Horace Greeley reportedly gravely ill during campaign
The article notes Horace Greeley eluding observers and staying in the village. Stuart says he is dangerously sick with brain fever potentially lasting days. Greeley’s friends and family surround him as his condition worsens amid personal strain from his wife’s death and campaign pressures.
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Stuart
Greeley
Samuel Sinclair
John F. Cleveland
Mr. Greeley
Tribune
Turkeys Die as Epizootic, Wood Prices Soar Nationwide
Special dispatch notes epizootic effects on social life and markets. Turkey deaths occur amid soaring wood costs and high country produce prices. Funeral procession at Sir Knight Allen Fisk's memorial shows sparse carriages, while households face disease and economic strain. A butcher’s cart passes with cows and calves in view. The Dublin Indiana chicken epizootic continues with hundreds of dead turkeys nearby yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times and Chronicle
Richmont, Inc
Dublin
Ind
New York Railroads Case Decided and Shipload of Smallpox
New York November 28 boards of trustees of the Atlantic Erie Railroads held a session as the Wheat case near the giant rail dispute moved toward a decision. A report noted Gould answering the Commodore amidst debates and a shipload of smallpox concerns linked to transatlantic trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould
New York
Atlantic Erie Railroads
Washington brief on German New York matters
A terse Washington note from November 23 mentions German New York related items with unclear specifics. The readable fragments reference policy or reporting but lack distinct events, dates, or names for full clarification.
Great Excitement for a While Lina Edwins Theatre Burned
A fire at 2:30 AM destroyed Lina Edwin’s Theatre and adjacent buildings on Broadway between 714 and 722 as Kelly & Leon’s Minstrel troupe and Arion Music Hall suffered total losses. The blaze spread rapidly through front shops and a double mansion, with Lafayette Place and Fourth Avenue spared last beyond the main danger. Total loss projected over $100,000. Col Alston Brown faces about $10,000. Police and fire crews saved some occupants including a sick woman. one woman was awaiting aid after rescue from the Arion. The crowd gathered quickly as flames leapt along the rear walls, and the fire subsided about three o'clock.
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Broadway
Lina Edwin
Kelly & Leon
Minstrels
Arion Music Hall
Lafayette Place
Fourth Avenue
Columbia Law School
Second Avenue
Arion
Col. Alston Brown
Dramatic Agency
Merkel
Col. Brown
Legend and gold tale of early trappers in 1842 Kansas lore
In Indianapolis reports recount the 1842 Rocky Mountain trapping expedition and the lone old hunter who found gold nuggets while fleeing winter storms. The narrative follows the starving trapper, his capture by Utes, and his path to Kansas City where he lived until his death.
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Kansas City Times
Kansas
Colorado
Black
Agar Ogle
Father Donnelly
Roomene
Messrs
P. M
Sean Ha
Peter Revard
Charles Dri
Ted
Firs
Rocky Mountains
Sweetwater Valley
South Pass
Sno Range
Black Pine Belt
Mexico
Elk Hills
Medicine Bow
Ver
New Mexico
Taos
Pike’s Peak
Hanter
Kansas City
Feno
Pino
Ee Ste. Mo
Official Election Results Across the State
The official vote totals show Osborne 31,977 for Governor, Stover 32,945 for Lieutenant Governor, Wood 33,836 for Secretary of State, Wilder 33,446 for Treasurer, Williams 33,446 for Attorney General, and Ree Chief Justice with a majority. Grant Electors tally 90,272 for Greeley 79,141 for OConor.
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Toreka
Goons Capetan
Osborne
Stover
Wood
Wilder
Hayes
Ae Williams
Nap
Lowe
Phillis
Moxtgomeny
Ala
Grant
Greeley
O’conor
Nonce
Local Temperance News Brief From Syracy N Y
The State Temperance organization met yesterday in Syracy N Y with discussions widely reported. Details remain unclear as only fragments describe attendance and proceedings.
