Paris Assembly hears strong indictment of Radical party
Paris November 27 Gen L Admilault military governor of Paris said the city supports the President in the contest with the Assembly parties The majority report on the Address Committee is a strong indictment against the Radical party and calls for the immediate establishment of a responsible Ministry to fight Radicalism The majority seeks passage of the report while the minority proposes postponement until Thursday The Assembly expects a government stamp to prepare constitutional measures in reply message
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Paris
Assembly
Committee On
Com
Wreck of Lochleven off Portland After Gale
Reports say a gale worsened English coastal towns at Loxpox. The ship Lochleven, Flower master, sailing to Sydney, was wrecked off Portland with several drowned. Captain and twenty five men survived by keeping the ship afloat as water rose in the hold. they later escaped in an open boat after bailing and unloading cargo.
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Lochleven
Flower
Sydney
New South Wales
Portland
Law Cases At Bradford To The Times and Chronicle
Discharged at eight o clock. A new trial set to start next for two other liquor law cases. Bradford, C. to the Times and Chronicle, November 27.
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Bradford
The
Times and Chronicle
Braprorp
Disease Sweeps City as Horses Die in Coldest Day
A special dispatch reports Most horses in the city succumb to a spreading disease. Nearly all horses are down and the outbreak worsens amid the coldest day of the year. A reprieve is noted for an individual named Moreau in a related line.
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Times and Chronicle
LoGansport
Moreau
Wasuixetox Draft Policy Remarks On Amnesty And Civil Service
The document discusses the President's position on policy changes, including potential amnesty extensions contingent on oaths to the Constitution. It notes Congress authority, civil service reform debates, and examinations, with references to past officers and embezzlement cases, and remarks on reducing expenses while acknowledging seasonal storms and threats.
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Congress
United States
Con
Pater Wis Sepellion
Favorable Reports from Satage Triben Abstract of the Commis sioner's Report
Abstract of the commissioner's report details favorable progress among tribes, noting surrender of hostile bands and hopes that civilization and pioneer influence will civilize Indians. Mentions Apaches, Kiowas, Comanches, and Wichitas with references to American policy and reform measures.
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Satage Triben
Snen
Alabama Political Update Mirrors Speaker Election
Fragmentary notes from Alabama politics show a Speaker election with 169 votes and an upcoming inauguration set for Monday. Governor Scott is reported as improving while both houses convened at noon amid ongoing proceedings.
Debut of a Lecturess Enpi kootie City Bonds in St Louis
A fragmented Saint Louis report notes Mrs. Mary Herp delivering a debut lecture with mixed reception amid local civic notes. The piece mentions an epizootic affecting Jacksonville and Keokuk, and reports on council action authorizing a 500,000 six percent bond issue for indemnifying owners of land and buildings along certain streets.
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Enpi
Kootie
St. Louis
Mary Herp
Meron
Jacksonville
Keokuk
Iowa
Rendemne i
Rochester Towing Pulls Boats From City Lines
In Rochester onNovember 27 the Rochester Pest and Rochester Towing Companies withdrew their horses and paid off several ore boats. As a result the boats on these lines have shifted either east or west of the city and are now being loaded for various points.
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Rochester
N. Y
Arepest and
Rochester Towing
Diamonds and rubies in claim of fraud investigated
Reported fraud case centers on Nee M. sensation Causer Cla aa of the diamond frauds with Rene King Henry Janin and others in dispute over the genuineness of discoveries. Janin asserts tests prove the diamonds and rubies were placed where found, while elsewhere ground is barren.
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Fryal
Tee Renee King
Henry Janin
Janin
River levels and weather update from regional reports
River data from Albany to Evansville shows falling levels with several spots reporting around four feet at ca ttle falls and inches to feet changes on multiple upriver points. Weather across towns remains cloudy and cool with fluctuating temperatures and light snow potential in early evening. The message notes some shipping activity and port lists for Grandview Idlewild and Henderson corridors as observers track vessels and river conditions.
