Turbulent Times Span Europe and Americas in Brief
A stream of terse items reports a Welsh patient gravely ill from lung congestion and a Danish storm near Denver. Spain names Senor de Blas foreign minister while Havana’s civil governor is ousted. Utah authorities face federal interference as cruelty law tightens in Hudson County. A ship from Foo Chow sinks near Paracels, with four crew lost. Local notices include Owen Gribble condemning royal intoxication and mine damages estimated at nine thousand dollars. A Swedish consul expelled from Cuba sails to Baltimore with his son. A New York man found drunk on the sidewalk with substantial cash and bonds. A boiler explosion wrecks Crabb’s flouring mill near Clinton, injuring Barton Calecy and others. Austrian cabinet woes prompt reform as Cis-Leithan politics shift under Baron Kellereperg’s fallout.
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Tepe
Wales
Katia
Denver
Senor de Blas
Spain
Havana
Utah
Hudson County
New Jersey
Hong Kong
New York
Charlée O’conor
Curtis
Neuninger
Cuba
Baltimore
Richard Depéyster
South Carolina
Crabb
Clinton
Terre Haute
Barton Calecy
Austrian Empire
Baron von Kellereperg
Council of Ministers
Austria
Prince Adolph Auersperg
Trial delayed in Blackburn Lovell case at Chillicothe
Court adjourned after impaneling a largely read juror pool as Fanny Blackburn, key witness, remained unfound in Cincinnati. Protracted proceedings loom as the state weighs proceeding without her while officers hunt for the widow and awaiting dispatches.
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Times and Chronicle
Chillicothe
Court of Common Pleas
State of
Ohio
David G. Dunnisch
Safford
Ates
Fannie Blackburn
L. J. Neal
Milton L. Clark
Blackburn-Lovell
Fanny Blackburn
Robert
Cincinnati
Lovell
Ion
Post Office Funds and Political Controversy in State Affairs
Palmer of Titimets used seven thousand dollars of the State Contingent Fund to buy bread for Chicago sufferers. The action is condemned as unconstitutional, likened to Mayor Mason and Sheriff in another case. Two hen nage KnnX policers exist in South Carolina. Fifteen million needed to carry mails next year. total Postoffice Department necessities reach twenty two million. Boutwell heads north next week. Postmaster General sees little basis for attack on Postmaster Prosser of Nashville, attributing it to enemies, though review remains.
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Palmer
Chicago
Mason
Sheridan
hennage-Knnx
South Carolina
Postoffice Department
Boutweill
North
Prosser
Nashville
Quiet New York Stocks Fray Amid Rumors And Elite Schemes
Special dispatch from New York notes a quiet stock market with few trades as cliques sway opinion. Grand Jury likely to indict fraudsters including Tweed and Ring figures. Alexis enjoys Broadway and US welcome while Fisk’s grand procession sparks pockets being picked and accidents. Connolly denies departures. reform chatter and public park issues surface amid a volatile political backdrop.
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Times and Chronicle
New York
Grand Jury
Charles O’conor
Tweed
Alexis
Broadway
America
Americans
Clarendon
Fisk
American
Russia
Duke
Connolly
James M. Sweeny
Hugh Smith
Connelly
City of New Oe steamer disaster near London
News from New York reports the New York steamer City of New Oe left with freight and passengers and was wrecked this morning in the river near London. Some crew saved themselves with life-preservers, others drowned or are missing. Cargo portions were thrown overboard amid great excitement and concern for passengers and crew.
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City of
Reight
London
New York
New
Horwich
Cairo
Annual Convention of American Woman's Suffrage Association
Philadelphia November 22 delegates adopted resolutions urging constitutional ratification and equal suffrage. Other resolutions endorsed woman suffrage and called for a broad push for voting rights.
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The
American Woman's Suffrage Association
Philadelphia
Death of Lieutenant Governor Dans Reported in New Orleans
New Orleans on November 22 reports the death of Lieutenant-Governor Dans after the completion of a street ceremony. The brief item notes the incident occurred amid ongoing public affairs and government leadership in the city.
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Dans
New Orleans
Grete Tate
Shia
Ieee Ee
Bolle Coblladan
Te-Dey's Gil Market Notes Mixed City Prices
A fragmented market update reports varied readings across city markets with Crate at 4.304.35, Weld at 4 Sena 10, Us ville at 405, Fern Sere Meas dull at H logs, and overall quiet trading. Parker's Land siely ntve and Weld et iibgey redieed are mentioned amid the confusion.
