Complimentary Dinner Offered to General Terrell in Indianapolis
Dispatch from Indianapolis notes a large group of prominent men from various professions resigned to honor General W. M. Terrell with a complimentary dinner at the Academy of Music in the afternoon. The letter from Terrell expresses thanks and respect, reflecting broad political sentiment.
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W. M. MM. Terrell
Times and Chronicle
Indiabrapolis
Tom Browne
Richard J. Bright
John D. Nicholas
Terrell
Bates Hovss
Indianapolis
Dispatch to the Fates and Chronicle
Evansville dispatch dated November 19 reports events tied to the Fates and Chronicle, with local coverage reflecting on cultural or editorial actions in the region. The brief item signals ongoing discourse around fate themed narratives and regional media commentary.
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The
Fates and Chronicle
Evansville, Ixd
Fires Hit Cities From New York to Jacksonville
Fire reports from New York Brooklyn and St Louis describe multiple blazes causing heavy damage. In New York a warehouse fire at a street corner consumed stock and prompted water damage. Boston saw a Dye company blaze affecting top floors with no insurance. Jacksonville notes a college building incident with students aided by residents.
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Caagee Aydrey
Woodruff & Robee
Brooklyn
Amity Street
St. Louis
Peek Ae
J. Roe & Convent
Bepues
Third Streets
Wymeee New Oceans
Custom House Street
New
Boston
Boston Dye
Occa
No Insurance. Co
Pierce
Jacksonville
van Maesek
Illinois Female College
Illinois Conference of the
The Missing Pacific Steamer
New York reports nothing definite from the Pacific Mail Arizona after fourteen days overdue. Company officers profess confidence that she remains under sail as she struggles toward San under way.
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New York
Pacific Mail
Arizona
San
Hing O Neill Shooting Affair and Political Speculation
A fragmented report details the Hing O Neill shooting and a court case involving Mr King and James C King amid references to Boutwell. It notes counterfeiting coupons, smuggling via mail, concert saloons raid, and a plan to blow up buildings with a new Board of Engineers proposal.
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Hing-O'Neill
Boutwell
New York
James C. King
Cozer
East Seventh
O'Neill
Mr. Quick
Samet
Tate
Peek Sethsodag
Saan
Gee Phea
Senate
Wilson
Edwin Dee
Dent Lincoln
Union Pacific Railroad
Henry W. Pucker
Ducker
Tors
Tos Soeietire
Deb Geade
Pinkdmenens
Jean Chamber of Commerce
Board of Engineers
Alabama Legislature Faces Deadlock Election Turmoil
The Alabama Legislature convened at noon with Lieutenant Governor Moren presiding. Eighteen senators were sworn in while arrests and seating disputes roil the Conservative faction, as a quorum remains in question amid disputed certificates and claims of seatings in Mobile and County Kaar.
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Moxicomedy
Alla
Alabama
Moren
Senate
House
Hubbard
Mobile
Kaar
United
Horse Disease Disrupts Nashville Streetcars and Transport
Nashville reports horse disease spreading slowly, prompting streetcar stoppages as companies pause to allow horses rest. Maury and Davidson counties note impacts with transfers limited at affected points. meanwhile Barnum’s exhibit and local dispatches discuss urban hauling and livery adjustments as fire engines prepare for hauling needs.
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Nashville
E Street
Davidson
Barnum
Scene in the French Assembly over Gambetta speech
In Versailles on November 19 an oped debate in the Assembly centered on Gambetta's inflammatory speech about the provinces. Thiers defended the government while Gambetta avoided reply. The chamber debated lines of confidence, ultimately voting against the motion after hours of discussion.
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Versailles
Gam
Gambetta
Denmark News Talks Storm Devastation And Aid
November 19 report from Denmark details extensive storm damage with wrecks and heavy rain. Sea embankments breached and coastal areas flooded, causing loss of life and great property damage worth a million rix dollars. The king and queen head royal relief efforts, directing Danish vessels and naval stations to aid shipwrecked crews along the coast.
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Alster
Hesaaes Tellad
German Society to fund Central Sea exploration committee
The Berlin Geal Society resolves to establish a permanent German Committee for exploration of Central Sea and related industrial activities. Several nations are expected to cooperate by contributions.
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New York
Berlin Geal Society
Civil Service Foresight Spurred by Washington Dispatch
Washington dispatch reports signs of a clash in Congress over civil service reform as parties push platforms. Senator Trumbull declines Judiciary Committee chairmanship and Edmunds of Vermont is likely to succeed him while Veter Cooper urges strict enforcement of civil service rules.
