Opera visit and crimes mentioned in scattered reports
The article records various items including an opera attendance at the Academy of Music, a bank receiver report due Wednesday, a Belgian minister’s possible governorship, a suicide in Switzerland, postponed U S v Weed case, extreme cold and wind on the Northern Pacific, a Tiffany & Co. burglary, a convention report, Italian Parliament opening with King Victor Emmanuel, a Memphis shooting near the Mississippi, a Tennessee railroad accident, unrest in Cottonwood Canon Utah storms, Connolly bail situation, Missouri revolutionary sentiment, Saltillo fighting reports, a collision off the Irish coast with sailors missing, and Brigham Young’s expected appearance at Salt Lake trial.
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Chas. Pilgrim
Alexis
Suite
Academy of Music
Bowling Green Savings Bank
M. DeDecker
Limbar
Lee Gergenti
Isabella
Spain
Luzerne
Switzerland
United States
Weed & Geet
New York
Northern Pacific Railroad
Tiffany & Co
Eamployes
Tweed
Francis
Philadelphia
League Island
Navy Yard
Victor Emamanuel
Eusemith
John Meyer
Memphis
Mississippi
Tennessee
Frederick Beaslay
Nashville and Chattanooga
Cottonwood Canon
Utah
Connolly
Perpeed
Ludlow Street
Missouri
Genestie Ee
Saltillo
Rocha
Gan Louis Po Ost
Trevino
Irish
Marmion
Oreda
Salt Lake
Brigham Young
Cathedrals and Court Terms Amid Snowbound Canons
Dispatch from Little Cottonwood reports six feet of level snow with residents digging out Alta City homes and a fatal slide near Wellington Mine. In brief, St Mary Magdalene Catholic Church was dedicated, Arch. Aleweny officiated, and Orson Pratt preached on polygamy. Court pauses over Brigham Young cohabitation case as snowstorm rages and local figures debate abduction charges.
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Little Cottonwood
Alta City
Jenkins
Wellington Mine
St. Mary Magdalene
Aleweny
San Francisco
Thia’city
Acter
Orson Pratt
Tabernacle
Brigham Young
Tees
Fh. Clawson
C. E. Bates
Himpry Laurence
Bughas Young
W. Dlickman
M. Meacham
Sime Dawson
G. D. Grant
Peter Rockwell
William Kimball
Overton
Woodman
Obituary Notes From St Louis And Jefferson City
In St Louis on November 21 Wm ti McCallister died after a stabbing incident at a ball in Bowling Green Pike County Captain Hendriks an assistant secretary of the state senate was among the involved. The Gas conade Zrituig editor Nesmsan Jinckmann formerly of the Wentliche- Post died at Jefferson City Sunday night. Mr. Linde mann who directed the Dresden Goseffe in 1549 was sentenced to death for insurrection and escaped, later coming to this country. He was tied to literary ventures in New York and Wisconsin and served as a rector from the latter state.
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St. Louis
Wm Ti. McCallister
Bowling “Green
Pike
Hendriks
State Senate
Nesmsan Jinckmann
Wentliche- Post
Cam Tar Magga
St. Charles
Powsakrate
Jeffersen
Lindemann
Dresden
New York
Wisconsin
Aeet
Stati
Curiosities of the Stock Market Thanksgiving Turmoil
A special dispatch from New York on November 28 reports smart money selling to associates, turning bulls into bears for profit as street tactics puzzle seasoned operators. Thanksgiving week dullness looms while rates and market animation show signs of shift. Connolly remains jailed awaiting bail discussions. Alexis draws a near ten thousand dollar attendance for his Academy of Magic visit. Tweed resigns amid alleged reforms and Bisby appointment.
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Times
Chronicle
New York
Anne Cen
Connolly
Fisk
Conmolly
Academy of Magic
Alexis
Tweed
Francis M. Bisby
Josephine Mansfeld
Twenty-third Street
Stokes
McMullen
Fifth Avenue
The Tribune Attack on Boutwell and Congress
The Tribune accuses Boutwell of violating the new sending act by debt expansion and excessive syndicate commissions. Party strength: Senate 56 R 17 D, House 140 R 103 D. Other notes include Arthur becoming Collector, Bowen to represent SC, Mullett plans for Chicago, and Sumner urging specie resumption.