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Te-Dey
Gil
Parker's Landsiely
Oenen Coe Niatente Merit Gales
Usville
Grand Duke Alexis Welcomed by New York in Grand Arrivals
New York on November 21 witnessed Grand Duke Alexis receive a jubilant reception. The Mary Powell carried six hundred aboard including reception committee members and conveyed the Duke to the Svetland where General Dix delivered a welcome. The Grand Duke praised American friendliness, while crowds along Broadway cheered amid flags and decorations.
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New York
Mary Powell
Grand Duke
United States
Powell
Svetland
Catacary
Catacazy
John A. Dix
Russia
Grand
Dix
Lapirs
Shaler
Leonard Street
Te Tokee
Conto
Alexis
The
Battery
Union Square
Broadway
Caracazy
Ninth Regiment
Clarendon Hotel
Balwee Enusiasti
Salt Lake City Brigham Notified the Country
Brigham requests a continuance in his case in Salt Lake City with related matters. Other cases proceed, highlighting ongoing legal actions and court schedules in the region.
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Brigham
Brigham Young at Center of Utah Court Proceedings
In Salt Lake City Brigham Young's presence is sought for various cases including lewd cohabitation and murder indictments. Lawyers cite illness and healthful travel to justify absence while pledging his arrival if required. A major mining suit against New York parties over the King David mine proceeds to trial in Provo with disputed title and alleged fraudulent activity.
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Salt Lake City
Brigham Young
Chas H
Mr. Hempstead
Ag McKean
Wm. Hickman
Dr. Wella
Hosea Stout
M. Meacham
Wm. Kimball
Henry Laurence
New York
Provo
David
Aspinwall
Prices Rule Uniform At Je For Athe And A Brown Sheet
Fragmented OCR shows price listings for various garments and items with references to brown textile, broad way, bearded corset, and a few garbled phrases. The readable portion hints at pricing rules and product names but lacks coherent context or complete details.
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Broadway
Siamtee
Grand Encampment names officers for coming year
Special dispatch from Indianapolis reports the Grand Encampment of Old Fellows electing officers for the ensuing year. Names include Monroe, Richmond, Robertson, Foster, Haughey, McQuiddy, Wise, Owen, DeWolff, Riggs. Yearly accessions rise to 2005 with charitable relief totaling 27971.75 and treasury balance 13. The notice also records the arrest of Sam Relend for raping his nine year old niece.
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Times and Chronicls
Indianapolis
Fallswitch
John W. McQuiddy
New Albany
Fort Wayne
Richard: Owen
Bloomington
B. F. Foster
T. P. Haughey
Grand Lodge
W. W. H. DeWolff
Vincennes
James D. Riggs
Evansville
Treasury
Sam
Relend
Woman Resists Death Attempt Over Poison On Madison Street
Mrs Latlin of Madison street attempted suicide by poison last night. Medical aid and a stomach pump were used but recovery remains doubtful. Temporary insanity is given as the cause. Snow fell two inches overnight. Pork-packing season opens strongly with expected record business. The New Depot at RichMann Inc. is under roof and may finish early January as one of the Wests most modern depots.
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Times and Chronicle
RichMann, Inc
Union
Perenne
Gener
Secretary Belknap Travels Through Chicago Arraignments
In Chicago on November 22, the Criminal Court arraignments saw fifty cases with two not guilty pleas. Four defendants pleaded guilty to manslaughter while Secretary Belknap passed through the city en route to his Iowa home.
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Times and Chronicle
Chicago
Crimins Court
Belknap
Iowa
Cadmium Tin Found in Ogden Ore Arouses Attention
The Ogden tin ore is reportedly cadmium a rare metal described as pearly white and very ductile. Scientific expert Professor Stringler confirms cadmium, deeming it valuable and drawing strong interest amid mining reports from Ely district and nearby camps. Trains delayed by snow and cold weather compound winter concerns.
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Batt Lage
United States Court
Ta Westnet
Bolkdiog
Isedmange
East Templ Street
Wells, Fargo & Co
Salt Lake City
Ely
Cottonwood
Ogden
Stringler
Gottingen
Dilke to speak at mass meeting after Newcastle address
Loxton November 22 Sir Charles Dilke to address a mass meeting next week amid storm driven shipping disasters. Reports say the Egira wrecked with five crew drowned while the Neo Sara championship match was won by Taylor. Steamships Prussia Atlantic and Maine have arrived.