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the Times
Washi
Congress
Washington
Veter Cooper
Chant
Trumbull
Judiciary Committee
Edmunds
Vermont
Atrocities Aboard the Labor Cruise Brig Carl
The Melbourne Argus reports on brutal crimes on the brig Carl during a labor cruise. Dr. Murray, surgeon, led executions and killings of captives near Levuka. Seventy dead or wounded, some bodies thrown overboard. Murray turned Queen's evidence. trial looming in Sydney. Government inquiries span Victoria to New South Wales.
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Pacific
The
Melbourne Argus
Carl
Wes Patrick Murray
Metbonius
Murray
Levuka
March
Sydney
Marcy
Victoria
New South Wales
Banks and political rise amid evolving 1800s dialogue
The article surveys General Banks's early political ascent, noting critics labeled him eloquent yet bold, with admirers in the Fifth District praising fidelity and rhetoric. It contrasts opposition to some gears of his era while acknowledging strong support from his core backers as change brewed in Congress.
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Boston Advertiser
Vernor
Gray addresses Boston planning on new street lines
A Sunday meeting in Boston drew residents including the venerable Han. J. Gray who urged careful and swift action on new street lines within twenty four hours saying buildings will rise again without soak and a cautious approach to development followed by the crowd.
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Boston
J. Gray
Unclear Notes on Aquarium Incident In Brighto England
Fragmentary report describes Beh sh Hresquatiom 0 in Brighto England tied to an octopus incident. The subject has been moved to another tank after water darkening.
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Brighto
England
Universal Amnesty Urged in President's Coming Message
A special dispatch notes belief the President will urge universal amnesty restoring those excluded by the Fourteenth Amendment. The U.S. Marshal in New Orleans sought troops to arrest conspirators against election laws. the President refused. Alabama arrests of three Democratic legislators drawing Adm inistration condemnation. new Solicitor General Williams to arrive and begin duties.
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New Orleans
Alabama
The
Times and Chronic
Washington
Congress
U.S
Legisature
Williams
S.M. Phillips
Census report first volume printed for binding
Items by Telegraph notes the first volume of the census report is printed and ready for binding. It also mentions Dutch Heinrich, a New York bond thief, granted a new trial and other brief notices from Memphis, Washington, and New Hampshire with various legal and societal items.
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Dutch Heinrich
New York
John Bright to Resume Seat in Coming Session
The notice states John Bright will return to Parliament at the forthcoming session. A London incident involves eighty police officers discharged for insubordination amid a drive for higher pay. Fenian amnesty speaker Mr Reiley at Hyde Park Sunday the 10th was fined for breaching public protection regulations.
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John Bright
London Police Force
Reiley
Hyde Park
London
Thiers Likely to Seek Another Confidence Vote
Paris reports that after a narrow majority in the National Assembly yesterday in favor of the confidence measure, President Thiers is expected to request another vote. The move follows the fragile support for his policy and signals ongoing political maneuvering in France.
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Thiers
National Assembly
Alleged Car Robber Arrested in Ohio
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle reports Abe Webb, a young man, charged with breaking into and robbing cars at Cincinnati and Eaton, Ohio, was arrested in Biaproro and taken back to Eaton for further action.
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The
Times and Chronicle
Biaproro
Abe Webb
Cincinnati
Eaton
Mob Excitement in Lafayette County Missouri
In Lafayette County a vigilance committee forms to hang Colonel Turner over an alleged libelous publication. The sheriff appeals for peace as Turney is shielded by locals. Citizens who aided the sheriff are ordered to leave the county. Supervising Architect Mullett studies local quarries for Washington construction needs. John Kennard Sr. died of pneumonia, not tuberculosis.
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St. Louis
Republican
Lafayette
Turner
Groves
Turney
Mullett
Warkinston
John Kennard, Sr
River Traffic and Weather Across Four Rivers in Late November
Dispatches from Pittsburg Louisville Evansville New Albany and upstream boat lineups report falling river levels with four feet to ten inches, cloudy skies and light snow. Several packet ships including the Dick Fulton and Kilgour depart or pass through new locks, and cargo activity rises along wharves as horses and commerce surge amid plan for lock repairs and temporary closures.
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de Julia
Zanesville
Juniata
Cincinnati
St. Louis
John Kilgour
James Pomic
Caro
Int
Arcadills
Mis
Charles. Bodmann
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Mellie Moore
New Orleans
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Rani
Colmpal
Armadillo
la Glasgow
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Lonle
Ament
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Cain
Hart
Cannelion
Nickworth
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Diewild
Memphis
Paynt
Memork
Idlewild
New Albany
Bernard
Tow
Taragoon
James D. Parker
John Kilur
Canal
San Antonio Sunday morals report from a Texas correspondent
A Texas Sunday account from San Antonio describes widespread tavern activity and street entertainments. The writer notes numerous bars and a nearby circus panorama, with crowds and shouting boys while Indians parade past the streets late at night, painting a vivid but casual local scene.
