The Epizootic Spreads Across Counties in November
Special dispatches report a horse disease sweeping ad counties with several deaths and widespread sale of oxen. In Greenville Ohio nineteen cases are tied to the Todd and Uyder stable, with other stables taking preventive measures while the illness enters the city’s hotel and liv qxy stables in early stages. Dayrtox notes rapid spread and Third-street car service adjustments as the disease advances.
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Timessed Chronicle
New Avnaxy
Greexvi
E. O
Todd
Uyder
Circleville
Steamer Julia Damaged After Towboat Collision
The steamer Julia arrived in Zanesville from Pittsburg in bad condition after a collision with the towboat Iron twelve miles above Marietta. Her forward end was torn, two staterooms were ripped away, and she proceeded on to Marietta under a half head of steam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times and Chronicle
Zanesville. O
Julia
Pittsburg
Marietta
Eam
Snow Storm Starvation Sensation Refuted in Winona
Minnesota dispatch reports from Chicago dated November 22 deny rumors of trackyard blockade and starvation on the Winona and St. Peter railroad. Relief train reportedly reached the line and the track is now clear of snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ChicaGo
Winona
Minn
Winona and St. Peters
France Left Center Policy and Assembly Actions
A Left center report urges a 30 member parliamentary committee to oversee reform, prolong Thiers four years, and create a Vice President and Second Chamber. The Left backs Gambetta’s call for dissolving the National Assembly. The jury trial bill passed, and indemnity payments proceed with 0.5 billion due by December 11. Pascal Duprat seeks Orleans family restitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Left Sheir
Assembly
Thiers
Gambetta
National Assembly
France O
Pascal Duprat
Orleans
Papal Bulls Restricted Hit With Fines and Imprisonment
A notice warns that the Papal Bulls are restricted under law, liable to a fine of five hundred thalers or two years in prison, and ineligible to hold office for five years. The penalty terms reflect strict enforcement and official sanctions.
Cluseret in Geneva Returns from Retirement
Swiss report notes Cluseret has appeared in Geneva living in retirement after escaping Parise in priest disguise. He later traveled to the United States, prompting local attention to his movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
New York
Cluseret
Geneva
Parise
United States
Fire destroys nineteen buildings in Lexixorox area
November 22 reports from Boston describe a disastrous fire that covered three blocks and destroyed nineteen buildings, with over twenty five houses burned. Key firms cited include Dow & Brothers and W. W. Bruce, with insurance figures totaling around $13,600 uninsured and $100,000 claimed by Fernehaughs celery at Brensel & Fortenbaugh colliery nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexixorox
Ee Eal Dow & Brothers
Pianre Cere
Aedare
Vate
Dpal
W. W. Bruce
Dow & Wes
Bush
John M. Hendley
Boston
Sigeebekee
Elgg
Aiatiatins Te Learnat
New York
Ace
Easthowse
Ferenhaughs Celery
Bi Brensel & Fortenbaugh
Dine Kao
Jiabland
Yee Barnes Earby Insurance
Suffrage Leaders Rally Behind National Platform
A large meeting featured Lacy Stone recounting two decades of the woman rights movement as officers for the coming year were named. The National Republican Platform urged Congress to establish woman suffrage in the District and Territories and push a constitutional amendment ending sex distinctions. It also calls for state suffrage for presidential electors and legal equal rights, urging broader organization and bipartisan support.
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Republican
Lacy Stone
Howe
W. Higginson
Juliana Reve
Henry Wie
Ma . Livershore
National Republican Platform Ae
Congress
District of Columbia
Territories
Presit
Friends of Suffrage
State Buccan Convention
Massachusetts Een
Louisiana Legislature in Extra Session Amid Court Skirmish
In New Orleans on November 21 1872 Governor Warwarn ordered an extra session of the Louisiana General Assembly for ten days beginning November 4 1872. Judges Dibble Elmore and others faced disputes in Orleans Parish Court as civil Sheriff Saavenet resisted authority and appealed to the Supreme Court. News from Baton Rouge and Raleigh notes no general legislative action by Friday morning.
