Vague Election Totals and Incidents Across Cities
The incomplete X political results show Tammany leading with 47 201 votes and a Beatees[?] group near Mansfield in Rockland Institute circles. Samuel F. Rice wins in a Pennsylvania Legislature race by over 3 000. A railroad funding vote fails 688 to 331. A fatal shooting in San Francisco occurs as a son kills his father. Funeral of Robert Bribach in Cairo draws large attendance with uniformed groups. Election returns hint at aldermen 29 Democrats in the chamber and 12 Republicans 9 Democrats in the Senate. Court and public notices reference continued cases and indictments, including Caruthers’ addition and a 91-year-old impostor from near Cincinnati. General Schofield to be placed in charge.
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New York City
Tammany
L. D. Mansfield
Rockland Institute
Samuel F. Rice
Erestie
Central Railroad
Joshbe L. Jones
John Stil
San Francisco
Benjamin R. Curtis
Frittata
Blymen
Senate
Republians
Democrata
Su- Court of the
United States
Caruthers
Gregon
Cincinnati
Schofield
Tweed and Money Markets and Women Voters in New Shape
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle New York November 9 discusses abundant money on call at 66 7 percent and street offerings at 40 and a half percent. Currency movement favors city banks with better paper markets, driven by resumed puts and calls sales. Tweed’s resignation likelihood rests with Hall, who declines to answer. Tweed transfers property, sacrifices in railways and other companies, and leaves the Third Avenue Railway, which has sold 700 Gas Stock shares at 195 for 170. Democrats face coalition pressure. The sole voting woman is Mrs Margaret M Miller of Dry Street with eight Institute women voting under the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments.
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Times and Chronicle
New York
Tweed
Hall
Third Avenue Railway
Margaret M. Miller
Dry Street
L. D. Mansfield
Rockland Institute
Nysek
Hudson
Convention Proceedings on Life-Saving Apparatus and Laws
The report on life-saving apparatus and proposed amendments to the current law was laid on the table and adopted. Sections 12 to 17 and 13, 14, 18, 20, 21, 29, and 48 as adopted by the Cincinnati Association were kept. The Life-saving Apparatus Committee reviewed sections 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 21, 4, and 8, finding no change necessary and urging adoption of the committee’s printed report. They urged reducing inspector powers and making the Board report to Congress. A resolution by Capt. N. J. Bigsey of Pittsburgh proposed memorializing Louisville to move the Mail Company wharfboat upriver for towboat security. referred to Louisville delegation.
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Rae
Sah
Hs Meneses Srereree Ee
Cincinnati Association
Committee of
Congress
Eenanabe
Acpo Tg
N. J. Bigsey
Pittsburg
Council of Louisville
Mail Company
Louisville
Court orders action on United States railroad case
In Indianapolis on November 9, the Bank of Lave and Lafayette Rail case before the Court of the United States declares the railroad company aged in the true intent of an act to establish a uniform system. The court commands five days to provide a coded list of creditors to the Marshal and to proceed with required verification under the act.
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Impiaanapolis
Bank of Lave
Lafayette
Court House
United States
Rey Cee Court
Pen
Are State
Teretore, Bli and
Lafayette Railroad Company
Agay
Grosabecy
Refusal to Appoint Insurance Com ment Buildings-Illinois and Wisconsin Elections
Judge Judie Williams refused to appoint receivers for Continental, Commercial, and Garden City Insurance Co. to settle liabilities. A. B. Mullett, Treasury supervising architect, said government buildings location would not change and a block purchase was proposed. Land valued at 1,000,000 and buildings at 3,000,000. Election updates: Beveridge likely elected for U.S. Congress at large, Democrats shallow in state senate and assembly, Madison district results show Garner defeating Hutchinson for Assembly by 467.
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Times and Chronicle
ChicaGo
Judie Williams
Circuit Court
Continental, Commercial
Garden City
Evening Post
A. B. Mullett
United States Treasury
Springfield
Beveridge
Pelygemy Cardinal Doedtrise-TM Mi sense Installation
The Herald reports a quiet assembly on 29 1852 with no court session arrests or excitement. It notes a measured ceremony, praises the occasion as one of the finest in the country, and mentions a formal thanking of attendees without authorization details.
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Bie
The Woman's Suffrage Convention Opens With Prayer
Special dispatch from Xanta Ohio reports the Ohio Woman's Suffrage Association meeting at ten o'clock with Rev M Destin leading prayer. Mrs Cutler presided as Mr O Murray from Fosters Crossing presented seventeen resolutions later laid on the table amid mixed reception and ongoing debate.
