Various Outlines of 19th Century News Notes
A roundup of disparate items from Britain and America includes 2000 building societies in Great Britain, a new weekly paper announced on Dr Howerd, drownings in Hudson Milwaukee and Wabash rivers, Missouri legislature redistricting passage, customs losses, a Brooklyn wage dispute, Utah Sevier region tensions, Greek consul remarks, and cultural events in Philadelphia Fort Wayne and Berlin with various public notices and curios.
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Great Britain
Dr. Howerd
England
Hudson River
Missouri
Anne Dickinson
Sevier
Utah
Die Lewis
Philadelphia
Europe
Botarsi
Newark
London
Violations of the Enforcement Act Reach Newburg Scene
In Newburg a U S Marshal with soldiers confronted a scene as the Republican National Executive Committee plans to solicit campaign funds by listing office holders nationwide. In Baltimore, bricklayers suspend actions on an eight hour shift pending contract duties, citing legal risks.
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South Carolina
Newburg
Republican National Executive Committee
Baltimore
United States
Civil Service
Bricklayers’ Union
DeCoursey Brothers Commitments in False Pretenses Case
Harry Hally and Frank Davaice alias the DeCoursey Brothers were committed for trial today in default of 500 bail each on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses. Helly claims his father is a professor in a Cincinnati medical college.
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Times and Chronicle
Harry Hally
Frank Davaice
DeCoursey Brothers
Helly
Cincinnati
Action of the Geneva Tribunal Satis factions in Mexico
In Mexico a Geneva Tribunal decision on factional activities among both parties surfaces amid political tension. A separate account notes a mysterious disappearance and references the ongoing Stokes trial, linking international mediation to domestic turmoil. The report stresses political stakes and procedural outcomes.
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Geneva Tribunal
Fragmentary note on Diaz, McCann, and legal cases in early 20th century Mexico and United States
Movements and testimonies about Diaz, McCann, and Stokes unfold in a mixed report from Matamoras and Albany. References to a new 10 cent state tax and a Geneva meeting hint at broader political turmoil while courtroom actions describe a hotel incident and witness statements.
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Matamoras
Qurogs
Diaz
Salisco
Geneva
Ian Eisendam
United States
Est Indies
J McCann
Amesa
Ft. Iy
Albany
Polska
Pong
Mga
Or & One
HeCana
McCann
Stokes
Fisk
Manshe
Thomas
Hart
Tobaccs
Teterehl Revewaname
California
Connecticut
Florida
Geo
Nois
Senet
Indiana
Yona
Louisiana
Land
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Montana
Nevada
Jersey
New York
North
Ohio
Oregon
Batategg
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Decora
Memorial to Grant on Cherokee Nation sovereignty
The Ocmulgee Indian Territory memorial dated June 18 1872 appeals to President Ulysses S Grant seeking legal guarantees for the Cherokees Creeks Choctaws and Seminoles to remain on their lands. It traces treaty history and calls for secure self government education farms and religious worship for all time while lamenting displacement after the Civil War and urging protection against white encroachment.
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Chicaco
Ocmulgee
P. I
Grant
United States
Cheropone
Seeetee Wrenn
Cees Wa
Oles
Aie
Joey
United Oon
Domain
Gomseek
Banda
River News Reports Varied Water Levels and Ship Arrivals
The dispatches describe a steady river with 5 feet 2 inches in the canal at Louisville, clear weather, and dull trade. Vessels including H. B. Turner and Mary Houston arrive. boats report falling or rising water, with cargoes of produce and railroad rails moving toward Cairo and New Orleans.
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Times and Chronicle
Louisville
Turner
New Orleans
Cincinnati
Ten
Mary Houston
Iron Mountains
Naw Aubanry, Inc
Bodmann
Charmer
Nashville
Ace
Memonis
Texx
Julia
Belle Vernon
Vicksburg
Cairo
Orleans
Arkansas Central Railroad
Arkansas
Little
Evan
Indiana
Arkansas Belle
Arkansas River
Davenport
Mary Ouston
The 684 Lions of Alaska Sea Lions on St Paul Island
Capt Bryang notes sea lions visiting St Paul Island to rear pups. Males reach thirteen feet and up to eighteen hundred pounds. They skin for commerce, skins used in boats. rookeries on upland. natives drive them eleven miles to drying frames. Birds? no. The article details hunting methods, drying processes, and the animals’ rugged land and water movement.
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Bryang
Museum of Comparative Zoology
Harvard College
St. Paul Island
Aleutian Islands
Coas
Sitka
Terra Firma
Tor Toon
Meny
A Traveler's Tale of Smuggled Goods and Loyal Dogs
A narrator journeys with a companion from France and observes a border dog used to smuggle watches hidden in a saddle. The dog endures days restricted, then is released to return home. A customs officer, brutal in force, trains the dog to fear strangers who offer items, making the dog a vigilant port of call for illicit goods.
