Notes and News from a Distant Port and Far Lands
Freight rates from New York westward and telegraph lines opening in Japan are noted. Sinking casualties, escapes, and political moves abroad share space, with reports from Jamaica, Jamaica Governor General Grant, and Paris Texas murders. Tribunals in Geneva, Long Island Sound incidents, and Dutch-American tensions color a wide world snapshot.
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York
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Isi
Dea
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Anything to Grant pole raised in Georgetown Ohio
The event drew a modest crowd as a tall 120 foot pole of hickory and poplar was raised on the public square amid mixed reactions. Speakers included D. W. Thomas and Col. D. W. C. Loudon with Dr. W. W. Ellsberry delivering the strongest lines praising Greeley. The crowd split along party lines, but overall enthusiasm lagged and the meeting was deemed a failure.
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Georgetown
Ohio
Times and Chronicle
Grovertown
Baltimore
Greeley
Democratic Party
Brown County
Washington
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Thomas
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Graxet
Horace Greeley
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Geeral’ Greeley
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W. W. Ellsberry
Paris Notes and Martial Law Reflections
Reading through late London papers reveals Paris unrest with arrests of Communists denied, rising assaults on troops, and martial law sparking tensions. Fires blaze in Paris amid memories of past turmoil while reports note political shifts and Ottoman throne plans. officials discuss governance in Constantinople.
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Paris
Mise Nellie Grant
Yester- Duc de Noailles
France
United
Phs
Washington
Foreign Office
Martial Lew
London
Gazthe Des Tribonaut
Garrioy
Constantinope
On the War-Path. Indian News From Colorado Arrives
Torrea Kansas September 1 The Commonearth reports H Stanley of Fort Larned arrived from Denver last evening detailing a government test train of 306 male teams loaded for Fort.
Horrible Record Examines Poison Findings at House
Fragmentary report notes a house search where strychnine arsenic were found and a patient examined. The text references Pacl, Mrms, and Sant Fegue with mentions of Trimbelle Pierce Gocete and Serene ca ae in May, but details are unclear. The doctor retains the evidence for analysis.
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Sr. Pacl
Mrms
Chenier Sant Fegue
Pierce Gocete
A. House
Corean Crisis and Foreign Powers Alter Course
The article discusses tensions around Corea with rapid developments and potential war in Asia. It notes diplomacy and energy shaping responses, with America and France offered roles to influence the young nation. It mentions Prince of Toss and a military incident where troops demonstrate rifle proficiency amid unsettled conditions.
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A Card From Wm Henry Smith Advised by Press
A brief note from the Western Associated Press dated September 1 recounts two or three works praised by the oratorical triumphs noted in daily reports. The item emphasizes ongoing reports from the press about public speaking achievements and the influence of the orator.
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Wm. Henry Smith
Westren Associated Press
Damages Claim Details In Multiple Cases
Damages claimed in each case are limited by law, with an amount set at five thousand dollars. The notices indicate the legal cap and total per-claim limit under statutory provisions.
Tragic Sinking of Narragansett After Collision
New York dispatch recounts the steamer Narragansett’s collision and rapid sinking in heavy seas. A mother and infant perish, the couple clinging to life as waves wash them away. sixty two passengers and crew total about ninety two aboard, with thirty six in a lifeboat still unaccounted for as searches by the Anna and Dandy press on.
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New York
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Eld
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Wales
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Mexican Congress Fire and 1860s Political Dispatches
Fragmentary dispatches describe the Congress building fire on September 23 and hints of Lerdo backing Geaman in Mixed Commission business. Separate Louisville reports detail Straight Out Convention arrivals, New Jersey and Michigan delegations, admiration for Greeley style rhetoric, and preparations for the convention with delegates en route.
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Drunkenness charge unsettles New Haven hotel scene
The Nation details a disputed drunkenness claim involving Mr Grats Brows at a New Haven hotel. The account notes alleged ill effects of spirits and social distress, with Mr Brown denying the statement and asserting the alleged incidents were erroneous while the evening’s events unfolded.
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Brown
York
Cok Ues Cone
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Grant and Wilson rally at Ashland county meeting
At Ashland Ohio on September 2 Captain A. B. McClure editor of the Wooster Republican addressed the Grant and Club in Town Hall. It was the largest meeting yet held with clear statements supporting Grant and Wilson and denouncing Horace Greeley. The audience applauded loudly as three cheers for Grant and Wilson rang out.
