Rapid Improvement in New York Horse Distemper
A multi city update reports rapid changes in horse distemper impact. New York City sees ninety two deaths and fewer street horses as lines thin and cars halt. by November 2 reports say abating, with stables improving and most lines likely to stop Sunday for rest. Baltimore Philadelphia and Chicago areas note spread, with major lines withdrawing cars and some streets empty. Weather turns cold and damp, contributing to prudential horse withdrawal.
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Madison Street
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New York
Brooklyn
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N. Y
Batimore
Sty
Philapelrnia
Second
Third Street Railroad Company
Carcado
Philadelphia
Chestnut Street
Chicago
Republican Push for Full Vote in New York State
The Republican State Committee reports New Yorkers are urged to vote next Tuesday. A New York Times private letter says the committee is confident Grant will win New York, possibly by a large margin. Democrats plan to place electors on Grant and Wilson tickets and to mix in names from Indian Home of Ottawa County with $25,000.
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New York
Greekecystes
Times and Chronicle
Col Rmus
L. L. Crounse
New York Times
New York State
Republican Committee
Grant
Greeley
Wilson
Idian
Ottawa County
Confederate Fizzle Reported in Fort Wayne Dispatch
Fort Wayne dispatch reports the campaign faltered as Chairman announced that Hon. George W. Julian had failed to energize supporters last night, marking a setback for the Fizzle campaign in Indiana.
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Times and Chronicle
Fort Warxs
George W. Julian
Exposed Polar Seas Opened by Norse Explorer
Reports from Gotha state Captain Johnson in reexploration reached August last found the sea free of ice to the northeast of Spitsbergen with strong currents keeping higher polar seas open. Captain Johnson reached nearly 80 degrees latitude and Dr. Peterman plans to publish his discoveries.
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Polar Sea
New York
Gotha
Nils
Johnson
Spitebergen
Peterman
Captain Johnson
Gladstone Eyes Loan to Pay Geneva Award Costs
London report notes Gladstone delays raising the Geneva award money and favors funding via a loan. Bond issuance likely for part of the 15 million dollars to extend payment over a long period.
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England
New York
London
Gladstone
Accident Near Monmouth Injures No One
A New Jersey rail accident report cites carelessness as the cause with signals missed by an engineer. The crash mangled trains but no crew or passengers were seriously harmed, though suffering was noted.
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Giere
Meonmouth
New York
Macneath
Pfa
Washington. Gone Home to Vote Information from Germany
Washington reports most Cabinet officers will cast votes in five states, with several remaining in state. Williams will not return to Oregon to vote. The State Department denies German government orders to curb emigration. A new 10 percent discriminating duty on French imports is to be collected from Oct 30. Wisconsin seeks injunction in Supreme Court to block Duluth dyke across Bay Superior affecting navigation.
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Run
Post- Washington
New Jersey
Seers Deere
Massachusetts
Theeneral Williams
Oregon
United States
France
Switzerland
Havre
Wisconsin
Rovert
Enoch Toten
Supreme Court of the
Duluth
The
Northern Railway Company
Bay Superior
Reper City
St. Louis
Denationalization under Louis XIV in Alsace and Lorraine
A Pall Mall Gazette summary recalls Louis XIV's 1680s policy in Alsace and Lorraine to suppress Germanic identity. Protestant worship was banned, clergy replaced, French names imposed, and dress and taxes coerced. Officials with German sympathies were removed, nobles conscripted, and treasures relocated to Paris.
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Iate
Meysenheim
Casey
Alsace
Frankfort
Sieubuurg
Palatinate
Lorraine
Nancy
Paris
Diverse Religious News Across Americas Europe and California
A mass of religious notes covers church funding in New York and London, temperance efforts in England and Texas, missionary finances, conversions to Rome, Protestant staunching, and debates on universal salvation. It cites Episcopal and Presbyterian milestones, Catholic temperance growth, and newspaper debates on church discipline and preaching.
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Manning
London
Lowon
Swindling Verdicts Bishop Election and Trade Lines
In New York a jury discussion over a swindling case ended with seven voting for conviction and five for acquittal on a technical verdict of willful neglect. A bishop was elected by the Protestant Board of Bishops, with Wm H Hare named for the Missionary Committee. The Union Telegraph Company sought to lay new lines, arguing current rules violate patents, while comments from Archibald and the British Consul highlighted growing trade links and New York’s role as a potential world commercial hub.