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The
Atlanta Constitutionalis
San Antonio
Texas
Sheena
Uni
Boston's Rise as Trade Center Opposes New York
The Fall River Evening News argues New York dominates foreign commerce for decades, but Boston's growth in manufacturing, capital, and rail links will reopen strong trade with the West. It foresees an inter-oceanic railway linking Boston to the Midwest and Down East, expanding imports from Europe and Asia, with England remaining a leading partner. The article notes October imports from England and Wales surpass $2.08 million, and other regions add nearly $2.0 million, predicting Boston may rival New York in bulk cargo movement and end costly merchant delays.
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New England
Berksham Hills
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
California
Union
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Holland
France
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Rose
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Australia
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Chicago in the Lake Erie Gold Rush Vision
A Missouri Republican column argues that Lake Erie’s shallow depth, sedimentation, and Niagara’s lowering flow threaten Great Lakes trade. It envisions Chicago as a rising lake-locked hub, imagining a canal to the Mississippi and predicting a western metropolis beyond rivalries with Cleveland, Buffalo, and other cities.
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Toledo
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Macaulay
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Mississippi Valley
Miscouri
Physician Writes Pos For Patient With Rheumatism
A celebrated doctor was asked by a man suffering rheumatism to do something. After writing a prescription, the physician told the patient to tell him if it helped, noting he had been troubled with rheumatism himself.
DeBruler Named Editor in Evansville Journal
Mr Claude Gi DeBruler longtime Times Any Chimowics staffer leaves Cincinnati for Evansville Ind to take editorial management of the Journal of that city in which he has recently purchased an interest. Friends commend his courteous generous nature and reliable work ethic as he exits Cincinnati for new journalistic duties. Mrs Read widow of the late Ridhaway Read visits Mrs Cyrus Barrett in this city.
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Claude Gi. DeBruler
Times
Evansville
Ind
DeBruler
Cincinnati
Read
Ridhaway Read
Cyrus Barrett
Debut Night At Wood's Theatre Sparks Quiet Excitement
A Cincinnati debutante with affluent ties stirred the audience at Wood's Theatre last night. The Roman-themed ballet entrant drew attention with dramatic entrances and exits, prompting whispers and extra glasses as managers direct inquiries to Macauley for her name and background.
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Wood's Theatre
Cincinnati
Macauley
Burglar Captured after jail escape tale and city repairs
Detectives Mitchell and Kushman arrested Capt Jim Green, a notorious figure linked to a Charleston West Virginia escape. The piece notes Green’s past deception and warrants, while city sewer work left Linn street alleyways unstable, prompting authorities to inspect damage before Judge Emmons opens a session in the clerk’s office.
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Kushman
Jim Green
Wisigtairs
Sue Amyrlew
Coreen
Thesesniss
Charleston
W. Va
Green
Plea and Partners Fund Suit in Common Pleas
In Avery courtroom Pryusal 10 marks new parts Gideon Burton vs Frank Krucker concerns distribution of a Burton & Co. fund. A power of attorney holder died. Kracker’s wife divorce complicates rights to assets. Frank seeks to join to protect his claim, court rules case concerns partnership settlement, not a specific asset, motion overruled. Also Miami Valley Insurance action over employment contract. court strikes redundant pleadings and limits evidence. executor dispute in stable v Tyee progresses with claims of abandonment and will provisions.
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Frank Krucker
Arm of Burton & Co
Kracker
Ntft
Tree
AL Frank
Garnisheed
Burton
Ded Nt
Frank
Superior Court Action in Kuck Johnston Matter
Judge O Connor presiding over J Brooks Johnston versus J Lo Keck et al in a contract dispute seeking 60 dollar non delivery and 1 600 bale value. Court overruled demurrer defending improper party joining and ordered answer within ten days.
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Kuck-Johnston
J. Brooks Johnston
J. Lo Keck
Market Prices and Trade Notes Across Regions
November reports show flour firm and wheat quiet with limited gains. Corn weak but demand steady. oats and barley mixed. Freight activity dull. canal navigation reported uninterrupted. Livestock mostly steady. pork and lard prices firm to steady with moderate supplies. Whisky prices steady amid flat trade.
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Toledo
Harley
St. Louis
Niall
Lois Ibe
Pioneer Samuel Bradford of Van Buren dies at 74
Samuel B Bradford, a respected Van Buren Township farmer and Dayton area pioneer, died yesterday at age 74 after a brief illness while visiting his son Robert near Beavertown. He was born in Pennsylvania in 1798 and moved to Ohio as a child. his funeral will be held Thursday at his son's home at ten in the morning.
