Port Office building add a story debate outlined
Opinion argues practicability of adding a story to the Port Office building to increase Clerical space. Mr Mallett warns it would ruin the architectural look, while raising the structure by one story costs about fifty thousand and would meet future Department needs. Secretary Boutwell to speak in New York and Poughkeepsie next week.
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Mallett
Boutwell
New York
Adies
Poughkeepsie
New York City
Straight-Out Suspends Crim e Special Dispatch
Ft Wayne dispatch notes the Ft Wayne Free Press, a Straight-Out Democratic organ, suspends publication for lack of support. It was popular before the Baltimore Convention, but subscriptions plummeted after repudiating that body. Trials for Dr Brabsch and Fred Heiber were postponed to early November.
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Times and Chronicle
Ft. Wayne
Lyp
Dr. Brabsch
Christine Klein
Fred. Heiber
Warlike troubles threaten in South America readies
The Anglo Brazilian Times reports pending negotiations by Gen Mitre and predicts government demands will require foreign arbitration. Tensions grow between Argentine states and Bolivia over Chaco limits as Bolivian troops and cannon move toward Tarifa while some Argentine troops push beyond Salta.
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South America
New York
Anglo-Brazilian Times
Mitre
Bolivia
Chaco
Salta
Tarifa
Marbabas Assembly Election Returns Liberal Victory
In Marbabas the National Assembly election to fill a vacancy from that department produced a Liberalist victory. Panta reported results on October 22. The contest determined the seat and affirmed party influence in the region.
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Panta
Assembly
Marbabas
National Assembly
Ship Abandoned At Sea After Transatlantic Voyage
Wet weather across Engand as the J. F. Chapman abandoned at sea after leaving New York for Hamburg on September 4. Crew rescued by a passing vessel and landed at Bristol. In Sheffield a circus gallery collapse injured about seventy. The steamer Mary from Leith collided with Caroline Marier, eight crew drowned.
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J. F. Chapman
New York
Hamburg
Bristol
Loxpos
OX Land
Sheffield
Mary
Leith
Caroline Marier
Train Incident In Harlem Attracts Large Alsatian Crowd
On New Year’s Day a crowd gathered after a National Insurance Convention adjourned last night. A local elevated train derailed near Twenty-first Street, sending several passengers scrambling. One man reportedly jumped from the car as crowds watched in astonishment along the Harlem streets.
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National Insurance Convention
Trians
Harlem
New November Commercial Convention Appoints Meeting
The New Bulld November Commercial Convention appoints a meeting in St. Louis to reconvene in November and to provide for its members.
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Comfal
St. Louis
Great Specting Event Ends At Darkness In A Nearby Race
A track spectacle drew about five thousand witnesses as Gazelle led J Fullerton Palmer in a double heat challenge. Tommy and Morrell disputed early, a spill by Dixon and a frightened jockeyless scramble followed, Gazelle winning two heats before darkness halted the event with Gazelle ahead and favored to win.
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New York
Park Fair
Gazelle
Udge Ad
J Fullerton
Sones Palmer
Camers
Silver Heel
Dixon
Ben
Morrell
Rowe
Tommy
Thomas Jefferson
Jarrell
James McGee
Pulver
Claucliciment
Pallerton
Sajind
Fullerta Tre Palmer
Fullerton
Palmer
Rosalind
Gazelle Anne
Pitas
Seronda
Gatelle
Ajax
Lind
Palmerin
Sud
Ing. Fullerton
Palcher
Iton
Palner
Alleged Registration Freed New York Man in Election Probe
George A Heinrich, a prominent elector in the Eleventh Ward, faced charges of interfering with canvassing duties as a deputy marshal. He appeared before Federal Commissioner Davenport where bail was denied, and he was ordered held in Ludlow Jail. The case, tied to new city election laws, adjourned awaiting further hearing.
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New York
George A. Heinrisch
Davenport
United States
Heinrich
Ludee
Enteniny Heinrich
Pgh Moe
Tyommissioner
Liberal group ratifies Tammany city county ticket
Christian Schwarzwaelder declines Apelle Hall bid for Congress in the Sixth District as liberals ratify the Tammany lineup in county and city tickets during last night’s convention.
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New York
Christian Schwarzwaeldere
Apelle Hall
Tammany
Repuby
Tammany City
Rochester Buller Accounts of the Horse Epidemic
Rochester dispatch reports a feverish Canadian horse disease spreading with great fervor through stables in New York. The outbreak is described as severe and affecting horses nationwide, with details limited by the transmission.
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Buller
New York
Rochester
Dispatch
York
River rises and rain disrupts business across cities
Dispatches from Charleston Albany Evansville and Cairo report rising rivers and heavy rain. At Charleston the river stands twenty one inches. Albany notes a five inch rise. Evansville mentions canal bottlenecks and exhausted Pittsburg coal with factories at risk. Capt Paul anticipates higher water to permit travel. The weather halts commerce across the region.