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Wm. Mayfield
Board of Bishops
Wm. H. Hare
Missionary Committeen
Union Telegraph ‘Company
Philadelphia
Ter
Baxteete
Alaska
San Francisco
London
Archibald
New York
Fifty Houses Burned in One Village in Cuba
Havana reports an insurrectionary attack on the village of Juisa near epee. Advices say about one fifth of Spaniards captured amid the chaos as fifty houses burned in the village during the assault.
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Havana
Juisa
Epee
Parcel arrivals and weather report from Catno Illinois
Special dispatch notes arrivals in St. Louis and nearby towns with times from 5 to 11 A. M. and several ships or carriers listed. Weather is described as clear and cool with regional references to New Orleans and Colorado ports.
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John F. Tolle
New Orleans
Cb & Foot
J. W. Milla
Shotwen's
St. St Louis
Liberty
St. Louis
St. Luke
Spee
F. Tolle
J. W. Mi H
Disorderly 19th Century Dispatches From Distraught Newsroom
Fragmented sentences report evacuations from Epernay France. Political shifts in France and Missouri debate. A steamboat pilot commits suicide in Pittsburgh. Thiers controversy and wartime ministries surface. A funeral for Mrs. Greeley is noted with Dr Chapin addressing virtues under suffering. Remains laid to Greenwood Cemetery.
Paris batteries recall a century of royal events
In Paris before the Hotel des Invalides a series of guns named the batteries reflects milestones from 1755 to 1839. Highlights include the Bastille’s destruction back 1789, Napoleon’s era entries and exiles, the birth of the King of Rome in 1811, Louis XVIII’s 1814 and 1815 returns, and subsequent royal births and marriages through the early 19th century.
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New York Post
Hotel Des Invalides
Paris
the Invalides
Maria Teches
Napoleon
Rome
Louis XVIII
Elba
Duke of
Bordeaux
Count de Chambord
Charles X
Orleans
Louis Ppe
Count de Paris
Niii
Prince I
Irish Catholic Vote Warns Against Proslavery Appeal
A New York Tribone piece argues Irish Catholic voters in America are easily swayed by church influence and slavery era rhetoric. It warns against appeals to sectarian loyalties and urges Christians to resist pro slavery messaging to Irish born Americans and their descendants.
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New York
Tribone
Wineépaian
Sue Gines
Eco
Republic
Ireland
Daniel O'Connell
Charleston
8. C
Election Pool Selling in New York at Johnson’s Saloon
Report of betting pools on mayoral and state elections at Johnson’s saloon corner Broadway and Twenty-eighth. Pools included Havemeyer and Lawrence for mayor with $100 bets, others at $50 and $10, sums traded were volatile. O’Brien and Lawrence faced shifts in favor, with statewide race leaning toward Ocean candidates and Greeley stock remaining quiet.
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Broadway
Giewss Havemeyer
Brien
Lawrence
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Wrence
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Peesieter
Grant
Oea Fernando
O'Brien
Ocean
Greeley
Striking fireball sighted near Huntsville area
Citizens 12 miles south of Huntsville report a remarkable object racing through the sky with a whirring hiss and sparks, measuring up to ten feet long and four to six feet in diameter, followed by a quake of an explosion heard fifteen miles away. Witnesses include Smith, Qualls, S. P. Smith, and Mr. Tassey.
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Ark
Huntsville
Madison County
Alain
Smith
Qualls
P. Smith
Mr. Tassey
J Rooke Backing Steel Grey in Trotting Challenge
The Sporting Life reports J Rooke backing Steel Grey in a cross‑country trotting match near Manchester. A £100 or £200 stake is on offer for a one mile heat series, or Steel Grey may meet any horse in the world at three miles in a two out of three series for the stake. The event is to be held at the Royal Exchange, with Lascenetive Inn, Oldham Road, Manchester listed as a contact and the Sporting Life providing coverage and a referee.
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Sporting Life of
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J. Rooke
Stevenson
Steel Grey
Sporting Life
Rooke
Lascenetive Inn
Oldham
Road
Manchester
Active Lewiston woman makes five mile Sunday church walks
An agile elderly woman now in Lewiston Maine has traveled across much of the United States in the past two years. She walks five miles to church each Sunday and enjoys other feats of agility common to active elders.
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Lewiston
United States
Sixty five new colors in dress material announced
The notice informs readers that sixty five new colors in dress material have been introduced for feminine apparel.
Republican Grand Rally Aims for Strong City Vote
Gov Noyes to-night addresses Republican mass meeting before the Court House in Dayton Ohio as the last rally before election. The GOP district shows confidence in a large turnout while Democrats and Liberals feel no hope. Warren Munger nominated by acclimation for City Solicitor. October whisky receipts in the Third District total 113537 99 and tobacco 14641 85.
