General Grant Honors Newcastle Visit by Day and Night
General Grant traveled to Newcastle on September 21 and was greeted by large crowds along the Tyne. He received a cordial welcome at the Chamber of Commerce and later held a reception in Newcastle, praising friendship between the nations and urging peace among all peoples.
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General Grant
Newcastle-on
Grant
Soniaewcastle
United States
New
Ying
Thao
Saisten
Europe
Oud
Péral Gract
Dalher
Peat Ape
Tyne-uom
America
Newcastle
Rawsett
Cave—incorporations
Cincinnati Times
Colemats
Charles Stewart
Stewart
Little
Columbus Hospital For Insane
Institution For the Deaf and Dumb
Russell
Jeferson County
Fox Francisco Dispatch Report on Indian Captivity Case
A September dispatch notes a party pursuing a Saeun captives moved northeast beyond twenty miles into mountains east of San Francisco, with two young girls reportedly held by Indians. The inquiry links a Bowie strike and a Rucker will event, with W. P. Clark in charge of the party.
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Fox Francisco
Bowie
Chicago
Ant W. P. Clark
Treasury memorandum on United States notes and bank funds
Ambiguous memo from the Treasury Department dated September 21 discusses amounts of United States notes and National Bank Secete Serr funds and accounts payable. Mentions Netlevel Bank notes and certificates of dune 6, 1872 with unclear terms and accounts.
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Wasninotos
Treasury Department
United States
Trevait
Devastation Follows Rising River in Alabama Regions
In Chattanooga on September a1, crops across Alabama face ruin as a sudden river rise nears the June 1872 flood line. Cotton and corn crops have been destroyed or damaged, with planters reporting heavy losses and merchants having advanced on these staples. The Tuscaloosa area is said to be nearly devastated.
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Chattanooga
Sa Tg
Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Fire in Keyport prompts family departure
A fire in Keyport N J forces the Teeeene family to flee their home. Fire crews work through the night as neighbors assist and investigation begins into the blaze’s cause. No injuries reported, authorities say.
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Keyport
New York
Sandine
Mt Pleas
Secretary Sherman Denies Vote Conspiracy Rumor
A garbled report claims Secretary Sherman and a group of Ohio clerks in the Treasury were ordered to go home and vote in a December election. The secretary angrily denies the circulating allegation as unfounded.
Cleopatra's Needle En Route Mystery Grows
Fragmentary notes indicate Olga Alex involved in towing it as the needle travels, with hints of eerie plans or signals noted in transit. The scant text suggests a public display or transportation event under scrutiny.
Exploded Savings Bank Receiver Appointed in New York
In New York on September 22 a receiver was appointed for the bank. The arrest of Sherman Broadwell is reported in connection with the case.
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Exploded Savings Bank
New York
Sherman Broadwell
InoxTon
Emma Graham
Louisville
Portland
He Didn't Mean It Gazette Knoxville Special Speech Controversy
A Knoxville Gazette special report centers on a controversial speech discussion with claims of secrecy and intent. The piece highlights reactions to the speaker and the implications for local political or social tensions.
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Gazette
Knoxville
Lawrence County Fair closes as county's most successful event
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Times reports the Lawrence County Fair ended yesterday after an acclaimed display and strong finances. Candidates circulated among attendees, notably Lindsay Kelly who drew laboring class support near furnaces and rolling mills.
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Cincinnati Times
Lawrence County
Lindsay Kelly
Canada
Secretary Sherman Denies Senate Candidate Claim
Secretary Sherman telegraphs the Evening Post with a signature denial of reports that he would run for the United States Senate. He says he has not compelled Ohio clerks to stay home to vote and rejects the circulating rumor as false.
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Sherman
Senate
New York
Evening Post
United States Senate
Ohio
Weaiber hi Signal Service Division of Telegraphs
A historical notice from the U S Army Signals Division dated September 23 7206 at 8 A M appears in the telegraph cross notice style. It records a formal communication of a military telegraph office and a related administrative detail.
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Weaiberhi Signal Service
U. 8. Armory
Telegraas
Teleaee
Crsctmmati
Weather forecast update from Washington notes wind shifts
Washington reports at 10 30 AM the approach of northwesterly winds veering to southerly with warmer clearer conditions and rising barometer in the northwest. Lower Lakes expected warmer clearer weather with southeast winds and a fall in barometer. Rivers near Milwaukee Chicago Marquette and Duluth remain steady or rise slowly.