Unclear tropical disease note and odd OCR fragment
Fragmentary OCR summary shows scattered names and figures, unclear context. Mentions a disease like mia noe ee spreading mildly, a souvenir going ashore, meetings between senators Sumner and Wilson, and a referenced $50,000 amount. The readable parts mix personal names and vague events, lacking coherent narrative or verifiable details.
Untitled fragment on belief and vindication across years
A fragment reflects on taunts toward a man labeled as crazy for a dream or plan about a distant goal. Time vindicates him as veracity and sanity are reassessed, honoring persistence. The passage references a Kansas trapper and a figure called Rye, suggesting regional figures and claims from a bygone era.
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Kansas
Plains
Terrible Yonkers Nitro Explosion Kills Two Men
A nitro glycerine explosion near Yonkers destroys two young men and severely injures two others. Four Yonkers youths, Donnelly and Terry among them, approached the cans despite a warning, causing a blast that shredded clothing and shattered coach-house windows.
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Yonkers
John Donnelly
Mulfo Street
Wm. Terry
Vineyard Avenue
Michael Callagee
George Hill
Hillside
Donnelly
Terry
Allagee
Hill
St. John’s Riverside Hospital
Mangin
Ponoheapr
Mr. Coffin
Home, Lost Confidence, and a Hopeful Husband
A desolate husband recalls the home he once shared with a long-abandoned wife. He finds comfort there only to fear that joy will be forever tainted by the loss of his children’s confidence and affection. The article expresses hope his conduct may regain their trust and reunite the family.
Injunction Granted Over Publishing of Composers Songs
The case involves Harrison Millard against Louis Berge over rights to songs Dear Dear Little Heiry Long ing and Jennie's Reply. Pattison Co claimed publishing rights transferred to Berge, with Daly Court ruling U S copyright law exclusive and Millard waived authorship by allowing Pattison to sue in their name, enabling Berge to publish.
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Harrison Millard
Louis Berge
Jennie
Millard
J. N. Pattison & Co
Fro Millard
Berge
Wade
Daly
J. R. Dos Passos
Pattison 4 Co
J. K. Furlong
Shalf
Throninion Pleas
United States
Agament Ad Gg & Co
Serdice
Brough
United States Courant
Millar
Pattison & Co
New York Express
Ohio Secretary of State Annual Report Highlights Corporate Growth
Ohio's Secretary of State J R Skrwood releases annual report noting significant corporate growth with 14,? villages annexed, 13 new villages. charters for manufacturing railroad mining and other firms total capital 138206960. Printing contract issues with Robert Clarke Co and Banks Bros. NY. volume rights dispute over Volume 20 Ohio Reports. Calls for law revisions and funding for staff.
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Times
Chwrcle
CoLeumnrs, O
J. R. Skrwood
Tls Oon
Aresville
Sandusky
Akron
Steubenville
Quiicothe
Ohio
Banks Bros
New York City
Robert. Garke & Co
United States
Cincinnati
Oko
Thanksgiving Arrives As Government Sends Message
Special Dispatch from Washington notes the President's Message will go to Congress Monday with telegraphic copies to West Coast papers the same day. Reports from War Interior and Postmaster General depart Friday by mail to outlets. Departments closed at noon for Thanksgiving eve as many Senators and Representatives arrive and the city buzzes with activity.
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Times and Chronicle
Washington
Congress
Associated Press
War
Secretary of the Interior
Mechanics and Workingmen's National Council Elects Officers
A Labor Council in Washington held its second meeting with all trades represented. N. E. Redstone and Segan H. Meres were elected presidents for the coming year. Delegations from across the United States will be admitted to seats and hold them until successors are chosen, ensuring ongoing focus on mechanics and working people’s interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics’ and Workingmen’s National Council
N. E. Redstone Press
Agocage Segan H. Meres
Mechanicat Isbor
United States
The Gallow s Michael Moore Hanged at Ebensburg
Michael Moore, convicted of murdering his wife, was hanged at Ebensburg Cambria County at 12 30 this day in the County Jail Yard. He made no confession.
