Upper Mississippi navigation in doubt amid weather shift
Readable fragments describe Salatiel rs Ice on the upper Mississippi near Quincy, with potential suspension of river traffic if conditions do not moderate. The report also covers a flood of unrelated items including court cases, shipping disputes, and a fatal drowning on the Ouachita River involving Mr Brent and his family.
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Salatiel Rs
Mississippi
Quincy
Wm. Brent
Ouachita River
Mary Jane Lovell Case Describes Mysterious Poison Death
Historical report outlines autopsy observations and contested cause of death with signs of poisoning. Testimony references strychnine effects, brain and organ condition, and details of the stomach contents from bottles sent to Cincinnati for analysis. Court adjourned for dinner amid testimony.
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Mace
Mary Jane Lovell
Joseph M. Locke
Cincinnati
Mission schools and aggressive Christianity discussed
A morning session of the Conference of Teachers of Friends First-Day Schools featured vigorous discussion on the mission field at home and abroad. Speakers urged Christians to pursue missionary work in daily life, with emphasis on the home, schools, and church unity.
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Conference of Teachers of Friends
Times and Chronicle
Wilamcrox
David Updegraff
Anthony M. Kember
Hill
Murray Shipley
Clarkson Davis
Christian Worker
Mission School
Robert L. Murray
Joseph H. Moore
Elizabeth Comstock
Samuel Shipley
Douglas
What Will the Sherif Do About It
An 1880s era column notes Tammany factions stirring trouble, fueled by club clashes and a driver scandal connected to the steamer Fiorida. The piece hints at local power struggles, club influence, and public order concerns.
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Tammany
New York Update Bundles Trials and Local News
New York on November 24 reports delays in trials as Tweed sureties dispute payments while the Sheriff cites security to prevent arrests. Assembly debates large claims by ex Senator Devlin and other financial maneuvers. Collateral stories note annexation talks, city governance, a ten mile foot race, smallpox concerns, health funding shortages, and a former state senator’s death.
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New York
Tweed
Coomieens Esterday
Devlin
Higeer Bima
England
H McDanielton
Smith
Spee
Petas
Long Island
Tole C. Heenan
Board of Health
Grand Jury
Charles Sso
Ty Sweeney
Hall
Florida
Navy
St. Thomas
Sennen
Church organ decries Herald over plural wife comments
A church organ accuses the New York Herald of Satanic praise of sin after remarks about plural wives. Heavy rains wreck a two story adobe house on Commerce Street. Snow in Little Cottonwood reaches three feet. Brigham Young bail funds reported as raised by Salt Lake’s poor. Grand Jury bills dismissed till January. Defendants seek postponement of Brigham Young and others to March term.
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Blackburn
John
A. J. Smartsworn
Greenfield
Cliff Run
Backburn
Grand Jury
Mary Jane
Leech
Mary Jane Lovell
Miss Lovell
Leesburg
Ee Huff
Prev
Oribers
New York Herald
Herald
Els Cate
Commerei Street
Little Cottonwood
Brigham Young
Salt Lake
Er. Reiber
Brigham ,Young
Kentucky War Claim Case in Supreme Court
Special Dispatch from Washington reports Kentucky seeks a mandamus to compel Secretary of the Treasury to sign a war claim warrant for Home Guard services, after a June deadline and legal challenge. The case centers on ministerial duty, state rights, and financial remedy, with related notes on Burbridge prosecutions and suspected frauds.
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Times and Chronicle
Washington
Kentucky
Home Guard
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Bourth
Supreme Court
Fae Moniment
United States
Louisville
Gen
Burbridge
Quartermaster General
Alexis
Catacazy
Prince Arthur
Russia
California Strictures Push Apache Rebels to Choose or Die
In San Francisco on November 23 General Behoueld announced hard line orders against Apache bands. The measure pressures them to relocate to reservations or face extermination as stress mounts over security in the district. Concurrently the Breach of Promise suit of Miss Lata K Turner vs Calidonio Ortes dominates local court news with allegations of seduction by a Hermony broker. The trial highlights a claimed two hundred thousand dollar claim in a national context.