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Samuel B. Bradford
van Burest Township
Mr. Bradford
Pennsylvania
Ohio
On Buren Fomnery
Bradford
R. John
Robert
Beavertown Pike
Thiers and Fleury Discuss Curbing Sale of Sagtee De Coys
In a recent talk between M Thiers and Gen Fleury the President pledged to curb the sale of er sagtee de coys aimed at bury and the police report seizing a considerable quantity of these productions.
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M. Thiers
Gen. Fleury
Er Sagtee de Coys
The King Improves Amid Police Turmoil In London
In London on November 19, authorities faced disorder as about eighty police officers were suspended for insubordination. The suspension sparked further unease as additional suspensions were anticipated, leaving streets including the Strand briefly unguarded.
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London
Strand
Stokes Second Trial Appointed and Tweed Witness List Denied
In New York the Court of Oyer and Terminer fixed the second day of the term for Stokes trial after he shot Colonel Fisk. Judge Brady denied Tweed’s bid for D A to supply witness lists. A man named Carranan, an Italian, is sought by Chicago police for an October 8 fence house case, found with pistols and a knife. The steamship Columbia was confiscated by the U S District Court on cigars smuggling charges.
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Court of Oyer and Terminer
Brady
Stokes
Fisk
Michael Carranan
Chicass
Way
Eken Jatt Sieht
Columbia
Havana
U.S. District Court
Boston Governor calls special session after State Street fire
Boston fire in State Street block causes an estimated loss of $100,000. The Massachusetts Legislature convenes in a special session prompted by the calamity. The governor urges focus on rebuilding loans, rechartering insurance firms, and building law improvements. His proposals align with citizen and city leadership views.
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Boston
Massachusetts
State Street
Diamond Hunting Company Organized in Denver
Colorado report on the Denver Diamond Company forming a new organization led by prominent citizens and capitalists. Prospectors are out gathering reports that justify a large working portal, with extensive operations expected once weather allows.
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Denver
Con
Denver Diamond Company
Todlay i¢ Eebouilens
River traffic notes and steamer departures at Ironton
In Ironton Ohio on November 19 the river is rising. The Chesapeake is bound for Parkersburg Oriole for Pomeroy and Portsmouth. Ohio and Fashion passed up at 1 AM. Capt Spencer plans to withdraw the Jessie from the Ironton and Callipolis trade. He heads South after docking the cat. The steamer John Wise departs for the South this evening.
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The
Times and Chronicle
Ironton, O
Chesapeake
Parkersburg
Oriole
Pomeroy
Portsmouth
Ohio
Fashion
Spencer
Ironton
Callipolis
John Wise
Te-Day's Oil Market Briefs From November 19
Oil market remained quiet with spot crude around 4.55 at Parker's Landing. No New York report. At last evening close crude offered 11 cents, 1200 barrels refined at Philadelphia. Prices steady near 1.81 with trading muted on lighter creck and tribewillet markets.
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New York
Philadelphia
Creck
Wheat gains and corn rise at market close
In Chaco on November 19 wheat traded higher and irregular, cash at 1097 with a spot of 1100 and 1084 for December. Corn moved up with late cash seen and December activity. Oats peaked at 15.00 at the Park, while lard and whisky were quiet. hogs receipts reached 11,000 with market fairly active as packers paid 400 and shippers noted trends.
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Chaco
Fiendish Attempt to Wreck Harlem Trains in Westchester
Reports describe several attempts to derail Harlem Railway passenger trains in Westchester. The latest incident near Williamsbridge involved three heavy cross-ties placed on the tracks as a Boston line train passed at speed. Investigations include rewards and detectives to catch the saboteurs.
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Jenes - Morrisania
Westchester
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New York
The Late Fire in Knoxville 1872 Safe Locks Inquiry
A Knoxville incident from November 13 1872 describes a fire that gutted a building exposing a safe. After cooling the safe showed white heat yet the contents survived. authors doubt the lock and propose repair, promising testimonials and superior merit of their safe construction.
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Halls Safe & Lock CO
Cincinnati
Hall
B. J. Wooley
A & Lock
No interruption in business after slight engine room fire
A notice states there will be no business interruption despite a small engine room fire. Smoke damage has been satisfactorily arranged by fire insurance companies, and special prices will be offered on Tuesday November 19.
Leases Offered for Store Rooms Between Streets
Three store rooms available for lease between Third and Fourth streets. Applicants must contact W. J. Harker, agent, at Sycamore street between Third and Fourth streets, by week or month. Office at the National Hotel.
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Agen’ A Cathedebs
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Sycamore St
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