Ranney Reconsiders Nomination for Third Massachusetts District
A. A. Ranney withdraws earlier rejection of the Republican bid for Congress in the Third Massachusetts. The report notes national nominations in Rhode Island, New York, and Pennsylvania. A Boston shipowners convention pushes for a Department of Commerce and English ship measurements, while repeal of Navigation laws fails. A Pittsburgh rail collision kills fifteen and wounds fifty during a Democratic rally turnout.
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Congress
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Jonathan Chace
New York
Lewis Beach
Pennsylvania
Thomas B. Murray
San Domingo
Nationa
Boston
Department of Commerce
Pennsylvania Road
Pittsburgh
Disturbance Declared in Counties Galway Mayo Ireland
Foreign authorities impose extra policing as proclamations declare Galway and Mayo in disturbance. A British minister warns landlords of habeas corpus suspension if outrages persist. Paris reports France won’t join Turkish occupation. Constantinople cites murderer sentences. Romania throne settled on Prince Charles Anthony. grain trade review notes wet weather and rising prices with large imports from America.
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Constantinople
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Mark Lane Express
England
Great Britain
America
Secretary Scuarz rejects preopening mining claims on Ute reservation
Officials report 409 rail deaths and 826 serious injuries in New York last year. Instructions to deputies require custody of improperly obtained certificates with papers, but certificates must not be seized arbitrarily. A family in Carrollton, Louisiana, suspected in the Kansas murders, is arrested. Census talks in St Louis. Congress nominees named in New York. New York cattle sale ruling imposes damages for diseased cattle. Chicago Academy of Music burns. fire crews injured. Nova Scotia mine disaster kills ten, including managers. Baron Boissy d Anglas named French minister to Mexico. no relations since Maximilian era. Illinois district Democrats nominate H H Cody for Congress. Irish west authorities brace for disturbances. Mountmorris murder arrests. Sultan signs Dulcigno cession trade.
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Hewitt
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Nicholas Muller
New York Supreme Court
Academy of Music
Halsted Street
Chicago
Mexico
Maximillian
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Illinois
H. H. Cody
Ireland
Lord Mountmorris
Dulcigno
Tragic Pennsylvania Rail Crash Leaves Dozens Dead
An eastbound Pennsylvanian train collision at Twenty-Eighth Street wrecked the Walls accommodation, killing nine immediately and later raising total fatalities to twenty four. Passengers were scorched by steam, with many injured, while officials and doctors rushed to aid the wounded and recover bodies.
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Walls
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Twenty-eighth Street
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Rambo
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James OH Ve
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Twenty- Eighth Street Crossing
Boy Refuses to Kiss Girl After Flogging at School
Barryville in Sullivan County reports a dispute where George Shik, 12, was whipped after tripping a girl and the teacher demanded an apology and kiss. The boy refused to kiss, received a third flogging, and his parents had the teacher arrested. Justice of the Peace idol ruled in the teacher’s favor, with plans for appeal to Cuun Tire. Separately, the steam yacht Anthracite, sailing from Philadelphia, arrived at Falmouth, Bog, September 14, touted as a record-setting test steamship crossing the Atlantic.
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George Shik
Shik
Justice of the Peace
Cor. N. Y
Constitutional amendment needed to block Southern war claim flood
The Chicago J Inter Ocean argues that many Southern war damage claims lie beyond General Hancock's promises and that only a constitutional amendment can bar these payments. It cites $500 million in nonrebellion claims, tax refunds, cotton storehouse losses, and supplies taken by armies, urging the Republican party to front the effort to seal the issue.
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Vance
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O'Connor
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Thompson
Kentucky
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Chicago
Congressmen and Senators Vow to Vote as They Shot for Hancock and English
The Indianapolis Journal surveys Confederate-era figures including Senators Morgan Walker Gordon Williams Jonas Lamar Ransom Vance Butler Maxey Coke Withers and House members Herndon Sanford Shelley Forney Dunn Slemons Gunter Davidson Hull Nicholls Smith Cook Persons Speer Caldwell Blackburn Gibson Ellis King Robertson Muldrow Manning Hooker Chalmers Lay Clark Hatch Buckner Scales Armfield Vance Richardson Aiken Evans Tillman House Whitthorne Atkins Simonton Culberson Jones Beale Cabell Hunton Richmond praising their loyalty to Hancock and English while arguing they will vote as shot to secure Southern dominance and a theocratic party rule nationwide.
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English
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Arkansas
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Georgia
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Kentucky
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Hood
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Mississippi
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North Carolina
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Virginia
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Scales
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Tillman
South Carolina
House
Richmond
Ish
Indianapolis Journal
Fragmented political clashes and newspaper snips in New York
A collage of political jabs and newspaper notes includes lines about Union soldiers, business interests, and the government policy amid Democratic Party critiques. It cites Hancock’s statesmanship posters in New York, quotes from the Detroit Post and Tribune, and mentions Senator-elect Gibson of Louisiana.
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Chase
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N. Y
Hancock Dispatches Spark Maine Campaign Debate
The piece discusses General Hancock's Maine election dispatches as influential in the national political frame. It argues his partisan stance harms army neutrality, questions Plaisted’s candidacy, and ties rag money advocacy to Democratic inflation fears. It cites financial policy disputes and the potential cabinet implications.
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Knight of Kerry Peter Fitzgerald Remembered in Ireland
Dublin cor report recalls Peter Fitzgerald once Knight of Kerry and baronet, champion landlord figure who defended Catholic emancipation. An active writer on Valentia Island, he clashed with opponents, issued a March Nineteenth Century piece hinting at no further writings, and his tenants endured severe hardships.
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The Flight Dreams of Medieval Improvers
A Daily News survey recounts monk Athelmer of Malmesbury and a Sicilian figure who claimed flight. Athelmer’s tale cites Daedalus style wings and a fatal lack of a tail for balance, while the Sicilian Heliodorus and others mix magic with attempted escape from death sentences. The piece muses on whether dreamers incline to flight and notes the tale’s gradual amplification over time.
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