NOTES AND NEWS Highlights of late events and incidents
A roundup of varied items includes Wiley the wounded fugitive from Sing Sing returning to confinement, Baron Vou Arnim at Versailles for German negotiations, a Memphis murder case and a man shot in Ash, a cabinet-maker killed by a saw accident, and a jail-bail case involving Inspector Stanton. Reports mention city accounts joint committee in New York, criminal crisis notes, Chicago and Southwestern Railroad track-laying nearing completion, and a New York Lodens voyage to St Augustine. The yellow fever outbreak underscores Charleston with conflicting official notes on its spread and city health status.
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Baron Vou Arnim
Versilles
Germany
Wynsi Gammon
Memphis
James Briggs
Briggs
Pedro G. Polaix
John Beck
Leuvenabot
Charles Barsch
Barsch & Sons
Chicago
New York
Jennie Hope
Downs
Frank Fox
Danae Genie
Chicago and Southwestern Railroad
Leavenworth
Lodens
St. Augustine
Flo
Caribbean steamship Carribean reaches Baltimore port
Special Dispatch reports the West Indies and Pacific Line steamer Carribean arriving from the West Indies at 2 o clock P M with cargo for Baltimore and the West. The ship brings cabin passengers for Liverpool, completing her voyage and landing at port.
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Times and Chronicle
Baurosons
West Indies and Pacific Line
Carribean
West Indies
Baltimore
West
Liverpool
Strikers Replaced by Belgians Arrive in Newcastle
London August 26. About two hundred German Belgian workmen arrived in Newcastle yesterday to replace miners Beust in the ministry, as the emperor's authority weakens. The audience notes an imperial meeting to be arranged, with Beast &till in power.
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London
Mewcastle
Beust
Uruguay Rebellion Crushed in Bianco Amnesty Proclaimed
From Lasom dated August 26 Reuters dispatch says the Bianco rebellion in Uruguay has been crushed and rebels routed. An amnesty has been proclaimed, signaling a swift end to the uprising and terms for former insurgents.
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Lasom
Bianco
Uruguay
Conflict Between the Police and The Third Arbitrator Selected
A clash emerges as tensions rise between police authorities and the third arbitrator chosen for the dispute. The selection sparks debate over authority and neutrality as officials seek a resolution.
Proximo State of Siege to End With Guards Disarmament
The note states that the state of siege in the departments will be lifted when the National Guards are disarmed. It presents a terse policy shift and the condition tied to ending martial measures. The line implies centralized military authority and a transition toward civilian control.
Carlist Invasion Anticipated in Spain
Mapnro August 26 An entry of the Carlists into Spain is imminent. Five heavy columns of troops are sent to the frontier. The Civil Guard has been concentrated. The Archbishop of Butold orders clergy to refuse sacraments to those married by civil law and warns of public repentance.
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Mapnro
Spain
Butold
Letter from Senor Castellar on French Affairs
Senor Castellar offers his opinion on the state of French affairs. He analyzes political tensions, diplomatic moves, and recent developments shaping the relationships between France and neighboring powers. His perspective emphasizes moderation, national interests, and the prospects for stable policy.
Agricultural Educational Convention at Cuicaso
A scientific educational convention in Cuicaso opened at 9 this morning focusing on agricultural science and industrial knowledge. The committee on permanent organization discussed plans for educational dissemination, trials of agricultural improvements, soil and manure studies, and the rapid establishment of agricultural stations nationwide to advance industrial education.
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Aews
Maltel
Avera Ee Ee
Weay
Silat
Exa
Smithsonian
Mane
Ag Sapien
Indians Report from Fort Craig and Canada Alimoza Dispatches
Dispatches from Vincent Collyer describe Apache movements near Can-Alimora and Fort Sill, with casualties and raids by Galanta’s party. Officials discuss Kiowa chiefs Kicking Bird and Pacer, and request release of Satanta and Big Tree to restore peace. San Francisco reports emphasize fragile relations and warnings amid mining threats.
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Fort Craig
New Mexico
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Canada
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Tatem
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Big Tree
Sam Francisco
Narrow Escape as Rail Cars Plunge Off Track in Sedelia
A railroad accident near Sedelia injured no one though three cars derailed after a striking rail at train time. A fireman arrived, the train was rerouted to Carondelet, and all cars were brought to the city by midnight. In Chillicothe Mo Mrs Angaline died suddenly and her stomach was sent for analysis to rule out poison amid unclear circumstances.
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Scales Saavaek
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Ce Saale
Iron Mountain
Jefferson Ee
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Carondelet
Angaline
Chillicothe
Pancey
Dockery
Butler-Hawley quarrel shows political clash in society
Fragmentary remarks describe Ben Butler and Dr. Hawley amid a dispute over word usage and propriety. The text references Hawley's election as President of the Society of the Army of the James, an office Butler aimed to secure.
