News in Brief from The Evening World and Telegraph
A collage of foreign and domestic dispatches outlines rapid German advances and French resistance around Paris and in Belfort, with notes on Luxembourg occupation, British reactions, and armistice rumors. Reports detail troop movements, blockade actions, and logistics delays, alongside local crime and public health notices.
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Paris
Versailles
Albert
Abbeville
Loxnox
Fecamp
Dieppe
Havre
Chausey
Blois
Prazsiane
VixsaruLzs
ceThe Geremans
Beaumont
Evereux
Loxvox
Gata Rhcon
Belfort
Veronilles
Immense War Materials Shipment Reaches France from New York
New York December 17. A vast movement of war supplies bound for France continues as ships clear for French ports with arms, cartridges, muskets, pistols, and harness aboard ships like St Pierre and Concordia. The cargo value runs high, with ships described as fast and heavily armed. Also note reports on Republican caucus, a statue fundraising effort, and a shipboard assault victim at Bellevue Hospital.
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New York
Cal
Batchelder
Tonday
Gettyeburg
Ario
Erie
Beaton
Vis Cowes
Concordia
Hedge
Boston
New_York
France
Glasgow
St. Pierre
Havre
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Setar
Deputy marshal arrests Tennessee representative on beach warrant
Deputy marshal Phillipe arrested Roderick R Butler from Tennessee on a beach warrant. Butler appeared before Judge Carter and posted 4000 dollars for his appearance. Representative Stokes posted required security as Butler’s colleague. In Washington the Attorney General Ackerman issued a decision on Union Pacific allowing the government to keep all compensation for services and apply interest and reserve half to bond principal.
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Wasnixatos
Marshall Phillipe
Roderick
R. Butler
Tennessee
Butler
Carter
Stokes
Waseixbox
Ackerman
Union Pacific Railroad
United
Mysterious Disappearance Report From Schenectady
Schenectady Star reports Chancellor Lansing vanished and possibly killed himself in a New York City hotel room. The body was reportedly moved by his brother and buried in the family vault, with motive tied to property loss and a minister cited as source.
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Chancel
Lansing
Qcuunno Tang
Schen
Ectady Star
Saes
City Hotel
New York
Weather and swindler fraud plague San Francisco report
From San Francisco The Weather-Cuholc Peep's notes heavy rains sweep Southern California as Sacramento records 34 degrees and San Francisco 60. A Persian bishop impostor swindled Catholic people and clergy, collecting funds for churches abroad before fleeing.
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Newry
San Francisco
Sacramento
San Francissco
California
Tris
Persia
Asia
River Pirates Attack in Helena District Election Clash
From Memphis reports outline a violent river piracy incident near Helena where James Robeson was mortally wounded and his wife escaped, while the Richmond steamer carried the injured man toward hospital. The event ties to a contested Vaughn congressional election as Smith plans to challenge.
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Mburais
Smith
Vaughn
Richmond
James Robeson
Heléna
Inspected Wisconsin Asylum and Soldiers' Orphans Home
The visiting committee yesterday pronounced the Insane Asylum and Soldiers' Orphans Home in excellent condition. The governor returned from Washington the previous night and will accompany the committee on its remaining four inspections, starting Monday in Janesville to inspect the Blind Home.
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Wisconsin
Madison
Formation of a Confederate Indian government in Indian Territory
From Fort Gibson Indian Territory a council reports progress toward a republican constitution and a unified government for the tribes. A twelve member committee, chaired by Wm. P. Ross, drafts the constitution with four subcommittees on rights, executive, legislative, and judicial branches. Indian Affairs head Gen. Parker urges unity and warns against white encroachment as delegates from Cherokee, Creek, Choctaw, Kusk, and other nations assemble.
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St. Louie
Fort Gibson
Indian Territory
Bell
Long
Parnell
Oak Mulge
Great Indian Council
Confederate Nations
United States
Wm. P. Ross
van Buren
Hoe
Notorious outlaw Jack McLaughlin killed near Argill
From Wilmington North Carolina December 17 Jack McLaughlin one of Robeson county s most wanted outlaws killed yesterday near Argill by Henry Beggs His death sparked excitement and rejoicing in Robeson County where his bloody deeds made him an enemy of good citizens A company of U S soldiers remains in the county aiding civilians in efforts to capture and kill McLaughlin s confederates.
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Toggnetti
Burdeans
France
Paris
Prassis
Prussia
Bravry
Mecklenburg
Gobelat
Chase
Daily News
Wishington
N. C
Jack cLaughlin
Robeson ‘County
Robeson County
Yeaterday
Argill
Henry Beggs
Robeson Co
Slander Case Report From Cleveland Court
Verdict delivered in a slander case heard in Cleveland court, proceedings lasting sixteen days. Prosecution led by Feanney and C. N. Palmer for the plaintiff. Burke and I AM Tones for the defendant. trial conducted by a distinguished panel of counsel.
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Guavaraxa
Embaxzling Grand Trunk Official Gets Three Years In State Prison
Francis N H Primrose pled guilty to embezzling 23000 from the Grand Trunk Railway and was sentenced to three years in state prison. He accuses ex division superintendent E S Martin of taking 17000, with Martin sending funds to Canada. State reports show 628979 bales inspected, lumber cuts rising to 57m in 1870, total lumber handled 119m. Fire at Bay City boiler mill kills engineer Albert Wildman. miller Jon Strix Ker badly hurt. losses around 23000 with 15000 insured.
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Sumner Bost
Ness
Acquithd
Tha
News
Detroit
Francis N. H. Primrose
Grand Trunk Failréad
Atata
Primrose
E. Martin
Forgua Walker
United States Infantry
Duargort
J.N. McDonsald
Bay City
Albert Wildman
Jon. Strix Ker
Losa
Jan. Shearer & Co
Snow Storm Delays Dispatches Reported
A heavy snow began this morning and continued. Three inches fell last night and is melting as warmer air returns. Reports from Sprrnoyizip on December 17 indicate ongoing snowfall and easing conditions as the day progresses.
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Times
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Austria
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Histon ® & Co
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Les County
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Dixon
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Gsok
Altough
Wits
Movement
Miscellaneous Intelligence
Ninth National
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Beth
Tofine
Communipaw
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New Jersey
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D. Ritters Pond
Washington
The
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SAN_FRANCISCO
Memphis
Louisville
ST. Louis
Connell
Goveerment
Adalans
Wilmington, N.C
Cleveland
HE ‘Berwick
BANE
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Menaserie
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Water Street
Dan. Rice
Pines An
Barnum
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Delorme, & Quentin
Steinway
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