Notes and News from the Era of Fire and Politics
The article compiles a wide set of incidents: Alabama Legislature in session, fires at Carter's blanket mills in Winchendon Massachusetts and a Boston blaze, extensive losses and insurance concerns in Abbeville and Boston, a near ending weavers strike in Paterson, a mutilated unknown corpse near St. Louis, Ex-Empress Eugénie at Chiselhurst, and aid drives for fire victims. It mentions unrest in Kentucky, railway sabotage attempts, torn church attendances, a legal bid in New Orleans for an injunction against manipulating election returns, and various military, academic, and political happenings across the United States and Europe. It also notes financial woes of Bangor insurance companies, ore origins for a steamer disaster, a gunpowder debate in fire control, and political shifts in the French Assembly and Cass County indictments. It closes with the President preparing a liberal message likely addressing the Ku Klux issue and southern policy.
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Winchendon
Maes
Los
Jackson
Mich
Abbeville
B.C
Boston
Paterson
N. J
Getarday
St. Louis
Eugene Hell
Chiselhurst
Paris
Versailles
The South Carolina Senate Race Support for Elliott
A Columbia dispatch reports Democrats in the South Carolina Legislature favor Senator Elliott for the U S Senate over rivals. The source notes Elliott would reflect less discredit on the state and praises his agreeable manners and unquestioned ability.
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The
Times and Chronicle
Washisgton
Columbia
South Carolina
R. B. Elliott
United States Senate
Elliott
The Horse Diseases Spread in Cities
Special dispatches report an epizootic affecting horses in Arzany Loomville and Beeyres. In Arzany and Loomville most horses are sick, with limited business and cars on Walnut Street. four horses have died. Beeyres notes thirty to forty cases in various stables, with no fatalities yet. Mansfield also shows outbreaks.
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Ixv
Anl
Fire Department
Seehachosets Belgie
Loomvile
Walnut Street
Beeyres
Mansfield
Alarm Among New York Stable Men Dropsy Disease Spreads
A news dispatch reports a horse disease, dropsy, spreading through New York city car stables with about half of affected horses dying. Reports from Troy Nashville Memphis and Washington note varying local impact and responses including stable closures and fire department hose illness.
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New York
Great Floods Devastate Mantua and Ferrara Provinces
The Times reports immense flooding across Mantua Ferrara and surrounding districts. Two thirds of Mantua and a third of Ferrara submerged vast tracts become lakes with treetops and roofs visible. Thousands houseless, livestock starving, harvests ruined, and authorities seek about £120,000 to repair dykes.
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London Times of the Sun
Mantua
Ferrara
Parma
Reggio
Modena
Paris Prayers for National Assembly Held Across Cathedrals
On November 14 cathedrals across France held special prayers for the National Assembly. Government officials attended services escorted by troops as guards of honor amid very large congregations in Paris churches.
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France
National Assembly
Chicken Cholera Ravages Hudson River Poultry
A severe outbreak of chicken cholera has spread along the Hudson River affecting domestic fowls from New York to surrounding districts. The disease is described as a destructive pestilence, with rapid spread and high mortality among poultry populations. Authorities urge farmers to monitor flocks and implement quarantine measures.
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Hudson River
Pennsylvania Miners Strike Causes Idle Mines in Phillipsburg
A Phillipsburg dispatch reports a general strike among coal miners in Pennsylvania with sixteen mines idle as all workers quit. The unrest followed a call for action dating from November. Local excitement and labor tension rise as miners press for demands behind the stoppage.
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Terrible Murder of a Constable in Scranton
In Scranton Pennsylvania on a Saturday a constable was killed with his face smashed and multiple wounds. The assailant escaped toward the ward, and Namara leaves a family.
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Elty
Namara
Heavy Robbery of Silverware Hit Philadelphia Market
Philadelphia on November 14 reports a heavy robbery of silverware at a corner location near Fil and Cherry. This marks the second time the place has been targeted, with local authorities noting ongoing concerns about disposal and recovery of stolen goods.
