Fire harms Fen gter's furniture store on Market Street
The epimeotic disappears while streetcars run by day and wagons fill the streets. Firemen’s horses fall ill and engines are manned by men. Fen gter's furniture store on Market Street partly destroyed, about 10000 dollars loss, insured. Thomas Smith, convicted murderer, is to die and sent to pest-house amid citywide disease cases. A hotel opens a private hospital on the city outskirts for guests who may be struck by the illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fengter
Market Street
Thomas Smith
Louisville Ledger Printing Co Job Office Sold in Bankruptcy Sale
The Louisville Ledger Printing Company's job office and bindery in the city were sold today at bankruptcy sale. L. G. Matthews bid the concern in as a whole at 3000 dollars. It is now receiving detail bids, the assignee reserving the right to accept the best bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Ledger Printing Company
L. G. Matthews
Horace Greeley at bedside amid serious death fears
Latest bulletins from his condition show Horace Greeley weak and sometimes unconscious after a long night of nourishment. Doctors admit grave danger as reports swirl that he may die within hours. his whereabouts remain kept from the public while he lingers at Tarrytown under medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tribune
Horace Greeley
Darthursday
Greeley
Eis
St. Greeley
Tarrytown
Sterday
L. A. Daiote
New York Snowstorm Delays Trial and Courthouse Events
A heavy November snowstorm paralyzed parts of New York as a trial in the States District Court faced delays. Courts prepared for a December term, while charitable aid and public feasts for the poor continued. Dispatches noted Havana student commemoration events and local civic figures involved in post office and bank matters amid the weather disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rae
States District Court
Ant
Eagaade
Bootblacks
Atan Eir
Pet Cooper Institute
Havana
A. T
Yge Brad
Baan
Pionera
Eed" Jensen
French German Situation Update Stirs French Concerns
The Herald's Washington special confirms rising trouble between France and Germany. It notes tensions over policy and regional disputes referenced yesterday, highlighting diplomatic strains and potential impact on allied coordination.
American Occasion in London At Buckingham Banquet
Cyrus W Field hosted a grand Thanksgiving banquet at the Buckingham Palace Hotel in London with guests such as Gladstone, Sir John Hay, Sir Charles Wheatstone, Baron Emile Erlanger, and Admiral Richards. Telegraphed messages to America were exchanged as Field toasted the Queen and the United States, while Gladstone spoke on the enduring friendship between Britain and America and the shared values of freedom and self government.
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Mr. Gladstone
Mr. Fixitp
Great Britain
United States of America
Mr. Field
Feland
America
England
United States
Coventen
Chetrs
Field
South America
Telegraphic feats bind nations in global progress
The gathering lauded Mr. Field for public services as new transoceanic cables expand links from England to Brazil Panama Japan China Australia New Zealand and the Cape of Good Hope. Speakers hailed the Alabama Treaty and the world telegraph system while noting English American ties strengthened by steam and electricity and praising Gladstone as the era’s guiding statesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Field
Drinkin Marreer
England
Brazil
Panama
Pacific
California
Japan
China
Australia
New Zealand
Cape of Good Hope
Washington
Hugh McCulloch
Lincoln
Johnson
United States Treasury
Pilgrim Fathers
Prince of Darkness
Unite States
Atlantic
United States
Pacific Ocean
McCulloch
Alabama
Chris Pedir Wmereng
Fragmentary note on Deere company separation and research aims
A fragmented text discusses the focus of energy and enterprise, noting no clear example of naval enterprise. It mentions scientific inquiry under outward disadvantage and the Deere company then separating, implying a discussion of corporate actions and pursuits in the face of challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deere
Survivors of the Guatemala report rescue and loss
From New York November 29 by the steamship South America arriving from Aspinwall word arrives that three boats from the steamer Guatemala reached land after the October 13 wreck near Tonde la Bat. A fourth boat with Chief Engineer Bartholomew First Oliver Smith and eleven crew members is missing and presumed lost. Survivors encountered harsh treatment and faced inflated prices for common necessities on shore and during the journey to Salina Cruz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yor
South America
Aspinwall
Guatemala
Tondéla Bat
Bartholomew
Oliver Smith
Manzillo
Huest
Purple
Salina Cruz
Deadlock in N C Senate Race Hints Fourth Candidate
North Carolina voters in Raleigh on November 2 face a stalled contest for United States Senator. Incumbents Pool, Morriman, and Vance hold the field, with D M Bartinger cited as a potential Republican challenger.