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Times and Chronicle
Xanta, O
Ohio Woman’s Suffrage Association
M. Destin
Fragmentary Political Note on Legislation and Relief Fund
A damaged OCR fragment references urgency in legislative work and a new order for fields. It notes a raise in funds from 12,000 to 17,000 and a two thirds Republican stance. Mentions the Board of Health, a Sanitary Inspector, and a fire relief fund with $2,335 cited, ending with fourteen cases in the week to November 4.
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Board of Health
Office of
Staats
London swindler linked to Bank of England notes
A con man from New York is circulating circulars in London offering low rate bank notes from the Bank of England. Police Magistrate Bow Street details the case this morning. Whittington is believed to be one of the swindlers exposed by the investigation.
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Lospon
Maces
Charten
Arusiion
Tobe Street
New York
Bank of England
Peter
Whittington
Spain Anti-International League Report
A November dispatch from Spain outlines the Anti International League and its fight against insurgent schemes. The article notes Maprio and related formations as part of the broader international contest and the ongoing military and political struggle.
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Spain
Anti-International League
Vienna nobility gossip hints at Count Von Beust role
Fragmentary text from an Austrian page mentions Count Von Beust in a political or courtly context. Names and details are incomplete, but the reference suggests questions about his influence or position in an ongoing matter.
Relief Society Finances and Winter Housing Plans
The Boston hide and leather trade discusses finances and housing for winter relief. Authorities propose leasing lots for workers to live this winter and next summer, building small barracks with multiple rooms, providing shelter while the industry stabilizes. The Boston market contemplates a $700,000 valuation and a 60 percent payoff, with the Indent Coin undertaking rapid capital deployment amid risks over $1,000,000.
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Boston
St Louis Cotton Association Meeting Discussed
In St Louis on November 9 a gathering of cotton dealers considered forming a cotton association to persuade planters to ship cotton for sale here and transform the city into a cotton market. A committee was appointed to draft articles of organization and the meeting adjourned.
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St. Louis
Mississippi Elections Special Dispatch Recites Republican Majorities
A special dispatch lists Republican majorities in Adams Warren Monroe De Soto Hinds Claiborne Madison and Yasco counties. The report notes these results relate to the House of Representatives and reflects the Mississippi elections coverage.
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Times and Chronicle
Adams
Warren
Monroe
DeSoto
Hinds
Clairborne
Madison
Yasco
House of Representatives
Interview with the Only Remaining Relic of Tammany
A brief feature notes surprise and disgust at the lone surviving relic of Tammany Hall as it discusses continued property transfers. The piece highlights ongoing deals and the persistence of legacy figures in urban governance through recently documented transactions.
River News Dispatch Reports Snag Incident and Market Movements
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle notes the White River steamer struck a snag at Buck Island causing hull damage but she stopped leaks and returned. Oceanus and Mollie Ebert passed upriver. river rose three inches. weather clear. Libel suits filed by Coleman Co. of Pittsburg against Leoni das owner and Capt Baue for $200. another Pittsburg firm to sue in U S District Court. Also reports rain in Louisville, river rise two inches, falls width 17 inches, Portland bar three feet six inches. Captain Varble piloted Maysville over falls. arrivals and departures listed for Palestine, Sandy, Camel ia and Leclaire, and Palestine outbound for Evansville.
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Times and Chronicle
White River
Buck Island
Oceanus
Mollie Ebert
New Amanry
Palestine
Sandy
Camelia
Leclaire
Coleman & Co
Pittsburg
Leonidas
Capt. Baue
Charles Fowler
United States District Court
Louisville
Portland Bar
Varble
Maysville
Anna
Nashville
Cincinnat
Evansville
Majorities Listed for Una Pareto Ticket in Chicago
Fire locomotive collision near Kinzie street raises alarm as three men aboard, including engineer Pierce rescued while William Lee remains missing. Estate of millionaire F. W. Peek valued at $1.17 million. asphyxiation death elsewhere. Plans for western extension of Baltimore and Ohio rail line to feed a union passenger depot in Chicago surface amid talks of park-to-depot redevelopment.
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Jameson
Superior Court
Tree
Es Superior Court
Stiles
von Hollen
City Colectr
Leveridge
Wheeler
Kinzie-street
Orthwestern
McClellan
William Lee
Purchasing T’s
A Pierce
Charles Hill
Moller
Adeline
Ogle County
Hmiimet
Sou
Hag Estate
Canta
F.W. Peek
Cvshies
Baltimore and Railroad
Calumet Station
Chicago
Burlington Veter Agtonney
van Buren Street
Fragmentary New York Dispatch Mentions Forced Action
In New York on November 9 a fragmentary report references Cogan and a forceful act affecting about 170 people. The text also hints at attempts to sell losses tied to a broader event or case, but details are unclear due to damaged wording.
