AGITATED THIERS FACES RESIGNATION DEMAND
Paris reports Thiers is sleepless and agitated after yesterday's assembly action. He pledges to resign unless conscience resolution gains full vote or large majority. Left delegation seeks to persuade him, promising constitutional measures if confidence is proved. Right caucus rejects a republic and vows to back Thiers for life if conservative stance adopted. Cabinet council at Versailles undecided.
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France
Paris
Thiers
Bordeaux
M. Thiers
Versailles
New York
Circleville tragedy ends in murder by mistress
In Circleville Ohio Jose Funk, a well known resident, was killed by his mistress Alice Moore at his home around 7 pm. He had shown intoxication and threat to punish a rival, then attacked objects in a rage before being led away by the girl. He died minutes later with the coroner's jury ruling murder in the first degree against Moore.
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Funk
Alice
Central Lunatic Asylum to be completed with dispatch
The Trustees of the Central Lunatic Asylum in Columbus, Ohio, resolved to push the new building to completion and have it under roof next year. Proposals for ten million brick will be published, joining nine million already contracted to finish the structure as fire-proof. An annual report will be submitted December 17. Certificates for the Ohio State Company and the Straiteville Building and Loan Association were filed. The horse disease remains limited with about one hundred cases in the city.
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Pepeciad
Times and Chronicle
Columnus
Central Lunatic Asylum
Ohio Stave Company
Portamouth
Straiteville
Asa Cies
Muthausen
Callin
Mulhouse
Mulhausen
Mulhatsen
France
M Poi
Building Association
New York Tribune Reports Greeley Health Crisis
In New York on November 20 the Tribune notes Mr Greeley’s illness and family strain after nervous breakdown rumors. Burke responds to Froude regarding cost of an ad and water supply debates accompany street openings, with references to correspondents in Minis and finances.
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Mrr. Greeley
Burke
Froude
Tribune
Serio
A Murderer’s Sentence Commuted Latest Trick of the Grain Dealers
A murder case takes an unexpected turn as the sentence is commuted amid reports of new pressure from grain dealers. Weather conditions grow severe, complicating court appearances and transport for involved parties.
Weather Report Describes Extreme Cold Night
The text notes many bins toppled by winds and rain during the night. It mentions crowds cornered by rain and measurements indicating substantial quantities, with the weather described as extremely cold last night.
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Ny Beith
City Relief Committee reports relief funds and cases
Boston November 20 report cites widespread relief needs from a recent fire and ongoing unemployment. The committee has referred most cases for employment aid, notes increased numbers of applicants, and warns funds may fall short as large future needs loom. Donations total well into thousands, including 1000 in gold from Lord Ioin, with Harvard College and Abijah Ellis involved in distribution.
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Boston
City Relief Committee
Wien
Rey
Stee
Department of Git
Citizens’ Relief Fund
Lord Ioin
Canada
Harvard College
Leavitt
Abijah Ellis
Aes
Charles River
Brown Sends Adjutant General in St Louis Case
In St Louis on November 29 Brown dispatched an adjutant general to assess disturbances in Lafayette County amid growing concern over reported disorder and shifting affairs related to local leadership and security.
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St. Louis
Brown
Lafayette
Indiana Train Collision injures two passengers
A freight train rear ended a passenger train on the O and M Railroad near Indianapolis injuring Mrs McQuade and Mrs Foote. Both were taken to doctors as crews fought a fire with physicians tending the injured while onlookers feared for their condition.
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Indiana
Cintinnati
Coac
Omar Fear
K. Foote
Mim
Motuade
Nash
Mraville
River traffic and weather reports from multiple cities
Special Dispatches note rivers near stationary or falling across Charleston, Danville, New Albany, Louisville and New Orleans with cold clear or cloudy conditions. Vague ship movements include the Dumont hull through the canal and several steamer arrivals and departures.
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Louisville
New Albany
Fire devastates Rehmidt & Co malt house in Brooklyn
Fire swept Rehmidt & Co malt house in Brooklyn all morning destroying 50,000 bushels of malt. Reported loss totaled 60,000 dollars with extensive damage to facilities and stock. Firefighters contained the blaze by afternoon.