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Pate
Blackguard
Hawley
Society of the Army of the James
Butler
River traffic and weather update at Lovursville
Special Dispatch notes the river falling to 4 ft 6 in at Portland bar and 26 in at French Island with several vessels arriving or departing including General Buell Junidta Ren Franklin Leonora Barksville Leclaire Umpire and Bermuda freight. Weather cloudy. business dull. mercury 80. River rise 13 inches since yesterday. minor channel depth near a few inches.
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Times and Chronicle
Lovursville
Portland Bar
French Island
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Monongahela
Allegheny
Fox
Humorous Fragments and Local Oddities Reach Back
The column collects assorted anecdotes and vignettes from Boston and beyond, noting retirees, curious exchanges, and eccentric quotes. Subjects include a female barber closing shop, a stranger demanding directions to a hotel, a Nashua resident’s blunt reply to an old lady, Brigham Young’s recollection, and various humorous school and church tales.
Unclear Planting Advice From J. G. Homer In Service
Fragmentary old article reflects on managing garden tools and weed control. Mentions saving wear of a hoe, economy of reuse, and labor considerations. Ends with an unrelated line about beer and light.
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J. G. Homer
Eight Hour Demonstration in New York
The Workingmen's Union discussed the event held August 26 with plans for a large turnout, aiming for about 30,000 participants. Democratic activity centers on a fight hour demonstration supported by Democratic clubs and unions in the city.
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New York
Workingmen’s Union
Washington Storm Alert On Atlantic Coast Update
A cyclone threatens coastal regions with shifting winds along the Atlantic. An officer reports August conditions before midnight near Lake Cite Picea and Savannah, signaling travel advisories and updated forecasts for nearby communities.
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Midnight Lake
Woman Burned to Death in Chicago Fire Tragedy
In Chicago a woman died in a fire that also claimed a child and a man named Ribekate. The blaze left the family in confusion and the three victims perished in the flames.
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Ribekateere
S. Mia
Pequot and Voorhis prizes go to first-class sloops
In yachting news the Es Brook hiya Yecht ya schooners Fleur de Lis and The Addie sweep top prizes. The Fleur de Lis wins the Pequot prize, and The Addie takes the Voorhis prize for first-class sloops while Quivive earns the second prize.
Light Brahmas the ideal farm fowl say farmers
A correspondent for the Farmer's Home Journal extols Light Brahmas after years of trials. He compares them favorably to Shorthorns for farm use, noting ease of care, good flesh, and modest feed needs. The piece highlights suitability for domestic households.
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Farmer's Home Journal
Thay
Convict Stewart Attacks Guard with Hammer at Ohio Pen
Samuel Boyle, a guard at the Ohio penitentiary, was struck by fellow inmate John Stewart in a dispute. The blow fractured Boyle’s skull and left Stewart facing serious charges and possible security concerns following the assault.
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Samuel Boyle
Ohio
John Stewart
Stewart
Boyle
Whitewash and a Turbulent Tale in a Fragile Note
Fragmented notice discusses whitewash as a wholesome sheltering practice for woodwork and barns and notes its tendency to rub off. It pivots to a street scene with a coarse street chant, then shifts to an odd tale about Miss Beaumont, Durham, and a marriage proposal amid mentions of a fortune, all in a cluttered historical column.
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Pal Ak Durham
Dr. Lace Yooh
Dayton Democratic Convention Nominates County Officials
Day ton Ohio August 26 The Democratic convention at Becker Opera House organized with James C Young as chairman. Nominations were made for Representative H Shoenfeldt Dayton J McLain Smith Miamisburg County Auditor George P Boyer Prosecuting Attorney Elihu Thompson and balloting for Commissioner was in progress at 3 o clock. Proceedings described as harmonious with full attendance.
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Times and Chronicle
Dayrton
Becker Opera House
James C. Young
William Huffman
James Kelly
A. (. Mays
W. Turner
Representaive
H. Shhoenfeldt
Miamisburg
J. McLain Smith
Dayton
George P. Boyer
Elihu Thompson
Douglass Acting Commissioner Under Tenure Act
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle from Washington dated August 26 states the Attorney General decides the suspension of Commissioner Pleasonton is temporary under the Tenure of Office Act. Douglass is thus performing the duties of commissioner and does not vacate the First Deputy position.
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Times and Chronicle
Washington
Pleasonton
Douglass
Big Premiums for Cotton at St Louis Fair
The article lists premiums for cotton at the Agricultural Mechanical Fair in St. Louis, highlighting a ten thousand dollar award. It notes attendees and addresses, with officials Gratz and Gov. Wat referenced in relation to the premiums and distribution.