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Timesiad Chronicle
Dayton
Gov. Noyes
Warren Munger
Munger
Principal Associa meeting discusses public schools reform
The monthly Principals Association meeting in the Normal Hall of the Eighth District addressed a resolution criticizing poor instruction and character in schools. Messrs P e aslee and Semda supported the affirmative, with Carnahan Mickelborough and Clerke opposing. Music and an original poem by S. M. DeBeck followed.
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Po'cdack
Peaslee
Semda
Carnahan
Mickelborough
Clerke
Train Crash Near Owen Sound Kills Three More
A Toronto and Bruce Railway special reports a derailment near Owen Sound that killed G. Davidson and Ixaih and James Sherman and seriously wounded four others.
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New York
Toronto and Bruce
Owen Sound
G. Davidson
Ixaih
James Sherman
Coal loaded in pools mirrors rise in production
Dispatch to the Times notes a November 2 report of coal in boats and barges across pools two three and four sufficient for another large run. The miners strike shows little progress with only four of about twenty nine in Pool 2 stopping operations. Affected area faces horse disease rise, and rain began around two PM.
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Times and Chronicle Pottery
Prominent Irish MP Maguire Dies in Cork
In Cork City, John Francis Maguire, a noted Irish member of Parliament and proprietor of the Cork Examiner, died last night at his residence aged 71. In London four days of rain disrupted life, and England’s municipal elections yielded strong Conservative gains linked to the Licensing Act.
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Nifi
Rantry
Ireland
Beteral
Charles Francis Adams
Elliott C. Cowdin
Russia
John Francis Maguire
Cork City
Erdit
Cork
London
England
John E. Owens
Mr. Owens
Solon
Hawley
Vine Street
Attack on Revenue Officers in Besseges Commentary
About one hundred fifty persons attacked the Octroi Station in Besseges, Gard, wounding several gens d armes who responded with gunfire. Several assailants were killed or wounded. Troops were sent to quell turmoil amid voter frustration with the new ballot act and slow polling.
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Paris
Revenue
Octroi
Besseges
Department Garde
Refusal to Grant an Injunction Over City Sewer Plan
Superior Court under Judge Hagans refuses to issue an injunction blocking the city sewer plan. Plaintiffs allege danger to a four story building and private sewer work. the court accepts the plan as reasonable and within discretionary authority, denying the motion and allowing continued progress with future motions possible.
The Epizootic Hits Cities On Horses Shortage
Philadelphia reports rapid horse disease draining streets and delaying transit and deliveries. Chicago notes growing horse absence hindering freight, with firms seeking oxen and potential mule use, while flour trading stalls due to movement problems.
Ouster Judgment Involves State Voting Rights In Ohio Rail Case
Hamilton District Court considers whether the Cincinnati Montgomery Hopkinsville Rochester and Clarksville Steuben turnpike directors hold office under state stock voting rights. The State’s voting stock, held by the Governor, was challenged, with the court ruling that relators are entitled to vote their shares and that an election was not properly conducted. Judge Murdock announcements, and arguments by Jimige Hoadly and R. T. Durrell for relators, Vogeler & Sater for the defense.
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John Harper
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Montgomery
Hopkinsville
Rochester
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Leseeneret
Inteni
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Murdock
Jimige Hoadly
R. T. Durrell
Vogeler & Sater
Demurle
Horse disease improves in Boston amid mild weather
Boston reports improved horse disease conditions as clear weather returns and streets regain busier scenes. Washington notes the disease remains widespread with no deaths yet, while Jersey City shows a favorable change. Ferries and steam neighborhoods bustle as teams crowd the streets.
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Washington
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Washington, D. C
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River levels rise across rivers in Ohio and Kentucky
Special dispatches report Monongahela rising with multiple crests at Oil City and Greensburg, while Brownsville shows static level. Vessels move toward Cincinnati via Wheeling to aid tug operations. The R. R. Hudson repaired. Arlington and Juniata expected. Weather cloudy with mild wind. new Albany river rise noted and Louisville reports faster river ascent.
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Greensboro
Brownsville
Abe McDonald
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Cinemen
R. R. Hudson
Manchester
Arlington
Juniata
Rover
Southfield Street
Mr. Brown
Sampson
Parkersburg
New Albany
Emrer
Palestine
Jim Watson
Dan
Rice
A Temperance Straw Shows Prohibition Support
A temperance enthusiast riding the train between Franklin and Middletown noted sober passengers and conducted an informal poll. The results: Grant 24 votes, Greeley 0, Bhick and Russell 7 for Prohibition candidates, suggesting temperance voters could influence the Republican ticket but not elect their own candidates.
