Violent Incidents Reported Across Mississippi Area
Special Dispatch from Jackson describes a constable and Harper arresting Pope after Pope mortally wounding Harper and surrendering. In Holmes County Miles fatally shot a man who attacked him. A Sterehowe case in Lawrence County saw a son killed a boy with a knife following a prior attempted arson and a claim that leaders of murderous bands should be arrested.
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Red Feeling in Alabama Sparks Army Action Threat
A US Army officer reports intense anti black sentiment among white crowds in Alabama counties. He says the Army may use force to restore order and protect blacks, with President determined to act against ring leaders if disorders persist. Troops withdrawn to New Orleans are recalled, and additional units from the North will be sent to distribute across sections.
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The Old Incem Return Peace Strike
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Memphis Homicide and Assault Reportedly Under Investigation
In Memphis on September 23 a Black man named Hart, son-in-law of white man Brooks in White County, was fatally harmed after being called to a door at midnight. Brooks was ordered to depart. A Black assailant allegedly seized Bluff on her way home and outraged her. Citizens pursue the suspect.
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Worker falls from window injuring skull near old seller’s home
A workman fell from a window at the old seller’s residence, struck his head on stone, fracturing his skull though not in danger. Henry Folsom, a farmer north of the city, was thrown from a runaway team causing a shoulder dislocation and very serious internal injuries.
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Case on Erange 20th Hinges on Sanction Issuance
The report notes the case set for Erange on the 20th and indicates a sanction will be issued following proceedings. The details emphasize the potential disciplinary action pending formal decision by authorities and the targeted date of the sanction.
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Laughter and River Junction with no clear event
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Commander at all his disposal force to Dos to proceed with Arroyos
A terse report notes a commander has all due forces ready to move to Dos to advance on Arroyos, detailing strategic redeployment and imminent action. The account emphasizes readiness and imminent engagement without detailing casualties or outcomes.
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Prospects Changing The Aspect Not he Peaceful
New York readers report on September 23 that a breaking up of the conference and rising tempers among the League members may lead to renewed conflict. Kell and Assistant Secretary named as involved in the breakdown. White League sessions continue with strong rhetoric against the opposing faction. Governor consults with Cowen and George General on evening measures.
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Grand Lodge event draws Odd Fellows to Georgia
In Georgia on September 22 invitation notes a grand assembly as the Grand Lodge meets with Odd Fellows of Park and county. Ex Governor Brown, Mayor Spence, Deputy Grand Sire Stokes and representatives from Connecticut attend. Staff report the gathering as well attended and spirited across sections.
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England Weather And Trade Reports From The Week
England notes a fine summer like spell in Loxpox on September 22 while the Mark Lane Express reports that prices in Britain and France have declined and the week’s weather favored outdoor activity.
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France September 22 and Baltic Sea policy
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Republican State Convention Address At Opera House
Union reports a September 23 gathering at the Opera House with Hon Wert Robertove addressing the audience. The event featured committee work and a convention recess as remarks proceeded and plans were discussed.
Maritime arrivals list shows ships docking at sea routes
On September 22 in Marine New York arrivals include Bre ope gece tt Mier Loxpon and steamships France City of Paris from New York and Austrian from Quebec. On September 23 at Lesbos arrivals include France and Neckar from New York.
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River Condition Report From Bead to Lewer
Dispatch notes river levels falling steadily with updates from Bead and Lewer. Mentions Al haat yi and Rees Hise advising prior to dayliga Xp departure. No clear dates or complete names due to fragmented text. Describes special dispatches and local observations for Portland Bar area.
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American swindlers in Paris queenly ruse exposed
In Paris, 1871, American Mr Perkins and his wife Maria Isa Bella Garowski de Searkin posed as nobility linked to Queen Isabella’s former husband. They swindled a landlady out of 40,000 francs by posing as distinguished foreign guests. Perkins received imprisonment while the Bourbon namesake was acquitted.
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Fashionable trends in dress and jewelry for winter
Fashion columns outline silk stockings long earrings and new shells on gold chains as part of a broader revival of older styles. Velvet cloth cloaks navy blue waterproof options and embroidered fabrics dominate. discoverers discuss hair trends, coronets, and polonaise fashion while noting dress reform debates and related social anecdotes.
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Great Excitement in Parishes Over Armed Registration
A September 25 dispatch from New Orleans reports Tangapthoak Parish residents arming to seize offices. Negroes are said to be intimidated and refusing to register. Twelve deaths are claimed in the Bayou Sara fight, though troops have since arrived and the area is quiet.
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Murder at Oakland store ends with shooting
In Oakland Mississippi yesterday afternoon Dick Cree and Dr Garrett quarreled at a store over alleged insult to Cree's mother. They drew pistols. Garrett fired four times wounding Cree. Cree returned fire, killing Garrett. Cree was wounded in the exchange.
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Man Buried Alive After Stone Submerges In Well
Special dispatch from Richmond reports James McGuire buried to day under eight feet of stone and earth after a well accident. A boy's alarm prompted digging. McGuire was rescued alive despite severe injuries including a broken arm a dislocated shoulder a crushed skull and multiple lacerations. He is expected to recover.
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Certificates filed for Cincinnati firms and associations
Special Dispatch to the Daily Times reports certificates filed today for the Central Chemical and Manufacturing Company of Cincinnati with 30000 capital, the Cedar Grove Land and Building Association No 2 of Cincinnati with 300000 capital, and the Hunteville Wood-working Company of Logan County with 10000 capital.