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River News Briefs From New A Saxy Dispatch
Special dispatch reports updates along the river system with brief notices from New A Saxy dated November 15. The items cover varied river conditions, traffic, and local impacts on communities near the waterway. Names, places, and specific events are limited in readable text.
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New A Saxy
Rumors Stir Exparté Debates and Insurance Reform Signals
In New York a November fray over ex parte statements sparks talk of new state laws and insurer safeguards. Fire underwriters urge official inquiry into conditions, fearing large fires could harm claimants and stockholders. The Committee of Seventy weighs continued existence as mayoral election shifts power. Also notes on Thurlow Weed’s recovery, Methodist missions funding, and Alsace Lorraine expatriate relief banquet with a total aid near $10,000.
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Insurance Department
Committee of Seventy
Eremere
Thurlow Weed
Andrew D. Fowler
Cleveland, O., Philadraler
Newark
N. J
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Methodist Sd
Sacra Ee
Southeastern
Tennessee
Issa
Westawa
West Virginia
West Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Arizona
E Society- Alsaceé-Lorraine
Scattering Election Returns and Key Candidates
Scattered returns show Greeley leading Tennessee by 8213 with ten counties reporting. Delaware’s Lafland leads Republicans for Congress by 363. Official county returns total show 1975 in favor of Greeley as more counts come in. Ouston and J R W Walker are noted as prominent Senate candidates.
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Delaware
Lafland
Congress
San
Alabama
Ouston
J. R. W. Walker
United States Senate
Pennsylvania Victory in Pennsylvania Election Report Prompts Inquiry
The Baltimore American notes Grant's large Pennsylvania lead with 344,500 to 210,000 for Greeley, claiming a record majority of 134,300. It questions fraud and race-based turnout while asking for details on Maryland influence, colored voters, and cross-border voting, amid shifts from Buckalew to Grant.
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E. Grant
Maryland
Grant
Greeley
Camberland County
Gresny
Hillimore
Buckalew
Oity
Congress
Vania
Blicans
Early Republican platform cited from 1874 issues
The piece describes a reform platform emphasizing peace abroad, reform at home, and justice. It advocates American citizenship, intelligence, national reform, industrial protection, state reform, liberal taxation, travel tax repeal, and open arms. It highlights a North versus Bourbon policy and outlines a two year fight plan.
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Delaware
Visit to the Other World Ends in Tragic Mystery
Mrs. Gardiner of Eastmanville Ottawa County Illinois died after claiming to visit an other world. Her sisters had recently died and she described conversing with them before her death. Relatives report she spoke of a joyful return but passed away hours later, leaving questions about the extraordinary events.
Rangoon Times Telegram on Yunnan Revolt Defeat Tone
The Rangoon Times reports a telegram from Prowe near Kawaddy stating the Brox against the Yunnan Mahometan revolt has been defeated and that the road to China is now open, with great Chinese sentiment rising in the Upper Barmah region. The message may be unreliable and needs verification.
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Yunnan
Mahometan
China
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Upper Barmah
Vacant Major Generalship and Inaugural Preparations
This item reports on the postal telegraphy proposal by Postmaster General Creswell, notes the delay in filling the vacant major generalship until Secretary Belknap returns, mentions no recommendation from General Sherman, and cites the President’s plan to decide after consultations. It also notes the suspension of Nathaniel Pope and appointment of Levi E. Dudley under the Tenure of Office Act, and lists regimental signatories planning to attend President Grant's inauguration on March 4 with units from New York, Pennsylvania, and Maryland.
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Creswell
Belknap
Sherman
Nathaniel Pope
New Mexico
Levi E. Dudley
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Grant
Accident on Railroads Involving Freights and Drover Death
Special dispatch reports a freight collision on the Ree Line near Ansonia last Saturday night. A drover was burned to death and three others seriously injured. this morning an incident left a man with severe leg injuries requiring amputation to save his life.
