Missouri Pacific Pacts and Unsecured Creditors Meeting
An adjourned meeting of the unsecured creditors of the Missouri Pacific was held. A letter from Gen Clinton B. Fisk, Treasurer at the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, stated it was fun for him to be Mr F J Bor Attorney for City and County of St Louis. The company advertised for sale bonds at seventy five cents on the dollar, but had none to dispose of, and Judge Treat at St Louis appointed a receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etter
Clinton B. Fisk
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
F.J. Bor
8Th. Louis
Judge Treat
St. Louis
Atlanta
Augusta
Washington
Georgia
Dr. Beasley
Miss Pope
Grantville
Mr. Perryman
Miss Norwood
Min Norwood
Fragmentary election report data from New York and Maryland
Vague OCR fragment highlights returns and majorities in several states including New York and Maryland. Mentions Governor Tilden, Democrats, and counts around three to four thousand with counties and cities unnamed. Data incomplete and unreadable in places.
Elections Across States Stir National Political Currents
Readable excerpts from multiple newspaper pages discuss party gains in New York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and Mississippi. Emphasis on Republican advances, Democratic resistance, the canal ring, Hartranft, Tilden, and hints of a third-term push for Grant. Overall theme: regional results shape national expectations for 1876 and the balance of power between parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odo
Allen
Ohio
New York
Washington Dispatch
New York Herald
White House
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Custom House
John A. Dix
Friends
Grant
Hayes
Zechariah Chanisier
Washington
Judge Edmonds
Chandler
Seward
Hartranft
Rice
Horace Greeley
Waiteouse
Mint report looming and city bids eyed
Washington reports Director of Mint Linderman delaying his report to the President while weighing site options for a new mint. Delegations from Omaha will travel to present claims. The Reform Committee cites 15,000 fraudulent Democratic votes in Baltimore and hints at impending department changes under Secretary Chandler. Kerr’s House speakership prospects look stronger than Randall’s after Tuesday’s elections. Augustus C. Gaylord named Assistant Attorney General for the Interior Department.
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W Ashington
Linderman
Elncin
Louis
Dadiadapolis
Khamsay City
Omaha
Ha; Pot
Omabe
Baltimore
Reform Committee
Chandeler
West
Cowen
Sisith
Randall
Kerr
Augustus C. Gaylord
Interior Department
Vice Smith
Gaines v Cashing suit referred for full hearing
The suit of Myra Clark Gaines versus Caleb Cashing, pending for many months, has been referred to General Terai to be heard by all the facts. It seeks an injunction preventing Minister Cush ing from interfering with claims he says were transferred to him as compensation for services as counsel of Mrs. Gaines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myra Clark Gaines
Caleb Cashing
General Terai
Cushing
Gaines
Circumstances in Columbus Which Need Explanation Death of an Old Citizen Strike in the Hocking Valley
Special dispatch to the Cincinnati Times reports Rosa Swisher a servant girl filed a writ of attachment against J P Tussing to secure a 360 debt. She withdrew suit and died under unclear circumstances while under care in a bad neighborhood. coroner’s inquest underway amid foul play suspicions. News from Europe notes Joseph Hutcheson a longtime banker died of consumption. he leaves a wife and several children. Telegrams say miners at Prominent operators in the Hocking Valley halted work in a planned strike if a ten cent per ton raise is not granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leen
Europe
Joseph Hutcheson
Hutcheson
Leie i W. Deshler
Hocking Valley
Late returns from Wisconsin election favor both sides
A dispatch from Milwaukee reports Republicans concede the Democratic state ticket except governor, with a Democratic legislature. Madison returns hint at Republican gains with a possible majority in the Legislature while Democrats claim their full ticket. The Assembly outcome remains disputed and will be very close.
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Milwat Key
Afantison
Baet
End Graham
Cutcaco
Journal, Post and Mail
Madison
Wisconsin
Taylor
Assembly
Ludington
Ghout
Governor race leads in Pike County Pershing shows edge
Milworp on November 4 reports initial tally in Pike County with Pershing 1056 and Hartranfi 451 for governor while Fiolette 106 and Stawie 422 contend for state treasurer Democrats elect all officers except one commissioner, indicating a mixed showing.
