Massrester Life Insurance Notice and Murder Charge
Sincere thanks for payment from Wacuzy Life Insurance and Congaxst-A Carp to policyholders. The record mentions a life insurance company letter, signatures, and a notice in Boone County Kentucky where a steamboat incident in Hamilton is linked. A defendant waived examination and is due to appear in circuit court on Monday September 9 to answer murder charges.
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Sr. Loum
Sippi Valley Lite Insurance
Th Tay
Yale
Tyos
Kate M. Phil
J. M. Parcxies
Nsea
Hamilton
Boone County
Reese
Tantestat
Newport News Dentist Da D CG Mar Opens Office
Da D. CG Mar, a dentist, announces office at the corner of York and Mayo streets in Newport Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Da_D. CG. Mar
York and
Mayo Street
Newport, Ky
Seminary Square paving proposal arouses city interest
January 19 article notes proposals to improve Bellevue street sidewalk from Seminary Square. Rev. Gro. D. Be. Monriwen, rector of St Pauls Episcopal Church, has returned to city after health restoration, and will resume ministerial duties next Sabbath with morning and evening services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seminary Square
Bellevue Street
James Thomas
Gro. D. BE. Monriwen
St.Paul's Episcopal Church
Death row inmate Bridget inner cell described awaiting execution
The New York World reports Bass Dragar, condemned for Mrs. Cannes murder in New Market, preparing for death. The piece details Bridget, held in the lower jail cell, her routine, visitors, and religious visits as she endures awaiting her fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Bass Dragar
Cannes
New Market
Joebate
Bael
Bos
Bas
Father Ro
Miss Sulliven
New Brunswick
Clarkson
Carlislle
Cloonan
Randolph
Old Kate and Local Notices Gathered From Milwan
A Milwan community piece reports a washerwoman called Old Kate afflicted by an unusual illness with no remedy. also notes a house gathering of nine sons fourteen grandsons and five daughters in law with no deaths. Additional items discuss recycled tarred rope paper, missionary departures for the Levant and Turkey, a Newark legal anecdote, forest depletion concerns, emigration controls, and crime statistics from England and Wales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mily
Perantiae
Miseioxanirs
York
C. ¥. van Dyck
Pile
Swordh
Samuel Hallock
W. Sabougi
Dr. van Dyck
Rev
J. Bliss
Mr. Bliss
American Bible Society
Levant
New York
Mr. Tracy
Marsovan
Turkey
Crawforal
Damascus
Methodist Conference Opens in Urbana with Strong Attendance
Special correspondence reports the Urbana Champlain county gathering of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Bishop T A M presides as Rev Hoyt Alexander and others visit. business proceeds rapidly with ministers admitted to Deacon's orders. Local sentiment notes friction over lotteries and amusements while the Book Concern exhibits draw interest.
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Urbana
Unasa
Champsigne
Cincinnati
Tbe Methodist Episcops Church
Bis
Ames
Bishop Ames
Calane
W . Sutherland
M. E
Hoyt
New York
Alexander
Missouri
Wnston and Reasoner
Kentucky
C. C. McCabe
Libby Prison
Ogden
Brandriff
Smith
Wesleyan
Methodist
Hitchcock
Atlantic Tunnel Undertaking: Dreams of a Submarine Rail Link
A historical note outlines a proposed tunnel under the Atlantic to join Europe and America. It discusses engineering feats, drilling methods, shields, air circulation, electric lighting, and a six day travel time once completed. The plan favors Newfoundland to Ireland as the shortest route.
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The
Church Union
Atlantic Ocean
America
Europe
Newfoundland
Ireland
Atlantic
Southern Journals on the Recent Removals
The New Orleans Crescent comments on Sherman, denouncing the partisan leanings of the general as hypocritical and alarming to most citizens who have observed related actions and public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Journals
New Orleans Crescent
Sheridan
Death of Professor Michael Faraday in the Royal Institute
A cable dispatch reports the death of Professor Michael Faraday, noted chemist and physicist. Born September 22, 17, in a smith’s parish, he rose from apprenticeship to Royal Institution tenure, helped by Sir Humphry Davy, and became a pioneering figure in chemistry and electricity. He held honors from Royal Society, Oxford, and various European academies, publishing influential works and experiments through decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Faraday
Siist
Peraday
Bae
Humphrey Pare Tee
Joyan
Royal Institution
Faraday
H. Davy
Royal Institute
Royal Society
University of Oxford
Orders for Removals From the Plains
Reported last night and in late Washington dispatches, Washington orders removals from the plains. The notice outlines government action and transfer of tribes or groups as directed by authorities, with emphasis on relocation compliance and dates.
