Warther Inquiry to Be Made Over Deacon West Case
A Klyn report from November 26 notes the Plymouth Church convening to discuss Deacon West’s case. A letter from Mrs Moulton is read aloud, outlining reasons for church action and proposing a council with the Plymouth Church to advise on six points. Clerical officials consider whether to pursue arraignment, excuses, or a church recommendation, and a copy of the letter is to be sent to Mrs Moulton.
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Deacon West
Klyn
Plymouth
Beecher
Aby
Rennymy
Tuomas G. Shrarnan
Ares
Testimony Focuses on Avery in St Louis Case
Court records show Avery drawn into a complex money and draft trail tied to Bristow and a ring. Officials testified Avery collected funds and drafted payments, with messages from 1874 linking Joyce in St Louis and connections to Washington and New York. The ongoing probe involves government purchases and canal shares amid broader political tension in Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Louisville
That & Co
Henderson
Bristow
D.eb Sure
Division of Accounts
Commis of Internal Revenue
Avery
Josepha
Josephie
Joyce
New York
Washington
Ed Mack
Morge
Arrivals Highlight New York Port Steamships
Marine New York reports steamer Anchoria arriving from Glasgow Philadelphia on November 25 and steamship Ohio from Liver Steamships Hindoooda, along with steamship England from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Ohio
Liver
Steamship England
New York
Brief Notices and Local Developments in Early News
Salaries in the Detroit Custom House are to be reduced. The weather north of Cheyenne is extremely cold. The Kasson libel jury could not agree. Three Brooklyn children were buried. Moody and Sank in Philadelphia hosted yesterday’s attendance. Madrid authority pronounces US Spain trade relations excellent. Senate considers indicting Vom Arnim for treason over an alleged pamphlet. Turner, a prominent lawyer editor, is noted. A number of warrants await execution. Ben Freeman’s upcoming marriage was followed by a fatal deed for money.
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Detroit Custom House
Cheyenne
Kasson
Brooklyn
Moody
Philadelphia
Madrid
United States
Spain
Senate of the State Tribunal
Vom Arnim
Turner
John ’ Maastin
Arrondissement Mores
Ewan
Yooerds
Weber
Procesos
Ge Bmps Vga
Ros Ees
Nallmane
Alice Harris
Monroe
Ben. Freeman
Disraeli and the Eastern Question in London Letters
London correspondence notes Mr Disraeli's Guildhall remarks on Turkish relations and Herzegovina. It assesses peace prospects, Great Power forbearance, and possible Austria Germany Russia coordination. The piece questions promises versus actions and fears new strains in European balance.
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Mr. Disraeli
England
Herzegovna
Russia
London
New York Tribune
Foreign Office
Europe
Guildhall
Herzegovina
Nowa
Austria
Germany
Ignatieff
Constantinople
Seenates
Boke
Des
Beckett
Eli
Viena
Rio de Janeiro Ladies Conquer Steep Granite Peak
A Rio de Janeiro based account describes American ladies Mrs Henry A Blythe and Mrs James along with Edward Denes and guides climbing a granite peak overlooking Botafogo. They ascended using ropes amid peril, reaching the summit after a careful ascent marked by cautious maneuvers and no accidents. The feat is hailed as a display of grit and national pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C
Coue
Granie
Henry A. Blythe
Rio Janeiro
Edward Denes
Iner
Santa Cruz
Branner
Oeer
Mesarsner
Denest
James
Sas
A Presidential Ticket Proposed By the Evansville Journal
The Evansville Journal reports two Cincinnati candidates for the next Presidency, Deacon Richard Smith and Field Mural Halstead. Each is in supporters hands and ready to fight. The Journal favors a peacekeeping compromise ticket Smith or Smith and Halstead to bridge the rival camps.
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Evansville Journal
Cincinnati
Richard Smith
Field
Halstead
Permore
Fees Willin
As & Compromise
Smith
Smith and Halstead
Critic Advises Moderation In Dance With Crowd
A critic tells a lady correspondent she may dance with her son or her female friends, but cautions that dancing in a crowded setting with low dresses and late hours, seen as embracing the opposite sex, is considered objectionable in taste if not in principle.
