Crew list and disaster notes from Huron wreck
Official Navy Department muster lists show the Huron crew of 119 men and 15 officers lost with the wreck near Chester Pennsylvania, with survivors bound for Norfolk. The report includes saved officers and crew, ship details, and ongoing recovery and casualty notes from the scene and Associated press dispatches.
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Navy Department
Huron
Armatrong
Albert Alien
Frank Burns
William Donovan
Reg Gence
Charles M. Lane
C. F. Jymeng Shepard
James Smith
Ed Os
Antonie ‘Illians
Daniel Burgan
Joha
M. Pred
Hoffmas
John Five
Bea
Teliver
Thee Whitham i
Eury W. Hy
W. J. Bar Clayton
M. Patek
Ganer
Cersair
Tunesmo Gooperthi
Dennis Deasey
Conpeh
M. Ne Emerson
Geecee Pepar
Mathew
Hugh Harrity
Herman Fress
John Collins
Nathan Hayes
John E
W. L. Houser An
Robert Ingham
Green Jr. Soeeneries
Geo. Jones
Traisor
Joan Covey
Lin Cheessehweide
Ninner
Us Lynch
Henry McGeart
Bang Jos
Martin
Cabin McCa
Heron
Chester
Penn
Western Associated Press
Entering the Last Ditch at Constantinople Rumors
A volatile dispatch from Constantinople reports rumors of a last ditch defense as evacuation rumors surface for Erreroum. The piece notes 150,000 civic troops prepared to act with Osman Pasha possibly taking action, amid unclear leadership and ongoing military strain.
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Constantinople
Erreroum
Osman Pasha
Unclear military moves reported around Scutari
Fragmentary dispatches describe Provitz action on November 23 amid fighting. Mehemet Ali lacks men and artillery for relief. Cettinje reports Morice evacuated, Serbs ready for frontier watch as Servia’s intervention seems certain and independence promised with militia on alert.
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Provitz
Sotta
General Grants Movements On the Way to Egypt
General Grant heads from Athens toward Alexandria and Cairo as the Monongahela arrives at Alexandria in transit. The move continues a noted military path through the region with ships and troops following toward the Suez area and onward to potential operations.
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Grant
Chins
Lonnox
General Grant
Athens
Alexandria
Cairo
Via
Image-laden fragment notes measurement corrections and names
Fragmentary text references a thermometer corrected for temperature elevation and instrumental error. Mentions Natros Goom and Sére't Signal Harvies with unclear context and a stray term 0.5 A.
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Norr
Weather bulletin outlines rising rivers and unsettled skies
The report notes rising barometers and winds shifting to northwesterly in the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys with partly to mostly cloudy skies and rain areas. Upper Mississippi and Lower Ohio Valleys expect colder northerly or westerly winds with rain. Tennessee and Upper Ohio Rivers continue to rise.
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Tennessee and
Ohio Valleys
Elder
Upper
Mississippi
Lowereys
Tennessee
Ohio
Outlook for Senate Surprises and Flood News
Washington dispatch surveys Senate math as Kellogg Eustis and others shift seats. Democrats seek two-vote edge. Potomac flood worsens with riverfront damage and rail route obstructions near Fort Run. Wickersham nomination for Mobile advances despite Spencer opposition.
Senate Debates Kellogg Seat Amid Executive Session Vote
Special dispatch reports the Senate crowding as Patterson and Conover debate to go into executive session. David Davis explains his stance on Butler and Kellogg, with Merriman favoring Spofford. Austin appears before a committee on a Lon? seat as members prepare to report.
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Washington Dispatch
N.Y
Conover
Patterson
Kellogs
Eustis
Senate
Kelloge
Spofford
Butler
Fgg
Lee Conover
Yeni
Ciemnat Times
WasuinroTos
D. C
Batle
Patterson-Conover
Kellogg
Wadleigh
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Wallace
Merriman
David Davis
Davis
South
Louisiana
South Carolina
Thurman
Samade Es Mc Davis
The Huron. News From the Wreck to 2 O'clock
The Huron reports updates from the wreck scene leading to a 2 o'clock briefing. Details on casualties and salvage efforts are provided as authorities coordinate search and response.
Trenchard Enters Wreck Area After Huron Disaster
Admiral Trenchard aboard the Powhattan arrives off the wreck of the United States steamer Huron and learns 114 were drowned with 30 saved, four of them officers. The Swatara will bury the dead when safe. Captain Stoddard stays by the wreck as Powhatan sails to Hampton Roads. Bodies recovered diminished as tide runs north and sea remains high.