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WasHixndox
The
New York Tribune
Boutwell
Friends of
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Senate
House
Routwell
Sherman, Johnson and
Fessenden
Supreme Court of the United States
Wright
Chester A. Arthur
New York
Bigamous Bowen
South Carolina
Hardy
Mullett
Chicago
George Wood
Sumner
Committee On Territories
Blaine
Venice
Maine
Wheeler
Mutiny of Havana Medical Students Over Graves Vandalism
Turmoil sweeps Havana as medical students from Royal University vandalize Gonzalo Castanon's grave site. A court martial trials forty-seven students for desecration with eight allegedly guilty and sentenced to death. Volunteers guard the jail while public outrage grows and business stalls.
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Tiavana
The
Royal University
Gonzalo Castanuva
Havana
Gonzalo Castanon
Gieners
Crespo
New York
General Sickles Married in Madrid Mystery
In Spain on a secret mission General Sickles wed Mrs Creach today and soon departed for New York. The marriage is shrouded in mystery, with the newlyweds leaving immediately after the ceremony.
Victor Emmanuel Receives Nation After Legislation
A Rome dispatch reports Victor Emmanuel reconvenes parliament and signals completion of a lifelong work. The ceremony hints at rapprocheon with the Vatican amid peace efforts. Rome and public enthusiasm marked the event with illuminated streets and a hopeful mood.
Free Library For Chicago Links London Meeting
Letters from London report that at the Anglo American Association gathering on November 13 a plan to establish a Chicago nucleus was adopted. Communications urging support and offerings were read, with Lorne Foster Reedge Carighe and others named. The association is chaired by Thomas Hughes MP.
Unclear Champaign Murder Case Involving Mrs Mee A Tiadson
In Champaign a mangled body identified as Mrs Mee A Tiadson was found behind a scene area. James Howard housed the victim’s kin as investigators pressed to fix the crime on possible suspects including a man named Lane who faced prior arrest for another offense.
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CucaGo
Nee Ae
Champaign
Mee
Banc
Finances of South Carolina Confirm Treasurer Statement
Charleston November 27 A committee of influential citizens including Hon J D P Pope and Ex Governor Orr publish the result of their examination of the Treasurer's statement which they find correct They note debt of eleven thousand ninety five dollars exclusive of thirty six thousand owing in New York The American Hall Note Company certify they hold six million sterling funding bonds Governor Scout instructs print no more bonds or stocks for this State.
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South Carolina
Charleston
J. DP
Pope
Orr
New York
Scout
Haeus
Court Rules on Witness Identity in Blackburn Case
A trial court ruled on the admissibility of a witness's ability to identify handwriting linked to Blackburn. The witness could recognize some letters but was uncertain about others, raising questions about whether the note found at Clif Bun could be used as evidence. The judge required questions to be written and the note’s status remained undecided.
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Jesse Free
Free
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Fanny Blackburn
Blackburn
Henry Scott
Mr. Scott
Felix B. May Sherif
A. Gossett
Liana
RB. H. Miller
Greenfield
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Antiday
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Stan
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Steasture
Dy Wright
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Blackbuw
Milton Dunlap
Syckburn
Hamdin C. Meade
Pisch
Mexico Revolt Clouds Rise Over Government Funding
Intelligence from Mexico reports Tamaulipas governor advancing twenty thousand dollars for war expenses and to organize a national guard while the people oppose the loan. Four thousand government troops near Saltillo to lift a siege. Cortinas is said to have diverted troops' pay at Camargo causing a revolt and disbandment of four companies. A general uprising is anticipated by December 1.
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Snrw
York
Mexico
Murder in ISpianapontis. Hatfield shot by Foster
In ISpianapontis on November 23, James Foster shot his brother-in-law James Hatfield. Foster attempted escape to the country but was captured and brought back. Hatfield was killed and Foster is in custody awaiting further proceedings.
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Ispianapontis
James Foster
James Hatfield
Foser
River shipping and weather across Evansville and notes
Dispatches from Evansville and surrounding ports report arrivals and departures on the Ohio and its tributaries. Vessels including Florence Ive Eddyville Nightingale Kate Robinson John Howard Arundillo Fayette and others move up and down with mixed trips while weather remains cloudy and damp and water levels vary, with shortages and inactivity cited in places.