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New Incorporations for Army of the Cumberland Action
Certificates filed for two incorporations in Cincinnati and Hamilton County. The Postal and Special Messenger Company of Cincinnati has capital of 50,900 with corporators B T Stone, Wm C Chapman, Howell Gano, B Eggleston, and Richard Beresford. The Sharon Improvement Company has 200,000 capital. Governor Noyes and Secretary Sherwood depart for Dayton for the Army of the Cumberland reunion.
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Wm. C. Chapman
Howell Gano
B. Eggleston
Richard Beresford
Sharon Improvement Company
Hamilton County
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Sherwood
Dayton
Army of the Cumberland
Miner John Kemmer Killed in Willow Coal Bank Mine
A miner named John Kemmer was fatally injured Saturday last when he fell from a horse at Willow Coal Bank Mine. He died the same evening. The horse disease has halted business with every livery stable closed and all box teams on the road.
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Times and Chronicle
Maast Stox
John Kemmer
Willow Coal Bank
Sle
Thiers Donates 1000 Francs for Boston Fire Relief
Paris dispatch reports President Thiers has contributed one thousand francs toward relief for victims of the Boston fire. The gesture underscores ongoing international aid efforts following the disaster.
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Thiers
Boston
Great Gale Wrecks Schleswig Holstein Villages
Reports of destruction from the great gales last week continue to arrive from sea and land. Several villages in Schleswig Holstein were destroyed by the powerful storm.
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Great Storm Damages Towns in Northern Provinces
In Pamernca several towns suffered serious damage from a Baltic and Northern Provinces storm that raged last week. Beaux reports the loss and destruction across the region with reports of ongoing recovery efforts and weather-driven impact.
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Baltic
Napoleon to sue over expulsion order damages
Prince Napoleon intends civil actions to recover 40000 francs from the Prefect and Police Commissary who served the expulsion order while he visited M. Richard at his residence in Paris on November 18.
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France
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Logansport Hotel Damaged by Fire. Rebuilding Planned
Special dispatch reports the Layton House in Logansport Indiana sustaining severe fire damage in an upper room. Owners will tear the building down and reconstruct on a larger scale, as the loss from the blaze is described as heavy.
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Times and Chronicle
Layton
Meade Memorial Meeting Progress Toward Fund Target
In Philadelphia on November 1, Bishop Stevens opened the event with a sermon, General Humphreys delivered an oration, and a series of resolutions followed. Mr. Gibbons gave a brief address as the proceedings closed. The sizable crowd participated, and Philadelphia business leaders reported the fund nearing one hundred thousand dollars for Gen Meade's family.
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Gen. Meade
Motions in Notorious Criminal Court Include Tweed Arraignment
In Dye and Terminer Court today a motion sought an order compelling the District Attorney to provide William M. lists before July detailing witnesses for each indictment. A motion to arraign Tweed was heard, and a date set for an early trial date for Edward Stokes over Fisk murder, with decisions due tomorrow.
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Wm. M
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Edward Stokes
Fisk
Rapid Gauge Change on Grand Trunk Line
Canada news reports a rapid change of railway gauge on the Grand Trunk Railway between Sarnia and Fort Erie reducing track width from five feet six inches to four feet eight and a half inches. All trains operated today on regular schedules.
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Grand Trunk Railway
Sarnia
Fort Erie
Horse disease spreads in Fort Warns stable
Reports from Fort Warns indicate a horse disease outbreak confined to a single stable. Efforts to contain it include preventive practices and potential medical measures amid uncertainty about spread and impact.
Death of Leading Lawyer in Mampuis Texas
Gen John F Sale a leading criminal lawyer in the bar died suddenly last evening in Mampuis Texas. The courts have adjourned out of respect to the deceased.