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New York
Iit Cogan
Revolution and Anarchy Amid Mexican Political Strife
A brief report notes movements in Merxico on October 30 and Havana on November 8 amid unrest. District libraries are cited near the city gates as a sign of disorder. The Oaxaca state administration neglected to promote the re election of Juarez.
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Merxico
Vie
Havana
Oaxaca
Juares
Pittsburg November 9 Reports on Crime and Local News
Mayor Brush receives a letter from Cincinnati alleging a girl from Sycamore street seeks forgiveness to return home after a claimed assault. Police doubt the tale. seven amusement venues now. The article also notes the death of brakeman Charles Bruff, postmaster Kemp’s ten year sentence, Western Bar Iron Association rates, smallpox deaths, and Pan Handle Railroad double track work progress.
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Times and Chronicle
Pittspurg
Brush
Cincinnati
Sycamore Street
Charles Bruff
Fort Wayne
Bruff
Damascusville
Ohio
Joseph Br
Here
Steubenville
Steamboatmen Conven Adopts Appointments At Pittsburg
The Steamboatmen National Convention at Pittsburg on November 9 considered moving reconvening in December at Washington to aid free commerce. Delegates were appointed from Ohio, Tennessee, Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Louisiana, Alabama, New York, Maryland, Michigan, and a member at large from Detroit. Adjournment followed after a recess and readings of attendance letters.
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Times and Chronicle
Louisville
W. J. Kounts
Pittsburg
Washington
Whiting
J. T. Stockdale
Ohio
John A. Williamson
Tennessee
John Lee, Jr
Pennsylvania
J.T. Stockdale
Kentucky
R. H. Woolfolk
Indiana
J. Sweetzer
Mlinois
J. M. Phillips
Louisiana
E. B. Perry
Alabama
J. Blakesly
New York
C. W. Copeland
Maryland
John 8. Brown
Michigan
E. R. Whiting
J. E. Newberry
Detroit
Wa. J. Kounts
Fury of a Woman Scorned in Washington Reported
Washington dispatches detail interviews between Secretaries Robeson and Delano and the President over departmental matters. A Russian Grand Duke’s arrival remains unconfirmed with fear of a fleet loss after days of rough weather. An attempted shooting at Annie Thomas’s house ends with no injuries. she is jailed on $10,000 bail.
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Times and Chronicle
Washington
Robeson
Delano
Navy Department
Nate
Annie Thomas
Thomas Elwood
Elwood
Thomas
Annie
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Cairo
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Odd Fellows
Ville Ridge
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Tilden
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Wisconsin
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Xenia
Woman's Suffrage Convention
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Maprio
Siee League
Austria
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Relief Society
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Mississippi
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Pitrspure
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Mexico
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United Sates
Relief Committee
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Seppe
London
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Thiers
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Boiley
Ipemoniye
Athens
Elas
Eoeeaee
Barre
Steamboatmen's National Convention
Columbus
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Jad
Western Associated Press
Treasury
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Lice
Edward Lafavour
Allegea
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Rossa
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Mreeklyn
Theodore B. Bosnere
Strva Mabe
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Snes Paket
Hues
Benate
Jose Ba
Seeger
Ne Siernan
James Irving
Starshal Dawley
Bas Bees
Insurance
Continental Insurance Co
Insurance Department
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South Carolina
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Gee
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Cincinnati & Indianapolis Junction Railroad
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Cleveland
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Lee
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Bax
Statenson, Ger
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Little Miami
Asie Tou Baer N Tove
Yanoaru Uh
Coham Loveland
Oman
Truster
Rite Railroad
Hallahns
C. R. Brooks
L. Ing
Central Avenue
Signal
Joseph Sey
Centlemen
West
Mossery
Imgten Street
Mozart Hall
Vienna
Anna Mee
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Pike’s Opera-House
Joan T. Ford
Allack-Bilchings
Bulwar
Mon Ay
J. W. Wallack Men
J. W. Wallack
Bob Roy
Daisy Farm
Oliver
Twist
Wood's Theatre
B. Macauley, Rasager
Pol the Great Tragedian
Edwin Worrest
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Indianapolis, Cincinnati Lafayette Railroad
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Agian
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L. BR. B
Howe
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad
York
Ben Y. Baston
Mezare Hall
Majt Jiltons
Kaprete
Bian
BUCRU
Elmbolds
Buchu
Viet Eyrene
Wilson
Bloomingdale Asylum
Zod
Helmbold
H. T. Helmbold
Broadway
Beau Tenth Street
Philadelphia
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