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Evansville
Mary Amen
Grandview
Idlewild
Wem
Henderson
Cuarlestron
W. Va
Marquis of Londonderry Dies as Prussia Debates Bill
Unclear foreign dispatch reports the Marquis of Londonderry death and a Prussian debated bill in the Lower House with votes shown. Robert Bowles is remanded to await further proceedings on October 4, with a court date set for Destaiber.
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Londonderry
Queen Victoria
Lely
Robert Bowles
Destaiber
Desperate Convicts Escape from New York Express
Philip Winslow and James Smith, both described as determined robbers from New York, evade guards after a prison assault on Keeper Hahn. They fled along the railroad, borrowed clothing, and attempted to reach the Atlantic express engine. Confronted near Halfway, Winslow surrendered to deputies while Smith remained at large, with searches ongoing in Fairmount Swamp. Winslow boasts a life of crime and vows vengeance on his captors.
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Philip Winslow
New Nak City
Hahn
James
New Yeand
York
Auburn
Sanneehee
Pera Ena
Smith
Pet Peer
Wall Street
Winslow
New York Express
Andrew Young
Leander Wright
Fairmount
Wright
Pedi
Ees
Gillman
Darling
Kelley
Dari
Fairmount Swamp
Bally
Diamond hunting in the Wyoming mountains sparks early diamond fever
A letter from Evanston Wyoming describes a trek with mule trains loaded with bacon flour coffee and arms heading toward expected diamond fields beneath the Uintah range. The writer asserts vast undeveloped resources lie in Green River Grand River and the Rock Mountains and cites earlier ruby and emerald finds as signs of future riches. The piece muses on American diamonds likening discovery to South Africa while noting snow clad Uintah peaks and a vast, largely unexplored southwestern land awaiting civilization and wealth.
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Wyoming
Nevada
Ber Pero
Uintah Mountains
North America
Asia
Africa
South America
South Africa
Montana
Idaho
Cortez
Chihuahwa
Sinaloa
Rock Mountains
Uintali
Grand River
Rio Colorado
Gulf
California
Ohio Secretary of State annual report reveals corporate boom
Special Dispatch from Columbus reports the Sherwood annual Secretary of State release with charter data for 409 new firms and total capital of 142 million dollars. It notes annexations to several cities, contract disputes over Ohio State Reports printing, and calls for law revisions and budget increases.
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Times and Chronicle
Columbus
J. R. Sherwood
Zanesville
Sandusky
Akron
Steubenville
Chillicothe
Cleveland
Sherwood
Robert Clarke & Co
Cincinnati
General Assembly
Ohio
Ohio State
Banks Bros., Book Publishers
New York City
Robert Carke & Co
United States
Adard
Burglars Loot Brown & Dunn Dry Goods City
In Columbus a burglary at Brown and Dunn on Slight Street yielded laces and silks valued around $5,000. Thieves entered by forcing a shutter on the first story. no arrests or clues reported.
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Columbus
Brown & Dunn
Slight Street
Thanksgiving arrival as Congress awaits President's message
Washington reports Thanksgiving preparations as the President's Message will be telegraphed to West on Monday. Reports from War Interior and Postmaster General will be mailed Friday to papers for publication when they reach Congress. Departments close at noon for a half holiday. Senators and Representatives arrive, city livens up.
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Times and Chronicle
Washington
Congress
Associated Press
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Interior
Mixed State News Briefs and Local Incidents
A jumble of urban notices: John B. Hall dies, A G Caldwell ordered to hang 98, corruption indictments in New York, and tax seizures. In Grand Rapids Amos Norton and B. Brown killed by a train while crossing tracks. Missouri Odd Fellows assembly in the Valley for a grand banquet amid statewide election tallies for New York grants and officials.
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John B. Hall
United States
St. Louis
A. G. Caldwell
Key West
Aserway
New York
Gany
Mot Reed
New Jersey
Grant
Oscar King
B. Brown
Amos Norton
Grand Rapids
Mich
Tion
Reprechy
Sroilon
Labor Council Elects Officers in Perpetual Session
Washington, November 27. A Labor Council in perpetual session was here last night. All trades and labor interests were represented. N. E. Redstone was elected president with Lovelace and R. H. Merrill as trustees. The council will convene every two weeks to consider the interests of mechanics and working people.