Secret changes loom in Indian Bureau shakeup
Washington November 27. Secretary Chandler ill. will not recommend transferring the Indian Bureau to the War Department but may shift procurement controls and relieve the bureau from contracting duties. He aims to keep humane policy while reorganizing the bureau and removing long-serving officials. Commissioner Smith endorses removals, and the President met with Secretary Fish at the new State Department. A New York train accident caused a six hour delay today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washineton
D.C
Chandler
Indian Bureau
War Department
Interior Department
War Office
Indian Service
Grant
Smith
State Department
Fish
New York
Serious Hiness of the State Treasurer
Word from the home of State Treasurer Welsh indicates he cannot return to duty and may not live weeks longer. Niles Coal Company owners, sued by State Inspector Rey for ventilation violations, report improvements and request inspection and withdrawal of the suit. inspector’s examiner to decide if law has been met.
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Niles Company
Cincinnati Times
CoLumnes
Welsh
Niles Coal Company
Rey
Iaspec Ane
Bristow Denial On House Of Newcomb Firm
A Ledger reporter questioned George C. Buchanan president of the Newcomb Buchanan Company about a Courier Journal report claiming Secretary Bristow showed interest in the House of Newcomb Buchanan Co. or its successor. Buchanan issued a clear denial that Bristow has any interest, direct or indirect, in the firm or its affairs.
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Louisville
Evening Ledger
The
Courier-Journal
Bevin
Avery
Be Louis
Bristow
House of Newcomb, Buchanan & Co
George Ce Buchanan
Newcomb
Buchanan Company
Rei
Starcely
Pater
House of Newcob, Buchanan & Co
Bank report and business settlement notes
Bank of England shows bullion withdrawals today of 69 000 pounds. At Ottawa on November 27 creditors of Mr Eddyford accepted 20 cents on the dollar, relieving old creditors from liability with total liabilities about 500 000 dollars. A petition has been sent to the Government for Lepine's release at Winnipeg.
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Loxpox
Bank of England
Mr. Eddyford
Lepine
Winnipeg
Funeral of the Vice President Draws Crowds in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on November 27 the doors of Independence Hall opened at 7 am for viewing the Vice President's remains. From 7 to 10 am two double lines formed as mourners sought admission. At 11 am the body left for a hearse drawn by ten black horses to Walnut Street, then Broad Street, to Germantown, where a special train waited. The route was lined with crowds. The state-house bell tolled and the dead march sounded from St Stephen's Church. The procession was led by Governor Hartranft, Major Bankson and staff, the National Guard, and officials, with other dignitaries and organizational representatives in attendance.
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Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Perenne
Walnut
Broad Street
Germantown Denction
Congress
Teprematetves
Union Langes
Uniague Son
Patriotic Order of the Sons of America
Philadelphia Union Club
Creditors Face Losses as Royal Gilkey Firm Fails
Boston reports the Royal Gilkey & Co failure hits lenders tied to coal and lumber with large unsecured liabilities. Total debts near 170000 unsecured and 72000 secured. Creditors of Cyrus Carpenter Boston accept ten cents on the dollar. a separate firm Jereley Gesad Haepiston Boston is listed with 500000 in debts and about 100000 assets.
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Boston
Royal, Gilkey & Co
Watertown
Fitchburg Railroad
Eastern Railroad
Siso
Spong
North
Pennsylvania
Cyrus Carpenter
Jereley
Jelly contradicts claim of Howell taking command at sea
H F Jelly the sole survivor of the Pacific denies that Ava Howell assumed command of his ship. He says he avoided the danger as lines tautened, then entered the pilot house and steered the steamer away from Victoria harbor.