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Rleans
Dibble
United States
Elmore
Peake Pith
Sixth District Court
General Assembly
C. Warwarn
Louisiana
A. Woopwarn
State
von Prarper
Saavenet
Supreme Court
Ficth District Court
MonTaomeEry
Ala
Legislariety
Rateton
N.C
Indians Divide Lands After Nation's Vote
From St Louis dated November 22 reports advise the Chickasaw Nation has acted to disband the common holdings among its people. The resolution envisions lands formerly held in common being divided among individual members once the Senate approves. Many tribes may follow this example when the move gains broader support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. Louis
I Nation
Senate of
Choctaws
Burke's Replyie Froude Canadian Annexation Meeting
A volatile response to annexation prompts a vigorous rejoinder from Burke. British sentiment favors annexation, while key figures move to Chicago, St Louis, and New Orleans. Missing men connect with detectives. a Louisville insurance agent George M Pray is presumed dead. Nearly 300 emigrants at Castle Garden were defrauded by swindlers promising Buenos Ayres opportunities. Italian officials informed. Penitentiary fears rise over imperfect commitment papers after a judge's ruling. Weavers strike arrests trigger rival labor tensions in Paterson. Virginia bout set for March 4 between sides for $1100. The American Religious Association resumes sessions in Brooklyn, upholding no creed and inviting varied beliefs while discussing welfare rates with late-year profits under ten percent.
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New York
Mo Burke
Wi Academy
Louisville
George M. Pray
Castle Garden
Buenos Ayres
Marseilles
Rio
Washington
Fancher
Supreme Court
D Paterson
N.J
Strikampberl
West Virginia
American Rec Religious Association
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
C. B. Froth
Ak Vard
Trani Sane
F. Idee Smith
F. Mchigan
Methodist Church-Extension and Virginia Synod meeting reports
Reports from the Church Extension Society show that 115,000 dollars were raised and 114 churches built or aided in the past year. The Virginia Synod covering Virginia, West Virginia, and Maryland met, with Dr. Kirkpatrick chosen as moderator, noting satisfactory church conditions and an aid apportioned to various conferences including Cincinnati, Colorado, Des Moines, Detroit, Chicago German, and others totaling substantial missionary funds.
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Philadelphia
Methodist Episcopal Church
Baurmore
Synod of
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Presbyterian Church South
de. Kirkpatrick
New York
Methodist Church
Cincinnati
Colorado
Des Moines
Detroit
Chicago
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Pittsburg
Kentucky
Lexington
Michigan
Min
Missouri
Nebraska
Nevada
North Indiana
North Ohio
Northwest Indiana
Northwest Iowa
Ohio
Oregon
Upper Iowa
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Rock River
Rocky Mountain
St. Louis
Miingin
Tennessee
Allan Line steamer Irish Austrian lands 57 emigrants at Baltimore
The Allan Line steamship Austrian from Liverpool arrived at Locust Point Baltimore at 10 A M with cargo for Baltimore and the West. It brings 57 emigrants who left for Ohio by the railroad after disembarkation.
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Times and Chronicle
Baltimore
Allan Line
Liverpool
European Steamship Pier
Locurt Point
West
Cy Elehio Railroad
Sas
Telegraph Items Preview Postponements and Openings
Stokes case postponed until December 14. Augusta Georgia reports mild horse disease and Memphis sees worsening cases with damp weather. Harvard College contributions reach 40765 by noon yesterday. Steam street car experiments noted on Bleecker Street in New York. Rev I J Wilson delivered address at Centennial event in Philadelphia. Hannibal and St Joseph Railroad between St Joseph and Atchison Kansas opens to traffic yesterday. Wm Penn, clerk in Third Auditor's office, sues John W Forney for 10000. Boston Coliseum bill passed for prompt removal and sale at auction Saturday. Mrs Putesm sues over husband killed by a car hook. Judge Vilas found dead at Newhall House Milwaukee. Fourteen general bargains by Congress before next session.
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I. J. Wilson
D. D
Kan
Philadelphia
Hannibal and St. Joseph
St. Jo
Atchison, Kansas
Col
Wm. Penn
Third Auditor
John W. Forney
Putesm
Foster
Henry Aesson
Judge Vilas
Wisconsin
Newhall House
Milwaukee
Congress
Foreign News Snapshots and Descriptions
A scattered foreign news roundup notes Moret of Spain arriving in Iowa, Bowles bailed from Newgate, and Gomin installed as Constable of the Tower. Victoria debates a marriage bill to a deceased spouse’s sitter, while Brazil’s squadron sees baptism day honors. London’s Common Council hails Stanley, and Hayti’s envoy arrives in Berlin to press German reparations. A domestic dramatic kitchen scene closes the fragment with implied infidelity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bowles
Newgate
Sir William Maynard Gomin
Lanee
Brazil
Common Council of London
Stanley
Missouri fragment hints at a deeper event
A damaged OCR fragment from Missouri mentions an event or issue but lacks clear names, dates, or specifics. The readable words suggest a local or state matter with ambiguous context and missing details, preventing a precise summary.
