Fragmented 19th century notes mix bonds trials and riots
Mixed items report Dr H G Jones delivering bonds, Mary Ann Hartell breach of promise appeal, Ebeneser I proclaimed King of the Fijis, Dublin mob court action, a soldier wounded, woods fires near Nashville, various shipping and legal notices, and railway freight figures. Names and places include Evansville, Vallejo, London, New York, and Kansas actions.
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H. G. Jones
Mary Ann Hartell
Evansville
Theo. Kamban
Islands
Ebeneser
London Times
New Y
Vallejo
Kansas City
Sweeny Resigns From Public Parks Post
Peter B. Sweeny resigns as commissioner of Public Parks effective the 20th citing overwhelming reasons. Rumor says Tweed may resign next. New York headlines report Wall Street quiet after Tammany losses, with reformers celebrating Sigel’s election and the defeat of Genet and Norton. Victoria Woodhull and Tennie Claflin attempt to vote. Fisk Jr. criticizes Horace Greeley for his alleged misstatements.
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Eal Wae Ding
Huw Youn
Peter B. Sweeny
Tweed
New York
Wallstreet
Waterloo
Tammany
Ee Ein
Sigel
Genet
Norton
Sweeny
Victoria C. Woodhull
Tennie C. Claflin
Horace Greeley
New York Election Proclaimed Clear Victory for Reform Faction
New York voters delivered a decisive verdict in yesterday’s election with many districts showing strong Reform results. The Republicans likely secure twenty-two Senate seats and a two-thirds majority in the Assembly is plausible, while Tweed's faction faced strong opposition in city wards. Disorder was limited, but some districts saw violence and ballot tampering attempts as reformers pressed for honesty statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ieee
Register
Supreme Court
Ledwith
Tweed
Tammany Can- Fightces Repebtions Assembly Didates
Committee of Seventy
the Times
Mer
Ewood
Candor
Teramay
Tweedd’s
Pene
Democra
Monana
Tracey
Ge Ialon
Los Ewen
Fargo
Booth
Democrat, Running Far Behi
Local Notables Mentioned in Louisville Dispatches
A Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle lists Louisville figures including Thomas Sherlock, John N. Shunk, Hale, R. 8. Sem, B. H. Wolfolk, B. C. Levi, and others such as L. B Dunham, Pink Varble, Frank Carter, and Joseph Mitchell with ties to Jeffersonville and New Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times and Chronicle
Louisvill
Thomas Sherlock
John N. Shunk
Oeeda
Hale
Sem
Louisville
H. Wolfolk
B. C. Levi
MM Shirley
L. B Dunham
B. Davies
H. Verhoff
George Ainslee
Pink Varble
Frank Carter
Joseph Mitchell
Jeffersonville
Jas. Howard
New Albany
Moses Irwin
Court Proceedings Inquest Dayton November 8
The trial of Richard Baker charged with larceny from railroad companies in Dayton continues. Prosecutor finished opening at noon and the jury is to hear by five. Tom McGehan’s trial is postponed to a later term. Thos Atchison’s case for shooting with intent to kill begins tomorrow. Coroner Bennett holds an inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times and Chronicle
Dayton
Richard Baker
Tom McGehan
Thos. Atchison
Bennett
New Jersey Legislature Concedes Governor Race Margin
A provisional report notes the Legislature will support Parker as Governor by about four thousand votes. The party coalition claims broad backing, with the state seen as leaning Democratic and the official count underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
New York
Parker
Sesony
Mapison November 7 Election Report and Results
Mapison reports a large vote with weather fine on November 7. Mentions Governor race, Republican victory, and Legislature outcomes. Notes Washburne elected as Republican governor and increased support for state offices and treasury, with partial results across branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapison
Waecantee
Fire-proof ticket wins by three to one in city vote
Special Dispatch reports the Fire-proof ticket secured a decisive three to one victory. Citizens celebrate, hoping the result will boost East credit and curb municipal thefts. Mentions candidates Beveridge and Congress, but details are garbled and names unclear.
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Times and Chronicle
Curiaco
Holden
Peppegen
Beveridge
Congressoma
Illinois Curcaco notice from November 12:30 A.M.
Fragments indicate a Illinois notice dated November with a time around 12 30 A M mentioning Mellen and ey ica and nets to ey may refer to a local public sale or legal notice. Readable names are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Curcaco
Indianapolis I. and E. L. Railroad Declares Bankrupt
In Indianapolis a notice states the I. and E. L. Railroad has filed for bankruptcy. The action initiates proceedings under applicable statutes and prompts creditors to file claims within specified time limits.
Maryland Election Speech Hints at Eastern Shore Counts
Maryland reports indicate Democrats and Republicans contesting votes in nine counties on the Eastern Shore. The text notes some counties still uncounted and references a large colored vote potentially altering outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Battmmone
Ty Reet
Cecil
Election Returns Counted Across Seven Towns
Fragments show early results from seven towns and cities including Austin. The message notes that returns are not yet fully counted and that the election passed off peacefully.
