General Crook Forces at Eames and Mixed Crime Notes
Fragmented dispatches report General Crook organizing forces at Eames amid references to specialists and casualties including Lieutenant McKee killed at Anembers. The piece cites varied figures: $25,000 tied to David Pringle, a New York agent of Holloway's English Pill, plus Connecticut’s revenue receipts at $154,273.84 and a large fiscal-year decline of $40,266,584. Other items mention a wounding case, a ten-year prison sentence for John Gillespie in New York, and a large fire destroying telegraph lines and sheds near Cisco, with losses listed at $50,000. Additional notes refer to wheat yield outlooks in Ohio and Erie, and governor actions in Ledenas.
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Cores
David Pringle
New York
Holloway
Connecticut
U Hasan Gemhdmaemyd
Je Boghiseyh
Gal
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Blue
Cisco
Los
Shageton
Ohio Agri
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Erie
Baker
Ledians
Edward Price
Jeffersonville “Aly
Holdes
Jefferson and
Bryan
Cech
Japan Commission to Study Agricultural Development of Yeaso Island
The note and bond printing machinery models are acquired as negotiators seek grafting on Japan's stock. Commissioner Capron will lead the expedition sailing from San Francisco in August to survey Yeaso Island this fall, with plans for next spring. The group includes experts Warfield Poole Anticell and a special agent from Japan, aiming to foster future commercial ties while pursuing salaries and national service.
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Ben Tes
Japan
Ravages of smallpox cloud New York summer
New York July 1 Health Board inspectors report smallpox spreading in parts of the city during summer. Over 1000 cases uncovered. No fear of official interference cited as cause of neglect by patients. Describes prevention efforts by physicians and citizens and notes ongoing sanitation measures. Also covers riot threats, pension accounts, income collections, and public debt notes.
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New York
Health Board
Trial over Ku Klux case crowds Oxford courthouse
The July 1 sessions in Oxford center on Ku Kluxism and the hanging of Alexander Page near Aberdeen. Testimony details a body found partly buried, rope around the neck, skull fractured by an axe blow. District Attorney Wells leads the prosecution. Governor Alcorn attended with strong interest as proceedings likely extend into next week.
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Memrnn
Oxford Mississippi
Tts
Alexander Page
Aberdeen
John Wolf
Job Wal
Wolff
Wells
Cgovernor Alcorn
Bowen pardon doubt grows as DA opposes
The Times and Chronicle notes Bowen’s pardon remains doubtful as the Attorney General follows District Attorney Fisher who prosecuted Bowen and has declined to recommend clemency. In debt and revenue news, June’s public debt reduction appears substantial amid last year’s revenue drop, with customs receipts higher than expected.
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Times and Chronicle
Bowen
Ceneral
Fisher
Opponents vow to press enforcement opposition vows
An exchange shows a Reverend asking what is hoped to be accomplished by opposing the law while a man replies that the effort will be repeated. The conversation hints at CHL voters and potential retaliation if parties violate restraints. Names appear in fragmentary form.
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Germany
Teethoven
United States
Jack Brewery
Hamilton Road
Mr. Kleiner
Saeugning
Mas
Volkeblutt
Kim
K.ths
Davis Wes
T Devis
Ermans
Larsiness
Mr. Strang
Bai
Yea
Insurance Companies Seek Reinsurance Declined
Insurance firms closing unproductive business asked for reinsurance but were politely turned down under terms offered. In time the rationale will be clearer as industry standards and capital, system, and character rise to required levels without concessions.
France Election Eve Amid Army Voting Campaign
July 1 Paris reports show Imperialists active in canvassing while Gambetta is not a candidate. Ciesey issues army voting regulations. Bank of France notes bullion and treasury balance. Monarchist return expected in many departments. Long Champs review lists 160 battalions, 60 squadrons, 20 engineers, 360 artillery pieces. Orleans princes visit Thiers. Gambetta excluded from Republican candidate list.
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Dipatch
Long Champs
Orleans
Thiers
Gambetta
The Annual Appropriation Bill in Minnesota
Fragmented report notes the Minnesota city appropriation bill final passage despite opposition. It cites aldermen Camp-Otis Knickerbocker Cary and others, plus a lingering motive for two thirds vote. A local Stearns County citizen and Stearns County residents are mentioned amid debate over Indian troubles and removal plans.