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Times and Chronicle
Pitts Scareg
Michael Moore
Ebensburg
Cambria County
Train collision near Newark injures crew and wrecks cars
Costodox, O. reports a Miami Railroad express train leaving Cincinnati at 9 45 collided near Newark while traveling east. The engine tender and express car broke apart, several cars wrecked. Engineer H tlsetiagrece Vor Newark was killed and others hurt.
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Costodox
Cincinnati
Tecan
Ise
Engin H.tlsetiagrece
Newark
Newark scandal case of Gustave Wasmuth verdict set aside
New Jersey case recounts Rosa Mecelrf known under many names who testified to alleged assault by Gustave Wasmuth in Newark. Jury convicted him, but the court granted a new trial amid public sympathy and questions about the witness. Wasmuth’s counsel uncovered Rosa as a married woman with a perjury admission. she is jailed awaiting grand jury.
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New York Herald
Gustave Wasmuth
Newark
Herald
Wasmuth
Rosa Mecele
Wasmiuth
Rosa
Wsemuth
New Jersey
Ros
High
Nim
M&s
W. B. Guild
Williamsburg
Ctl
Congress
Taylor
Cincinnati
National Board of Trade
Messrs
Cook
Rowland
New York
Ates
Mc Rowland
Chamber of Commerce
Nations Board of Trade
Chittendes
A Foolish Prodigal's Return After Long Absence
A prodigal husband returns to his wife in California after years apart. She recalls his desertion and the hardship endured to raise their two boys, accepting him only if he can prove changed devotion and suitable conduct. He seeks reconciliation, but she remains wary and cautious.
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California
Silk Factory shares fall amid heavy liabilities
New York November 27 reports that E. Another Silk Factory and Falther & Co manufacturers of ribbons face heavy liabilities after a failed venture. Creditors warn of substantial losses as assets shrink and uncertainties linger.
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Eeet
New York
Falther & Co
The Epizootic Strikes Halifax Horses Die
In Halifax on November 27 several horses have died from distemper. Streetcar service has halted.
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Nova Scotia
River News Dispatches From Monongahela and Greensbo
Additional river updates report the Monongahela and Greensboro sections stationary with depths: 5 ft 3 in, 5 ft respectively. The Carrie Brooks from Wheeling makes a brief return this afternoon. Cano reports arrivals Arkansas Belle Evansville Louisville 9 AM and departures Saint Luke St Louis 5 PM Glencoe New Orleans 5 AM Joe Fleming St Louis 7 AM Arkansas Belle Evansville 10 AM. Weather is clear and cold.
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Times and Chronicle
Monongahela
Carrie Brooks
Cano
Arkansas Belle
Evansville
A. M
Mallie
Louisville
St. Louis
Steamship Arrivals Report From Liverpool and Queenstown
Marine New York November 27 reports arrivals and outs. Steamer Wyoming from Liverpool with Loxpow on November 27. City of Paris reached Liverpool last night but a storm prevented landing at Queenstown. Steamships Peruvian Olympia St Laurent Tasmania and Candia have arrived out.
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Loxpow
Paris
Liverpool
Queenstown
Peruvian
Olympia
St. Laurent
Tasmania
Candia
Oil Markets Dull With Decline In Prices Across Regions
Special Dispatch reports a quiet oil market with a marked price fall. Crude spot at 10 dollars per barrel bid around 8, refined held near 4.45. Philadelphia and Pittsburgh regions show no significant activity, Titusville and Dallas area see few sales, prices steady around 4.45 dollars.
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Times and Chronicle
Pirrsavet
New York
TR Inailelphia
LetstKe
Titusville
Wheat and grain markets show slight shifts in Perry report
Wheat prices ease amid mixed receipts of 11,200 bushels and dull dressed bacon markets. In St Louis and Chicago tracks, flour remains steady, corn and rye show varied demand, cattle and hogs trade light with active yet lower tone, whisky and lard markets muted.
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Perry
Corti
Liverroot
Lis Il
Milwaukee
California
St. Louis
Supetor
Tueon Settlement
Cmiaco
Knife Fight Fatality Near Freeman Street
Testimony describes a quarrel on Freeman street between the deceased and Sites after which Hicks left home. Sites drew a knife and stabbed the deceased three times after an altercation near the Sani hows and Wood street. The deceased died two weeks later. Defense says Sites acted in self defense after a rock was thrown and beatings began. Court case in progress with Ampt Blinn for the State and Wilson Swing for the defense.
