Mayor Oakey Hall Returns From Europe Surprise
Eastern and Middle States report Mayor A Oakey Hall’s six month European absence ending in New York. A fatal rail wreck near Ridgeway Pennsylvania claims several lives and injuries. New York proclaims a Thanksgiving day and notes major storms and a large earthquake impact. A landmark female election at the Liberal Club marks a first for America. Fire destroys Weiser and Bender lumber yard near Philburg. Tragedy and crime cases, political results, and notable deaths are summarized with Republican and Democratic shifts across states and a major death in Indiana to close.
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Eastern
Middle States
A. Oakey Hall
New York
Europe
Braiadelphia and Erie
Ridgeway
New York City
New York State
New England
Canadas
New York Liberal Club
Horace Greeley
Elizabeth Thompson
America
Weiser & Bender
Phil- Epburg
Mechanicsville
N. Y
Stephen May
Oakey Hall
Jesse Pomeroy
Charlestown
Maes
Tarvis J. Cone
Geneseo
Tammany Hall
Augustus Schell
John Morrissey
Morrissey
New Jersey
McClellan Eas
Legisature
Rice
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Turner's Falls
Maas
Loas
Workingmen
Trenton
N. J
United States
Erie Railroad Company
Donohue
New York Supreme Court
News From The Front And Paris Arrangements
Reports describe the Turks evacuating Erzeroum in Asia Minor and a Bolshevik occupation by Russians. French Republicans gain 111 general council seats in a late election. A grand banquet honored General Grant in Paris by Americans resident there. The French Senate and Chamber convened at Versailles.
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Republic of Liberia
Africa
Erzeoum
Asis Minor
Paris
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Versailles
Congress Debates Silver Dollar and Post Office Funds
Congress hangs on the Bland Silver Bill as the House passes the standard silver dollar measure and sends it to the Senate. A six member Senate committee is named to attend a funeral in Indianapolis for late Senator Morton, while appropriations requests and relatives’ pensions are discussed amid debates on greenbacks redemption and a six year presidential term proposal.
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Miami Moniversity
Oxford
Ohio
Llege Snd
John 8. Newmen
Centreville
Ind
Snd
Morton
Honesty Lane
United States
United States Senate
Grant
England
Wilton
Wis
van Voorhies
Fie
Jefferson City
Mount Serrat
Senator Morton
Indianapolis
Hayes
House of Representatives
Odd Fellows
Legislature of
Tennessee
Theovernor
Wisconsin
Maryland
Mississippi
Minnesota
Kansas
Nebraska
Quimby
Mich
George Eckier
Kalamazoo Insane Asylum
Charles FE. Gettslich
Norfolk
F. L. Cardozo
South Carolina
Columbia
Washington
House Committee On
Indiana
Williams
Daniel W. Voorhies
Secretary of the Navy
Houses of Representatives
Navy Yards
McDonad
Messrs. McDonald
Davis
Burnside
Bayard
Cameron
Booth
Morrill
Hanna
House
Messrs
Hanna Cobb
Wilson
Burchard
Davidson
Banks
Townsend
Phillips
Scales
Office of Indian Affairs
The
Interior
War Department
Buckner
Epec
National University For Women
Messrs. Knapp and Lathrop
Bland
Missouri
Kelley
Yeas
Senate
Willetts
Custer
Gardner
Cox
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Treasury
Riddle
Price
Iowa
Incombustible Paper Patent for Spanish Writing Paper
Two Salamanca gentlemen have patented incombustible writing paper in Spain. Experiments show the paper will not burn under intense heat. direct flame carbonizes a single sheet without ignition. A roll in a hot fire carbonizes outer leaves and edge layers briefly.
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Salamanca
Spain
Sitting Bull and the Medicine Man Power, a Sioux Leader
A New York Herald correspondent offers a long account of Sitting Bull as a powerful counselor and medicine man who shapes Sioux policy and war choices. The piece portrays his influence over 2,000 followers, his prophetic reputation, and his austere, composed presence as he faces a pivotal moment with the upcoming decision between peace and war.
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New York Herald
United States Commission
Wote
Sitting Bull
Long Dog
Newton
Testa
Herschell
Senate
United States
Spotted Eagle
Cooper
Lea
Machiavelli
Fragmentary note on conscience and life
An archaic fragment contemplates conscience and human smallness in life with a serpent image. The text hints at inner reflection and the persistence of moral perception despite fleeting existence.
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President Hayes
Richmond
Kemper
Oliver P. Morton
Wayne County
Wrangel
Berlin
Dubnik
Hog
Ala
Ies
Asace
Mrs Abopea
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