Sepparation of the military and raids on Sioux bands
Reports describe troops ordered away from Red Cloud conflict and bands preparing for war. Gangs steal stock to fund operations, while fires, floods, and riots punctuate the era. Victims include Walter A. Pryor of the Ninety-second Regiment and others amid chaos. Authorities pursue gang members as accidents, shootings, and courtroom actions unfold.
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Hamilton College
Utica
N. Y
D. C
Wm. Delos
Central Park
New York
Mers
Akron
Bellevue
Kansas
Walter A. Pryor
Ninety-second Regiment
Calvary Church
Ble
Bars
Fry
County
Mauch Chunk
Lehigh
Loveridge
Incorporations and railroad plans in midwestern projection
The article notes ongoing incorporations led by Napoleon Silver Co and a push by the Democratic State Executive Committee to mobilize legislative support. It also reports a projected railroad from Portsmouth to Toledo with discussions between project directors and Circleville delegates to finalize a plan for completing the line and securing cheaper labor and better connections than Pittsburgh or Zanesville.
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Times and Chronicle
Napoleon Silver Cor
Legislaeee
Portamouth
Toledo
Reed
Circleville
Burglary at W A Brand Residence in Annana
Special Dispatch reports that night burglars entered the editor W A Brand's home and stole about 300 dollars in jewelry including Mrs Brand's gold watch and chain. Mrs Brand, awake in a room opposite, saw a young man with a revolver. robes belonging to the clergyman were also stolen and later found in the yard of A Patrick, whose house suffered minor losses.
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Times and Chronicle
Annana
W. A. Brand
Citizen and Gazette
A. Patrick
Crtcano
Whee
Ford
Layton
Abpotha Ag
Swale
Bane
Soneed
Colorado
Douglas Oy
Miles Mau
Abe
Gideon
Lastauldin
Mauldin
Vest
Goa
Lous
Anh
John Sage
Williamson
Windsor
Williamson Brand
Bald
Eureka
Kaneas
Herald
Wilson County
Stocks Swings Amid Bulls and Bears In Market Rumors
Disjointed market notes describe shares moving between bull and bear sectors. Mentions Northwest and Lake Shore as points of reference with mixed trading and speculation surrounding a forthcoming measure. The fragmented text implies volatility and uncertainty in stock activity and investor sentiment.
Flood and Storm Hurts Labrador Expedition
A rescue tale from New York July 21 recounts a hurricane that cut off explorers led by William Logen after they departed St. John’s on the 12th. The party faced peril on their route as a severe storm damaged their path and forced a difficult travel advance.
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New York
Passon
William Logen
St. John’s
Government loan debate and projected revenue loss claims
The text argues that the loan would yield seventy thousand dollars annually for nine years, and contends that claims the government would incur a loss are inconsistent and erroneous. The passage defends the loan as financially sound and rebuts opposition forecasts.
Canada railroads on narrow gauge Car visit planned
Fragmentary report from Canada notes July 20 as a date for a government visit related to railroads and management. The text mentions Toronto and a manager, with references to a narrow gauge car and possible direct ore context.
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Carl Railroads
Ada
Toronto
Fovieliearcs
Death of the Purchase System Ends Tory Resistance
In Loxwom on July 20, Mr Gladstone announced the queen canceled the royal warrant legalizing army commissions purchases. Lords had failed to sustain abolition, ministry action deemed bold. The scene amid anger and uncertainty showed Tories confounded as public expects far-reaching democratic consequences.
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Loxwom
House of Commons
Gladstone
House of Lords
Yelief
Earl Granville
Rioters Attack German House in Erie Incident
Report of violent clashes in Erie where Irish mobs attacked a German residence. Gunfire erupted as Layton fired a revolver, causing injuries and prompting arrests. Other items include local notices, a scandalous letter case, and scattered crime notes from Colorado and nearby towns.
Starvation Among the Pi Utes Reported
July 21 dispatch from Wasurmetox notes a War Department report citing Indian reports that Agent promises fail and Indians hunt for roots to survive. Chiefs appear reluctant to return a stolen rifle, with one leader absent and the tribe’s conditions described as an eye sore to General Orders in forwarding this communication.
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Bidwell
Bernard
Pang Hgomar
Warner
Ord
Villainy in City as Italian Thief Strives
A garbled report describes a poor Italian named Iardella in Ney who has faced theft for seven days. Police and city keepers monitor the houses as suspicion falls on this individual amid tense local crime reports.
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Iardella
Ney
Case details reveal insolvency and audit notes in St Louis court
Testimony from July in St Louis shows an A and Chee Commercial Agency case before the Circuit Court. Witnesses testified to the solvency of Mr Mellier, noting a kept book recording all unfavorable entries accessible to everyone in the office.
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St. Loum
A. _ et Chee manager
Circuit Court
Eton
Mellier
Rockford Central Railroad to Form New St Andrail Commence
The Rockford Directors announce consolidation plans with the Erie and Iron companies to form a new railroad entity. The merged line will be named the St Andrail and will assume operations under a single corporate banner.
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Cuttsco
Rockford
Purchase system abolition shocks army commissions
London scene reports the Queen's warrant abolishing the purchase of army commissions. The Times Post and Standard condemn the move as unconstitutional while the Daily News and Telegraph back the Ministry. Napoleon visits Woolwich Arsenal. Grand Dukes Constantine Nichola and Michael are expected to London. Cardwell lays warrant in Commons. A European powers conference may set uniform import duties.
