Indian Battle and Swiss Revolt Reported in One Item
Historic clash at Cheyenne Agency ends with Head Chief and Young Mule dead after a battle with troops. It also notes a Swiss rebellion in Ticino, Lugano and nearby towns, with Federal troops deployed and later reports of collapse. Lightning deaths in Georgia and a rapid City gold strike are mentioned among broader dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tules Semiole
Cheyenne
Montana
Mole
Hugh Boyle
Cooper
Hls
Rey
Andraske
Cor
Demona
Lng
Young- Bulo
Switzerland
Revolutionista
Ticino
Grand Council
Lugano
Mondrano
Chiasso
Locarno
Bundesrath
Popul
Gautonal
Councilor
Oroall
Asma Es
Rte
Southampton
England
Unon
Inelaxa
Elbe
Tate Sultan
Morocco
Duuitsa
Italy
Political shifts and notable deaths in early 1880s notes
The item reports state party gains in Maine and New Hampshire, Burleigh and Teed plurality figures, and Massachusetts Prohibitionists nominating Dr John Blackmer. It notes suicides by Nathan Alnrnrs Jr. and Miss Launa Hans, a whaling voyage returning to New Hadley, and political finance anxieties with Treasury officials debating bond payments. It also mentions embezzlement charges against Richany M Johnson, floods in Pennsylvania, and federal commissions in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern
Middle States
Nathan J. Alnrnrs, Jr
Afteen
Ind
Hackensack
N. J
Maine
Repubicans
Ropntors
Huye
Fuller
Burleigh
Teed
N.u
Miss Horn
Germany
New York
Treasury Department
Clarrison
Cresson Springs
Poon
A. B. Thomason
New-Hampshire
Concord
Franklin
Dickson
Madeena
Altoona Post
Harrison
Penn
John W. Ross
District of Columbia
Missouri River
Lexington
Secrefly Widdows
South and West Floods and Political Nominations Report
Heavy floods foul southern New York state damaging Elmira and Ithaca areas. National politics note Milton Trustar leading New York Governor bid. Michigan nominates Edward Winans for governor. Also reports lynching in Mississippi, early season snow in Montana, crop price rises in Chicago, a mind reader stunt in Chicago, train collision in Cincinnati, Austrian nobleman commits suicide in Spokane, ransom plot in Kansas City, Nashville census, South Carolina and Wyoming political results, and a stock broker absconding in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Elmira
Ithaca
Indianapoli
Milton Trustar
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Edward 5. Winans
Monroe County
Miss
Fort Asaintboine
Montana
United States
Chicago
Paul
Jomxstong
Chica
Auditorium
Grand Pacific Hotel
Cincinnati
William Howard
Banon von Straves
Spokane Falls
Wash
scoEer
Kansas City
Henry Wilson
Nashville
Tenn
Columbia
B. R. Tillman
Allance Jeader
Wyoming
Warren
Stepublican
Loring R. Loomis
Orms
Black Alls
Neir Elk Creek
South Dakota
Funeral of Captain Ericsson lands in Stockholm with ceremony
The body of Captain John Ericsson arrived by ship Baltimore in Stockholm with formal transfer to Swedish and American officials. A ceremonial procession formed with officers, a guard, and prominent figures, including Admiral Peyton, and a Swedish royal presence. The train carried the coffin to Värmland for burial. The event drew about a hundred thousand spectators in a restrained, solemn display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ericsson
Ahng
Baltimore
Stockholm
Sweden
T& Announce
Schley
Admister
Admiral Peyton
Admiral Peyron
Catafalque
Forta
Baule
Ot Stockhola
Deenmark
Rocession
Wermland
Ericsson
Random Global Figures and Royal Headlines From a Fragment
A scrambled OCR fragment lists diverse figures from diplomacy and royalty. It mentions J M Bailey of Texas as a young figure, various European royals, politicians like Henry Fowner and Justice Miruen, and notes about the Pope, the Harrison presidency, and other foreign dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genznal Benyastey F. Burien Fa
Boston
Greta
J. M. Bailey
Texas
Empresa
Russia
Henry Fowner
Gsexenat von Morrey
Parchim
Mecklenburg
Doston
John 2. Sears
Hentens-y-Ours
Uruguay
Montevideo
Grsenal Gaiety
Signal Service
Alabama
Josiah Morris
Montgomery
Parxce Louis
Battenberg
Europe
Fnr
Pope
Justice Miruen
United States Supreme Court
Lincoln
Harrison
Halford
Prince Ferpriano
Bulgaris
W. E. Graystone
Canada
