Port au Prince bound shipment and stock market notes
Fragmented dispatches describe expected arrival at Port au Prince from San Domingo and cargo values including spirits, tobacco, and fermented liquors. A Chicago arrest is noted, while New York market analysis cites stagnation, bull activity, and election betting ahead of a pivotal vote. Local civic actions in Little Rock oppose a railroad subsidy and political maneuvers in New York discuss Tweed’s finances and Zorilla Sagasta rift in Cortes policy.
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Smallpox Deaths Drop as Lectures and Trials Stir Prersacre
Prersacre reports seventy smallpox deaths last week, down from the prior week. Anna Dickinson opens the lecture season tomorrow evening. A juror affidavit says the convicted Johnny Robinson was charged only with assault and battery, not felonious assault. Kinseman killed himself in the Agency lockup by head impact. Mrs. Gen Lander performs Queen Elizabeth at the Opera House. James Duffield was killed by a clinker blow. Two boys Jack Finn and Peter Lerringer are arrested for murder amid a coroner's inquiry.
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Johnny Robinson
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Residence of Hon. William Fielding Destroyed by Fire
A fire early this morning completely destroyed the residence of Hon. William Fielding, Past Grand Master of the Free and Accepted Masons, Sipxry. No injuries reported and the cause is under investigation by local authorities.
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Times and Chronicle
Sipxry
Wm. Fielding
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Printer Frank Hall Arrested in Mullins Saloon Stabbing
Special dispatch from MumMphis reports printer Frank Hall arrested for stabbing Mullins at a saloon. Mullins remains alive but recovery chances appear doubtful.
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Times and Chronicle
Mummphis
Frank Hall
Mullins
Confusion Over State Bonds Raises Political Pressure
Large over-issues of state bonds are alleged as hundreds push back on financial maneuvers. The dispute centers on political influence and the legality of bond actions as officials deny wrongdoing.
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Arctic whaling fleet destroyed leaving 600 Kanakas in Honolulu
The Arctic fleet wreck left about 1,200 men stranded. 600 Kanakas will stay in Honolulu with others unprovided for. The Comet will take as many as possible to Francisco while the American Consul seeks another bark. Loss estimated at 1.5 million dollars with 13,065 barrels whale 965 barrels sperm 100,000 pounds bone. Captains Owen Packard Dexter Allen and others arrived aboard the Moses Taylor.
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Charles Allen
J.D. Thompson
River notices and disasters amid early November flood
November 6 reports from Evansville New Albany and Port Union describe river rises from 3 to 4 inches, clear weather, and mixed cargo movements. A fatal church disaster near Helena amid a panic results in eleven dead and many injured as crowds jammed doors. victims include Louisa Owens and Annie Taylor among others, with police and officials stabilizing the scene.
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Arrests Linked to Ku Klux Klan Regime in South Carolina
Washington reports state and New York papers noting over a hundred arrests in York County, South Carolina, amid Ku Klux Klan confessions. About eighty-eight remain in jail, including both black and white defendants. some confess killings. Separate chatter in New York disputes cruelty claims and questions bond issues tied to South Carolina finances.
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Icebound whalers suffer fleet losses near Behring Sea
A Baltic style dispatch describes whaling ships trapped by ice in the Behring Sea. Vessels were sunk or driven ashore, crews abandoned to save lives, with twelve hundred sailors sharing remaining ships. News from Honolulu and Moses Taylor reports most crews dead or saved.
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Leather in Tea Science Provokes Pleasant Digestion Claim
A Pall Mall Gazette report cites a French savant alleging daily tea drinking converts tannic acid from leaves and milk protein into leatherlike substances, forming an opaque liquid. The piece humorously downplays danger, suggesting readers may gain digestion powers from digesting leather.
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Fearful Forebodings of To-morrow in New York
A special dispatch to the Times chronicles fears of violence at polling places on election day. Tamany gangs are said to be organized for disruption, with threats of fraud and intimidation. Reformers plan to document fraud and push for removing corrupt control from Albany.
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Fire damages weld mill and election law fears rise
A fire at a melding mill on Twenty-second Street caused $6,000 in property loss, with half insured. Grand Jury convened over election law violations including usury and lottery. Reports of election-day unrest and roughs arriving from Philadelphia fueled pre election tensions.
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Firemen's Insurance Company placed in receivership
Judge Williams appoints O H Hilton as receiver with bond of 200000 while Equitable Company is under James Long on 100000 bond. Republic stockholders face an eighty percent assessment due December 15 amid election fever for the Fire-proof ticket and relief aid tools shortage hinders job placement.
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Texas Republicans press for federal changes in state
A Texas Republican delegation met the President in Washington on November 6 urging replacement of state federal officials. The defeat of the ticket is blamed on these men, and removal might have given Republicans a ten thousand vote margin. The Mint inquiry continues, with Gov Pollock, J Ross Snowden, and others under scrutiny for careless management.
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Wounded Horse Thief Retaken Near Plymouth
Special dispatch reports a horse thief wounded during a prior escape, retaken last night three miles west of Plymouth. The man, alias Douglass, is new in jail, about five feet six, heavyset with dark features and facial hair. escape previously hindered by injuries.
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Brookville Mill Destroyed by Fire in Stewart Paper Co
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle reports the Stewart Paper Company mill in Brookville was totally destroyed by fire yesterday morning. The loss is about 75000 dollars with insured amount around 25000. Fire is believed to have started from the furnace as the blaze was first seen directly over the mill.
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Emigration and Relief Updates From Liverpool and Malta
Liverpool port reports 14 263 departures to the United States in October. Chicago Relief Fund subscriptions reach 47 800 pounds for the famine sufferers. British expedition for the December total solar eclipse has arrived at Malta.
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Paris Mulls Steps to Ease Prussian French Tensions
France reports measures will be taken to prevent future clashes between Prussian soldiers and Parisian residents following November 6 events. The authorities aim to manage tensions and maintain public order amid ongoing occupation concerns.
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Trades' Union Congress to Consolidate Local Unions
The Trades' Union Congress Bren and November 6 reports a planned congress on the 19th inst to consolidate trades' unions. A union of all workingmen's associations for cooperative purposes is proposed.
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Palmer and Sheridan in Chicago Occupation Controversy
A Springfield dispatch states Governor Palmer and General Sheridan defend the occupation of Chicago as necessary. The Adjutant General arrived with 450 troops the day after the fire to enforce laws, but, under Sheridan and Mayor Mason, returned home as no necessity existed. The defense of the occupation is challenged by critics.
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Local church collection and fire losses reported
In Glendon Mathodics Betanea parish the Methodist Episcopal Church collected 10 008 aftercare for sufferers. Two weeks ago no collection was taken in the same church. Dr Fowler of Chicago gave an address. The fire at Watson and Clark's phosphating works at Point Breeze caused 150 000 in damages. The North German Lloyd steamship Ohio arrived at Locust Point Baltimore from Bremen with 18 cabin passengers and 564 emigrants. The emigrants depart on the 9 45 train to the West via Baltimore and Ohio.
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