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New York
Raleigh
N. C
United States
Pool
Morriman
Vance
D. M. Bartinger
Thanksgiving Feast for News Boys at Howard and Boyle
A bountiful dinner was hosted yesterday by D. Robert Barelay, proprietor of the Evening Dispatch, at the Howard & Boyle restaurant for nearly two hundred news boys and boothlacks. Attendees included Mayor Brown Kev Dr Berkley Judge Prim Police Chief McDonough and other prominent citizens who spoke to the boys about their position and future.
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St. Loauis
News Boys
Howard & Boyle
D. Robert Barelay
Evening Dispatch
Brown
Kev
Berkley
Prim
Criminal Court
McDonough
Citimone
Explosion at Cummings manufactory near Milwaukee kills four
An explosion at Cummings dualin manufactory three or four miles north of Milwaukee yesterday afternoon killed four people and injured a fifth. The proprietors name Cummings is listed along with John Schvendick and an unknown. cause not known though the article claims the manufactured item is more explosive than nitroglycerine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Cummings
Rooney
John Sehivendick
River Ice and Weather Cut River Traffic Across Regions
Inland river reports note a one inch ice lay within harbor bars and heavy shore ice outside, slowing boat traffic. The Evansville and New Albany areas report falling river levels with cold snaps. notable vessels Andy Baum and Tarascon transit canals as weather stays clear.
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Evansville
Ameot
Grandview
Bowling Green
Bowlin
Star
Loubyville
Arkansas
Cairo
Henderson
New Albany
Mary Miller
Petrel
Tarascon
Sandy Robin
Eagle
John Means
Charmer
Andy Baum
Spurgeon ill and world news from 19th century dispatches
The Rev Mr Spurgeon is seriously ill while Dublin police report signs of boost in cabal coordination. An English shock of earthquake felt at Derby with no harm. Bowles Brothers creditors favor bankruptcy. Ten men blown to sea and drowned at St Ives during a gale. Aztec sacrificial stone moved to National Museum in Mexico City. English storms flood midland counties hurting agriculture. Baez’s troops kill General John Lynch in Haytien territory. Rumor of Henderson reinstating London police constables. Proposal to loan Haiti 50000 at 14 percent. Government fears trouble over indequily demanded by France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derby
England
Bowles Brothers
St. Ives
A French Son in Law in Court Over Foreign Support
A New York World critique of a Paris judgment seeking to compel an American father-in-law to support a French son in law and a granddaughter. The piece notes French and American legal contrasts, cites Code Civil provisions, and argues U.S. judges should not enforce foreign claims. It laments American courts’ exposure to European jurisprudence and urges American brides to marry within their country.
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Woogruff
Paris
France
New York
Jadjre Woodruff
Woodrull
Massachusetts
United States
Department of State
Washington
Congress
Early Kentucky life of noted freebooter Fitzpatrick
A sketch by Russellville Herald recounts C Fitzpatrick, raised in Kentucky near Georgetown, as a brilliant student and debater at Kentucky University in Lexington. He joined the Federal cavalry, later served as circuit judge and Commonwealth's Attorney in Arkansas, and now leads a feared gang of robbers, his violent temper and daring defining a troubled career.
