Live Mazeppa Vera Crees City of Paris and Liver pool.
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