Railroad venture and storms sweep across towns
The Hannah Neil Mission in Columbus plans an excursion to the Industrial Exposition on the 20th, while storms lash Lewiston Maine dropping 2.5 inches of rain in three hours. Reports of yellow fever in Charleston, a hand injury from a thrown stone on a Columbus to Delaware trip, hangings in Kentucky, and cable-laying steamers near Trinidad and Barbadoes fill a busy transit and danger-filled day.
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Madison
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Speech of Thurman Hints at California Prospects
Special Dispatch reports in Columbus on August 31 noting Senator Thurman’s views and California political prospects. A Cleveland Lock and Shield Company incorporation with 500000 capital is filed. J A Bingham returns from California after three months, claiming Republicans optimistic about winning California. Columbus streetcar plans suggest rapid construction near Agricultural College grounds. Personal letters from Jos Medill of Chicago Tribune and William Henry Smith arrive in Columbus.
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Fragmentary speech questions state and federal powers
The text discusses Ohio law, state rights, and the alleged overreach of federal power. It mentions Democrats, reserved rights of the states, and concerns about unclear language cited in the Ku Klux Act and national finances. The fragment references a president and an address focused on administration finances and the Ku Klux Act.
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Berlin Sails From Locust Point With Freight and Passengers
The North German Lloyd Line steamship Berlin departed from Locust Point Pier after 2 PM. She carried eighteen cabin passengers and thirty seven steerage passengers bound for Southampton. The ship also carried cargo including 1,238 ids of tobacco worth 31 bhds and 560 bags and boxes of assorted freight from the West.
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Berlin
Locust Point
Southampton
Dissolution Project Abandoned by French Assembly
The dissolution issue is put aside after a caucus of the extreme Left led by Gambette shows the party split. The French Assembly's dissolution matter is settled for now as delegates abandon the idea amid divisions.
The Revere Disaster Train Wreck Near Everett
A fog shrouded collision near Everett involved a Beverly Branch and a Saugus Branch train. The incident killed no one immediately but left several injured, with reports noting the remaining victims progressing favorably. The dispatch references conflicting orders and calls for clearer station notices and coordination.
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The Pope Seeks Deliverance From Prison
The Pope, addressing Papal Guards on August 30, spoke of deliverance without naming a day, signaling that liberation from captivity is not distant and that an exit from the prison is anticipated together with the guards.
Austro Prussian Conference at Gastein Confirms Policy
The Gastein conference between Austria and Prussia defined key policy principles and outline of terms for a future treaty though not the formal document. Chancellors held confidential talks to align mutual interests and plan joint action against aggressors, with Roumanian Railway issues resolved in peace efforts.
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Iowa Senator Wilson Appears in Herald Report
The Washington item notes Wilson of Iowa in an August 31 Herald interview. It mentions potential nomination by President Grant and a theme of official absence from the seat of Government. The passage references clergy and a serious injury, with speculative remarks on political outcomes.
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St. Joan Crew Arrives from Halifax Amid Press Abuse Claims
The St. Joan company from Halifax arrives here on August 31. Friends allege harassment by Halifax papers, claiming mistreatment and bias in coverage.
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The N Y Mystery Body Found In Trunk Identified
The body identified as Alice depot in Newark was linked to a Bow street residence and tied to a series of city figures. Officials weigh connections to Roeenzweig and a broader abortion case, with public outrage prompting renewed scrutiny of the authorities.
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Numerous Revolutions Foretold Amid Mexican Turmoil
From Mexico City to Oaxaca and Morelia reports warn of imminent revolutions and civil unrest. Diaz leads forces in Oaxaca as rioting kills seven Protestants in Morelia while agrarian laws spark nationwide discontent. A Liberal division sharpens the imminent struggle.
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Talk at the Capital To May Dispute and Cabinet Moves
The edition notes a capital talk to May and a special dispute with The Times and Chronicle. It lists the President and all Cabinet members except Boulwell in Washington, with the President returning to Long Branch. Secretaries Fish and Robeson plan large elegant residences in Washington. The Navy Department reports Corean battle-flags received from Admiral Rodgers. Inspectors ordered to personally inspect boilers in service over eight years for condemnation.
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Ground broken on narrow gauge rail line near St Louis
Reported yesterday a three foot gauge Carp and St Louis line began work twelve miles from Columbia Illinois with many workers. Separately D J Kenyon a Corning tailor was found dead at the St Nicholas Hotel with a bottle of Jandanum, ruled suicide by brain congestion. Also arsenic found in the stomach of Angalin of Hillhouse Missouri. Arizona news notes ongoing Indian depredations and murders. Topeka State Fair grounds prepared for the upcoming fair while Keokuk Iowa fair shows large attendance and fine displays.