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H F. Jelly
Pacific
Ava Howell
Neeree
Victoria
Beecher Receives Subpoenas In Bowen Libel Suits
In a hall last evening Mr Beecher hurried to his lecture when Henry C Bowen’s clerk offered papers for service. Beecher delayed then agreed to accept in witnesses presence. The clerk insisted the service be legal, handing a subpoena for the libel trial.
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Mr. Beecher
Henry C. Bowen
Mr. Bowen
Sage
Portland Rescue Seeks Lost Signal Officer On Mount Washington
Portland on November 27 reports Mr Lyon, signal officer of Mount Washington, believed lost after a damp night on the ascent. He was found exhausted, having slept in a deserted hat during the trek.
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Portland
Lyon
Mount Washington
Indictment Returned in Davis Murder Case in Chicago
Chicago today reports the Grand Jury returned an indictment against Steary Davis for the murder of Charles Whyland. State Attorney Reed notified the public that trial readiness will be required, with proceedings set for the coming week.
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Steary Davis
Charles, Whyland
Reed
Avis
Excursion Reaches Salt Lake After Pacific Railroad Trip
Excursionists reach Salt Lake after a successful ride from Omaha aboard the Pacific Railroad. The air is clear, trains run on time, and snow lies on the mountains but not heavily.
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Valoo Pacific
Omaha
Ex Governor Engish Named New Connecticut Senator
Former Governor Engish is appointed United States Senator for Connecticut, replacing U Ferry. The move comes as Gov. Logersoll announces the appointment of ex Governor Engish to fill the vacancy.
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New
Connecticut
New Hayes
Logersoll
Engish
United States
U. Ferry
Bank degree shifts temper regional service levels
A brief note indicates changes in banking operations affecting regional service. The document mentions increases and decreases in service levels tied to a transformation in the bank's degree of control or coverage, but details are limited.
River News Dispatches From Pittsburg And River Lows
Additional river dispatches report Monongahela River falling to nine feet and a coal tow heading to Cincinnati. A 12-year-old steamer owned by John Gilmore and Adan Jacobs valued around $6,000 was lost with no drownings. Tow totals for Cincinnati include 660000 bushels and 150000 bushels to Louisville. Cairo arrivals and departures noted with multiple steamers. Evansville list shows several tows, weather cool and clear, river gauge rising to 17 feet at Evansville. Fleetwood and other tows preparing to go south with coal.
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Pittsburg
Monongahela
Neathrington
Heathrington
Fox
Point Bridge
Abe
John Gilmore
Adan Jacobs
Johitt Peterson
Ohio
Oswego
Phillis
Fishing Creek
Cincinnati
Bengal Tiger
Coal Valley
Louisville
Cairo
Ella
Padutah
Minneola
Memphis
H.C. Yaeger
New Orleans
H.S. Turner
A.M . Lionsiden
Yaeger
St. Louis
Halliday Brothers
Cathe
Evansville
Ind
Alice Brown
Tarascon
Louisvile
Red Cloud
Vincinnati
Wild Duck
Pitteburg
Lalewild
New Avaany
River Viet
Nashville
Garrett
Market Roundup From Cleveland Milwaukee and Detroit
Agricultural notes across Cleveland Detroit and Milwaukee report quiet markets for wheat corn oats and rye with varying bids. Wheat prices firm or steady while corn oats and rye show softness or inactivity. barley remains steady. Freight and receipts volumes for grains and pork meat show modest movement amid regional trading activity.
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Cleveland
Oise
New York
Chicago
Abc
Milwaukee
Canada
Louis
Oil Market Briefs From Various Cities
Special Dispatch reports oil market activity across locations. Pressure in Prrrssure Pa notes quiet refine price readings and immediate shipments. Oil City Hull and Titusville markets show firm quotes around 81 160 while Tideoute holds steady at 160 with firm posture.
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Cincinnati Times
Prrrssure
Parker
United
Oil City
Hull
Titusville
Tideoute
New York Awaits Mon Moned Dead Arrival
News from New York describes crowds awaiting the Mon ored dead as officials near the appointed hour. Street throngs gathered along the roadway while observers noted delays in departure from Philadelphia and tardy arrivals in the city.