River News Dispatch From New Arendy Inc
River traffic shows a stationary flow with a raw southwest wind. Schedule notes Up-Packets at 6 A M Down-Tarascon 5 P M and Charmer at 6 P M amid dull business conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times and Chronicle
New Arendy, Inc
Tarascon
Charmer
Business Dull
Army of the Cumberland Six Annual Reunion in Dayton
Veterans of the Army of the Cumberland gathered at Dayton for their sixth annual reunion. A welcome from Soldiers' Home managers opened ceremonies with remarks by Lewin B. Ganekel and responses from Gen. Phil Sheridan and other officers. Pittsburgh was chosen as the next meeting site, followed by a banquet and lively speeches and songs into the night.
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Times and Chronicle
Daron
Lewin B. Ganekel
Phil. Sactidan
Hooker
MacDowell
Dervis
Hazen
Phil, Sheridan
Tol. Steele
H. M. Cist
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pittsburg
Banqguet
Ien. Sheridan
Thanksgiving Pies and Roasts From Old Household Recipes
This page compiles practical guidance for Thanksgiving dishes including pumpkin pie made with grated pumpkin and ginger, mince pies with puff pastry tops, meat loaf like bars, and a rich fruit and suet pudding. It also covers roasting a turkey with classic stuffing, gravy, and giblet sauce, plus a goose alternative with sage potatoes and a thickened gravy.
Wintering Bees By G Bohrer Instructions for Hive Care
Directions for wintering bees focus on location choices from last month’s issue. Recommendations cover wintering in houses or cellars with open honey board holes and a contracted entrance, plus using dry corn to absorb moisture. Feeding is stressed, with a shallow box of brown sugar placed over the bees to sustain them through severe weather.
Federal court delays Kellogg-Warmooth case in New Orleans
In New Orleans on November 22 the Federal Court postponed the Kellogg-Warmooth case until Monday. Gov. Warmoth is expected to commission all clearly elected city and parish officers and have them inducted. District Courts, with new officers, are functioning smoothly this morning as federal intervention in state affairs looms in the background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Federal Court
Kellogg - Warmooth Et
Thiers to Meet With Committee on Reply to Illness
Paris November 22 Thiers will join a National Assembly committee today tasked with crafting a reply to his illness age at the opening. The committee will demand a responsible ministry, that he refrain from debates and communicate by message only. Supporters of Thiers oppose these terms but agree to extending his four year term.
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Paris
Thiers
National Assembly
M. Thiers
Ofice
River traffic and weather on the Monongahela and nearby canals
November river conditions report slow rise on the Monongahela with three feet four inches in the channel. Multiple vessels arrive and depart including Carrie Becocks Wheeling Granite Mate Portsmouth and Henry Probasco with mixed freight and salt losses noted at Naaville. Weather remains cloudy with light snow and rain potential as low water limits transportation.
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Times and Chronicle
Pittsbree
Monongahela
Carrie Becocks
Wheeling
Granite
Portsmouth
Henry Probasco
Louis
Armidille
Portland
Longworth and
Potomac
Ed. Hobbs
Railway orders arrest of Jay Gould in New York dispute
The Erie Railway Company issues an arrest order against Jay Gould for misapplying company funds. The action, reported from New York on the fourth edition at 4 PM, November 22, cites alleged financial misuses by Gould in relation to the railway's money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the &Rie Railway Company
Jay Gould
England storm tears through towns smashing homes
Reports from England and Wales describe a deadly storm yesterday. Dispatches note heavy rainfall, strong winds, and widespread property damage across multiple counties with several houses destroyed and residents displaced. Authorities urge caution and monitor for further weather updates.
Douglass Civil Service Reform Sparks Washington Debate
An editorial from Douglass's paper denounces civil service reform as harming Republicans by excluding loyal workers. The Republican reply, aligned with Grant, favors a standard of efficiency over rigid competitive rules, promoting loyalists while ensuring public service quality and fairness in appointments.