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Horace Greeley
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Neers
My Son
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Senator Morton Draws Vast Crowds Across Towns
In Evansville on September 2 crowds welcomed Senator Morton with large turnout. Rockport saw about 3,500 people, including many veterans, press forward to greet him as he spoke. He noted the unprecedented reception. Fell City drew some 3,000 Saturday afternoon, followed by a large night crowd in Carrollton.
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Horton
Evansville
Morton
Rockport
Fell City
Carrollton
New Albany
New Atuany, Inc
Repater Morton
Tell City
Portland
Destructive fire at Niagara Paper Mills engulfs Middletown
A Sunday morning blaze destroyed the Niagara Paper Mills owned by Wardlow, Thomas & Co. in Middletown C. The wooden main building measured 110 by 30 feet and housed flour sack paper machinery turning four thousand pounds daily. Firefighters could not save the plant as flames swept through the structure.
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Times and
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Torroun
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Greenwood
Campaign notes and church duties in Cummin IL
The piece describes local campaigns and religious duties in Cummin Illinois. It notes a pastor skipping vacation to serve the community, upcoming services at St Philip's and Clifton, and arrangements for cantananes with a city clergy guest. The Grant Campaign Club promotes turnout and support for Grant in the next four years amid local discussions.
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Immer
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Public School Opens As Leaders Miss First Week
The Public School started idle in the morning with Prof Hart and Migs Fanale Tresire presiding. They will not attend this week but expect to be present next Monday morning Providence permitting. The City Council meets this evening at 7 at Ehner's Hall. Louis Moeller and Joseph Ehmer will represent the city of Sete Kentucky at the Fat Men's Convention in Put in Bay on the 10th.
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Tre
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Eleohere
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Controversy at Exposition Opening in Galt House Rotunda
At the Galt House Rotunda on September 2 George A. Custer and Dr. J. M. Kellar clashed amid a disrupted opening of the Exposition. Blanton Duncan claimed he had been offered half a million by the Greeley party to disrupt the convention. Custer called the other man a liar. Kellar denied the accusation and a scuffle ensued with limited injuries.
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Times and Chronicle
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Kellar
Duncan
Grant
Greeleyites
Net
Blanton Dancan
George A. Custer
J. M. Kellar
Dancan
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Lommond
Dr. Kellar
Tea Keller
State Fair Opens With Notable Livestock Show
The twenty third annual State Fair begins in Mansfield with 60 acres of grounds, a grove setting, five fountains, and ample seating. Exhibitors report good preparations and board adds accommodations as entries file in. Officials deny a cholera scare while predicting strong attendance and a celebratory week.
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Secial
Times
Chresicle
Atill
Mansfield
Bruisers Fight Set on Fighting Island in Canada Waters
The $2,000-a-side prize fight between Arthur Chambers and Tom Edwards was finalized for Wednesday morning on Fighting Island in Canadian waters. Backers chose the ground after a meeting in which Chambers was represented by George Sid dons and Edwards by Barney Aaron and Jem Mace. A large crowd of sportsmen gathered as Tom Allen arrived to second Chambers. Betting favored Edwards at 75 to 100. Two steamboats were chartered, with Arthur Gore's and the Biddle House serving as headquarter spots.
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Times and Chronicle
Derrgorr
Micu
Arthur Chambers
Tom Edwards
Chambers
George Siddons
Edwards
Barney Aaron
Jem Mace
Fighting Island
Cenmadian
Tom Allen
Arthur Gore
Biddle House
Fancy
Allen
Mace
America
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Bey City
Edward
Abandonment of Don Carlos Orders Reported
Paris reports Thiers orders for Don Carlos stress at the Spanish frontier. Isane Etepty linked to a Swiss descent into Northern Spanish Provinces. Communists Le Francais and Cluseret sentenced to death by court martial. International Congress sessions begin with American delegation present.
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Thiers
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le Francais
Cluseret
Stanley Dined at The Rarage Club Dinner
In Loxpon on Saturday night STANLEY DINED as guests were hosted by The Rarage Club with a formal dinner event attended by local residents and club members.
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Rarage Club
Bavarian Ministry Tendered Resignations
Mounion on September 2 reports the Bavarian Ministry has tendered its resignations. The event marks a potential shift in regional governance as officials prepare for a transition of power and future political arrangements.
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Cholera Rages Across Many Places in India
A dispatch from Bombay confirms reports of severe cholera outbreaks across India with numerous deaths daily. Lordon, September 2.
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Dea
Lordon
Bombay
India
Court of Arbitration Adjoins After Three Hour Session
Gunava September 2. The Court of Arbitration met for three hours and adjourned to Friday. It is believed the court will adjourn before the next week.
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Gunava
TRE
Court of Arbitration
Vince
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