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Times and Chronicle
Charleston
W. Va
Sta
Galli
Tmla
Evansville Inc
Cairo
J. E. Rankin
Menderson
Mary Miller
Paul
Jury board bill and forger extradition in Stokes case
New York reports show the jurors board bill in the Stokes case at 1103 dollars while forger Lud Krebs Ozerman is remanded for extradition. A large crowd attends updates on the Donohue murder case as Brooklyn police and civic figures react amid political tensions near Republican headquarters. Ailing wife of Horace Greeley is near death though hopeful for recovery. the old Water Street dance-house reopens in a bid for revival amid a degraded quarter.
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Lud Krebs Ozerman
Bas Bon
Cee
Horace Greeley
John Rogers
John Donohue
Brooklyn
Renda
John Allen
Water Street
New York
Lottie Stanton
Republics nominate Gen Fred Winkler for Congress Milwaukee
The Republics nominated Gen. Fred Winkler for Congress from the Milwaukee District yesterday. The Alpine House in Gorham NTL was destroyed by fire yesterday with property value around $60,000. A laborer on the Memphis Railroad was killed near Argenta Arkansas on Sunday night during a drunken spree. Radical candidates have been elected to the French Assembly in Calvados and Indre et Loire. The English Government restored registration rights for transmission abroad through Bradlaugh's Journal. The President authorized the Secretary of State to affix the U S seal to the postal treaty with Switzerland. The Rev. Jean Henri Mette D Aubigne, historian of the Reformation, died suddenly in Geneva at 78. The Missouri Kansas Texas Railroad is opened to Caddo Station thirty miles south of Micka. Trains now run within twenty three miles of Red River. The American fleet sailed from Lisbon for Cadiz. The King and Queen visited the ship and landed aboard the craft. Latest advice from Kansas shows a general Indian outbreak. Many stock have been driven off and shot on ranches. Angelo Marre, a noted thief, was sentenced to three years in Memphis State Prison. Indictments are pending against contrarts for feinisbhins clothing and hats. Gen Sherman is in Chicago visiting the Boans of Trad and was warmly received. He acknowledged the compliment in remarks.
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Gorham
Ntl
Memphis Railroad
Argenta
Ark
Memorial for William Richards Greis Religious Leader Dies
William Richards Greis prominent clergyman and secretary of a Mission Board died yesterday morning in Allentown Pennsylvania. He served as Protestant hynecepal and led central church efforts with notable influence in the denomination. The obituary notes his long tenure and impact within Central Pennsylvania religious circles.
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Wm. Richards Greis
Central
Pennsylvania
Board of Missions
Allentown
Greeley campaign critique traces fraud claims across South
The Boston Globe analysis argues Greeley’s strength is overstated in the South, citing Georgia voting violence and alleged manipulation to secure electoral votes. It asserts Georgia’s result misleads about Northern support and predicts limited Southern impact for Grant.
Fragmented 19th century political encounter dialog
The excerpt shows a heated exchange between Democrat and Republican figures over a bet and identity. A man is described as taken while approaching the cones, and an interlocutor declares a wager on the other's area. The text reflects partisan rhetoric and uncertain phrasing from a historical source.
London Post Debunks Napoleon Ireland Residence Report
The London Post refutes rumors that Emperor Napoleon plans to reside in Ireland, stating the report is unfounded and unauthorized by official sources. No credible evidence supports the claim.
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London Post
Napoleon
Ireland
Oath of Allegiance At Swedish Consulate In New York
A Swedish and Norwegian consulate notice in New York invites subjects to take an oath of allegiance to Oscar the Second and the Swedish constitutional line. The consulate explains the practice follows an ancient custom and gives citizens liberty to remain loyal or seek naturalization, noting about 3,000 Scandinavians in the city with most already American citizens.
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Vicinit
Oscar
Axis
United States
Bors
Charles XV
Sweden
Agimebie
Europe
Hardy
Rae
Marepe
Peres the Great
Russia
Norway
Mall
Modlay
Resignation of Judge McKemy and Noyes' New York trip
The notice reports Judge John McKemy resigning from the Court of Common Pleas First Subdivision Secund District and David L Meeker appointed to fill his seat. It also notes Governor Noyes departing for New York to attend a Republican meeting at Cooper Institute and an upcoming missionary society gathering of the Third Episcopal District across several states with Bishop Payne presiding and about twenty five presiding elders attending.