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Washington
Tsoles
Labor
P Bde
N. E
Epizootic Worsens as Horses Fall Ill in Stable
CHILLICOTHE reports worsening epizootic with every horse in one stable affected, some severely. Serene Lodge Knights of Pythias marks third anniversary on Friday evening. Local business firms to close Thursday for Thanksgiving. Editor J R S Bond’s health improving amid initial fears. Railroad case argument concluded. Judge Safford to decide later.
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Crna Otuk
Serene Lodge
Knights of Pythias
J. R
Bond
Gazette
Safford
Michael Moore Hanged for Wife’s Murder at Ebensburg Jail Yard
Special Dispatch reports Michael Moore, convicted of murdering his wife last spring in Ebensburg, Cambria County, was hanged at 12:30 PM today in the County Jail Yard in the borough.
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Times and Chronicle
PrTtsnoro
Michael Moore
Ebensburg
Catvbiie
Collision of Miami Express Train Caused Fatal Wreck
A wreck occurred when the Little don express from Cincinnati at 9:45 collided near this place with the eastbound Pht train. The engine express car passenger car and caboose and several freight cars were wrecked. Engineer Jacob H. Gates of Newark was killed and the fireman seriously hurt.
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Little Don
Cincinnati
Jacob H. Gates
Newark
Another Nilk Factory Failure in New York
New York November 27 Another silk factory failure occurred yesterday involving E Walther Co ribbon manufacturers Liabilities expected to be heavy
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Paterson
E. Walther & Co
The Epizootic in Nova Scotia
In Halifax on November 27 officers report equine losses from an epizootic. Street care efforts halted horse runs amid concerns of disease spread and local agricultural impact.
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The
Epizootic
Nova Scotia
Ipalifax
Sereet
Uabig
River Steamers Report From November Weather Notes
Dispatches from the Times and Chronicle dated November 2 describe river conditions and arrivals. The Menonghela remains stationary at four feet with no new arrivals except the carrier rooks heading to Wheeling. Weather is clear and cool, Brownsville shows three and a half feet, Greensboro at two feet with cloudy skies, while Cairo reports Arkansas Belle arrivals and St Louis departures with a cold, clear night forecast.
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Indy
Brownsville
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Arkansas
Evansville
Te-Da's Ofl Markets Decline in Oil Prices Amid Quiet Trade
The Times and Chronicle reports a dull oil market on November 27 with a drop in crude prices to around 4 per barrel and limited activity. No New York report arrives. In Philadelphia refined crude holds at 4 2/3, Titusville shows few sales, and St. Louis area shells fetch modest prices.
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Piersanthe
Larker
New York
Beld
Hiladelphia
Titusville
Market reports show mixed commodity prices and receipts
Wheat receipts totaled 11 200 bushels while winter wheat held at 16d on Milwaukee exchange and California white at 12s Md. Corn traded 29s with hogs and cattle in varied demand. Flour, wheat and oats quotes fluctuated. live hogs and cattle steady to lower. whisky and lard markets dull amid light trading. overall activity described as mixed and uneven.
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Milwaukee
California
Tacon
Tm Lord
St. Loma
Sam
Zieett Ge
Wales
Fire at Courier newspaper building on Court and Main streets
Fire afternoon at the Courier newspaper building on the northwest corner of Court and Main. Alarm from Box 74 reported around 1 o'clock as flames erupted behind the cornice on Court street. Firemen rushed engines to the scene and quickly extinguished the blaze before it gained headway.
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Courier
Bulding
Court and
Main Streets
Court-street
Aniten Lenbish Arrest Report Near Prem 4 Ke Box
A report from Hasmmonid Street Mation-Huase describes an arrest near Prem 4 Ke box es Lawollie. The brief item notes police action and location with sparse details.
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Aniten
Plea Disputes Service Validity in Common Pleas
In Common Pleas Judge Avery dismisses a service by mail on The Design Handle Company for policy insurance, ruling the statute does not permit foreign insurers to be served by mail at their principal place of business. The motion is granted.