Atlantic
Lrttxoxatant
John Dominis
Haight
Various World News Items and Disturbances Tidings
A compilation reports a Brooklyn yachtman killed by a mistaken conlte, a lineman electrocuted in New York City crowds, Potter Lovell Company members jailed for embezzlement, a schooner lost on Lake Superior, and traffic suspensions from forest fires on the Northern Pacific. It notes Utah population rise, tariff conference, Armenian exile capture, Diaz birthday, a Hartford Democratic conventio, and a deadly funnel cloud at Union Wharf in Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R-T.busa
Cleveland
Ohio
Lake Superior
National Commission of the World's Fair
Chicago
Northern Pacific Railroad
Mra
G. W. Cooper
Pottawatomie
Garnet
Kaw
Comms Department
Utah Territory
Jostrx
Skennetr Jooy
Washington Navy Yard
R. W. Merde
Movas Bey
Runlil
Armenia
Broussa
Ftty
Copantino
Solomon Stanley
Ralph Atwood
Labor strife and industry news from the era
A scattered summary notes labor actions across continents. It reports strikes in Belgium and England, wage and hour changes in the United States, a new plant near Pittsburgh, a proposed pottery school in Trenton, and Ottawa’s resolutions favoring immigration limits, rail reform, and tax policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaAnonaso
Colorado
Melbourne
Australia
Stonemasons
Baltimore
Gamveston
Mons
Belgium
Chicago
Tur Trades Union Congress
Liverpool
Pittburg
Penn
Charleroi
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hangslore
India
National Union
Trenton
N. J
Pennsylvania Museum and Industrial Art School
Tar Canadian Con
Ottawa
September Crop Reports Reflect Drought and Mixed Conditions
National September crop figures show corn injury worsened by continuing drought until late rains. Winter wheat, oats, and buckwheat hold, while potatoes and cotton weaken from August readings. tobacco improves. Regional gains occur along the Atlantic coast, with declines in New York and Northwestern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakot
New Jersey
Maryland
North Carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
Arkansas
Missouri
New England
Florida
Georgia
Wisconsin
Man
Indiana
New York
Ivanta
Atlantic
Missisaippi
Texas
Oman
Roy
Tariff Debate Plays Out As Senate Passes Bill In Tight Vote
A six hour Tariff bill debate wraps with a 40 to 29 pass. Lawmakers Hoar Hiscock and Jones back the measure while Vance West and Turple oppose. House reconvenes amid amendments from the Senate and quorum troubles stall further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Day
Messrs
Hoar
Hiscock
Jones
Vance
West
Turple
House
Senate
United States
Therato
Morgan
Mmr
Ingalls
Missouri
Bil
Saunders
Quay
Samual J. Randall
Randall
Sullom
Gibson
Barbour
Plumb
Daniel
Blackburn
Senaterat
Ste Dare Senate
Don
Houge
McKinley
Ohio
Committee On
Turslay
Wedocetny
James B. Hook
Kentucky
Breckinridge
Messia
Dunnell
Minnesota
McCreary
Stone
Blount
Ciorgin
Henderson
Hainois
Caruthb
McNulin
Tennessee
Hooker
Mississippi
Covert
Erastus Wiman
Brooklyn
Kennady
Connell
Washington
John Ericsson
Bayne
Kennedy
Senator Quay
Committee On the Judiciary
Moesars
Nekinley
Burrows
Dingley
Mills
Vast Mix of Global Facts and Local Oddities
A jumble of figures and notes covers global land holdings by foreigners, Japan’s school system, flood commissions, oil drilling for India, and costs of the Eiffel Tower. It mentions tiny dogs, whale carcasses, Charleston trade, and a burning world of reports, from census counts to royal funerals and wealth in the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
India
Eiffel Tower
Eowand McDorarp
Allentown Penn
Bostox
Charleston
Oig
Washbin
United States
Jicconoia
New England
Congress
Ordoal
Foe
The Grand Sultan Dines Without Plates or Tables
An American observer notes the Sultan of Mohaveda’s dining style. He eats directly from kettles, uses little bread and a spoon, and has slaves serve meals on trays. The kitchen shows wasteful excess with huge daily food and water needs from Bosphorus streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turke
Bosphorus
Hall's Catarrh Cure Reward Offered for Uncured Case