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Royal Warldict
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Daily News and Telegraph
Napoleon
Woolwich Arsenal
Constantine, Nichola
Michael
Czar of
Rusia
England
House of Commons
Cardwell
Munich city elections heat up as polls near
France reports rising excitement over Munich pal elections to be held next week. Monde calls for government support of the Pope. Prussian troops ordered to evacuate Amiens Rouen and the Somme Eure Paris regions. Bank of France bullion up 11 400 000 francs since last week.
Executed Regardless of Orders in Cuba Ambiguity
A Cuba mail report states that Cavalha was shot on the 17th instead of the first of July after Madrid ordered his pardon and return to this country.
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New York
Cuba
Ien
River News Update From Louisville Dispatch June 21
Special dispatch notes a stationary river at 4 feet 6 inches in the canal and 31 inches on the Monongahela. Dredging at Glam House finished. water depth 4 to 5 feet. Vessels Mary Miller Ada Heilman Dove Camelia Texas Monongahela Billy Parsons Cora Bell referenced with arrivals, departures, and a 7,000 dollar pleasure boat under construction. Weather cool and cloudy. thermometer 67.
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Times and Chronicle
Louisville
Mary Miller
New Orleans
Ada Heilman
Cairo
Dove
Kentucky River
Texas
Madison
Monongahela
Cora Bell
Formation of a New Ministry in Spain
Marshal Serrano has been tasked by the King to form a new Spanish Ministry and has already named ministers for Justice Gomez Foreign Affairs Candan Marine Admiral Finance. The Cortes adjourned tumultuously amid minority protests.
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Manip
Marshal Serrano
Justice
Gomez
Candan
Finance
Disease Ravages Persia in Dispatches from Loxvox
Slarmac afflictions and peril unfold in Persia as reports detail the spread and impact of illness. Dispatches describe widespread suffering, with authorities urging care and relief efforts amid harsh conditions.
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Loxvox
Persia
Drainage of the Soil and Irrigation Comparisons
The article argues that drainage improves soil health, warms the soil, and stabilizes moist conditions, offering lasting benefits with little ongoing effort. It claims irrigation lengthens labor season but drainage provides permanency and superior results, especially in dry years, by supplying roots and improving soil structure.
Fragmentary Transcripts of Medical Advice and Political Views
The text records partial quotes on medical treatment by Dr A N Braman from Brockport New York and a Milwaukee Sentinel remark praising a Republican ticket. It also includes a brief scene where a young woman responds to a question about her name with a self-referential remark.
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Wisconsin
The
Milwaukee Sentinel
Ren. Grant
Origin of the dollar mark and Pillars of Hercules tale
The New York Journal of Commerce explains the dollar sign’s roots linked to the Spanish pillar dollar and its two Pillars of Hercules reverse design bound by a scroll. It notes later writers’ variants, including how the symbol mirrored weight units and older coinage practices.
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The
New York Journal of Commerce
Bohemia
Mace Seeks Coburn Meeting Aboard Steamer Merrimac
A report indicates Mace requests Coburn meet Monday aboard the steamer Merrimac en route to Europe. If Coburn refuses to arrange contact, Mace plans to shift focus to O'Bali. The article notes other ships Cambria and Scotia and the port of departure.
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Merrimac
Cambria
Scotia
Europe
Jem Era Og Saat
Sport
Ers
Coburn
Mace
O'Bali
Beecher's Duty Discussed in Sermons and Liberty
The piece critiques Beecher and the duty of society to uphold liberty amid upheaval. It argues the question is not about personal promises but living principles. It references a public march through New York and calls for continued firmness in defending freedom.
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Ward Beecher
Teuton
York
Boze
Ireland
Washington. Onee July 21 A Beott to commence operations
A. Beott of the Pennsylvania Company is set to commence active operation on July 21. The announcement notes the company’s plan and expected start date, signaling a new phase in its activities. The details specify involvement by the Pennsylvania Company and timing for initiating operations.
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A. Beott
Pennsylvania Company
Two Young Men Seek Pulpit in Quebec City News
From Quebec the report notes two young men recently arrived from Home seeking to preach in the city. They presented letters from church members and preached to a cautious, curious audience in market-area rooms. The congregation fled in fear as cries for help rang out during the service. One man in their party remains under restraint for intoxication.
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Quebec
Weather Outlook For Lakes And Atlantic Coasts
Weather summary reports clear skies and lower temperatures for Friday over the lakes area with lingering cloudiness in Ohio and Indiana. Pleasant conditions expected along the Atlantic coast as a rising barometer suggests improving weather.
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Orr Daar
Wasninotos
Ohio
Indiana
Lakes
Spread of the Horse Disease in Mt City
Port Lane Mt July 21 horse disease has appeared in this city with reports of livestock illness spreading across streets and stables. Local veterinarians advise vigilance and precautionary measures for horse owners amid the outbreak.
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Port Lane
Markets by Telegraph Willy N Y Flour and Wheat Prices
Markets by Telegraph report dull and heavy trading across grain markets. No. 2 Western wheat at 110 per bush, 16 000 bush No 2 Western corn sold 58c, another 16 000 bush at 57c. Freight conditions show higher quotes for wheat with various old and new extras listed. Oats around 59 to 60c, corn 60 to 6?c, flour prices softened slightly with red and amber varieties cited.
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Mucwauxest
Burrazo
N. Y
Derzorr
Amber
Michigan
C. Toke Helighin
Conservative State Committee Sets August 30 Party Reorganization
The Conservative State Executive Committee in Virginia votes to hold a convention on August 30 for the party’s reorganization and renewal efforts.
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Virginia
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