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Kentucky
Fitzpatrick
Beaietort County
Ark
C. Fitzpatrick
Kentucky University
Lexington
Fitzpattick
Ile
Leicht
Ife
Hepner
Fred
Georgetown
Ike
Wilson
Alabama
Georgia
Batther
The
Uamir
Huder
Cecropian
Wilane
Kutzpatrick
Arkansas
Commonwealth
Neas
Northern Pacific Commissioners Meet in Washington Dispatch
Northern Pacific Railroad commissioners A C Sands S N Kaufman and Thomas Underwood arrive to discuss a joint report. Dro Tubball and Thomas L Young depart for home amid cabinet exclusion. German denial of emigration story by Minister. Attorney General Williams seeks to restore Solicitors for departments. Admiral Green retires and Commodore Emmons promoted. About half the Senators and members have arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times and Chronicle
Wasnixeton
Pacific, Railroad
A. C. Sands
S. N. Kaufman
Thomas Underood
Dro-Tibball
Thomas L. Young
Delanoi
Erig
United States
Williams
Senate
Department of Justice
Joseph F. Green
G. F. Emmons
Condition of Mr. Greeley Incomplete at Western AP Office
Reports up to three o clock this afternoon give no new news on Mr. Greeley's condition. Western Associated Press has received no updates, while evening papers issue extended sketches of his history.
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New York
Western Associated Press Office
Greeley
Thanksgiving Observed as Octogenarian Hezekiah Rimberg Dies
Chilicothe Ohio November 20 The epizootic spreads rapidly causing suspensions of stage lines and coach reductions. Testimony in the Commissioner contest is complete with the Democracy asserting their man will prove his claim to the seat. Hezekiah Rimberg, a longtime local businessman and public official, was buried yesterday at age eighty four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times and ‘Chronicle
Hezekiah Rimberg
Sherman’s Annual Report Details Army Strength
Washington November 24 Gen Sherman’s report shows the actual force insisted in the army to be twenty four thousand three hundred twenty commissioned officers two thousand one hundred four other officers. He submits with this report the officers commanding military departments and divisions he states are so full that they leave him only to submit them for approval.
Heavy Fire Destroys Newburgh Mill and Works
Fire swept the Polling-Mill Company complex at Newburgh Ohio this morning, consuming the spike and wit factory foundry pattern shop and office. Loss is reported at £0,000 with insurance around £70,008, largely fully covered. no exact figures for casualties or causes given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Admut
Neeiness Oke Tevels Rd Polling- Mill Company
Newburgh
Ohio
Resignation and Appointments in Ohio Supreme Court
Governor Noyes accepts the Cleveland trustee resignation for the Northern Lunatic and names Dr. Julian Harmon of Warren to fill the vacancy. The December term docket is assigned, with details on past term length and opinions issued. Also notes rise in horse disease and milk distribution by hand carts and filings by Columbia Printing Co. and Van Wert Masonic Hall Assoc.
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Times and Chronicle
Colenare
Noyes
Cokn Loskwood
Cleveland
Northern
Julian Harmon
Warrem
Todney Foos
Supreme Court
Columbia Printing Company of
van Wert Masonic Hall Association
River Ice and Cold Weather Halt Mississippi Trade
Special dispatch reports the Monongahela River rising then stationary at six inches in the channel, with ice showers from the Allegheny. Towboat J. and Mercer held for Parkersburg, coal cargos disrupted. Brownsville and Greensboro show minimal change, Oil City nearly closed. Weather remains cold and windy with a reading of seven degrees. The Mississippi carries light ice as river traffic continues with vessels arriving and departing at Evansville, St Louis, and New Orleans corridors.
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Times
Pirtabehei
Monongahela
Carrie Brooks
Wheeling
Alleghany River
J. &. Mercer
Parkereburg
Brownsville
Greensboro
Oil Guy
Caine
Mollie Moore
St. Louts
A. M
Eddyville
Evansville
Bee
New Orleans
J. W. Garrett
St. Lonia
Emma Elliott
Memphis
Emile ‘la Barge
St. Louis
J.D. Parker
Glaxton
J. Louis
Idlewild
Con
Thursda Belle
Shreveport
Garrett
C. v. Kouitz
Mississippi River
Steamships Russia and Oceanie Arrive in Loxpon
November 29 report notes steamers Russia and Oceanie arriving at Loxpon with Oceanie suffering heavy weather. New York also records the Teviot arriving from Shasighai on November 29.