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Freeman Street
Hicks
Sigs
Wood Street
M. Depot
Sites
Ohio and Mississippi
Wilson
Wrongful Delivery Of A Message In Telegraph Case
Superior Court before Judge Hagans hears Joseph H Coneva versus Western Union Telegraph in a Mississippi action alleging misdelivery of a telegram tied to a circus sale contract. Plaintiff claims improper handling allowed Dellaven to receive and transfer the dispatch, causing loss of security. Defendants plead a standard telegraph contract covering repetition and insurance of messages and deny wrongful delivery.
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Joseph H. Coneva
Western Union
Conran
Abicee
Gage
Dellaven
DeHaven
Rtg
Eran Logan
Randal
Plaintif
Collins & Herron
Cumtra
Probate Court Record Under Judge Hoefler
A probate court proceeding before Judge Hoefler involved Pyblius Loren with the will annexed. Details indicate a personal identity and monetary figures including $130 and $12,008 referenced in the record.
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Hoefler
Pyblius Loren
Hamilton County matters and cemetery notice prompts council action
A Hamilton County board meeting records bills paid, trustees propose buying a First street site for a Children's Home, and a cemetery land dispute prompts a warning against trespassing. Unclaimed letters listed include Miss Mary Abi and Peter McAnany. City council adjourns after ordinances and street improvements are discussed.
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Piettries
Mary Abi
Aaron Abel
Andrew Blott
G. W. Buck
Nathaniel Bruel
Jonathan H. Brasky
Cleons
Sener Donaldson
Jennie Far+ley
Oscar H. Train
Julia Gelsi
SH. Helmer
WG. Jnr
M. Keep
Peter McAnany
Robert Shifter
Louisa C. Schneider
Calla J. Smith
Anna Weirke
Heiri
Thomas McKehan
Morrow,c
Lizzie Schoenleck
Hioomington, al
Eliza Clayton
Carthage
Paris Cabinet to consider address report amid calm
Paris on November 27 reports the Cabinet will study the majority Committee on Address report today while the minority resolution awaits. Thieves are expected in the Assembly tomorrow as the majority report comes up. Yesterday's vote to delay immediate action eased tensions and left Paris quiet with provinces tranquil.
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Paris
Committee On Address
Fire at Cowrier Building Ruled Roof Blaze
A fire broke out this afternoon at about 1 o'clock in the roof of the Cowrier newspaper building at the northwest corner of Court and Main. Smoke issued from behind the Court street cornice and spread quickly. Firemen extinguished the blaze before it caused major damage, with losses likely not exceeding $1140, mainly from water.
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Bulding
Court and
Main Streets
Court-street
Hanging at Cambria Prerasure details Moore execution
Illiterate railroad laborer Michael Moore was executed at Cambria Pennsylvania for murder. The condemned man, facing death with faith, received last rites as his step son and young son visited. A Catholic procession and guard watched as the trap fell at noon and the body hung for thirty five minutes before removal.
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Times and Chronicle
Moore
Cambria
Christie
Hackett
Mineral Point
Sisters of St. Joseph
Father Christie
Sheriff Bonacre
Michael Moore
Grand Jury Indictments Dropped Amid Judge Corwin’s Illness
Urbana November 27 Judge Corwin remains critically ill and death is momentarily expected. Court opened by Judge Meeker then adjourned to December 6 with little business. Grand Jury returned thirty indictments including John Hilbert for grand larceny and Charles Harker for burglary. Governor seeks requisition for Harker from Paris NL for horse thieving and theft in the county.
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Times and Chronicle
Urpana
Corwin
Meeker
John Hilbert
Charles Harker
Harker
Paris
Harvard College fund tops 103000 after Boston fire
In Boston on November 27 nine bodies have been recovered from the ruins and five identified. Nineteen bodies are to be buried in the ruins. The Harvard College fund contributions total now 103000 dollars.
