Fragmented In notes and news items from old papers
Disjointed notices report: Mrs Riggs dies in London. Charles Harden of the Boston Transcript dies aged unknown. Naval cadets to be hazed. Burnside missing. Western Union loans in Europe with stock cancellation. Supreme Court to meet with full bench in Washington. city government events at St James Hotel. Beecher delivers discourse. relief subscriptions for Michigan Wisconsin fires. life rafts tested on Hudson. Boutwell to Bangor. fires and fires in Panter shops.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
Henry Ward Beecher
Beeston
Art Sane
New York
Michi- Wisconsin
United States
Eeeres Sa
George
Board of
Hudson
Merriman
Boutwell
Bangor
The Chicago Charity Drives Big Donations This Week
Twenty millions for charity in New York and Chicago coverage. Workers plan large checks next week as stock market fears and labor unrest threaten finances. Reports of illness to Peter B. Sweeny and tensions with Tweed swirl amid bank policy and government funding concerns.
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Iral Park
Bears
Peter B. Sweeny
Tweed
Sweeny
Ohio Pee Rere A
Pike
Stock Exchange
Grand Duke Letter Vows Prosecution in New York City
A letter from the state attorney general pledges to use all powers of his office to prosecute those in New York City as activities loom. The text references the Workingmen's Candidates and a great yacht race, with sparse details about county committees and promises of action amid political tension.
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Chicago
New York Cty
Tham
Asana Ee
New York
Philadelphia Market Quiet as Crude Prices Hold Firm
Special Dispatch to the Times and Chronicles notes October 16 reports crude oil market activity at Philadelphia, with prices steady around 460 to 462. Market observers describe a quiet session but holders remain firm, signaling confidence despite subdued trading.
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Barket
Secial
the Times and Chronicls
Aguas
Philadelphie
Oliby
Telegraph
Mitwawukes
Burr
Clay County Miners threaten strike over tonnage and weight
In Diamapolis on October 16 the Clay County Miners likely to strike today over wage changes. They demand removal of the 100 pounds per ton loss allowance in screening and seek payment of one dollar per ton of 2,000 pounds rather than 2,100. Mrs Clem faces fourth trial returning from Lebanon. A Maryland group bought the Mirror office to convert it into an eight page illustrated newspaper.
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Times and Chronicle
Diamapolis
Clay County
Maryland
Evaxsviix, Inc
Fayette
Henderson
Portland Bar
Palestine
Hughes
R C. Gray
Sand Ielend
Portland
McHarry
Alf, Sein
U.S
Wilsca
Bloomingdale Asylum
Benson
Acquitted Gray Sermon Draws Dense Church Crowd
Special Dispatch to the Times reports Christ's M. E. Church packed yesterday as anxious listeners gathered to hear the acquitted Gray. The mood was tense and curious though he did not discuss his trial.
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Times and Chronicle
Gray
Christ's M. E. Church
Greenville Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle
Greenville, O ital Dispatch to the Times and Chronicle Onno October 16.
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Ital
the Times and Chronicle
Inman Steamer Collision Ends in Drownings
A vessel incident near Inman caused the steamer to be disabled by a crash on the nerve river. Several persons were drowned in the ensuing mishap.
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Ty Coaula
France New Treaties Concluded Report From Berlin
From Vensuries dated October 16 Mr Pouyier Quertier arrived from Berlin bearing word that treaties remain incomplete. Prince J has been named and a visit to Coraca is mentioned amid ongoing diplomatic moves.
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Vensuries
Pouyier- Quertier
Berlin
Prince J
Coraca
Emigrant Swindler Fund Bail Promulgation Report
A political manifesto outlines bail figures for emigrants, noting Charles Moore as key defendant. The article discusses a large European exodus and related financial assurances under twelve thousand dollars, highlighting fallout in political and transatlantic contexts.
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Charles Moore
Europe
Empress Interview Reveals Two Sides of Power and Pain
A Camel magazine excerpt portrays an encounter between a writer and an Empress. The scene juxtaposes intimate memories with royal authority as the Empress reveals inner resolve, fear, and longing while a dramatic flight tale circulates in newspapers. The narrator depicts influence, legacy, and the weight of history through dialogue and reflection.