An advertisement from J Chonsy & Co Toledo Ohio offers a $100 reward for a catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sample testimonials available free from druggists at 75 cents. The piece also notes Republic status of the Orange Free State and Transvaal and mentions railway mileage data in the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burren Ross Gentaupe
Molokai
Watts
Prince of Wales
Gorman
Albert Edward Wan Tivelva
J. Henxniken Heaton
M. P
United States
Wana
Tealer
Mr. Beaton
Also Mentioned on This Page
United States Army
Fiames
Alhambra
Spain
Albpinkrs
Gran- Courtyard
Ogis
Sala de la Baron
Armelgostewitz
Ziethen Ausarsts Agiasres
Ron
Boyton Huguley
Atlanta
Dallas
Honry May
Washington County
Sittie Ruby
Rapid City
Prairia Band of
Pottawatomice
Jackson County
Koch
Maybach
Rand Wendel
Rhenish
Prussia
Bby
Pittston
Babylon
Simpson and Watkina
Duryea
Jon Gladdy
West Pittston
Chares O
Itia
Rome
Dahomey
Wickell
Badazio
Ricg
Imfa
Exbas
Infanta
Cald
Idazin
Wuek
Farar Crosy
Santa Ros
Cal
United States Treasury
Henry Sharwood
Washington, D. C
Turoport M. Scureren
Tennesse
Amsteram
Newport
Cincionati
San Antonio
Fort Thomas
Fort Houston
Department of Agriculture
Navy Department
Yokohama
Mngineer
John H Baker
United State
Swatara
Chofoo
Corea
Orice
Minneapolis
Minn
Secntary Wixpom
Jouxes. Crocker
Loederburg
Alps
Allianca
Austria
Prsnyares Isom Lore
Berlin
Borubarda
Seeety Islands
D. O. Crsistopnen
Orlando
Fla
America
Kew York
Chofco Yorka
Essresere
Borton
Os Bais Timad
Clover
Watertown
MABY
Susquehanna, Fenn
Tur Tarif Bill
Pointmaitter
New York City
Board of Health
Catty Exotren Dernenpacner
Rondout
N. Y
Acta
Helena
A. A. Dixon
A. Menke
J. J. Glaken
Menke
Perkins
Ottumwa
Towa
Boles
Oklahoma Territorial
Oklahoma City
Guthrie
Tomas G. Bayrton
Frankford Arsenal
Coronel
Ordnance Department
Braxillave
Lone Wotsetry
Ireland
Montjole
Kalterherberg
Germanay
the Labor World
Cairo
Big Four
Alte
Tarain
Wayne County
W. Vo
W. Olen
Pexer
the Agricultural Department
C. H. White
San Francisco
Hartrich
Siberia
Huntzal
Copper Island
Tam Wilmington
Tam
Jon Honnuna
En Banton
Stourt Peete
St. Loui
Tar
Jongas
Dave Onn
Brooklyns
Luby
Chicazo
Bonnia Brouthers
Bost Flavors
Charlo Zimmer
Downso
Pitta
Philadelphias
Brooklyn Players’ Club
Iris
Comiskey
Chicago Players’ Club
Hrouthers
Richardson
Elly
Brovey
Irwin
Radbourne
Maddon
Quinn
Murphy
Daley
McCarthy
Bt. Louis American Association
Association
Hois Ukely
Zoe
Wen
Hillsdale
Sai Budalo
Lort
Ciocinat
Philadel
Pittsburg
Rot
Edat
Louisville
Rochestar
Newark
Ha'sb’g
Atlanta Fair Association
Tanian
Riggs Farm
Doland
Peter Peterson
TarRx
Datta8
Oregon
Tos Chinamen
Mott Street
China
Joon Tur Ring
Sandwich Islands
Princesa
Ceylon
South
G. DR. Martin
Loula
Horald
Far East
Arabia
South America
Sodom
Brewsters
Jorlom
Taliana
Luling
Anderson
Mark Grant
John, H. Duncan
Grant Monument Association
Proiess
Grant
Thave
Ares
Napoleon
Hotel Des Invalides
Grand Army
Army of the Tennessee
Society of the Cincinnati
Hudson River
General Grant
Union
Mingo Junction
William Frazier
Frazier
Breakenville
Lomo
Frasier
Mia
Stee Electrica Sq
Lowla & Co
Oklahoma Guide Bank
Tylor & Go
Kanane City
Hood
J.B, Oballe & CO
Waabington
J. H. Bauerlol & Bee
H. Bauerloin & Co
Leo Wa
Herm
Jeon
Adoler & Et Wyandtteste
Naa Olty Mo Timber
Mnorgl
Banobos
Bifssouri
Kanaas
Arka
Tylor & Co
Kanaan City
Ram
Gavar
Kline
St Ardb
St. Phila
Beecham’s
Pilla
Dr. Pierce
Odaradom Estates
Towreon & CO
WM. Fitch & CO
D.C
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Thortot
F St
Omoos
Matinysen
D. C
Pensions
Blank Np
Franny Fomnon Ageny Wastingen
Erazer Axle Deentes World
Ension Waimanere
Lnk
Mayraio
Adj
Siete
Dauzan
L Cuyler
Publier
Us Prard
Joe Coneapond
Feck &Co
Broadway
Smale
Schenck
J. H. Schenck
W. L. Douglas
tLemn
W. L. Dou
Loburg Aro
Failete
Ant
Lome
MTO DY
Fepstanahine
Anne Shorbpand
A Valley
Maio St
Opium
Roa
Eieves
Warren Bireet-How York
Prios
Tobias
Cen
Calolo
Alan Merton
Dictionar
Eogilad
Rsd
Tage
Man Philosphy
Beerrlearet
All
Tome Abbi Bhakeosfeara
John Uptfandberg
Lave
Mt Lindon
Famook Pere Ow Ieee
Imines
Boxton
Ammaron Dinaron Rivor
Ponalteay i
Seaton
George Wine Oraee
Teedie
Marco Arco Polo
Darnees
Apnee
Syochaon
Stanton Postal Bot
Blua Book Publishing House
Leonard St
Tow
York City
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