Yellow Fever in Charleston Disrupts Rail Service
Wilmington August 26. The yellow fever scare in Charleston halts rail communication. The Board of Health assesses the outbreak and considers measures to resume service, noting the need to prevent further spread and protect travelers and shipments.
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Vekaape
N.C
Hleskh
New York Bank Statement Shows Weekly Figures
The bank statement for the week ending today reports figures for loans and several line items. Notable amounts include 510,251 for one category, 353,331 for another, and 44,732 for a different line item. The legible data is limited due to transcription errors and illegible sections.
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New York
Speem
Grain-Laden Steamer Aground Near Maumee River
The grain steamer Rival went ashore near the Maumee River mouth at Toledo on August 26. The vessel is damaged but will be freed.
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Toizpo
Maumee River
Calabria aa New the Europa arrival in Glasgow letter
A terse report notes Calabria aa New the Europa arriving in Glasgow amid unknown context. Details are sparse but indicate a vessel or group named Calabria arriving at the port city with connections to Biscock.
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New York
Calabria
Europa
Biscock
Glasgow
Cotton market notes in August dull with mixed activity
August 26 market report shows cotton dull and middling with prices near 9c and limited movement. Pork and whisky show small firmer tones, with white corn around 132 per unit and flour steady. Oats scarce, Canal grain activity limited, and overall market quiet.
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Treadwell
Fragments Describe Drinking Habits and Self-Control Notes
The text discusses drinking customs in various places, noting whiskey as strong, wine often diluted with water, and a general lack of excessive intoxication among some groups. It observes higher-class individuals and public settings while questioning self-control and moderation.
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America
Rani Rowt
Population figures and shifts in 19th century towns near London
Fragmentary OCR data shows population figures for 1861, 1871 and 1851, listing totals like 7 009 494, 6 188 588, and 8 251 804, with related monetary amounts and aggregate town estimates. The text references 73 989 in 1861 and 2 362 256 in 1851, noting declines and rises across years and indicating six aggregate towns near London with 2 936 in 1861.
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London
City populations exceed many nations in 1870s study
An 1870 1871 comparison shows cities like London and Allegheny City dwarfed by immense urban totals. The piece notes London larger than eleven American cities, with Manchester and Liverpool sizable in population. It highlights urban districts growing faster than rural areas, reflecting metropolitan expansion.
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Piliade
St. Low
Allegheny
London
Panaheratil
Chirtess Nesota
Nebraska
Hampshire
Rhode
Arizona
Colorado
Keauak
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Livverpoo
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Nast the Artist and His Allegorical Prints
The article discusses Nast’s satirical engravings such as The man at a plantation and The March of the Seventh at dawn. It notes their allegorical, pictorial, and poetic qualities in Harper's Weekly, praising their force and effectiveness through concise lines.
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Sherman
Mar
Mr. Nast
Harper's Weekly
Stock Sale Heads Toward Closure by Eastern Capitalists
Already 8908,080 of the stock has been sold and the books will close within a few days. Eastern Capitalists and Underwriters apply for from ee ee 8200,000 of the offering.
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Ee Ee
Mistaken Identity Leads to Goats Meat Scandal
In London at Ched dington a butcher misidentified a retriever as a lamb carcass. A man named Mr. Elliot bought the carcass, later tested the meat on his father, and revealed the goat was sold as lamb. The incident highlights a public fear of misrepresented meat and sharp deceit in a rural district.
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London News
Cheddington
Relf
Elliot
Fragmented OCR Journal Note on Early Christian Texts
A garbled excerpt discusses Jesus among manuscripts and possible orders for manuscripts. Mentions tour of Auvergne and references to Jesus of Nazareth, a tribe, and trials against a divine entity. Contains multiple unclear names and phrases, rendering precise facts difficult.
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Tour d'Auvergne
Esus
Canvictes
Piberics Auagers
Steamboat Expression Haunts Historic Excerpt
A fragment from a historical page notes the phrase her boiler as an era defining line in a steamboat passage. Researchers flag the wording as reflective of 19th century maritime speech and local lexicon.
Fragmentary Local Item at 318 West Sixth Street
Readable text shows an incomplete notice mentioning 318 West Sixth Street and various unreadable fragments. The readable fragment indicates an address and scattered names, but no clear action, date, or organization. The record remains a damaged local snippet with limited verifiable facts.
The British Ministers Send Congratulatory Note
A scrambled excerpt mentions British officials and Austengery ministers sending congratulations to the Foph with unclear grounds for the actions cited. The legible parts reference Deane and a general diplomatic gesture without specific reasons or outcomes.
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Austengery
Deane
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