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Loxpon
Russia
Oceanie
Concert and tableaux for church benefit in Beckett's Hall
The evening featured a concert and tableaux to aid the Epist- Opal Church. Thanksgiving was observed today with services at Dr Davideau's Church. Citizens organized a volunteer engine convoy to fires. Knights of Pythias celebrated their first anniversary with a parade through Main Street. A shoemaker, Adam Henn, was robbed of $18 by forged orders. fraud discovered and the suspects handed to officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckett
Eptis- Opal
Dr. Davideau
Thind Want List
Knights of Pythian
Ulitown
Adam Henn
Vic
False alarm of French border army proved unfounded
A rumor in Epoca claimed France planned an observation army on the Spanish frontier and troops were arriving. It has since been proven unfounded. The text also notes a royalist chant and the king’s rapid recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapeio
Epoca
France
Irish smuggler Morty dies in siege near Kenmare River
A graphic chronicle by Mr. Froude recalls the death of the famous eighteenth century Irish smuggler Morty. Surrounded by soldiers, he refuses surrender and dies in a blaze after trying to protect family. The expedition ends with bodies buried, papers seized, and Morty remembered as a complex symbol of rebellion.
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Scritmer
Mr. Froude
Morty
Uch
Mat
Oficer
Songre
O Ae
Puxley
Litte John
Sullivan
Haps Morty
Connells
O’connells
Daniel Connell
Cleinderry
Dirk Hatteraick
Cork
Trish
Ireland
Kenmare
Financial Irregularities Settled in Colorado
A Boston Globe correspondent from Pueblo Colorado reports an extraordinary dose of primitive justice after a thief stole watches from the Chilcott House. Arrested in a saloon, the man faced a vigilante jail break, was hanged from a telegraph pole by unknown assailants, and his death photographed for sale in Denver.
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Boston Globe
Pueblo
California
Pueblo Lias
Chilcott House
Ile
Sfapalar
Aketoon Saarmeeien
Barbariem
Denver
Train wreck near Jamesville claims engineer and injures passengers
In Syracuse on the Binghamton road a derailment near Jamesville involved an engine baggage car and two passenger cars. Engineer Mehan died in the crash and a passenger, plus an unknown woman and child, were fatally or severely scalded. All cars and the engine were wrecked, caused by a worn-out track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Binghamton Road
Jamesville
Mehan
Mexico Border Commission Seeks Action After Gould Arrest
Proceedings show an order to take testimony from L M Barlow regarding Gould's arrest. The Mexican Border Commission may demand Cortina be pursued and Texans held accountable for damages. General Porter is elected vice president of the Pullman Palace Car Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Barlow
Gould
Mexican Border Commission
General Cortina
H . Porter
Pullman Palace Car. Company
Oil Markets Reported Dull with Mixed Crude Prices
Special dispatch notes today’s oil activity as dull on the spot market. In New York crude and refined levels show little activity with prices around 4.20 and refined crude about 4.10 in Philadelphia and New York markets. The report cites minimal miner activity and a generally quiet trading environment.
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Derriorr
Ste
Batley
Tixe
Ses
Citcaco
Ieee c
Ieee
C. B. Church
New York
Gales
Coles agStler
Pete Bae
Pirrascee
Cota
Wie
Philadeia
Dell
Bad Place for Lazy People
The New York Sun criticizes Acadian emigrants on Ward's Island for expecting easy subsistence in New York. It argues Italy offers steadier labor pay, noting common wages in Italy range from twenty five to fifty cents daily. It states laborers who cannot earn in New York must adapt and support themselves through toil.
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New York Sun
Acalian
Ward
New York
Edtor
Taly
America
Llians
Cold Lake Navigation Closes Harbor Icebound
In Toepo Ohio on November 29 the weather is very cold and the harbor is closed by ice. Three propellers and seven sail vessels are frozen in near Turtle Island Maumee Hay.