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Loxton
Charles Dilke
Newcastle
The Coming Consistory Of Lamnization In King Victor Emmanuel Era
Rox reports on a consistory tied to a neared transformation in the era of King Victor Emmanuel. The article hints at religious and political shifts within the city and references a base of the process, though details are fragmented.
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Rox
Sis
Liberal statesman Francis Deak gravely ill in Austria
From Peeta, November 22, reports that Francis Deak, the Liberal statesman, is in dangerous condition. Details on his ailments and hospital care were not disclosed, but the news prompted concern among allied parties and international observers awaiting updates on his health.
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IL. Peeta
Francis Deak
The
Liberal Statesman
Argasta to Return to Madrid After Elections
Madrid reports that following the elections changes will be made to permit Admiral T. Senor Sagasta to re-enter the cabinet or official position. The notice indicates a reshuffle or return plan contingent on the electoral outcome.
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Madrid
T. Senor Sagasta
Progress of the Revolutionists in Mexico Signals Extraordinary Powers
Dispatches from Matamoras describe a growing revolutionary movement across Mexico. General Rocha marches to aid Bellillo as the garrison fights a severe siege, with a rapid conclusion expected. General Alaterro watches Oaxeca while Diaz boisterously presses his political position and a relief fund forms for Chicago fire survivors.
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New York
Matamoras
Mexico
Rocha
Bellillo
Alaterro
Oaxeca
Diaz
Chicago
Seileasie
Washington Snapshot of a Legal Plea in 19th Century Text
Fragmentary Washington entry from November details Thomas J. ge of wenteen facing a citizen suit under Caleb Cushing era terms. Sparse OCR yields limited names, dates, and actions, making the precise legal action and parties unclear.
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Washington
Thomas J. Ge
Wenteen
United Star Seine Artiwesen
Caleb Cushing
Alexis Leaves for Washington With Salary Delay Issue
Alexis travels to Washington with Minister Catacazy. Corone awaits Comptroller on salaries. Comptroller says action blocked until Legislature meets. Last night Alexis refused hotel accommodations, triggering protests over his private room.
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Alexis
Washington
Alexixs
New York
Rene
Catacazy
Horatio Harris Captain Lovett Buried At Sea
In San Francisco on November 21 Captain Benj Lovett of the ship Horatio Harris, from New York, died and was buried at sea. A report mentions eastern cement being shipped here at high prices and a transfer of Gen Ora from California to the Plane department. The day is unusually warm with weather conditions noted.
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San Francisco
Benj.” Lovett
Horatio Harris
New York
Hensive
Gen. Ora
Department of California
Department of the Plane
Saa
City of New London Loss Lists Passenger Names
Norwich Connecticut November 22 The following persons are now known to have been lost on the steamer City of New London CC B Rogers Wm L Hocion Jerrison Aldrick passengers Matt Baker engineer Harry D steward
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Norwich
Conn
New London
CC. B. Rogers
L. Hocion
Jerrison Aldrick
Matt Baker
Harry D . Steward
River News From Cato November Twenty Second
Additional river notices list arrivals at Cato including the Belle from St Louis at 4 AM the Grand Tower from Memphis at 4 AM and the James Rankin from Evansville at 9 AM Departures include the Burksville for Evansville the Grand Tower for St Louis the Plovenne for St Louis the Great Republic for New Orleans and the Belfast for New Orleans with several departures noted around morning times Weather is described as cloudy and cold.
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Cato
Pike
St. Louis
Grand Tower
Memphis
James €. Rankin
Evansville
Great Republic
New Orleans
Belfast
Matilda Herron Returns to Stage in Troubled St. Louis Night
At the Opera House in St. Louis, Matilda Herron reappeared after nearly twenty years, delivering a faltering act. The audience reacted with confusion and some hostility as she spoke of poverty, indebtedness, and gratitude toward Ben De Bar while declaring continued artistic ambition amid unsettled performance.
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Opera
St. Louis
Matilda Herron
Ben. de Bar
Sita Eves
Fragmented OCR Summary From Local Page Segment
The readable text fragment mentions Bend road Green and Towkebips with unclear numbers and garbled phrases. Names and places are partially legible but many details are missing or distorted. The item resembles a damaged notice or notice-like snippet from a local page.
Wheat and oats futures and prices in Detroit market
November 22 reports show flour unchanged and wheat weak for No 2 at 21. barley steady for No 2, with freight details including No 1 wheat at 157 and amber at 144. Oats are weak to firm depending on grade, corn around 60 cents, seed steady at six dollars, with receipts totaling ten.
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Serene Bo
Treadwell
Enite
Revere
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