Prince of Wales visits Goa under Bombay Presidency
In Bombay on November 27 the Prince of Wales visited Goa in the southern part of Bombay Presidency. The Ontario meeting adopted resolutions favoring protectionist measures, including denying free admission for American farm produce while Canadian goods face border taxation. Proposals urged stricter customs rules to curb undervaluation and a ten year government bonus for Canadian pig iron production. Manufacturers called for twenty percent duties on goods from the mother country, with foreign taxation aligned to each country’s tariff on Canadian goods.
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Ontario
Provence
Canada
Bids For Gold In New York Government Sale
Government bids reported for gold sales with amounts around a half million awarded. Colonel Robert Des Anges of the Custom House appraiser's department is found guilty of complicity in smuggling and sentenced to two years in prison plus a fine. Mutual Benefit Savings Bank requires sixty days’ notice before withdrawals. Goodkind Bros assigns for creditors. separate assignment by Mayor Goodkind. State Attorney General orders suits against reservoir contractors and engineers to recover $62,000 allegedly stolen from Brooklyn city funds.
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Robert Des Anges
Appraiser’s Department of the Custom
Use
SCO Fe
Mutual Benefit Savings Bank
Attorney General of State
Water Commissioners of
Brooklyn
Tragic Inmate Rescue Attempt Ends in Double Tragedy
Detroit report says KR J Wilcox and J E Wilcox were en route from Mt Pleasant to Kelamazoo with their brother to place him in an asylum. They stopped in Grand Rapids. The mentally ill brother knocked J E Wilcox down with a chair in a hotel room, then cut his own throat and died shortly after.
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Detroit
Mich
KR. J
J. E. Wilcox
Mt. Pleasant
Kelamazoo
Grand Rapids
E Wilcox
Marine. PAN: FRANC 18 O, November 07.
Arrived on the Pacific Mail steamer Constitution at Papama.
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PAN
Pacific Mail
Constitution
Papama
Lesson of William B Astor's Life Encourages Work
The obituary or tribute notes that William B Astor achieved success only through persistent effort and direct involvement in his affairs. It praises his devotion from early hours to old age and calls the Astor family's hard work a model for young men, hoping the family will remain an honor to New York for generations.
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W. B. Astor
Mr. Astor
Astor Family
Astors
New York
Avery
The Crown Buffalo Horn Combs Advertisement
The Crown Perfumery Company offers buffalo horn combs that glide through hair without snagging or breaking and do not irritate the scalp. Available from The Crown Perfumery Co. at 40 Strand London and sole agency at 475 Broadway New York.
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Crown Perfumery,Co
Prop'is
Strand
London
Broadway
N.Y
Kidney and Bladder Complaints Reported in 19th Century Text
The notice lists various urinary and kidney issues including Bright's disease, gravel, diabetes, dropsy, and incontinence. It describes symptoms such as thick cloudy water with brick-dust deposits, white of egg particles, threadlike matter, torpid bilious look, bone-like dust, and a burning sensation with urination or back pain.
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Bright
Radway’s Pills and Ready Relief Restore Beverly Woman
Hannah P. Knalp of Beverly Massachusetts reports twelve years of ovarian tumor relief after using Radway’s Pills and Ready Relief. She states doctors offered no cure, many remedies failed, but the combination cleared the tumor and improved her health. She notes the left bowels were worst and urges others to try the products. Price listed at $1 per bottle.
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Beverly
Mass
Radwar
Radway
Sean
Hannah P.knalp
Railway Timetable Fragments From Cincinnati Area
Fragments show timetables for Dayton and Cincinnati routes with several listed trains and approximate times. The readable portions indicate express services and a seven minute adjustment compared to other times, mentioning Hamilton Daytor and various stations along the lines.
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Handly
Hamilton
Daytor Bauulroab
Dayton
Bayton Express
Pasr
Detroit
Cincinnati
Rigamond
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