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Milworp
Pike County
Pershing
Hartranfi
Fiolette
Stawie
Cable repaired after fifteen months in perfect condition
The Superintendent of the Direct United States Cable says the Faraday cable is repaired this morning after a fifteen month issue. The fracture at seventy fathoms was caused by an anchor or splin. Half a million dollars in Government gold was awarded at 115.024 to 115.19.
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St. Louis
The
Globe-Democrat
United States Grand Jury
Win McKee
Constance G. Magrae
al Levenue
New York
United States
Faraday
Ed Shaw Threatens Man at Church's Saloon in Memphis
In Memphis last night Ed Shaw a colored wharf crafter threatened to cut the throat of Mr Younger a colored speaker from St Louis for stamping Mississippi during the recent canvass for Conservative forces Younger sought police protection but feared further danger and changed lodging later James A Owbery teller at Union and Planters Bank shot Goodbar a wholesale boot dealer at Vance and Lauderdale Streets wounding him in the face Owbery surrendered and was released at Goodbar's request amid heavy rain and thunder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Ed. Shaw
Mr. Younger
St. Louis
Mississippi
Younger
Ofiver
Fayette Gear
Goodbar & Gilliland
Vance and
Lauderdale
James A. Owbery
Union and Planters’ Bank
Godber
Goodbar
Owberg
New York Stocks Open Slightly Lower on November 4
The market opened lower than yesterday and briefly fell before noon, with the entire list down as much as 1 1/2 points led by Union Pacific. Western Union Telegraph remained firm. The death of Judge George Joxett in Philadelphia unsettled a few stocks tied to him. The Erie receiver H J Jewett and Attorney General briefs influenced Union Pacific and Missouri, Pacific and Atlantis and Pacific lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Pacific
Western Union Telegraph
George Joxett
Philadelphia
St Nicholas Hotel
Erie
H. J. Jewett
Missouri
PaviGe and
Atlantis
Pacif
Erection of multi story brick buildings on Ling Street
Readable notes describe several four and five story brick structures rising on Ling Street between Court and Waite. A fragment mentions a curious scene described as an icicle bucket incident and a peculiar claim about a victim or victual, attributed to Captain H. Hudson or related party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ling Street
Court and
Waite
H. Hudson
Police Court Continuances For Three Accused On Bail
In the Police Court this morning James Arnold John Kelley and B C Tuis were charged with exhibiting mining devices. Their cases were continued until the 5th next on bail of 500 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Arnold
John Kelley
B.C. Tuis
Urorning
H. F. Thompson
Martin’ ‘Titman
Court of Common Leas
Appointments as bailiffs for Superior Court branches
Frank Artman, Jacob Remeken Jr., and James A. Giffen have been named bailiffs in the various branches of the Superior Court under the winter law provisions. The appointments cover multiple court divisions, reflecting a coordinated restructuring of court security and procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Artman
Jacob. Remeken, Jr
James A. Giffen
Superior Court
Men Ordered to Give Peace Bonds in Domestic Case
Peter O'Hara and George Sater faced peace bond orders after court with Judge Lindemann this morning. Each man must post security for one year to prevent further abuse or assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter O'Hara
George Sater
Lindemann
Traveler praises U S pork houses at stockyards visit
A gentleman who has visited all the pork houses in major U S cities notes that those at the United Railway Stockyards are far superior to any others observed in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United Railway
Petition circulates for Indian land adjutment and reservation purchase
Bas Fanyersco reports a petition circulating in San Bernardino, San Diego and Los Angeles counties addressed to Senator Sargent seeking an adjustment of the Temercela Indian question and the purchase of a reservation. Indian Agent Dryden returns to Los Angeles with word of lands for placement and recommends Rancho purchase. He notes a receipt from Smith approving funds for immediate Indian necessities and hopes to arrange leasing or purchase of a rancho once funds are appropriated.