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Behoueld
The
Pacific
Mmeeta
Sanae
Thas
Carlene
Citere Esas
T @ Tahiti
Lata K. Turner
United States Mint
Treasury Department
Washington
Admiral Turner
United States Navy
Calidonio Ortes
River Dispatches Chronicle Late November Waterways
Inland river news from November 24 reports varying river depths in Indiana Ohio and West Virginia with coal and packet ships arranging arrivals at Portland Evansville Cincinnati and Cincinnati subregions. Cargo vessels face low water and several boats are stalled below falls while the fleet dwindles prices fall as conditions persist.
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Indiana
Mercury
Fowler
John ‘Scott
New Orleans
St. Louis
Evansville
Portland
Robert
Carrie Meeeks
Zanesville
St. Charles
Rideau
Bodmann
Crescent
Charmer
Jake Scott
John Howard
Minneau Clifford
Arenes
Cnariestox
W. Va
Gallipolis
Ind
Ville Seeoacre
Depa Cena
Bowling Green
Cairo
Grand Duke Departs for Annapolis by Train
In Washington, a Western Associated Panel report from November 24 notes the Grand Duke departed for Annapolis this morning at nine o'clock by train.
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Wasnixaton
Grand Duke
Annapolis
Money and Stocks in New York City Markets
The report covers money activity with rates near six percent, prime paper at 7 10, and irregular stock movements. It notes Samuel N. Pike’s recovery, a female rights advocate’s Newark lecture, and mentions Prince of Wales speculation, Haggarty and Baulch confessions, and Tweed’s political decline as New York dispatches describe market trends and legal developments.
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Tweed
S. N. Pike
Times and Chronicle
New York
Samuel N. Pike
Cincinnati
Newark
Wales
Albert Edward
London
Tay Ie Coe Been
Ong
A Tweed
Waddles Testimony On Strychnine Poisoning Case
Dr. Waddles resumes the stand at Leesburg detailing the autopsy and discovery of liver, heart, and intestines later examined in Cincinnati by Dr. Lock. He testifies death resulted from strychnia and describes symptoms, stomach mucus involvement, and opinions on poisoning mechanics.
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Times and Chronicle
Cemlicothrg
Waddles
Leesburg
Cincinnati
Lock
Steamboatman Nominated Leader of Local Railroad Firm
Capt M W Bettshoever longtime steamboatman elected President of Pittsburg and Birmingham Passenger Railroad Company Victoria C Woodhull leads a suffrage meeting urging equal rights and demands front seats for supporters The Steamboatmen's Committee on the Revision of the Law has nothing to publish An American Surf Association gathering is scheduled for tonight Several women expected to speak
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Times and Chronicle
Pittscurg
M W. Bettshoever
Pittsburg
Birmingham
Victoria C. Woodhull
Steamboatmen’s Committee
American Surf Association
Buildings and Groceries Burned in Jonesporo Fire
A fire at 2:30 AM destroyed J. H. Nelson's business room along with two adjacent buildings. The Lee Gas stock is estimated at about ten thousand dollars and largely insured in Cincinnati. A brakeman on the Bellefontaine and Indianapolis Railroad, J Terry, suffered severe injuries to his lower body after being caught on the wreckage in Caledonia.
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Times and Chronicle
Jonesporo
Ixp
J. H. Nelson
Caledonia
Eea
J. Terry
Bellefontaine and Indianapolis
Colored Settlers for Kansas Annual Meeting and Mines Inauguration
The Kansas annual meeting of the National Land Company was held here yesterday with large attendance and prominent figures in science and education. Speakers included Reed of the State University, Prof Hager former State Geologist, John Monteith State Superintendent, and Prof C P Williams director of engineering and geology. The school will study mining chemistry mineralogy and related fields in a mineral rich district. Also noted: Thomas Sweeny the Chicago diamond thief was recaptured and taken to Joliet. The steamer Andy Johnson struck a snag and sank seven miles above Hannibal. six feet of water covering her remains and passengers to be rescued by another steamer.