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Monroe
Admiral Trenchard
United States
Powhattan
United S
Huron
Baker
Trenchard
Stoddard
Powhatan
Hampton Roads
Ancho
Bustos Clerk Named On Local Fraud Case
November 25 report identifies John A. Terre of Matfen as clerk aboard the E Hyron who joined the list after it formed. The case connects Joy Jones Sr a wool broker missing ten days with a string of alleged dishonest transactions affecting several firms to an estimated sum of unknown dollars.
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Bustos
John’ A. J T Terre
I Matfen
Wade
Joy, Jones, Sr
Train runs into washout near South Amboy kills three
A construction train on the Long Branch Road searching for washouts near South Amboy was derailed by a washout on Sunday. Three men were killed and four injured in the accident.
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Hanting
Ettrapers
N. J
Long Branch Road
South Amboy
Tey Piste! Can Do Batt Tinogg Report
Miss Laura Bannon fatally shot Jas. Murphy in the evening. An earlier note mentions a tey 1 ac-sr and a returned urch. The fragmentary text records a violent incident with limited readable details and names.
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Batt Tinogg
Laura Bannon
Ac— Sr
Aed
Jas. Murphy
Bishop F. M. Marvin Dies in St. Louis Home
Bishop F M Marvin of the Methodist Episcopal Church South died at his residence in St Louis at 4 oclock this morning from pleuro pneumonia.
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St. Louis
F. M.marvin
Episcoe Church South
New York Baby Show Draws 350 Infants in Novel Display
In New York on November 26 a baby show attracted about 350 infants who participated in a melodic display described as a lively, communal event.
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New York
Barges and Coal Tows Break Up on Monongahela River
Special dispatch details river floods and wrecks along the Monongahela with barges Grant and others breaking free, 250 tons glassware aboard, 100,000 bushels coal losses, multiple vessels sunk or grounded near Bellaire and Lock No.1. Reports include arrivals and departures at Cincinnati and Evansville, with river levels rising and cold, wet weather across Maysville Louisville and Evansville.
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Monongahela River
J Abner O'Neal
Wheeling
Capress and Exchange
Cincinnet
Zanesville
Salt Valley
Trenton
Gray
Grant
Fromsides
Beimon
Wheelaig
Cor
Bellaire Bridge
Brollsides
J.D. Risher
Michael Duffy
Morgen « Dixon
Marshall McDonald
W. Jo Brown
Cincinnati
Nashville
Iron Mountain
New Orleans
Maysville
Louisville
United States
Fashian Henderton
Mattie Hayes
A. C. Donnally
Evaxn&v
Ville
John L. Rhoads
St. Louis
Evansville
Bowlin
Grey Idlewid
Eborn
A. M
Cairo
Mary
Cincinnat
Pittsburg
Markets by Telegraph in Cleveland November daily notes
The report lists fluctuating petroleum prices with firm wheat, noting 7 250 bush No 1 hard Duluth sold privately and 4 500 bush white Michigan at 81 35. Corn and oats show unchanged ask rates, flour prices fall, with December and January pork futures and various grain bids recorded alongside New York, Milwaukee, and Chicago market figures.
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Telegraph
Cleveland
Duluth
Michigan
P. M
Torzpo
California
Coury
Epet
Sail
Porn Wee
New York
Milwaukee
Guaty
Sager Dell
Neery
Gli
Éic
Stern Grm
Ariet
Rivaignes
Sfoo
Oil market quiet as refiners hold prices
Oil trading remains subdued with refinery activity described as steady. Market notes show little price movement amid quiet conditions and muted demand across centers, with analysts citing stable crude inputs and limited volatility.
Theeler's Principle in Public Men Reports
Fragmentary vintage note on political ethics hints that public figures resist expediency. The garbled text references Wheeler principles and a ceremonial line with a voice declaring a name and motto, suggesting a discussion of character and integrity in leadership.
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Theeler
Wheeling Register
Vicc Ent
Wheeler
Patterson's rambling speech sparks senate clash
In a tense session, Mr. Edmunds demanded a committee to probe alleged bargains over Butler seating, while Mr. Patterson defended his stance and condemned attempts to intimidate the Republican position. Mr. Conover spoke, then Edmunds again fired a charged attack. The debate touched on executive business and possible investigations.
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Cincinnas Times
Hinatos
Edmunds
Butler
Mr. Edmunds
McDonald
Senate
Alto
Mc. Edmunds
Patterson
Conover
Howe
Gerets Butler
United States Senate
Repsbiens
Vermont
Pope
New York Tribune
Thurman
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Edmunde
Jury split on Stiles perjury case in Grover inquiry
In San Francisco a Portland dispatch reports the jury failed to convict or acquit H N Stiles, who faced trial for penjury related to the Grover investigation and was discharged. A new trial was ordered while W B Higby, charged with subornation of perjury in the same case, is set for the 27th inst. Anticipation grows for further developments.