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Fred. Douglass
Times
Chronicle
Washington
Grant
Douglass
Republican Party
Anyan Fonting
Republican
Whit
Reis
Geninant
City Council Thanks Allies for Financial Aid
The Boston insurers held a conference and the City Council in its evening session expressed gratitude to authorities and residents of other cities for generous pecuniary aid. The relief fund totals about ree thousand dollars. A detachment of the Ninth Regiment relieved the First Regiment and is mounting guard over the rthus of the great Gre.
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Boston
Boston Insurance Companies
Retief
Ninth
Iment
Disease outbreak among horses disrupts city stables
The report describes an influenza like horse disease spreading through Epizeotic streets with relapses feared. It notes rising deaths in early recoveries and calls for stronger transport and quarantine measures as city stables strain to move and manage horses amid grim forecasts. Multiple symptoms include droopy conditions and high mortality in several stations.
Claims for private cotton seized in 1955 face likely relief move
The November 22 dated note indicates the time for filing claims for private cotton seized after dine 1955 has lapsed. Lawyers expect the Secretary of the Treasury to request Congress to relieve him from considering them and refer the matter to the Court of Claims.
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Thennury
Congtess
Commission of Insurance Agents Policy Change
The National Board of Fire Underwriters decrees commissions to agents at ten percent from December 1, 1572, with exceptions for certain lines. Dwelling-houses and farm property insurance may have company-set terms with agents.
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Commission of Insurance Agents
New York
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Virginia returns show Grant leads with thin margin
Official Virginia returns from November show Grant at 3,468 to Greeley 1,6052 with Dachanan County vote likely thrown out for informality. If so Grants majority would be 1,975. Honorable vote not counted and small.
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Virginia
Grant
Greeley
Dachanan
Oonor
Transit Log From Arno Illinois November 22
Arrivals include James D Parker Cincinnati at 8 PM, Lawrence Memphis 10 PM, Mary F Poe New Orleans 6 AM, Paunie Lew is Nickshbure 8 AM, Friendship St. fowls 10 AM. Departures show James D Parker Memphis 7 AM and Mary Poe St. Louis. Fannie Lewis St. Louis $4. Weather reported as clear and cold.
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Arno
Ill
James D. Parker
Cincinnati
Lawrence
Memphis
Mary F. Poe
New Orleans
Paunie Lewis
Nickshbure
Friendship
St. Fowls
James D Parker
Mary Poe
St. Louis
Fannie Lewis
Market News Fragments From Birtkare November Report
Fragmentary markets note weak wheat sales and mixed corn demand with scant detail. The report references Flourquet and Western grain trends, plus a brief New s from Naport along a canal, but the text is garbled and unclear.
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Birtkare
Lnaport
Allah
Poultry Market Fears Suppress Supply in Local Area
Reports of illness and fear of diseased poultry disrupt activity as buyers refrain from the market. Experts reassure that most birds are healthy, but anxiety lingers. Turkeys remain out of trade and farm stocks show reduced prices amid the scare. Meanwhile the Chesapeake and Cincinnati Railroad matter prompts a timing shift in the New River region legislative session, as Mr Addy’s motion postpones further committee action but allows future reconsideration.
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Chesapeake and Cincinnati Railroad
Addy
Cheasapeake and Cincinnati Railroad
Dayon Dry Goods Robbery and City Thieves
The Pugh & Co dry goods store at 21 East Third Street was robbed of silk and lace valued around 2000 dollars after burglars gained entry through a second story rear window. A dark lantern and inside cover were found, with no other losses reported. A second robbery hit the Phillips House, stealing watches and money. Mayor Sigman lost a gold watch and chain. Over 300 cases of the epizootic are reported in Dayton, mild so far. Major Kates of Cincinnati was also victim, losing a gold watch and chain. Samuel Richardson of Dayton had his pocket picked of four hundred dollars.
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Times
Payrox
J. G. Pugh & Co
East Third Street
Phillips House
Sigman
Wayne Street
Kates
Cincinnati
Samuel Richardson
Denominational Teaching in Sunday Schools Debate
A convention discusses denominational teaching in public and church Sunday schools. Dr. Landrum's essay prompts calls for targeted doctrinal instruction, favoring denominational emphasis within shared goals, amid concerns about union schools and doctrinal indoctrination. Diverse speakers urge balance between obedience to Scripture and interdenominational harmony.