Civil Service Reform and Chinese Threats in 1880s Budget
The Civil Service Commission plans to meet to discuss reform opinions, viewed as favorable by the Attorney General. The Burned Money notes currency issuance to Chicago banks. Private reports suggest Chinese threats and arms orders, with plans to strengthen the Asiatic Squadron with shallow-draft vessels to operate in China’s rivers and harbors.
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Times and Chronicle
Washinotom
Civil Service Reform
Civil Service Commission
Rency
Chicago
United States
Europe
China
Chicago Relief Meeting Seeks Funds for Reconstruction
The Chicago aid drive reports forty six pounds raised as contributors in New York and Chicago discuss immediate relief and future needs. Officials urge capitalists to advance funds without encumbrances to help homeless and destitute residents rebuild. Gratitude is expressed to New York and the civilized world for relief efforts.
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Chicago
Hug
Adams
New York
Pio
Chimi
Aideewel Baso Argier Soong
Merce
Gov
Abduction Plot Shocks Columbus Woman Fleeing School
Rose N. Gerber, once a music pupil and nun in training at Saint Mary of the Springs, escaped a boarding house after a deputy sheriff and Ross County officer arrived with a writ to arrest her. A pursuing carriage and a helping friend enabled her to slip away, believed to be an effort to force her return to the Catholic institution. The scene unfolded on High Street as authorities claimed an unlawful attempt to recapture her.
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BR. D. Harrison
Noble County
Harrison
Pond
Rom County
Rose N. Gerber
Utmst
High Street
Ross County
The
Law
Gerber
Musty Chapel Reopersed Report From London
England report mentions a church or chapel event and a Reverend Doctor in London dated October 16. The brief notes a possible reopening or republishing of a chapel matter with clerical involvement and historical tone.
Boston Damage by a Hurricane Hits Vessels and Rail
Boston October 16 reports Gres and Bostrom describe several vessels stranded or damaged, with fishermen safe. The railway line from Halfins to Bedford sustained about 16000 dollars in damage.
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Halfins
Bedford
Texas Election Snow Storm Help for Chicago
Information from El Paso reports heavy snowstorm activity affecting Santa Fe and nearby regions. Officials describe blocked roads, mountain pass closures, and requests for aid to relief centers. Suffering residents face transportation disruption and limited supplies as crews mobilize to restore services.
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Texas
Chicago
Santa Fr
N. M
el Paso
Quites
Banta Pe
Bele per ge and Grand Seven mishigne valet report
St Louis readers hear a fragmented plea to aid other sufferers dated October 16. The text references an executive committee and a mission involving a valued lane and a mishap or valet issue, but the exact details are obscured and unclear. The note urges repeated action to assist those in need.
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St. Louis
Bele
Queen's Cup Yacht Race Opens as Columba Leads
Dispatches report the first series of the Queen's Cup yacht races underway with Columba taking an early lead for the New York Club. Betting 6 to 4 favors Columba as conditions are described fair and the fleet sails southeast toward the finish.
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Aegs Ear Mbis
New York
Fest Wan
Coluahak
Columba
Congratulatory Dispatches From Paris To Cincinnati Citizens
A Bowley fathers four company dispatch from Paris conveys Cincli matians greetings on the Davidson Fountain. The message, read on Change at noon, is followed by greetings from Cincinnatians aboard the steamship Gemma bound for Cincinnati. The items reflect pride in the fountain and celebrate artistic achievement in modern sculpture.
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Bowley
Fathers 4 Co
Paris
Davidson
Thomas J. Faery
Probasco
Bowes Bacruzas 4 Co
Lowdon October 15 steamers arrive from New York and Bremen
The steamers from New York and Bremen arrive at Moville after sailing from Seear debts ateert Wares Yora and Trynacari. The steamer America arrived from Bremen.
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Lowdon
Trynacari
New York
Webel O
Moville
America
Bremen
A New Channel for Sympathy in Apariay
A partial local notice notes an event held on a Saturday in Apariay with ties to Chicago. Readable fragments indicate a ceremony or gathering aimed at sympathy or support, though details and names are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
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Apariay
Mica
Saturda
Chicago
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