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Balkans
Trent Rene
Ned
Moses H. Grinnell
Port of New York
Davis Smith
Canada
Alexander's
Akron
Toe Ps
Bosly
Osman Pasha
Morgan
Ereey
Georgia
Virginia
Lynchburg
San Francisco
Portland Dispatch
H.N. Stiles
Grover
W. B. Higby
Bridges Swept Away at Weldon North Carolina
The Petersburg and Weldon Railroad bridge at Weldon NC is gone along with three spans of the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad bridge. The Roanoke River has risen three feet since 7 o clock this morning and the last bridge is expected to be swept away. Travel is interrupted.
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Potomac
Sabine
Aseed
Fort Run Boers Og
Erator Withers
Alexiia
Senate
Washington
Senate Committee On
Wickersham
Mobile
Spencer
RichMont
Petersburg and Weldon
Weldon
N. C
Seaboard and Roanoke
Roanoke
Nez Perces Captured by Gen Per Held at Fort Leavenworth
Nez Perces Indians are confined at Fort Leavenworth after capture by Gen Per. Officers report plan to move them to a reservation in Indian Territory when arrangements are made.
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Leavenworth
LeAvenworth, Kas
J ~ Eeeed
Fort Leavenworth
Ner Bere
Indian Territory
Arrival of the Bonita at Norfolk with survivors and dead
The steamer Bonita arrived at Norfolk carrying four officers and thirty enlisted men, survivors of the Huron. They will be transferred to the receiving ship. Eight dead bodies were brought ashore: Thomas McFarland, Alex Cameron, Wm. Grier, Jar. Couch, W. L. Barrett, George Miller, Mathias Hayes, Otto Rothe. The bodies were buried this afternoon.
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Norfolk
Washington
Ofice
Thos. McFarland
Alex Cameron
Wm. Grier
Jar. Couch
W. L. Barrett
George Miller
Mathias Hayes
Otto. Rothe
Affairs on the Rio Grande Co operate With United States
A Matamoras dispatch reports Mexican authorities will cooperate with the United States to maintain peace. Gen Escobedo and staff are in Texas and plan a revolution for ex-President Lerdo. About 700 Mexican regulars have sailed from Vera Cruz toward the Rio Grande to block any crossing.
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St. Louis
Matamoras
Mexico
Ito
Grande
UN Ps
United States
Escobedo
Texas
Eee
Lerdo
Vera Cruz
Rio Grande
Alarm torpedo boat reported not yet leaving lower bay
The commandant at the Brooklyn navy yard says the torpedo boat Alarm reported lost in Friday night gales on its way to Washington has not yet left the lower bay.
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New York
Brooklyn
Steamer City of Vera Cruz Encounters U S Warship
News reports from Vera Cruz arrival detail the steamer City of Vera Cruz meeting an American warship on November 24 at 10 50 A M sixty five miles south of Hatteras and being hove to during the encounter.
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New Yor
Vera Cruz
Hatteras
Hamilton County
Lehali
Tueadar
Sepuiog
Logan
Bider and
Findlay Streets
City of Cincinnati
Heailen County
Ohio
John Mclean
Cincinnati
Findlay & Gerrard
Heck Oy Carrard
Hemiston
Cesare
Ansetieek
Serebeerer
Dover
Fred.e Schlotterbeck
John Schiotterbeck
Joux
Kesten & Sox
Nails on Barge Sink After Collision at Bellaire Bridge
A barge carrying about 9,000 kegs of nails sank after striking a pier of the Bellaire bridge during a voyage from W. Tae to Gray's iron line. Seacraft crews recovered no injuries reported.
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W. Tae
Gray’s Iron Line
Bellaire Bridge
Meeting To Day in Washington and Proceedings
A fragmentary report from Washington details Senate and House actions. It notes Mr Wadleigh and others debating privileges, a minority motion, and votes concerning seating vacant seats from South Carolina and Louisiana. Discussions touch executive consideration and committee motions with a 28 to five tally.
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WashisGton
Senate
Wadleigh
Kellogg
Bec
Chaite
Ics
Davis
Oreeleton
Louisiana
Olio
Thurman
Butler Caw
Ce Edmunds
Yeas
Conover
Patenen
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James Miller
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W. Fourth St
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Elm Street
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Elm Street CA
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Pike's Opera-House
Cixcisxati
BR. M. Nouma
A. Mayer
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Vatican
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Dobmeyser & Newhall
Chapor
Pike's. Operahouse
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Great Crater
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Bobmeyer & New
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