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Boston
Harvard College Fund
Paymaster Meade Dead and Majorities Cited in San Francisco
In San Francisco on November 27 Paymaster Geo W Joe of the U S N died at Mare Island. The San Bernardino Railroad progress continues. The presidential election results place Grant with a majority of 13 600.
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San Francisco
Geo. W. Joe
U. S.N
Mare Island
A and San Bernardino
Grant
Official Vote of Michigan and Allan Line Steamship
The Official Vote of Michigan lists Grant Bek Jos. Keeley with 76 776 and O Conor 2 852. The Allan Line steamship Austrian sailed from Locust Point Baltimore at 7 am for Liverpool carrying 257 birds tobacco 121 bales cotton and other freights from the West.
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Detroit
Michigan
Grant
Bek
Jos
Keeley
O'Conor
K.1
Times and Chronicle
Battimone
Allan Line
European Steamship Pier
Locust Point
Baltimore
Liverpool
Great Storm Strikes Coast With Three Ship Disasters
November reports a massive coastal storm with three steamship disasters and other sailing vessel accidents. Weather worsens along harbors as crews work to salvage ships and assess damage. Local ports issue warnings and monitor tide levels.
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Ha.krax
COMMON PLEAS DECISION ON SERVICE OF SUMMONS
In a case before Judge Avery The Ensign Handle Company versus The Lycoming Insurance Company the court found no valid service by mail and granted the plaintiffs motion to set aside service. The judge ruled the legislation did not authorize such process and overruled related objections.
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Ensign
Lycoming Insurance Company
Sherif
Devis
Muncie County
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Uisute
Cympany
Teeter & Cole
Matthews & Samney
Bids Settle Government Gold and Scranton Coal Prices
Eighteen bids for Government Gold totaled 2,200,000 with prices around 112.66 to 112.80. Seventy-five thousand tons of Scranton coal sold at varied prices including steamboat 35, grate 3.06, stove 4.70, chestnut 3.72. No lump coal offered due to mine disease. Horace F. Clark testified before the referee about stock activity and possible arrest linked to Gould.
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New York
Scranton
Ora
Aol
Horace F. Clark
Preview
Gould
Smith
Heana T. Sehell
Brown & Dann Dry Goods House Burglary in Columbus
In Columbus on November 27 a burglary occurred at the Brown & Dann dry goods house on His a on. Thieves forced a first story shutter to enter and stole items including laces. No clues have been found to identify the culprits.
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Columbus
Brown & Dann
Lane
Laces
Iea
Bugiere
Epizootic worsens as horses in stable suffer
CHILLICOTHE November 27 The epizootic grows worse with every horse in a stable showing illness some severely. Serene Lodge Knights of Pythias plans its third anniversary celebration Friday evening. Local business men close stores for Thanksgiving. J R S Bond Gazette editor improves though initial fears linger. The railroad case argument has ended Judge Safford to decide later.
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Times and Chronicle
Licothe
Herve
Serene Lodge Knights of Pythias
J. R
Bond
The
Gazette
Safford
Scranton Hotel Fire Amid Strike Hits Coal Region Work
Scranton reports a hotel burning as Lackawanna strike actions loom. A private cash loss noted at $75 in damages with reports of workers in coal regions resuming duties while rolling mill labor underscores ongoing labor unrest.
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New York
Scranton
Cartien
Atackawanna
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Horace Greeley
Richmond
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Shere
Rasanadat Organizapony
A. C. Bteii
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Conference of New York Temperance Men
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Sumner
New York Times
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Thealley
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John Joy
Rights of Music Publics
Roetiger
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Associated Prem
Labor Council
Ebensburg, Pa
Coshocton
Miami
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Wilson Bro's
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Olive Logan
Beethoven Piano School
Col
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Nstruction
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Lauvenine G Private
Sotree
Faa
Jay Cooke
New York, Philadelphia
Cleveland
Fourth National Piershanes
Bank
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N. G. Nettleton & Geo. Bustis & Co
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Bent
Melodeon
Fifth
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Harrison
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Vis
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