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The
Times and Chronicle Coit Mls
Tod Lay
John ©. McKemy
H’ourt of Common Pleas
Secund
Han
David L. Meeker
Aireene
Missionary Societies of the Third
Episcopal
Episcopal ‘Church
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Kentucky
Payne
Noyes
New York
Cooper Institute
Nirike Among the Coal Diggers Cries for Relief at Pittsburg
The article reports a strike by miners along the river pits near Pittsburg and Youghiegheny, with waivers failing and idle hands. It notes labor tensions between miners and owners over contracts and sales terms for coal to manufacturers, amid disrupted loading and transport on mail roads.
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Italy
Pam
Tablisimiruts
Diamonds Stolen at Exposition in Memphis Heist
Special dispatch reports a jewelry case at the Exposition was robbed of $3,000 in diamond rings. A heavy rain drenched Memphis last night, but no suspects are identified. The incident occurred amid a tense evening rush near the river.
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Dimester Chronicle
Ba Khaima
Foreign waiters and a bold dining boldness tale
A European Syracuse Journel correspondent humorously details foreign waiters as patient, formal figures who insist on etiquette before meals. The narrator recalls ordering in multiple languages, prolonged delays, and a loud, humorous ruse to speed service by pretending royal status to obtain food.
Fatal Pullman-Trains Crash in New Hampshire Seabrook
Portsworth New Hampshire October 22 A Pullman train on the Eastern Railroad bound for Boston collided with a freight train at Seabrook eighteen miles from here Six killed and wounded include Captain Richard Norton of Brunswick Me Levi T Sanborn Rye mail agent seriously injured likely to have leg amputated The distant mail agent seriously injured and may die The wreck caused by a misplaced switch The Pullman baggage car telescoped into the standing freight car Fireman remained at his post Engineer escaped uninjured Two killed later at Newburyport with others injured then dying Continued injuries and fatalities reported among the Pullman passengers and crew
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Portsworth
N. K
Eastern
Boston
Seabrook
Deering
Ie Pallman
PortTsMot TH
N.H
Richard Norton
Brunswick
Levi T. Sanborn
Rye
Tech
Newburyport
Horse disease spreads as city sees few horses
The city reports rising horse disease with most horses culled or fled. Street railways halt service as all horses are in stables or employed by livery and express companies. Farmers' teams are absent, leaving streets with few working animals.
Harvard Plans Regatta Reforms and Open Competition
The Springfield Republican notes preparations for the 1873 college regatta with Harvard proposing to reward a class crews race and a potential old Harvard oarsmen matchup against the university crew. Yale Boat Club backs a graduate race to level field with smaller colleges, while Yale Record reports talks on a national rowing convention and consent from Harvard and Dartmouth to select crews from the entire university if smaller colleges approve.
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Springfield Republican
Harvard
Yale Boat Club
Yale
Ambert
Dartmouth
River notes and steamboat movements on the Ohio
The Monongahela falls slowly while Petrolia and L. C. McCormick trade notes. Wm McCormick sells half interest to J M Phillips for 12000. A J Watson plan to build a new boat to run between Pittsburgh and Louisville. Weather cloudy warm with rain expected. Arrivals and departures at St Louis Evansville Glasgow and Louisville noted with river conditions and freight activity.
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Times
Pittsbt RG
Monongahela
Petrolia
Wheeling
L. C. McCormick
Wm. McCormick
J. M. Eillips
A & J. Watson
Louisville
South Wild
Cato
Glasgow
New Orleans
Chas. Bodman
St. Louis
F. P. Gracey
Evansville
Grand “Tower
Ohio River
Louisvillle
Portland Bar
Lower
Ohio
Portland Wharf
Southampton October Sternship Arrival
An incomplete OCR fragment notes ship arrivals at Southampton in October with names partially readable. The text mentions Queenstown and Stovar Hays Oewunin in a likely passenger or crew listing but details are unclear. Further readable items are needed for a complete summary.
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Queenstow
Sy Etober
Stovar
Hays Oewunin
Southampton
Obio
Market Wheat and Flour Prices Across Regions
October 22 market report shows wheat, flour, oats and barley moving lightly with mixed receipts. Prices at Pittsburgh Toledo and New York vary, with no dramatic shifts. flour largely unchanged and oats dull, whiskies steady, pork down, lard steady, and freight rates stable.
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Noch
Ste Pz
Gamler
ToLkpd
Michigan
Sedge
Buffalo
Owego
St. Lov
Lawa
Minnesota
New York
Cuba
Porto Klee
C. Colferts
Rio
Collapse of the Greeley Headquarters in Philadelphia
Philadelphia letter reports the Greeley headquarters dissolved, portraits and banners removed, as Col. McClure and a caller discuss the political shift. The scene on Chvanaut street shows demure interest and confusion over the reform movement and the local outcome of presidential support.