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Ms Pe
Comsi
Camp—— Otis
Knickerbocker and
Cary
Sasente
Sanders
Hine Earth
Wis
McCarty
the &J. Paul Press
Stearns County
Bienes
Austin
The Jane Coombs Company Ends Its Engagement
The Jane Coombs Company concludes a two week engagement in Pittsburgh and plans a Cincinnati tour beginning July 16 followed by a Southern tour. Humboldt bust ceremonies at Allegheny Park noted with brief arrivals of notable figures including Quercal Burnside arriving yesterday en route to Cincinnati.
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Jane Coombs
Seopawil
Cincinnati
Humboldt
Allegheny Park
Modern Borgla Case Reveals Jersey Woman’s Murders
A New Haven examination follows sensational claims of a New Jersey woman suspected of poisoning her husbands and stepchildren across Derby Connecticut and Philadelphia. Officials report poison traces in all three bodies and link purchases to the alleged murderer.
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New Haven
Jersey
Derby
Connecticut
Neelewen HH. Sherman
Phinlyeen
Authority refutes memorial for removal of Gen Postmaster
In St Louis on July 1 the inquiry notes that reports from Washington claiming Col lector Ford Surveyor Fox and Marshal Newcomb prepared a memorial for the removal of the city postmaster are authoritatively contradicted. The dispatches are disputed and no memorial exists.
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Sr. Love
Ford
Surveyor Fox
Marshal Newcomb
Washington
Royal review and international notes in Buskey Park
The royal family including the Duke de Nemours and Prince Imperial attended a review of 6,000 troops in Buskey Park. Reports mention German disaffection efforts in Heligaland failing, a banquet by the Anglo American Association with notable guests, and visits between the Russian Grand Duke and Napoleon. Britain names Howard as agent to receive treaty claims in the United States. French election prospects favor Thiers and the Republic. Casualties rise from the Kids Grove explosion bringing more deaths among the wounded.
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Loxpox
Duke de Nemours
Prince Imperial
Saganta
Wm. E. Dodge
McKwaine
Henry Wilson
Hugh McCulloch
W. F. Smith
Palfrey
Hoar
W. L'sdmir
Napoleon
Howard
Washington
United States
Additional River News From Louisville Dispatches
Special dispatch notes river levels up 1 inch to 3 feet 6 inches in the canal. Weather clear, 86. Dull business. Champion adds 15 tons, furniture, 2 horses and 10 passengers, with cement from the mine. Shannon sails to New Orleans tonight with Red River freight. Falls Pilot with Leonidas freight in tow departs for New Orleans. Potomac loads next week. Port Lis Blue Wing and Kentucky River to return. Monongahela falling 25 inches. no change at Greensboro Brownsville or Oil City. Weather clear and warmer, 83. Many new parrent and freight mien built. 5 here, 7 boats and 2 barges, licenses issued.
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Times and Chronicle
Louisville
Shannon
New Orleans
Red River
Falls Pilot
Leonidas
Potomac
Port Lis
Blue Wing
Kentucky River
Julya
Monongahela
Cireensboro
Brownsville
Oil‘ City
Darins
Springfield Railroad Thieves Arrested
Springfield police report on the Boston and Albany Railroad theft ring arresting seven brakemen yesterday for pilfering, adding to a growing string of rail crimes. Investigators say the scheme spanned several months and involved multiple crewmen on the line.
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Sraixoreve
Boston and Albany
Napoleon Bonaparte Names Spark Notes in Secret Service Row
In Janesville Wisconsin yesterday, officials of the Secret Service reported new irregularities tied to the Napoleon Bonaparte case. The event centered on named parties and ongoing investigations, with officers emphasizing the need for further inquiry and public caution.
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Wis
Biases Secret Service
Napoleon Bonaparte
Fragmentary weather note on eastern and middle seating forecast
A partial, unclear weather fragment notes risk of rain and cloudiness this evening across eastern and middle sectors with threatening conditions. The text is garbled and lacks clarifying details.
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Ceat
Northern patent dominance fades after emancipation
Patent Office records show 1840 to 1860 nearly all patents for eschnlened s imple came from the North with South filings under two percent. After emancipation, Southern porters gain access to machinery, boosting agricultural innovation and lifting share of filings to about thirty percent in recent years. Cotton yields also rise under new cultivation methods.
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Patent Office
Planters Grow Thrifty Prosperous Postwar Sugary Bayou
The Louisiana Sugar Bowl quotes a planter noting postwar prairie planters have doubled industry and prosperity. Before the war they relied on a sugar season, bread from corn, and stock raising. Now they are wealthier and more intelligent, with better farms and livelihoods.
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Louisiana
Bayou
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