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Gp Agndanptegdaen Maeiine
Saaaanee
Austin
Sorsama
Tieng Tan Daas
Partial returns sift through Minnesota statewide vote
In Minnesota election recounts indicate Austin leading with a large majority while Duluth, Austin, and other cities report 350 votes in early tallies. No results yet from southern counties as Paul votes are pending and likely reduce the overall margin.
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Ernor
of State
Cloud City
Austin
Duluth
Or. Paul
Moor
Paul
Conservatives claim gains in Virginia and Maryland races
Reports from AlekaNogua and Ricamono indicate uncertain returns but suggest Conservatives have won or hold major momentum. Observers note meager figures and an unsatisfactory tally, yet anticipate a large legislature majority for the Conservative party amid broad support signals.
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Ricamono
Mississippi election results favor Republicans in quiet vote
Dispatch from Memphis reports no definite returns yet from Mississippi but confirms belief that Republicans have carried the state. In Jackson advices indicate a quiet election and early tallies show Republican support moderate to strong across the press.
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Times and Chronicle
Memphis
Mississippi
Jackson
Nationet
Pape Bape
Nion
Wickssura
The
Ietty
Sere Sena Nal Dia
Leavenworth Returns Hint GOP Victory in Fort Leavenworth
Early returns from Fort Leavenworth wards including Ton ganoke and Delaware indicate a Republican trend leading to a likely victory. Vague notes reference a final count and majorities, with incomplete phrases surrounding the overall outcome.
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Leavenworth
Fort Leavenworth
Tonganoke
Delaware
Michigan City Elects Hugh Offat Mayor by Big Margin
In Michigan Detrorr Mica on November 8 12 30 A M the first since twelve years the Re gebbens rule this city Hugh Offat elected Mayor by about 700 majority. Five Republican and five Democratic Aldermen chosen leaving the Common Council 13 Republicans to 7 Democrats. Remaining Republican ticket mostly elected though a Justice of the Peace pending. Council stands 14 Republicans to ?
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Michigan
Detrorr
Mica
Regebbens
Hugh Offat
Ager Nem
Brooks ticket sweeps wards in Litrie Rock election
November returns show General Catterson leading the Brooks slate with Patton and other officials elected. Opponents of Clayton's party express strong rejoicing as official results confirm a broad victory across the area.
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Litrie Rock
Tore
al of As
Ineeka
Brooks
Clayton
Thys
Sylhet Po
General Catterson
Catterson
U. S
Patton
Tor
Internal Revenue
Regan
Utah Murder Case Amid Severe Weather Report
The region reports the murder of Bennett with his body found near the city a week prior. Philip Jones Daniel Jones and a man named Wright were arrested by United States Marshal Patrick for the crime. Bennett was said to have been shot in cold blood over a matter involving a woman as Gen Augur’s arrival and Brigham Young’s conference attendance are noted amidst storm conditions.
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Bennett
Augur Brigham
Philip
Daniel Jones
Wright
United States
Patrick
Brigham Young
St. cd
River News Briefs From Multiple Ports on November 8
Special dispatch reports river traffic and conditions: ships arriving and departing at ports along the Tennessee and Ohio Rivers, with the Louisville and Evansville area noting a falling river, 3 feet 4 inches at Portland and 32 inches at Evansville, amid cloudy weather, mild temperatures, and reduced business due to a convention.
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Tines and Chronicle
Evansyste
Ruby
Grandview
Tennessee River
Cairo
Ella Wipe
Louisvis
Portland Bar
Evansville
Mercury
Abeona
Cincinnati
Return
Leclaire
Camelia
Greensboro
New Albany
Portland Ber
R.C. Gray
Ww. Va
Kittie Hegler
Kanawha Belle
Gallipolis
Albion
Clipper
Kittle Hegler
Bettie Gilbert
Brownstown
Stock Exchange President resigns amid bank failure losses
In San Francisco on November 7 J B E Cavilli president of the Stock Exchange suspended after losses exceeding sixty thousand tied to the failure of Bime Co bankers. Nominal assets 186000. liabilities 147000. Fixes on other notes include Pacific Petron freight rate cuts and a new railroad venture in Oregon with capital unspecified. Concurrent reports mention a mail-carrier murder near Tucson and Apache conflicts at Camp Grant.
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San Francisco
J.B. E. Cavilli
The
Stock Exchange
Bime& Co
Sime & Co
Daas
R . Tral Pacific Petron
Californis
Tucson
Camp Grant
Powel Arizo
Incent Colyer
Northern
Pecide
Oregon
England Remains of Gen Anderson to be Returned
In Loxpox on November 8 General Robert Anderson’s remains will be sent to the United States aboard the steamer Guer riere. In Birkenhead the shipyards of Laird have held a meeting and unanimously resolved to press for a nine hour workday, limiting the hours of labor.
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Gen. Anderson
Gen
Robert Anderson
America
United States
Messrs. Laird
Birkenhead
Man sentenced in Clark County case after Annie Stacy outrage
John Washington, identified in the Clark County incident as a Black man, received a penitentiary sentence from the Clark County Criminal Court yesterday following an outrage against Annie Stacy. The case is recorded under New ALBayy, Inc., with the November 8 filing date.