Military Orders Transfer Sheridan to Fort Leavenworth
Washington August 29 1867 General orders authorize Major General P H Sheridan to relieve Sheridan's own command and proceed to Fort Leavenworth Kansas with his detachment. Hancock to assume command of the Department of the Missouri and Griffin to be his successor. Cocked with Fourth Major General Geo H Thomas remains in charge of the Department of the Cumberland. The Intelligencer notes no personal rift with Grant but cites legal disputes over Reconstruction acts.
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Sheridan
The
New Orleans Picayune
Grant
Thomas
General Thames
Louisiana
Poly
Wasuineton
Iay
Heapquartens of
Agxr
Apsorast Genenat
Wasnineton
Genenat Oxpers
Presse
Hancock
P. H. Sheridan
Charles Griffin
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Geral Haney
Department of Oort
Orive
Fifth Military District
Texas
Geo. H. Thomas
Department of the Cumberland
E. D. Townsen
A. A. G. Johnson
R. Dodge
Department of Agriculture
Tates
Railway earnings and a tragic suicide story
The article notes Pacific Railway earnings totaling eighty thousand and sixty five hundred dollars for government business. It mentions the Pike county bond issue of one hundred eighty thousand dollars tied to a canal plan from Hannibal to Naples on the Illinois river. It also reports Louisa Miller, a young German girl, attempted to shoot her former lover but killed herself instead.
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Tuly
Omer S. Alley
New Y
United States
Pike County
Ois
Hannibal
Naples
Hinois
Louisa Miller
Meeting Amends Resolution Amid Usual Business
A brief facilitation notes a meeting where routine business continues and a key eight resolution is discussed. The record notes recess and ongoing actions as part of standard procedures.
Great Tunnel Completed On Central Pacific Railroad
The summit tunnel along the Central Pacific Railroad is finished, measuring sixteen hundred and fifty eight lengths through solid granite. Track laying proceeds on the eastern slopes as maintenance and construction continue.
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Central Pacific Railroad
The
Chamber of Commerce
Indian Peace Mission and Western Front News
August 29 report notes Col Dasara and Ellsworth party with Sherman Commission about four hundred miles west of Fort Harker. Mentions an ape sent from Fort Hayes to chastise the lawless. cattle deaths from heat and dust. Sullivan Morgan and Sillamoné punished for Coffey ranch destruction with fifteen years in Iowa penitentiary. Buffalo herds move toward Fort Kearney as Indians pursue them. General Thomas Indian Commission passed Sioux City. all well.
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Col
Dasara
Ansas Hiver
Soin Gen. Sherman
Fort Harker
Fort Hayes
Armes
Sullivan
Morgan
Sillamoné
Coffey
Iowa
Fort Kearney
Thomas’ Indian
Barrel and slave ry fire destroys June Buckland’s property
A fire swept the barrel goods and slave ry in Fremont on August 29 at 2 P M. The building and contents were totally consumed. Loss estimated at 25 000 dollars with 6 000 dollars insured. Fire reported by witnesses in Fremont.
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Fremont
Buckland
Death of a Boston Merchant Caleb Loring
Caleb G. Loring, an esteemed Boston merchant, died today amid a long career. The news notes his prominence in local commerce and his standing in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Caleb G. Loring
Mexico News Roundup From Vera Cruz To Brownsville
Advices from Vera Cruz report Lopez alive and Marquez not yet captured. O Harran trial advances. Gen Berriozabal orders arrest of Catholic priests crossing from the American side, and to keep them under his orders. Gen Reynolds declares quarantine between Brownsville and Corpus Christi with no fever cases so far. A dinner in Mexico City honors US Minister Otterburg.
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Mexico
New York
Vera Cruz
Lopez
Marquez
O' Harran
Berriozabal
Pisano
Matamoras
Jnst
Ranchero
Reynolds
Brownsville
Corpus Christi
C É
United States
Otterburg
Death of United States Consul in Caracas Reported
News from Venezuela to the Sch inst states United States Minister Wilson died at Caracas. The revolt in Aragua is suppressed, ringleader Vicennets Brientz captured by General Salasan. Yellow fever aboard the cable steamer Narva with two deaths prompts measures to cut and sink to curb the epidemic until it abates.