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Toepo
Turtle Island
Maumee Hay
Public Safety Item Fatality Reported in Estern
A public safety device fatally injured a boy during a gathering of youths in Estern on November 29. Witnesses said several boys were playing when the incident occurred. The victim, identified as Wi Cook, died at the scene and authorities began an investigation into the device and circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Node Estern
Bng
Isch ‘Ol
Newed Wi Cook
Fire Destroys Woolen Building at Foot of Madison Street
A woolen structure at the foot of Madison Street Covington caught fire around 2 PM. Ned with straw and other combustibles helped fuel the blaze, destroying much of the building and its glueware. Estimated losses run from 6000 to 7000 dollars, fully insured. Kenton of Covington reportedly holds a $3000 policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemingway
Cals Gees Works
Madison Street
Ee Covington
Kenton
Covington
Wool-Growing in Australia and the paddock system
The New York Bulletin notes wool as a leading Australian industry. It praises fine fibre length, improving quality, and the broad paddock system with large flock sizes. Profit rises with wool price, with owners often shepherding 100 000 to 200 000 sheep in vast paddocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
New York Bulletin
Census figures spark debate on pauperism and crime
New York World analyzes 1870 census advance sheets showing 32,901 criminals and 76,737 paupers nationwide with strong racial splits. Whites total 16,117 criminals, 1 in 1,744. blacks 8,046 criminals, 1 in 606. In reconstruction states, blacks face higher crime and pauper rates than whites, while Northern states show even starker gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Durance Vile
Hut
Cuff
Old
Free States
New York World
John Ball Pays His Princes and Other Ornamental Per IODS
The Blue Book shows royal grants totaling £125,086 11d for 1871-2, excluding civil list. Amounts vary by recipient, with Princess Louise £6,000 and Prince Arthur £15,000 yearly, plus other royal and ex-chancellor pensions, naval and military annuities, and hereditary allowances. Total Consolidated Fund outlays for pensions and annuities last year were £304,579 4s 5d, beyond annual estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briish
Louise
Prince Arthur
Crown Princess of Prussia
Alice
Prince of Wales
Princess of Wales
Duke of Edinburgh
Princess Christian
Duchess of Cambridge
Duchess of Mecklenblitz
Duchess of
Walpole
George Gray
Miner Fieun
Villiers
Headlam
Clarence Paget
Ihon
Admiralty
Romaine
Tadia
William Penn
Duke of Marlborough
Duke of Schomberg
Lord Bath
Mary Ann Forster
Tomes
Ireland
A New Sensation from Zebras in Transit to San Francisco
A San Francisco Republican asserts an enterprising Yankee plans to bring trained zebras to the city via the Suez Isthmus. The taming expert claims to harness zebras to drive them like horses, challenging the belief zebras are untamable. The horse trade could diminish horse use if the method proves scalable and cheaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Aevestaia
San F
Suez
Sasnewy
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London
Eeeee Field
Haugh McCulloch
H. J. Hamilton
Mr. Reader
M. P
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Sherard Osborge
Hamilton
Sherard Osborne
W. F. Gladstone
Thie
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Dualin
River News
Nick Longworth
Cincinnati
Potomac
Spurgeon
Dublin
National Museum
City of
Mexico
San Domingo
Baez
John Lynch
Haytien
iFrom
Arkansas Bandit
Russellville
Herald
Northern Pacific
Germany
Attorney- General's Department — Naval
Kewburgh
Columbus
Supreme Court— Epixootic—Ii
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Shasighai
Mamilton
UY Telaubaph
Mnavauk
ToLkpos
Michigan
James Anthony Froude
Colorado
the Times and Chronicle
Toledo
Finn
W.H. Johnson & CO
West Fourth Street
Seadh
Coupar- Anus
John Ball
Merinatad
Pike's Opera-Meuse
Fourth Street
Wabash Avenue
Wood's Theatre
Rachel Macauley
Dilberte
Prtanlay
Macauley
Lucreela
Olive Legen
Mieneau
Beethoven Piano School
West Seventh Street
Nstruction
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Kent
Sycamore St
Bet
Sveum
Harrison
Wada
Sack
Liberty Streets
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Plewe
Elodeva House
Avargan and Mebodeve Us
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