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New Yor
Rehmidt & Co
Brooklyn
California Returns Mention Wheat Exports and Fire Losses
A survey notes 11 350 in California wage wares spary that wheat cargoes have been sent from San Francisco since July. Fire at Female College in Jacksonville costs under 40000, while Lebanon Indiana fire destroys multiple homes with about 40000 loss. Immigrant arrivals in New York reach 854. Brooklyn fire damages and missing workers cited.
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San Francisco
Jacksonville
Poultry Disease Rumors Denied by City Dealers
Reports of a nationwide poultry epidemic alarmed households and traders in this city, but major dealers and hatchers testified the poultry stock is healthy and abundant. They dismissed rumors of disease and head-chopping, noting prices and supply remain strong while some farms report only mild illness akin to chicken cholera.
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A. Sereibier 4
Man
Sang A
Tonle
Ieee
Eeles & Co
Jana
Invers
Pennsylvania
New Jirey
Mereces
Ieee Rees
Ubed Poultry
Titus Trothers
Washi Markin
Repeueak
Peg Birall & Co
Wehingin
Justin
Fulton Market
Poet at the Breakfast Table Sketches Biblical Reminiscence
The narrator muses on holding relics from biblical times and ruins such as Abraham's burial site and Solomon's Temple. He imagines seeing the Arch of Titus, the lampstand from Jerusalem, and the Temple rebuilt in stone while reflecting on historical and literary echoes.
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Ney
Abraham
Salantes
Euean Coe
David
Ireland
Arch of Titus
Hothe
Limited divorce denied to husband in unusual New York case
The New York Times notes a court ruling denying a husband’s petition for a limited divorce on grounds of his wife's cruel treatment. The decision held that limited divorce is expressly reserved for women, forcing the husband to endure or abandon his wife, illustrating contrasts with Blackstone and broader American practice.
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Blackstone
New York. Times
Betrens
New York
Mtan
Fenea
Christita
New Jersey Court OKs Liquor Vote Law Unanimously
The Supreme Court of New Jersey last week ruled unanimously that submitting liquor sale licensing to a popular vote is constitutional. The decision surprised some, with the opinion directed to guidance for the Legislature and the agency involved.
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Supreme Court of New Jersey
Legislatere
Enflamed New York dispatch on Thiers resignation doubt
ENGLANE New Yoak November 20 Londos dispatches at five. No mention of the reported change in the French Government. There is doubt about the truth of Thiers resignation. Lexpos November 20 Police difficulties continue unsettled. Postmen seek higher pay and both bodies meet in Hyde Park on Sunday.
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Londos
Thiers
Lexpos
Hyde Park
Secretary Fish Will Retire and Other Cabinet Notes
Secretary Fish will retire from the cabinet on March 7 and not seek any diplomatic post. Secretary Boutwell and Secretary Melany face scoping shifts as rumors circulate about appointments. A 4 million dollar tranche of fractional currency remains outstanding with billions more of the second and third issues likely unused. The President will begin his message tomorrow and receive no visitors until completion. Senator Sherman attends a funeral. Judge Williams rejects A Perry & Co claims for wagons and equipment lost in 1857 Utah march. Solicitor General Phillips plans to return to Washington.
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Siepatel Thhe Times and
Chestnet
Wasruxeray
Ninhay
Melany
Treasury
Boutwells
Senate
Boutwell
van. Orton
Sherman
Bartley
Williams
A. Perry & Co
Utah
Perry & Co
Johnston
President to Confer on Meade's Successor
The President will receive few visitors before Congress. Secretary Belknap returns Monday and will join a conference with the President and General Sherman on the selection of General Meade's successor.
Fort Wayne Horse Disease Lecture by Elihu Barrits
Fort Wayne dispatch reports a mild epizootic spreading slowly among horses. United States Express and Fire Department horses are affected. Barr's stable with forty horses is down. Barnum's stable is closed. some ox teams appear. street car stables untouched. Fliha Burritt to lecture Saturday night under the Young Men's Christian Association.
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Times and Chronicle
Fort Wayne
United States Express
Fire Department
Barr's
Sable
Barnum
Fliha Burritt
Young Men's Christina Association
Richmond Fire Prevents Destructive Lumberyard Blaze
Special dispatch reports a mild horse disease outbreak in the city. Citizens rallied at the engine houses and brought steamers to a burning frame building beside a large lumberyard and manufactory, stopping the fire before the roof was consumed.