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New York Abortion Case Tied to Paterson Man
In August in New York the victim's identity is now beyond question. A handkerchief marked A. A. Rowlaby was found in Rosenzweig's clothes. Judge Sutherland issued a writ of Andexs cor pis for Rosenzweig, returnable tomorrow. Frank Tripp of Paterson, New Jersey, is named as the author of the seduction leading to the deceased's death by the abortionist.
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President's Return and Cabinet Meeting Planned
The President returned this morning with a Cabinet meeting set for tomorrow. All members are expected to attend except Secretary Boutwell. He will also return to Long Branch tomorrow night.
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Boutwell
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Seduction case looms as Graff heard on preliminary day
Miss Morgan testified she lived at 181 Third Avenue and was nineteen last June. She said Graff began visits a year earlier, courted with marriage promises, and after upswings in their relationship engaged in intercourse at her home and later in his church. She described meetings, gifts, a ring, and threats of marriage by an alderman if needed. The hearing was adjourned to Thursday afternoon. The case has stirred upper ten circles. Graff Morgan dispute rumored settled.
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Java Storm Sinks British Bark Minta Off Newfoundland
New York August 31 The steamship Java from Liver August 19 collided with the British bark Minta on the night of August 84 Loss of life marred the disaster as the Minta carried Portsmouth Quebec bound crew. only one survivor reached safety by the Java’s boats. Four days later a sailor vanished overboard.
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Taylor-Winship Crew Wins Four-Oared Boat Race
The weather relaxed as six crews contested the four oared race this afternoon. Taylor-Winship English crew won by three lengths, with Prior of Halifax second and the United States crew third.
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Butler Speech in Worcester Boosts Grant Presidential Bid
In Worcester Mississippi on August 51 Ben Butler delivered a political speech praising the Massachusetts candidate and urging support for Grant's nomination for the Presidency.
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Turbulent Jamaica Report Claims Leader’s Capture
From AarInwaLL dated August 22 via Jamaica August 30, advices from Chili report religious tensions and mass excitement as Perd iteruman allegedly caused unrest. A later dispatch claims the President has been captured and shot by revolutionists amid upheaval.
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River level and weather report from Louisville August 31
Dispatch notes falling river levels with four feet at Port land Bar and twenty three inches at French Teland. Mercury reads 53 in the morning and 69 at noon. Business dull. The Enterprise sails from Portland bound for Evansville and back, and Bermuda bound for Cincinnati and back. Monongahela River shows four feet and rising while the Allegheny rises slowly.
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Market report from Oil City to Pittsburgh describes quiet crude sales
Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle notes August 31 from Pirresina with crude, balk and refined prices and sales figures, including 300 barrels at 14c and 24jc, and Pittsburgh deliveries at 460 per drice. Market remains quiet with low activity across Oil City and Parker's.
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Letter From Mrs Parton In Newport On Fragile Fashions
The New York Ledger prints a characteristic letter from Mrs James Parton, writing as Fanny Fern from Newport. She laments political debates on suffrage and criticizes laboring classes with wit while praising Newport’s beauty and natural delights. The piece notes fashion writers and urges calm over heated virtue signals in the dog days of summer.
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Inquest Verdict In Wells Aster Death Case
Boston August 31 inquest into the Wells death in the city concluded with a verdict. The proceedings focused on the manner of death and the victim’s confinement.
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Wells
Italians Plan Meeting To Abolish Agge Business
A Saturday meeting was called by Italians to discuss abolishing the agge business. The Hi Board has received Sanitary Inspector reports showing markets in the city are in a remarkably unhealthy condition.
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Hi Board
Grain markets mixed with steady flour and lower corn
In Burraro on August 31 flour remained steady while wheat was neglected and corn declined after a 13 000 bushel sale at 55 cents per bushel, some in lots. Oats offered at 3 cents with no sales. Rye zic. Freight rates unchanged. Detroit reports flour steady and wheat steady with premiums for extra at 131 to 131 etc. Corn quiet mixed around 60, oats quiet mixed around 38.
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Aid for Suffering Persians Subscriptions Opened in England
England reports promise to aid Persia as the Iron and Steel Institute of Dudley surveys blast furnace management in America. Subscriptions are opened in England to relieve Persian suffering while the Persian minister leads a committee to solicit aid for his countrymen. Garibaldi telegrams from Caprera that his health improves.
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Straw Stacks Boost Winter Feed Value for Cattle
A farmer learns straw equals vital winter feed. A well built sheltered stack keeps contents dry, reducing spoilage. Finishing with fine hay enhances preservation, and proper stacking yields better results in winter for milch and fatting cattle.
Queen Victoria Health Poorly Reported from Lobden
A Lobden correspondent says Queen Victoria's health is seriously affected by recent attacks in the House of Commons and Dublin disturbances. He notes her condition worsened during a Perth visit marked by demonstrators and public disturbances.
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Paris Assembly Left Deputies Prepare Unified Signing
Report from Paris states deputies on the left plan to sign a collective document in the assembly. The report notes anticipated broad support and a coordinated seal of approval amid rising political tensions in France.
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