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Payne Nominated by Democratic Congressional Convention
In Cleveland on October 23 the Democratic Congressional Convention of the Twentieth District nominated Hon. Henry B. Payne of Cleveland by acclamation.
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Autumn millinery trends in hats for women
New York fashion notes describe autumn bonnets with low crowns and front trims. New shades include fleur de soure yellow and cardinal red, with volcanic a popular addition. blue steel and jet ornaments appear, while flowers decline. Caps feature wide brims, dark birds, satin ribbons, and bold accessories. imports from Paris showcase brown velvet roses and ostrich feather accents.
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Eminent French Geologist Erie De Beaumont Dies
Paris reports the death of Erie De Beaumont, a renowned French geologist. The obituary notes his prominence in geology and his year of death.
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Ninth District Democrats Nominate David Ray for St Louis
In St Joseph the Democrats of the Ninth District in convention named David Ray for States and announced plans for a professional baseball club to join next season under the name of the St Louis Club.
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Col Wood Bond Tampering Case Clears Intent
In New York on September 25 the examination of Col Wood charged with altering a $1000 U S bond concluded no guilty intent was proven.
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River traffic updates and river commission meeting notes
Special dispatches from Evansville report limited arrivals with the Gracey docked after Cairo last night and the Ohio River falling two inches. The Ohio River Commission convenes with officials from Pennsylvania Ohio Illinois Kentucky and Indiana and Governor Morehead present. Towboat Faia set out for Cincinnati with a large tow including 2000 kegs of nails and 150 tons of manufactured iron.
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Messy Exposition visitors view Suspension Bridge today
Coroner notes and local events fill the day from a fire at the rail mill to court fines. Weather reports pin a frigid noon as a busy scene unfolds with arrests, hotel arrivals, and memorial notices. The Night Stars beat the Arctics 17 to 11 in a regional club game.
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Divorced Woman Fookes Severs Ties With John Fookes
Judge Menzies grants divorce to Mrs Jennie Fookes from John M Fookes. City notes report disorderly conduct cases, officer suspensions, and local social updates including Dr Smith running for City Physician and surrounding community items. Also mentions sea horse sightings near Licking River and Barracks Band program tonight.
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Wheat market activity and commodity quotes in New York
The report notes active wheat shipments around mid September with prices around 108 dollars in Milwaukee and 106 in another market, plus unsettled delivery on 2,000 bushels and 3,500 at varied prices. Oats priced at 60 cents, freight unchanged, while Rio coffee prices and related commodities show firm demand and ranged quotes across grades from ordinary to prime.
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Oil market holds steady with varied refinery prices
Oil market remains quiet with values unchanged. Parker's Landing at wells held at 71 cents and immediate shipments at 90 cents. Union at river price $1. Philadelphia market shows quiet Crude down 1 cent and refined at about 11 cents.
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Pass Outre arrival and Fall River cotton mill talks
The spott Mates tag Rane arrived at Pass Outre yesterday Pensacola with details. In Fall River decision looms over shortening cotton mill hours with some cutting to half and others. Lewis, Trustee in the Jay Cooke bank ru case, filed with the Register a statement listing 296 receipts and 409 expenditures totaling 435,951 11 leaving a balance of 750,555 3 in the hands of the Trustee on the 10th inst.
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Fatal collision at Ft Wayne race meet shocks crowd
Two mile dash entrants in Ft Wayne collided before the judges stand. One horse fatally struck the other rider and horse severely injured. A colored jockey and a white rider were thrown. the colored boy was treated, while the white rider lay comatose. The owner of the dead horse had reportedly been offered $1,090 for him.
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Danbury House Form Scene Sparks Snappy Exchange
A woman stands on the Danbury House form observing the sidewalk while biting her thumbnail. Beside her a freckled youth speaks intensely, his words poured from a hidden heart yet repeatedly interrupted by her curt retorts.
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Royal household row at Salt Lake City tale surfaced
Amelia, favored in the harem, reads a power struggle with Ann Bins and threatens to turn the harem into a bloody battlefield, aiming to level the stones to the ground. The sensational claim centers on turmoil within the royal circle and possible violence.
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Comptroller Warns Banks On Fraudulent Notes and Checks
The Comptroller of the Currency reports National Banks abusing post notes by drawing oversized drafts in Newark and waiving acceptance. Such acts may violate the National Bank Act and threaten charter forfeiture. Other banks issue checks dated after the day of issue to evade revenue stamps, prompting a call for act amendments to curb abuses.
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Republican State Convention Opens in Jefferson City
The straight Republican State Convention at Jefferson City was called to order at noon by Henry T. Blow, fairman of the State Central Convention, who is said to oppose a bolt. J C Parker, Congressman from the Ninth District, was made temporary chair man, and the convention is now engaged in preliminary business.
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State Temperance Convention approves prohibition plan
The State Temperance Convention met in iAfrica on September 23 and passed resolutions in favor of prohibition while appointing a committee for political action in the campaign, then adjourned.
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Steamer Colima Sails From San Francisco to Panama
The Colima departed San Francisco today at noon en route to Panama. The ship will call at Acapulco along the voyage as a single port of call.
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River News Brief Reports Rising Water and Warm Weather
River rising slowly with 16 inches at the L. C. McCormick wharf this forenoon as it nears Wheeling. Weather is clear and warmer. Special dispatch notes the river level and forward movement toward low water conditions.
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