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Times and Chronicle
New Albayy, Inc
John Washington
Annie Stacy
Clark County
Ku Klux Overawe Courts in Kentucky, Federal Rulers Expected to Yield
From the Louisville Commercials, the Ku Klux menace is said to dominate counties where the group exists and threaten federal courts. The piece accuses party journals and officials of siding with the order, fearing trials and juries will be controlled, while lawmen in Oldham, Owen, Franklin, Jesamine, Macon, and Fayette counties allegedly collude or be overawed. Jurists discuss trial rules and witness credit, warning the state risks being subsumed by this lawless faction.
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Louisville
Ku: Klux
E Ku-Klux
Vertisa
Ian Meee
Ku Klux
United States
Story
Taney
Ku-Klux
Louisville Courierrousal
Oldham
Owen Franklin
Jesarmine
Macon
Fayette
Preventing tainted meat in hogs by proper slaughtering
A report notes hog taintning risks from tainted carcasses and advises splitting the back bone to let heat escape. It describes cooling, washing, and hanging practices and argues that keeping the carcass down can reduce taint risk, though cold weather does not always safeguard meat.
Louisville Steamboatmen Form Temporary Leaders
In Louisville on November 8 a steamboatmen convention elected Captain FE. W. Gould of St Louis as chair and Captain C. L. Brennan of Pittsburg as secretary. Three committees were appointed on credentials permanent organization and order of business with members from multiple river cities. The body adjourned for an hour as committees prepared reports.
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Times and Chronicle
Louisville
FE. W. Gould
St. Louis
C. L. Brennan
Pittsburg
Sam. J. Hale
Cincinnati
Pitt
Jos. Howard
Galveston
Texas
Captain Barnes
Vicksburg
Major Flowery
Detroit
Stephen McCarty
Mobile
Geo. J. Blakesly
W. J. Kounts
Thos. Sherlock
B.C. Levi
Evansville
H. G. Lemeke
Nashville
H.° H. Harrison
Isaac M. Mason
Cairo
Viel T
Brooklyn Election Flurry Shows Tammany Loss For City Race
The Brooklyn Union reports Brooklyn swung Democratic but claims miscounting. Powell leading for mayor by 13 500 over Booth and 10 000 over Tooth and Kalbfleisch. State ticket carried by about 10 000. Tammany Hall not opened last night. Early returns hint Republican gains statewide with several county totals tightening. Assembly at 71 Republicans 7 Democrats.
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New York
Brooklyn Union
Powell
Booth
Tooth
Kalbfleisch
Brooklyn
Tammany Hall
Isaiah H
Iefarmere
Toenaane
Aldeemare
Wembington
Oneida
Pees
Fieanth
Reform Post
Poker
Tace
iPee Assembly
Election Returns Favor Republicans Across Regions
Early returns from most precincts indicate the Republican ticket leading in several races. Governor and lieutenant governor contests show Republican gains, with the party carrying state offices and a senator in the Twenty third District by a narrow margin. Democrats win a few seats, including Rice and Burbank, while local counties reflect mixed outcomes amid late reporting and irregularities.
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Sr. Paul
Repu
Ennison
of State
Paul
Ramsey Cogi Fur
Buel
Yale
Falk
Sn Weedttorney
Bamnecy County
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Theoley
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Pammany
New Jersey Legislature
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National Steamboat Convention
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Indianapolis
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Inpraxapolis
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L. C. and LL. Railroad
Minnesota
Virginia
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Lalate Carey
Arkansas
Utah
Boston
Jank Winslow
Boston Journal
England
Council General
Seine
Derroit
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Lovua
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W. H. Johnson
Col.on
H. Johnson Ew Co
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Ners
Dernorrt
Mich
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Given
Covington
James Given
Igo Sematary
HAT and Fur House
Chease
TCC
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West Fifth St
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Elm
Pena Vovei
Pike’s Opera-house
Jon T. Ford
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Eowert
J. W. Wallack
Rob Roy
Opera House
Leon de Bourton
J. W. Wallack Hortense
Richings
Bernard
Wood's Theatre
BR. Macatley
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Verginia
Humness
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Piane
John H., Keyser
Aiken
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Portland
Daniel Flynn
Cela
Stack
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Fick
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Obsen
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Elles
Boons
Beale
Extry Sturch & CO
FE Ladies OF the Mulan Church
Fi Street
Main
Planos
Rocktawn
Centlemen
Wilson Bros
Ingtom Street
James H. Laws & Co
Pearl St
James H. Laws
Tim
Family Newspaper
Pata
Contin
Weekly Times
Micelancousatlon
Cooley
Publishers Weekly Times
Ohio
AGER
Mamie County
Columbia
Wren
Oren
Enquirer
Chronicle
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BUCRU
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Wilson
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H. T. Helmbold
Broadway
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Philadelphia
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