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Work-House Sentences Passed In Police Court
Judge Straub sentenced Mary Farrell to three months for drunkenness Elen Knapp to ten days for drunkenness and James Kensellar and Pat Fogarty to thirty days each for disorderly conduct.
Patent infringement suit filed in federal court
Edward 8. and Joseph Torrey of New York filed a bill in chancery in the United States Court seeking an injunction against A. Caldwell of this city. The action alleges infringement of a patent on Weathershripa chimed by plaintiffs.
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Edward
Joseph Torrey
New York
United States Court
A. Caldwell
Local Police Report Twenty Four Hour Arrests
During the twenty four hours ending at 6 o clock this morning the police booked sixteen arrests for various offenses including exposing unsound poultry for sale one case abusing family one petit larceny one careless driving one drunkenness four disorderly conduct three assault and battery two incorrigibility one.
Vic Woodhull Arrested for Libel and Obscenity
Vic Woodhull and her associate were arrested on gross libel and obscene publication charges. Warrants also target their business partner on related counts as U S Marshals pursue mail publication offences. They were denied bail and remanded to Ludlow Street Jail after initial appearance before the United States Commissioner.
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Vic
Tennre
Ludkow Street
New York
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A. M. Chaltes
Claflin
U. S
Anere
United States
Ludlow
High Street
Verdict on the Seabrook Disaster Exonerates Radroid
The New Hampshire coroner's jury clears the radroid of blame in the Seabrook disaster and returns a verdict that the switch was altered by unknown persons, causing the accident.
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Seabrook
Portsmedta, N. H
River Port Schedule Transports Passengers Amid Clear Weather
Evansville on November 2 lists multiple passenger departures and returns including B. H. Hurt to Grand View, John Lumsden Cairo to Louisville, Frank P. Gracey Cairo, Florence Lee Paducah, Ellin Heehes Owensboro, Fayette Henderson, Charmer Cincinnati, Burksville from Cairo with noon departures. Weather is clear, mercury 56 at noon, river falling 3/4 inch and business remains active as the Arkansas Belle sails Monday.
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Grand View
John Lumsden
Cairo
Louisville
Frank P. Gracey
Florence Lee
Paducah
Ellin Heehes
Owensboro
Fayette
Henderson
Charmer
Cincinnati
Burksville
Monaye
Arrival of steamship St. David at port
The steamship St. David has arrived out on November 2 bringing marine loxpox reports and signaling activity at the harbor.
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Marine Loxpox
St. David
Markets See Mixed Trade Across Grains and Provisions
November trading shows flour steady and wheat unsettled in diverse markets. No. 2 red winter bids around 1.61, with Michigan white and amber ranges noted. oats dull, corn firm, and hogs receipts around 9,000 with softer prices. New York and Toledo readings reflect steady flour, quiet wheat, and steady lard and pork futures amid overall subdued activity.
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Cintexco
Burvato
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Toledo
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Pitge
Sacste
New Ontrans
County Commissioners Meet and Bridge Masonry Settlements
The County Commissioners met last evening and approved minutes. They instructed the Auditor to notify Messrs Pollock and Wilson to meet November 4 1872 to settle masonry for the Oxford Bridge. The Auditor was to notify ad agents about free turnpikes after beer on November 4. Reports note jail hardware and bridge labor costs, a 10 000 loan negotiated, and a possible bond issue. Also referenced are local figures Hank Hill and Sheeley, with criminal notes and pending court action. Local officials fear Sheeley may seek retaliation upon return.
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John F. Stewbot
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C. Pepper
Port Union Pike
Swift's Mill
Crawford's Run
Fourth Ward
Committee On Finance
Sheeley
Thomas Myers
Oil Market Quiet in Dalihye Parker’s Land and New York
Special dispatch notes a dull to quiet oil market with Dalihye and Parker’s Land showing steady activity. Crude prices hover around 4.29 to 4.59 dollars with bids and sales subdued as New York markets remain quiet and firm prices noted for Babe and related crude bids.
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Beallanch of a traveler dream through Scotlands Glen
A traveler recalls a vivid image sparked by a two day delay among lakes and mountains in Trosach Glen. He imagines villagers vanishing at night, a Scotchman suggests they pray, and envisions a resting place with a distant murmur of verses and a fatherly prayer echoing as a whole village kneels before God.
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