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Hetiff
Muncie County
Pennstegiana
Thowumty
Foreignsurance
State of
Ohio
Superior Court Case Involving Wrongful Telegram Delivery
Judge Hagans hears an action for damages from a wrongful telegram delivery to a Western Paton Telegraph supervisor. De Haven induced an agent to deliver a dispatch in a dispute over mortgage security and property, leading to contested ownership and attempted sale amid claims the message was not properly delivered or authorized.
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Western Paton Telegraph Company
Dellaven
Brandon
DeHaven
Delivea
Aa Tan
Rich
Ficey
Logan & Kiamdall
Us & Herren
Steamer Wyoming Arrives From Liverpow Loxpow November 27
Marine dispatch notes the Steamer Wyoming arriving from Liver pow Loxpow on November 27. Cas of Paris reached but storms hindered landing at Queenstown. The steamships Peruvian Olympia St Laurent Tasmania and Candia have all arrived out.
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Candia
Moore Hanged for Murder at Cambria
Special dispatch to the Times end Chronicle reports Moore, an illiterate railroad laborer, was executed at Cambria for murder. He proclaimed innocence to Fathers Christie and Hackett, kissed his stepson and son, received last rites, and prayed as the black cap fell. The body hung for thirty five minutes before being cut down.
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France Cabinet Deliberates on Thiers Report Fallout
The French Cabinet meets to discuss the committee report on the Address and the minor Thiers reform. A postponed vote yesterday raised tensions though Paris is calmer and provinces report wide calm this morning.
Great Storm On the Coast Hits Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia reports continue as Haivax notes November 27. The great storm persists along the coast with three steamship disasters confirmed and additional sailing incidents under inquiry.
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Haivax
Vynte's
Judge Corwin Remains Ill as Grand Jury Indicts
Special dispatches report Judge Corwin’s condition worsening with death momentarily expected. Court adjourned to Friday December 6 after opening, little business done. Grand Jury returned thirty indictments including John Hilbert for grand larceny and Charles Harker for burglary and theft in the county. governor’s requisition for Harker from Paris, Illinois.
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Ucnasa
Corwin
Meeker
John Hilbert
Charles Harker
Harker
Paris
New York Gold and Scranton Coal Sales Report
Eighteen bids for government gold totaling 2.2 million dollars were recorded today with prices ranging 112 to 142.55, and 1 million sold at 112.66. Seventy five thousand tons of Scranton coal were sold with varied prices across steamboat, chestnut, and other grades. no lump coal was on hand due to a disease issue. Horace F. Clark testified before the referee about Gould related arrest plans, noting prior shortfalls by Smith Drew Travers and others, and that Gould was told of an impending arrest on November 23, prompting bail efforts to prevent a stock panic, which he termed a stock robbery.
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Scranton
Ion Hans
Gould
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Valley House fire sparks Lackawanna strikes
A Scranton private reports Valley House burned this morning, causing 5,000 in losses. The Lackawanna rolling mill workers have struck amid resumption of collection work as the horse disease vanishes.
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Allan Line steamship Austrian sails from Locust Point
Baltimore aboard the Allan Line steamer Austrian departed Locust Point at 7 A M for Liverpool with a cargo of 257 birds, tobacco, 121 bales of cotton, and assorted freight largely from the West.
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European Steamship Pier
Locust Point
Liverpool
Market Report From Milwaukee and New York Trading Floors
Wheat prices steady at Milwaukee and New York with sales of 10 900 bushels of No 2 Milwaukee oats trading at mid teens to 70s. Barley and oats show modest activity while corn remains steady with 15 000 bushels Western sold. Rye quiet as Chicago No 2 quotes fade.
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Cincinnati delegates report on National Board of Trade session
Peter Taylor, chairman of Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce delegation, summarizes the National Board of Trade proceedings. Topics include reciprocal trade with Canada, Erie Canal funding defeat, railroad rate discrimination, proposed shipbuilding laws, and a push for a new national executive department. Conclusions defend Cincinnati officials and note errors in telegraphic reports about Cook and Rowland.
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Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
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National Board of Trade
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