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Bas Fanyersco
Sac Mardino
San Diego
Los Angeles
Sargent
D. A. Dryden
Smith
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
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Itror
Persinal
New
Dr. J. A
Pate
Poten Tee Medical Conceew A
Brussels
Millan
Se Schloss
Conbinninn Y
Joseph Herroz
Missouri Pacific
Tilden
Buffalo
Pensylvax A
Indice
Martranft
Maryland
Mer. Carroll
Hari
Bert Bee
Minnesota
Kansas
Bak Bon
Ta Ajay Af
New Jersey
Senate
Fietcher
War Signal Service
U. S. Army
Crscurmast
Cincinnati Tines
Naw AuLbany
Virginia
Louismouth
Methodist Bishops of the
United Session
Ery Chandler
George W. Levi
Louisvill
Althou
Tomas
Republican Party
Kant
Democratic Party
New York Tribune
Canal Ring
Nyree
Met
Morrissey
John Keily
Bere Nats
Lee
Ees
Vanna
Moses
Tammany
Fseom
S. Y. Suala
Tamman T
Aoe
Rochester
Aethe Lords
Denison
Gale
Albany
Canalee
Ican Perrymand
York
Empire State
Cheeky Depense
South
Penesylvania and
Hartranst
Philadelphia Times
Hartrantz
Party of Freedom and Union
New York City
Secoe
Kayden
Toledo Blade
Seeten Republions Trium
Poleesie
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Evansville
Tildep
Hendricks
Ileago Journal
Lcsing
Joseph Medill
Paris
Medill
Hesin
Carrie Medill
Staats Zeitung
New York World
Cin- Enquirer
Banaby
Enquirer
Cassis
Cassio
Sandusky Register
Cincinnati
Jimmie
Norristown Herald
Kim
Toulon
Torlone
To-Ray
Cincinnati Times
Pirtsevrs
Somedhat Ai
Oil City
Tideoute
Rata
Villaville
By Oclouk P.M
Myra Gaines
Columbus
Cincintati Times
A& Declaration of Innocence
TOR Americas
Mapzip
de «Ca
Cubaa
Cronida
Cok
BBC Loxvox
Merenhad
Bank of England
Bank OF France
Moody and Sankey
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Mr. Moody
Moody
Sankey
Wm. Richardson
Muroro
John Ritter
Kakettstown
N. J
New York Stock Market
Bo Waster
John Clarke
Thomas ‘& Jenkes
Thomas’ A.leakeia
Oswil
Local Matters
Chas. H Miller, Esq
Resor
Maria Brown
Mary Gibson
Harriet Street
Bloch & Co
Fourth Street
W.C. Bassenhorst & Co
Vine Street
Robert
Thomas Pierson
Wm. Dayton
A. H. Wartman
Wm. Mills
Gazette
Sakeenasady Stree
Messrs
Richard Smith
S. J. Reed
Geoghegan
Kenfudy
Louisville
Morgan
Thomas J. Melle
Altacus
All Hallows Colege
Dublin
Shelbywile
Shelbyville
Met ‘Ecy
Pat
Shelby Visle
Jada
de Charence
Anwar
de Charnace
Paveres Ie Pie
Wiehos
Pearant
M. de Charnace
Bob
Camden
the Indians OF
California
Wantea
Englaud
Pennaxg
Melayan
Sincentes
Bei
Rane Peghoy
Court of Common Pleas
Menstriog
Svearkry
Common Pleas
District Court
Eig
A. Gifin
Rae
Ppardinaay Strix GcMeien
Hamilton County
Giffin
Hels Sn Offien Uoider
Gifia
Logan
Uaprac
Newtown
Hermans Weber
James Harpe
James
Hiram Harpe
Esquire Rowekamp
Grand
Old Swan Hero
Providence Preas
Louis XV
Monsieur
Reasion
Anjou
Caecereres
Fraos
Abd Eee
CROWN
Fuss and
Bobes
Jas. N. Veazey
Dealer IN Nursery
West Fifth Street
Pensions
Ackson
United Bats Mary
Sansoms Priedelphie
Wees
Sears
Estern Seatheee
York i
Ae Ae
Usin
Cithes
Eigen
Mn Ann Boon
Chenee
CME Ee
Krent—Houses
Sena
Dinox
L. Nu Railroad
Test
Longley
J. Thumpsin
Third Street
Radway
R. A
Chile
Sail & Tacdanaioad
Sanaa
Fever
Ira
Tyne
Eliew
Beauty
DR. Radway
Wence
Mass
Catera
Manna I. Kanapy
Rom
Cla- Fromcimasti, O
de Ramray
DR. Badway
Radway & Tohoumeae Eo
Warren Sirec
New Siceonte
Gust Fon
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