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John F. Sale
Ongenen
River News and Vessels Pass Through Locks
The report notes river level declines with five feet in the canal and three feet on the far, several vessels like the Charmer Nashville and Storm carrying iron ore passing upriver, and others awaiting through the locks. Weather remains clear and cold though horse disease declines but proves more fatal.
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Dlesept Ieee Eo Arri
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James Parker
W. H. Brown
Charmer
Nashville
Storm
Nick Longworth
Cincinnati
Lady Pike
Reno
Ind
Work of Evangelists Draws Local Interest
Evangelists work draws attention in the city with daily prayer meetings at the Young Men’s Christian Association and a series of talks by Henry Morehouse at the Quaker meeting-house. Amanda Smith, a Black evangelist from New York, will join events, singing and speaking at St Paul’s and Trinity churches. she will participate without chairing meetings. General Halpin files a protest, while Felix studies the epizootic situation and explores ways to reduce duties.
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Agnoanerd
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Sueteseful
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New York
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Superior Court Verdict in Note Promissory Case
In a Superior Court session before Judge Y Vapie a verdict favors the plaintiff. The jury finds Johan Wee not a member of the firm at 1866 but holds that on August 18 1968 he promised to pay the note. The defense argued DeCamp as endorser. the court weighs whether DeCamp endorsed.
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Murdock Case Involves Walley Street Grading Suit At Court
Hamilton district court case involves village lots on Jefferson street in Corryville for grading and paving. Campbell as contractor and Corry as owner dispute contract validity, bidding, measurement, and alleged fraud. Judge Avery rules plaintiff may recover assessment costs plus gravel sidewalk work. penalties for nonpayment denied. Other cases follow in canal and minor debt dispute with railroads and creditors.
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J. J. Miller
Plainsit Long & Kramer
Geo. E. Pugh
Markets Report Mixed Across Commodities and Oil
November market notes show flour steady to firm with mixed wheat results. Barley and corn hold near unchanged levels while oats soften in places. Rand details from New York and Detroit convey price entries for white and amber corn and multiple wheat grades.
Oil Markets Report From Perrvagune November 15
To Days Oil Markets report from Perrvagune notes a dull market with prices nominal and little movement. The New York market and Philadelphia refined bulk crude prices are touched, with minimal trading activity observed.
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Fonsie
Re-election of Grant to reshape Utah and Mormon rule
The piece argues that Grant’s continued presidency would undermine Mormon theocracy in Utah, ending polygamy and central church power. It claims Greeley would boost polygamic rule, while Grant's re-election would force Utah to align with national law, bringing major political changes to the territory. It emphasizes the Mormon leadership favoring Greeley and views Grant’s win as pivotal for national unity and territorial equality.
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Vermont-Greeley carries only the two smallest towns
Returns from Vermon t recount Granest O7t treeley 10 042 and O Conor 903. Grant has a large lead over Greeley by 240, Somerset adds votes to Grauts majority. Greeley carried two tiny towns Glastonbury and Brunswick, the smallest in the state, both strongly Democratic in 1861. Mr Greeley is welcome with his laurels in Vermont.
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Vermont
New York Casts Races in Sixty County Vote
In the Buffalo Express report, New York has sixty counties and most voted Republican in the late election. Only seven counties did not, notably including Kings and New York, with river counties aligned near central Tammany Hall. Several counties remained small in vote totals, none above a thousand.
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New York
Colombia
Dutchess
Gheene
Kings
Rockland
Schoharie
Tammany Hall
Tribune apology mocks readers in party split dispute
The Columbus State Journal quotes the Tribune accusing readers of cowardice after the paper claimed it had ceased to be a party organ and supported Greeley. It garbles critique of Greeley’s nomination, demanding a more manly apology and questioning renewals and motives in a heated political exchange.
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State Journal
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Greeley
Grant Majority Tallies in Three Banner Counties
The Pittsburg Gazette notes General Grant leads in Philadelphia, Allegheny, and Lancaster counties with a total of 70,808 votes. It also mentions 121s for Grant in Fayette and a strong showing in Westmoreland, where the area earned the moniker Star of the West.