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Afance
Biss
Timon Somone
Murder trial verdict and boy’s fatal injury in Lebanon
In Lebanon a jury finds murder in the second degree for the Clem case, with executive clemency recommended. A prior Supreme Court appeal overturned the earlier verdict. A 6 year old boy, Shea, was fatally injured when a brick struck by 13 year old Wittimore caused skull fractures.
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the Times and Chronisie
Inpiaanapolis
Isp
Lebanon
Supreme Court
Shea
Wittimore
British press hails Geneva Tribunal ruling on indirect claims
London reports editorial reactions to the Geneva Tribunal of Arbitration decision. The Times lauds the outcome as eminently satisfactory to Englishmen and seeks gratitude to the arbitrators for aiding both nations. The News credits British diplomacy and Charles Francis Adams for restraint and peaceful resolution. Other papers echo the praise.
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London
Earl Ianville
Gladstone
Geneva Tribunal of Arbitration
Times
England
America
Charles Francis Adams
Schenck
The Stokes Trial in New York
The trial recounts Stokes at a hotel with a pistol raised, shots fired, and witnesses John P. Redmond and Richard Wandell describing Stokes entering the hotel and confronting Fisk near the ladies entrance. Wandell testifies he saw Stokes pursuing Fisk, while Fisk was identified as the shooter by another witness. Cross-examination yielded no new details.
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Mankato
Minnesota
Stokes
Frank Miller
Terre Haute
Omaha
Nebraska
Boston
New York
John P. Redmond
Fick
Waali
Fisk
Peiped
Toe Toe
Richard Wandell
Ladi
Broadway
Jane
Frank Housman
Young
Cours
John Avery
Eric
Hackensack
N. J
Tie
Waldo County Bolts From Fifth District GOP Convention
The Waldo County delegation withdrew from the Fifth District Republican Convention after bolting, then balloting continued. Eugene Hale was renominated for Congress. The opposition Republican Convention will meet in Belfast on July 16 to nominate a separate ticket.
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Bancor
Pte
Fifth District
Republican
Waldo County
Eugene Hale
Belfast
Shipping News Fragment From Old Port Memoir
A fragmentary 19th century notice lists vessels and their routes with times, including arrivals and departures from Evaveville Idlewild St Louis and New Orleans. The weather note states clear and warm conditions.
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Oe III
Idlewild
Evaveville
Collier
Filiabues Louis
John T. Moore
Louis
Hermes
St Louis
Evansville
Erik Memphis
Ricki Gea Deer
Mary Day
Lule
New Orleans
Thief Steals From Boarders At Hummel House
Detective Frank Mitch ell recovered a summer clothes suit stolen from T Wanker and an overcoat belonging to F Miller, both boarders at Hummel House. The items were taken after a sneaky break in last Sunday night.
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Frank Mitchell
T. Wanker
F. Miller
Hummel House
Explorations of Earths Hidden Ocean Floors and Wood Use
The article argues deep ocean bottoms host life and shells on mountains mark Earths revolutions. It warns forests shrink as modern progress wastes timber, urging saving sawdust for planks and furniture. It adds a playful note on baldness and hair growth, recommending ventilation and air flow in hats.
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Andes
Mount
Lebanon
India
Bald I
Rew Three Family Members Declared Insane In New York
From the Troy Times comes a tale of Patrick Craven and his siblings confined at Pym Asylum. Their strict Catholic upbringing, fear of heretics, and a mason’s hidden link sparked delusions. The sister died mentally drained after two weeks at the bedside. The family’s breakdown ended when all three were deemed insane, leaving a sobering note from the asylum doctor that recovery remains possible.
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Troy
N. Y
Geo. McKeeney
Patrick Craven
Pym
Asyl
Father Craven
Msesonic Order
Sestena
McKeon
Servant Movement in Dundee Faces Setback and Fallout
A London Times June 11 commentary on the Dundee domestic servant movement reports near collapse after a meeting where rules were not enacted and the Dundee and District Domestic Servants Protection Association faces limited support. Critics accuse the Trades Council of misrule, while workers weigh information over joining. washers and cooks are cited as pivotal, with potential late action looming.
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London Times
Dundee
Dufidee Trades Council
Teides Council
Appea
Duncee
Tredes Council
Arts
Dandee and
Ict Domestic Servants’ Protection Association
Ent
Sup T
Komserpies
V. V. Post
Potato Cultivation Tips From Historic Guide
A fragment outlines secrets of potato success including soil preparation hoeing after rain and weed control. It contrasts flat culture and two kill methods, noting two settings yield many small potatoes and that clay soils with old-fashioned methods best ensure good returns.
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