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Charles B. Lump
Olla
Wlecdat
Ture
Reed
State University
Hager
John Monteith
Thomas Sweeny
Chicago
Illinois Navy
Joliet
Andy Johnson
Fenian Demonstration in Cork Honors Manchester Martyrs
Loyxpor November 24 a Fenian procession and meeting took place in Cork honoring the Manchester martyrs with about 000 people attending. The Prince of Wales remains ill with rumors of a worsening condition. A London editorial asserts Grant’s re election is certain. Chicago relief fund subscriptions at Mansion grow to £49,000 in the week.
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Cork
Manchester
Prince of Wales
Prince Irt
Loxpon
Ees
Grant
Chicago Relief Fund
Chi
Plain Talk to the Chinese Embassy Leader Report
A November dispatch quotes the Chinese Embassy chief expressing hope that tensions would be maintained and offering assurances regarding cooperation. The remarks reflect diplomatic intent amid ongoing discussions.
New Cis-Leithan Ministry Formed in Vienna
Vienna November 24 Prince Au has formed a new Cis-Leithan ministry. The cabinet is completed with President of the Council Prince Adolph Aversberg and ministers Glazer for Justice and Worship Streysser for Instruction and Worship and Pleper for Finance. The announcement is well received.
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Vienna
Prince Au
Prince Adoph Aversperg
Paleceetsely
Justien Glazer
Streysser
Pleper
Boatman Falls From Moving Lockside At Lockport
Special Dispatch reports Captain Miller of the Fashion canal boat from Hamilton Ohio fell while climbing from the boat into the lock at Lockport. He slid between the moving boat and the lock wall and was severely injured. Medical aid reached him but he died shortly after arriving at Chonticle.
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Times and
Chonticle
Piera
Miller
Hamilton
Ohio
Lockport
Mae
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Narragansett Steamship Company
Providence
Milwaukee
Foster
Putnam
Supreme Saeco
New York Mail
General Schenck
Northern Pacific Railroad
North Carolina
Joseph E. Hood
New Hampshire
Mountain News
Denver
Chillicothe
Hugh Milligan
Works
Lee
Bosaper
Sloan Blackburn
Bert
Coeutte van Wr
Rapid Ford
Worander
Sloan
Wil Ievin
Wm. HH. Wilson
Rene
Cincinnati Times and Chronicle
Cemente Cachisinematias
Wilmington, D
Utah
Sant Laxy
California
San Francisco
Additional River News
the Times and
Caronicle
New Asaxy
Carrie Kountz
Columbus
Western Associated Press
Scranton
Labor Conv
Pinebrookshaft
Helvetia
John Graham
Haggerty and Baulch
Sing Sing
Connolly
Garvin
Coanelis
Co_vasis
Piqua and Northwestern Railway Company
Pies
Miami County
St. Ou Marys
A ‘Ounty
Hyhn McCook
Democratic State Central Committee
Sands
Naval Observatory
Harkness
Hale
Encke
Crosby’s
Ececuh di Gotenonel Lp
CuicaGo
St. James
Opera-Llouse
Blackburn-Lovell
Vic
Jonesboro
Kansas
National Land Company
Missouri School of Mines
France
Cis-Leithan
PIQUA
Canal
Philadelphia
Wilso Hawkworth & Co
Foe & Ell
Undrewsakh, &c
Centlemen
Wilson Bros
Pike
Wavadh Avenues Street
Pike’s Opera
Onst. Ford
Bonet of
MES. C. Richings-Bersard
Don Casar DE Bazan
Wallace
Bonnie
Rob Roy
Wood's Theatre
B. Macauley
Eri Nora
wAmring
Flotow
National Theatre
Sargent
Ced
Vine Street
Mozart Hall
Morris Bros.’ Minstress
Hawley’s
Getz’s New Concert Hall
Vine
Fifth St
Cretors
Heather & W
Main Street
Ams Goodmngi
Walkerton
Pirie
I. Sesith Lece
J.A. St
K. Harii's
Bruce & Cv
Hes
Bet Og
BUCRU
Ies
Elmbolds
Buchu
Helmbold
Bache
Jhelmbolds
H. T. Helmbold
Practical and
Broadway
South Tenth Street
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