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General Grant
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Binte
Philadelphia
Allegheny
Lancaster
Grant
Democratic Fayette
Westmoreland
Star of the West
Fashion Notes and Winter Trends Parade Across Society
Fashion notes highlight Gants Suedes as street favorites and Save green as a chic kid glove color. Seal skin remains a winter staple while Bezique regains popularity as a parlor game. A new easel and portfolio piece decorates parlors as fashion moves to refined leisure. Theatre parties end with supper and dancing, and gatherings of couples spark lively romps with candy pulls as a social cue. A push to avoid truly fashionable crowds on hall floors is noted alongside oxydized silver belts and New Year observances fading on the hinge of the anniversary.
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South Carolina Debt Plan Strains State Finances
Dispatches from South Carolina report the State Comptroller moves to raise funds only for 9,865,908 of the funded debt, about 6,000,000 remains unfunded. Conversion bonds, largely held in the North, lack clear sale records and are reportedly repudiated by the Comptroller. The Tribune notes taxes meant to cover remaining interest may not be turned into the Treasury without a fine. Moses ticket officials have blocked this via a restraining instrument. Public distrust among state officials is evident amid financial troubles.
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South Carolina
Procoees
North
the Tribune
Moses
Fatal accident and shooting at New Herald Building
Five workmen fell through a thin floor into the basement of the New Herald Building in New York. John McNamara and John Farre are among those injured, while James Kine, a former stock broker, is reported dead after a shooting involving Neil. Family members were described as present during the incident.
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Resignation of a top Internal Revenue official
Washington November 15. Strearman chief of the Stamps and Internal Revenue Bureau resigned to take effect immediately. It is understood Mr Shearman has been appointed Treasurer of the New York and Ene Railroad. The vacancy will be filled under civil service regulations. Gov. Cooke, confined to his house for days, is better today.
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Civil Service
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Plan to Enlarge the Erie Canal Debated
At a joint meeting of citizens and the Board of Trade in Buffalo a committee was appointed to oversee Erie Canal interests. The group will report on Thursday next with a plan of action to enlarge the canal and reduce tolls.
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A Mirthful Mint to Our Board of Health
A whimsical letter to the Board of Health jokes about Cincinnati water tainted by dead horses shipped from Pittsburg. It suggests testing water and even feeding cats and dogs to gauge effects, with playful scorn for Pittsburg and humorous asides on local governance.
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Pisteborg
Munoky
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Hamilton County
Epizootic Spreads Through City Stables
A late night outbreak hits urban stables with eighty horses listed as sick by noon. Several livery houses report cases including Chair’s stable in First Ward and First Ward horses removed. Fire crews note disease signs but work continues. Mayor silent as horses and farm teams flood streets, farmers retreat.
Carrum Receipts and Prices from St Louis Cattle Market
St Louis data for November 14 shows last week receipts at 6125 head with prices for cattle including Coolee native Hood steers 1300 to 1690 lbs at 5 to 6 per cwt, prime head 1150 to 1409 lbs around 1895 to 500, and various stock categories. Hog sales ranged 400 to 410 per cwt for extra to choice shippers, with bulk at 350 to 390, and calf and veal lots noted. Receipts for the first week totaled 2510 with notable sales across beef, hogs, and veal categories and prices varying by weight and grade.
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Commodity and Livestock Market Report Summary
Market notes show vegetable oils flat, flour steady, wheat at 1 cash and 14. December. Corn at 82 cents cash, November. Oats at 20 percent loss, November. Rye quiet, January. Hogs: receipts 7,504 Sunday/Monday, slow sales. packers paying 0.40 for common and mixed. Texas whisky steady at 0.5. Live cattle and pork products mixed in value. hog and beef prices listed with varied delivery months.
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