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Bhar Ae
Landrin
Fulwo
Union
Ted
Boston
Farrow
West Virginia
Tandram
Serray
West
Gee
Davis
Sugden
Indiana
Baptist Church
Decree Slated For Rail Line In Mortgage Foreclosure
In Indianapolis on November 22 a final hearing in the case Charles E Dill trustee v Louisville New Albany and Chicago Railroad Company led to an order for sale of the road. Bell as trustee of the first mortgage lands had foreclosed the mortgage after a long docketed suit. Sale timing and related details were not announced. Also noted, Gen Reuben C Kise, editor of the Vincoms Sun, died yesterday.
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Esdianapolis
Ind
Charles E. Dill
Louisville, New Albany and Chicago Railroad Company
United States
Bell
Reuben. C. Kise
Vincoms Sun
Real Estate Transfers Listed Across Several Townships
Transfers include Warrender to Dari on Wade Street and Dentaan street area, Mireck to Fred Rapp for 11-100 acres, Gina Jane to L A Savill ten year lease on Central Avenue, Hanover wife to same on Caron Delet Avenue, Huntington to Inclined Mane Railroad Company leaseholds on Reeder Street, Quinn to Helen A Mull en on avenue, Nehmacher five cars lease near Weart Street, Eugenia W and Willameta W Piatlease on Culvert Street, Mary A Fosp to Conant Parks on Verry Street, and other township parcels in Surte and chereadaai regions.
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B.es Warrender
DS. Dari
Zohy Migfeet
Wade Street
Dentaan
Free
Mummert
Central Avenue
Hanover
Carondelet Avenue
Fort
Brooklyn Street
Fins’ Ward
Huntington
Mane Railroad Company
Reeder Street
Eugenia
Willameta
Mortal Sixth Street
Mary A. Fosp
Verry Street
Mount Vhemeatt
von Reiarkr
Jobin
Surtes Am
Chereadaai Township
Train smash near Wilmington kills three, wounds many
Disaster report from Wilmington Delaware says the 11 30 p m Philadelphia train, two miles out, was struck by the New York and Washington train. The rear cars of the disabled train were crushed killing Henry Fritz and George Baullett, both colored, and three others with about fifteen more injured all residents of Wilmington
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Wilmington
Den
Philadelphia
Here
New York
Queen Victoria Statue Unveiled in Montreal Body
Canada news reports the unveiling of a Queen Victoria statue in Montreal attended by twenty thousand people yesterday with celebratory proceedings and crowd turnout details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Queen Victoria
Grain and cattle market notes from November 2 and 22
Wheat and corn prices show firm or lower trends with various grades listed. Oats and flour mainly steady, while cattle receipts reach 2,120 head with market activity muted. butcher prices and salt meats show little change and green hams sold at limited quotes. Local prices include Michigan No.1 white at 1.15 and No.2 red near 4.00, with December futures noted.
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Michigan
Texas
COMMON PLEAS REFUSAL TO ASIN DOWER
In Common Pleas before Judge Avery the court rejects a request to assign dower rights in a property case. The decision clarifies that the widow has no automatic dower claim under the applicable statutes, and the matter proceeds to further proceedings as needed. The ruling bears on similar inheritance disputes and dowry claims in the jurisdiction.
Unclear OCR case summary in Wet W Southgate trial
Fragmentary text describes a state case verdict concluded last evening with a jury verdict and a defendant possibly appealing. Mentions a defendant tied to a groan and a policy or disposition action, a state petition, and a reference to Windy amity and future proceedings.
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W. Southgate
Lestigion
Boston Fire Tragedy Brings Warnings On Swift Destruction
A New York Times summary recalls the rapid spread of flames in sweeping fires at Boston and Chicago. Erin Adger died saving his tools in a Twenty-seventh Street blaze, while warehouses and business districts faced severe loss. The piece laments missing persons, questions life insurance for survivors, and urges charity for widows and orphans.
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Erin Adger
Twenty-seventh Street
Boston
Chicago
Deston
Christopher North
Toomorrow
Boton
New York Times
Whorton safety switch praised for preventing railway misroutes
The American Manufacturer notes rail safety lapses from misplaced switches and urges automatic solutions. It highlights the Whorton safety switch, praised for never misplacing, keeping main line intact without reliance on operators, and being installed as rail traffic grows on Pennsylvania Railroad and connections.
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Whorton
Trafic
J Ledger
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