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Times and Chronice
Bond Offers Total 2.9 Million as Market Ranges
Seventeen bond offers were received today totaling 2,914,009 dollars, at prices from 112.39 to 115.28. The advertised amount was one trillion. A funeral for Anthony F. O'Neill, shot by James C. occurred today at St Stephen's Church with the deceased's wife, mother, and a small group in attendance.
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New York
Anthony F. O'Neill
Jas
St. Stephen’s Church
Decision Adverse to Warmoth in New Orleans
The Eighth District Court rules Herron de facto Secretary of State. The Returning Board of Louisiana including H C Warmoth F J Werron James I Jaco Hawkins and John Lynchease will likely appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Eighth District Court
Herron
Returning Board
H.C. Warmoth
F. J. Werron
James I Jaco
Hawkins
John Lynchease
Supreme Court
River News and Local Disasters Reported
Dispatches note the Monongahela river falling eight miles, the Juniata awaiting a rise before departure, and a deck-hand named Robert McGuillan drowning near Lock No. With the carrier Jam Brown towed toward Wheeling, the Carrie Brooks and Petrolia movements are logged. The horse disease wanes and the weather lifts to clear, cold conditions.
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PurTset RG
Monongahela
Carrie Brooks
Juniata
Cipetninti
Robert McGuillan
Brown
Brooks
Wheeling
Petrolia
Local Race and City Events Stir Clifton Newsroom
Report details a chaotic mixture of races on Westbamth Street and Main, with judges Charley Woolley and Cal Harris, racing for empress companies amid general city pages. Several local figures attend a fashionable Clifton Episcopal Church wedding as Tony P Bullock drives in with an Alderney cow, while Edits discuss market terms and ox powered power plans amid epizooty debates.
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Kevdc
Nota Sucewen
Tis
Geosborn
Charley Weir
Frank Clark
John Henderson
Empress
Westbamth Street
Profs
Sel Wayne
Superior Court Proceedings Refer to Forwarded Plea and Judgment
Fragmentary court notes describe a 4 year absence defense and a judgment for defendant in a case involving residency, property notes, and a trust dispute. Other entries recount actions by executors over lands in Perms and a jury verdict in favor of the plaintiff in a separate matter before Judge Storer.
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Fayless
Chas
McMicken
Isaaic Randall
Paonec
Perms
McMickes
Collin A Lincoln
Taft & Kittredge
Colston
N. Jordan
Storer
Assault case at common pleas before Judge Burnet
A complex common pleas trial before Judge Burnet centered on an assault and battery case from August 6. The prosecution outlined the defendant John Stat as the assailant, with testimony describing a confrontation in a yard and later threats and actions. The defense will introduce insanity records, with expert counterpoints and prior court references. The jury was instructed to consider the evidence regarding the defendant's mental state and the alleged act.
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Tate Vs. Wen
W. Southcate
Rutert
Blign
John Statfoot
Seth
Gui
Lareagh
Paul
Wm. H. Pagh
Howe
Rost Duffy
Mer Tetimony
Petrary
T. A. Linn
Pugh & Blackburn
Andre
George Stables
Fohlweser
Serer
Orton Tomhial
Shemyeon & Longworth
M. Mice Habernshire
City Work House Contests Engineer Costs and Loitering Charge
A judge debates a loitering case and the legality of committing the prisoner to the Clay Work-House. The document details a city engineer’s expenses for county projects, arguing for proper transportation, drawings, and funding to enable public works and unified county efforts. The narrative references the police, board of control, and county engineers, with figures and procedural notes.
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Fiat Vie
Elysaer
Wmler
Gilbery
Berela
Iik
Toll Hills
Mtany Warks
Gerart
Watey Sooly
de Boas
Counntiesio
Wieka
Soneer
Wa Cnit
Innati Te Lorelahd
Rian Tevelamd
Marrian
Aefer
Butler County
Transportalien Bee
Durvishes
Oil Market Quietness Cited With Mixed Crude Notes
Fragmentary dispatch notes a quiet oil market in New York with crude prices around 61.5 and 49 in delivery, and a tentative pool price near 44. The garbled text mentions Spot, crude, and market activity, but lacks clear entities or dates.