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Cincinnati Times
Epigh River
Tenmeth Ben Dake
Gr Bake
Rays
Freedom
Jo Foson
Howe
New Heans
EVANsviL_e
Ind
Cotton Va
Cairo
C. Anderson
Ww. Cooke
Louisville
John
Bransford
Cornie Brandon
Ville
Red River
Orrics
Washington
Milwaukee
Chicago
Marquette
Duluth
Railroad notes and earnings drift through September
The item outlines railroad notes covering Loral and General and a September to October 4 continuation of a crimson excursion while noting earnings by Western lines. Specific figures from 1876 show totals of 74,308.10 and 914d08 among the references.
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NW. Crue
Ther Sons
Louisville
Market prices hold steady amid quiet trade at ta7 Hoan and Susar markets
Cattle receipts mixed with steady quotes. 622 head at ta7 Hoan and 680 head for the week at Susar. No sales for some sessions, with buyers scarce and 54 head sold today. Sheep and lambs seen modest demand as six day receipts total 68 cars. swine market dull with 5 65 to 5 75 per 100 pounds. New York reports 1,400 Reeves receipts for four days with varied prices for natives, Colorados, and Texas Cherokee.
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Susar
Burpal
Ng & Strong
Texas
Ohio
Market obituary and crude market notes
Market notes from the telegraph indicate crude descriptions and scattered price mentions. Wheat prices show small shifts with September futures quoted around minor cents. no clear market direction or full transactions detailed.
Treasury seizure on Union Pacific train robbery in Wyoming
The Treasury Department seized 3,000,000 ounces of bullion from a Union Pacific train recently robbed in Wyoming. The heavy large bars could not be carried, and no ounce of the gold was recovered by the robbers.
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Hixoton
Treasury Department
Union Pacific
Wyoming
Hayes May Move to Louisiana and Rebuke Violence
A faded Chicago Times fragment hints at Hayes traveling to Louisiana soon. It urges him to refuse violent methods used by Ku Klux influenced leaders and to comfort Eliza Pinkston, while condemning the bloody acts marked on an unnamed back.
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Chicago
Times
Hayes
Louisiana
Eliza Pinkston
Ku Klux
First Presbyterian Pulpit Guest in Covington
The Covington item notes Rev. De Orts of Wilmington Del will occupy the pulpit at the First Presbyterian Church tomorrow. Other scattered notices mention a post office case, absences, illness of Mrs. Vincent Shinkle, and various local concerns.
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Grorog
de. Orts
Wilmington
Del
First Presbyterian Church
Coleone
Wharton
Kenxton Cotorxope
Man
Senanan Aera
Propatenizing & Ceranent
Pele Company
Vincent Shinkle
Charles Fi
Lexington
Bishop
C. C. Vay
Lindis
Galatia
Coca Cigeabies
Lee
Tra Percival
Hed Sewers
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Totel
Wasutxotox
Treasury
Dleopatra
Alex Olga
Ak Ocle
Wasnixeton
Mansfield
St Serks
Congress
Belt Railroad
White River
Ingreatest
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Mt. Carmel
Miami River
J. W. Fletcher
Indianapolis
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Globe
Democrat
C. P. Coan, Jr
Geneva
St. Louis
Rosine
Cape
Leola
Herod
Little’ Rock
Fort Smith
Toledo
Mabe
Hungary
Railroad Notes
Loral
Marketeby
Abe
Eos Bane
Michigan
Gesaaer
Wabash
Jetober
Hay
Eve Taney
Seana
Agers
Ploer
Dutt
Eptember
Ahippi
Y. M.C
Covington News
Allison
West Fifth Street
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Horace Huntington
Radway
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Ague
Weig Coleaw GeesDane
L Complexion Securai
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Krapf
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Mica
Pariner
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Attorney-At-Law
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Thure
Superior Court Crocionati, Inc
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Otitis
John B. Kline
Ole A
Cincinnati
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State of Pont
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Bowen
Central Avenue
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Milton Clark
Guppes & Borun
Aulses
Seltzer
Boyer
Melissa
Gen’s
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Zoological Garden
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Jeeutiree Od
Ot Pcktie
Geaaat Reawanie
Ore
Oesson
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Ious
Lee Alderson
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Columbia
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