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Greeley
Philadelphia
McClure
New York
Col. McClure
Chvanaut Street
Reform
Blight Rumors Reach Maine Farmers Amid UK Outbreak
Rumors spread that a blight affecting Great Britain and Ireland is also hitting Maine. A farmer reports his crop looked healthy at first, yet within a week half the bushels rotted and became unfit for hogs. Others report similar losses, raising concern over potential market impact.
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Great Britain
Ireland
Maine
Cincinnati Exposition nears profit with plans for 1873
The Cincinnati Industrial Exposition reports receipts near one hundred thousand dollars against expenses short by three thousand. A quarter million guarantee fund is sought for a May Musical Jubilee in 1873 led by Theodore Thomas. Exposition facilities and halls will host next year’s grand show and concerts in Commissioned harmony with exhibitions from Ohio Indiana Kentucky Pennsylvania New York and Massachusetts witnesses.
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Reston Globe
Cincinnati
Ham
Board of Trade
Mechanics’ Institute
Ohis
Indiana
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
New York
Masachiset
Theodore ‘Thomas
Thomas
Queen City
California
England
Seeee
Exposition Hall
Tribunes and Signers Question The Times Appeal
The New York Times notes the list of signers claimed for a political appeal includes Marshall O. Roberts A T Stewart C K Garrison D F Grant W R Astor and Cornelius Vanderbilt But Roberts and Garrison are in Europe and California respectively Stewart was not asked Vanderbilt is represented by his son Vanderbilt Baster is ill and Grant is dead. the Tribune’s competence and local knowledge are defended by its readers and owners.
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New York
Marshall O. Roberts
A.T. Stewart
C.K. Garrison
D. F. Grant
W.R. Astor
Cornelius Vandertilt
Maciall
Roberts
Europe
C. K. Garrion
California
Stewart
Cornelius Vanderbilt
W. H. Vanderbilt
W. Baster
Miss Ada Harland Stars in The Sewing-Machine Girl of New York
Miss Ada Harland opened a six night and one matinée engagement at Wood's Theatre as Bertha in the sensational drama The Sewing-Machine Girl of New York. The house was nearly filled and the production pleased with its stage presentation and promise of a successful run.
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Ada Harland
Wood's
Bertha
New York
Canal Shipments and Court Actions Parade Daily Ledger
Receipts and shipments on the Miami Canal for the last 24 hours include mixed cargoes such as starch hides leather iron corn and nails from Buffalo and Dayton with totals and weights noted. Separate Police Court notes report Henry Wiler convicted for larceny six months workhouse sentence Jacob Heil assault case Frank Blonde three months workhouse bond posting James White theft conviction one month workhouse.
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Buffalo
da Aatee
Mitake
Damenderliie
Ver Moon
Hamilton
Miner
Port Union
Rialt
Lockland
Red —Bufff
Dayton
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Clifton
Mhe Moon
J. Morner
Port ‘Union
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Lee
Jacob Heil
Frank Blonde
James White
J. A.,laughlin
Fire destroys Fureka Plasing Mills at McKeesport
Special Dispatch reports McKeesport in this county suffered a fire at 1 20 this morning devastating the Fureka Plasing Mills. Loss estimated around 10000 with no insurance. Suspected incendiary activity under investigation.
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The
Timesaint Chronicle
Prrrapune
Fureka Plasing
McKeesport
Circles Accident Injures Thirty at Circus Gallery
An Australian telegraphic update notes a Hapatch from Melbourne dated the Hay inst, reporting a circus gallery collapse in Shedtiett last night. Injuries numbered around thirty, with local officials and ministers seen addressing the scene as news reaches New York.
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Melbourne
Perselis
Shedtiett
Arrested for Extradition and Political Meetings
Dennis Norman was arrested aboard the steamship City of Bristol for extradition on forged checks charges. A Reform Convention committee met at the Chamber of Commerce to nominate Mayor Wm. Havemeyer, who would decide acceptance. A sparsely attended Insurance Convention adjourned at night. The Union League's National Council ordered to meet in Washington on March 1.
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New Yor
Dennis Norman
Bristol
Union Learue of America
National Council of the League
Washinton
Health Board orders to halt smallpox spread locally
The Board of Health has issued an order to prevent the spread of small-pox, which exists in the area. The action aims to curb transmission and protect the public health. Local officials urge compliance and awareness of vaccination and hygiene measures.
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Washington
Ober
Board of Health
Correspondence from the Times and aene-Ilt LtswoRro Journal
Delightful weather favors the Synod's travel. Morning sessions show religious fervor as members seek prayers for the people. The Moderator adjourns to meet in Portsmouth next October. Local schools and institutions noted. Ballon entertains spiritualism views while basic attendance remains light at the Town Hall.
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Times
Pr. Pratt
Elmir
Committee On Benevolent Work
Ehures
Hillsboro
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