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New York
Venezuela
United States
Wilson
Caraccas
Aragua
Vicennets Brientz
Salasan
Punta Rosa
Narva
Key West
Foreign News. Act to Normalize War Debris Board
A broadcast from the Board of Admiralty outlines wartime measures for active tea and bagged goods. The report notes administrative steps to regulate trade and ensure supply amid ongoing hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Admiralty
Fragmented Southern Dispatches from August Entries
Reports from Ricumoxy and nearby areas detail registration counts and political leanings, with 110000 registrations in some counties and 90000 in others. A murder of a colored man, Wm. Smith, by James Booth is reported in Wismisorox. Riot control sent troops after a patrol clash and stoning near a circus in Richmond. Executions delayed for four weeks for four black inmates. Health board notes fever deaths and variable weather. Local officials and school board meetings are mentioned with bond votes and new officers.
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Wismisorox
Wm. Smith
James Booth
Forraxis
Het Cla Board of Behool
Riots in Montreal disrupt nominations for Parliament
Across eastern Montreal crowds attacked Liberal candidate members of Parliament as they returned home with police guarding. Three men beaten and several injured. Troops and cavalry deployed later as the riot intensified near Ciath erp and Lancelot, with casualties reported as severe though no deaths yet.
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Montaxkau
Parlia- Socthdkaak
Tourists Carry Little Gold From Ireland and Britain
The article remarks that the number of Americans traveling in Europe ranges from ten thousand to perhaps twenty thousand. It notes that the amount of gold taken out by tourists is far less than commonly estimated, with travelers from Queenstown to Constantinople and Madrid to Macow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Feng
Italy Faces Deepening Financial Crisis
The article reviews eight years of Italian deficits, listing yearly figures from 1857 to 1868 and noting debts, debt service, and government guarantees to railways and industry. It argues debt obligations and guarantees absorb two thirds of the budget, leaving only a third for core government costs including army and navy.
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Italy
Halian
Isis
Tion
Mie
Kinger
Sanrony case marks changing identity of a Canadian writer
Medical notes describe how a Canadian correspondent named Sanford Conover appeared in 1965 as a New York Tribune writer. He used aliases James W. Wallace with Thibone links and sent sensational letters from rebels. His work helped expose conspiracies after Lincoln murder hints, and his public career began with a note from editor S. H. Gay sending him to Tow with Judge Holt.
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Sanrony
Conover
N. Y. Tribune
Tribune
Sanford Conover
Canada Rebels
James W. Wallace
Thibone
Olinge
T Lace
R. Lincoln
H. Gay
Holt
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Srsxere Boves
L. A. Pairr, Paorare
Joeman
Kencaety
Mursorethax Horsi
W. A. Tavasros, R
Ras
Grasom, Howes — Fi
Wasaan & Co
BS Ly Eaea
Currios Hovss
Garzisox
Pro- Prietor
Sr. Tague
Daviscos
Ecius
Covington News
Massrester
Wacuzy Life Insurance, Congaxst—A Carp
Newport News
Bridget
Joe Williams
Rountree
Newvere
Coors Rete
Eherirstate
Drs
Aloonan
Cigeaed
Brook
Milwanna
P & Issue
Stout
Nehemiah Perry
Newark
A. V. Stout
Perry
Mr. Stout
Mr. Perry
Cal
Pledabious
England
Roleum
Tee
Commissioners of Emigration
Wales
Blue Book of
Judicial Statistica
Methodist Conference
Eral Sheridan
Kena
Atlanta New Era
Johnson
Elley
Professor Michael Faraday
Daily Times
Washington
Nwe
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railway Company
Ai & He
Charleston Courier
Aea Ailesy Ga
Commissioner General of the Land Office
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Eastern Division
Compose Teres
Afc Eal Petion
Sy 'Ues el
D Thomas
Fernando Cod
Leday
Louie
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Tae Wolselin
Overland Mail
Ins
Victoria
South America
Foreign
Canada
Affairs IN
Prussia
Bismarck
Potsdam
Batcroft
Berlin
Ricumoxy
Ricumoxo
Richmond
Montreal
Port Cornovars
Sasco
Chicago
Oswego
Union Jacket
Erie
Insurance
TNA
Vine Street
Maynard French, Jr
J. B. Bennett
C. P. Buchanan
Yor
Geo
M. Clark
N. W
Sixtu & Cobingt
Thos
B. Estep
Estep & Meyer
T. & A. Pickering
Builders Hardware
Gus Fittis
Ae Kiekih
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