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Times and Chronicle
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Fastport
Eddyville
Cairo
Nightingale
Down
Kate Robinson
Cincianeti
Mary Ament
Carrelson
John Howard
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Adsteilman
Ay Memphis
OP Arundillo
Cincinnati
A. M
Tolle
Lovisvi L le
Morning Star
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New Orleans
Warner
Longworth
New Aviany, Inc
Nick Longworth
Andi
Kate Kinney
Portland
To-Say
Armadike
Ed H. Brown
Charmer
Charleston
W. Va
Mountain Bay
Gallipolis
Penn Wright
Skillinger
Ianthe
Camp Creek
Railroad Incorporation Certifies New Line Across Ohio
The Baltimore, Willsbur, and Continental Railroad Company filed a certificate of incorporation with $100,000 capital. The line will run from near the City Township corner in Columbiana County through several counties to a state line point near Mercer County, Ohio.
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Times and Chronicle
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Continental Railroad Comppany
Columbiana
County
Marion
Hardin, Allen
Auglaize
Mercer
Ohio
Todiana
Mercer County
New York
Boston
Rialede
Cincinnati
Express
Vine Street
Weed Way
Curner
Headly
Genersh Pawenger
Anxiety Over Prince of Wales Condition at Windsor
London dispatches report growing unease over the Prince of Wales health at Windsor as alarm spreads at the castle. The latest bulletin notes the prince slept during the night and that the fever is loosening while noting Prince Alexandra’s illness is not serious.
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Englarr
London
Prince of Wales
Windsor
Alexandra
Oil market quiet with firm crude at varying centers
The oil market shows quiet activity across centers with crude firm at some quotes. Traders note steady prices in New York and City markets, while other markets report quiet or weak tones with mixed confidence in near term demand and supply.
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Parker
Hee York
OM City
Titanius
Rouseville
New York Dry Goods Market Quiet Despite High Prices
New York market notes a quiet session on November 27 with raw materials high priced and light stock. Listings include Continent C 124 Nevada A, J. & W. Slater 14 Ballon & Son, Tremont Hde 4c, Nashua brown and bleached goods, and various prints and textiles from A.A. Brown, Canton, and Richmond sources.
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Continent C
Nevada A
Hope Ek
J. & W. Slater
Ballon & Son
Te Be
Ics Howell
Tremont
Nashua
Richmond
Weshing
Apple crop shortages lift New York market in 19th century trade
The New York apple market relies on Maryland and New England fruit as supply tightens. Michigan and Ohio yields exceed average, Michigan barrels flow to Chicago and the South via Ohio River routes. Prices rise as the Chicago market is unavailable due to fire, and Boston remains a smaller outlet.
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New York
Michigan
Orleans
Niagara
New York State
Ohio
Wes
Chicago
Rome
Baltimore
Ohio River
New Orleans
Gee Ag
Boston
Executions Reported For Rossel And Companions In Paris
Dispatch from Versailles confirms Rossel and two companions were executed at Sartory in Paris after a formal march. Hassel Ferre and Lourgeoise faced the firing squad with Ferre facing his shooters unblindfolded. Three thousand troops witnessed the grim scene amid public lament.
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Rossel
Versailles
Paris
Hassel
Ferre
Lourgeoise
Gnersi
Sartory
Cap de Crace
Mmeh
New York trials and rumors swirl in chaotic docket
Term of a jury too short and motions to quash denied. Hagzerty and accomplice charged with theft. Connolly still prisoner at the New York Hotel. Harlem Court House costs show alleged fraud of about a quarter million. Bowing Green Savings Bank deficit 200k to 300k, to be covered. Oceanics arrive from Liverpool. rumors claim Mayor Hall may resign.
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Connolly
Oakey Hall
New York
Grand Age
Bedford
Eee
Hagzerty
A *H
Von
Can
Oceanics
Liverpool
Harlem Court House
Harry Genet
Bowing Gree Savant Bank
Connelly
Hall
Sallie Struck Obstruction, Sinks in Mississippi River
The Sallie, en route from jevie to New Orleans, struck an unseen snag in the Mississippi near Cairo at noon. The steamer sank in shallow water but the crew is safe and will likely be raised without injury. The Eckert may pass the obstruction or receive sanctions.
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Cairo
Sallie
Evie
Olkanees
Iigiatte
Eckert
Medical students executed by court martial in Havana
In Havana on November 28 two medical students were tried by court martial for desecrating the grave of Gen ers Castanon. They were sentenced to death this morning and executed this afternoon. They faced their fate with resignation and expressed sorrow for the act.
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Geners Castanon
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