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Times and Chronicle
Prrreure
Eredeon
Her's Landing
York
Aunt Ariek
Railroad Crash at Ansonia Claims Two Lives
Special Dispatch reports Miller of West Liberty Ohio and Peatrick of Indiana died from injuries after two freight trains collided at Ansonia on Saturday night. Two others remain beyond help as Superintendent Gale of the Red Line mobilizes medical aid. A jury acquitted Medaris of first degree murder in the Corbaugh case after twenty minutes of deliberation, provoking widespread controversy and public unrest.
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The
Times and Chronicle Siowxy
Miller
West Liberty
Ohio
Indiana
Peatrick
Ansonia
Gale
Red Line
Medaris
Corbaugh
Chillicothe Burglary Trial Notices District Court
The Ross County docket notes Charles McDougal and Mulrooney each confessing burglary with a three year term under Vauick. The Weiss murder trial against Sim mercett is set to begin today in the Columbus-Wurder jurisdiction, with references to sheriff and local officials.
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Tispeich
Mare. Heaves
Ross Cousty
Witeutingy
Charles McDougal
Vauick
Mulrooney
Weiss
Carriage Builders Association Elects Officials and Discusses Uniform Wagons
In New York on November 2, the Carriage-Builders' National Association elected A. A. Wheeler of Iowa and A. Woeber as vice presidents. A committee was formed to study a uniform wagon track nationwide. Bonds totaling two billion were anticipated at the meeting with prices ranging from 12.4 to 12.90.
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New York
National Asoiiation Teamw
A. A. Wheeler
Aes
A. Woeber
Iowa
United States
Presbyterians mark tercentenary in Philadelphia church
Presbyterians celebrate the 300th anniversary in Philadelphia at Penn Square Church. Delegates and congregants gather for the ceremony in the new Presbyterian Publishing House building, with decor featuring a banner quoting the Martyrs of Bartholomew’s Day.
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Philaperhia
Presbyterianisai
Ini Penn Square
Cherech
Presbyterian Publishing House
Grain Warehouse Burned at Port Washington Wis
A grain warehouse owned by J Galdemith & Co was destroyed by fire at Port Washington Wisconsin this afternoon along with several barns and dwellings. Loss valued at $14000 with full insurance. The Philadelphia Postmaster appointment notes also mention a new Philadelphia postmaster and a resignation in Bingham.
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Washington
Wis
J Galdemith & Co
Delegates Gather for Editson Conference Across Cities
A long roster of delegates from Akron to Nashville attended sessions in the main conference rooms, delivering speeches on church doctrine, Bible instruction, and missions. Key speakers urged evangelism, the role of Sabbath schools, and support for destitute regions, with focus on Protestant liberty and church unity.
Suit Result at City Hotel Keeper's Case Heard
In Circuit Court Judge Cartier ruled on a hotel keeper dispute involving Mrs. Harlowe and Marshal Brown from 1861. The trunks remained detained, later sold after a reasonable time, and Mrs. Harlowe sought 217 in value. Jury verdict awarded 1 to the plaintiff.
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Cartier
Langgage
Epizootic Advice Sparks Odd Rhetoric From Aged Text
A muddled 19th century style passage references a dog, a cow, a horse, and a series of eccentric actions. It mentions epizootics, vaccination, and vague civic policy, with characters Alexander Alec Mabthaee H.G. and Jed tied to odd livestock care claims. The text reads like a satirical or garbled diary fragment from a local column.
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Alexander
Alec
Jed
Insurance on Roe's slaughtering and packing firm
The insurances on the buildings and stock of Roe's slaughtering and packing establishment at St Louis were 905000 and 125000 respectively.
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Roe
St. Louis
Unclear fragments hint at a musical performance clash
The text offers fragmented notes about musicians and conductors. It mentions Berlis Sarita Kent and Pasdeloup in a chaotic scene with hissed reactions and audience hostility, but details are unclear and not coherent enough to identify a definite event or outcome.
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Madame Mallinger
Berlis
Sarita Kent
St. Hr
Siaaen
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