Maine Vote and Campaign Notices Across States
The text mixes Maine election results with broader campaign notes. It cites a Maine total around 124,000 with a Republican lead near 71,000 to 63,000, compares to 1868 and 1889 results, lists numerous campaign stops and dates for Rep. John A. Kasson in various Iowa counties, and notes national party chatter, editorials, and editor opinions on Greeley and Grant. It also references other state races, letters from correspondents, and local political commentary.
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Emigration Commission and ship Chis report urged
The New York Emigration Commission urges federal action to protect migrants in transit aboard the immigrant ship Chis on its last voyage amid an undisciplined crew and captain. The commission calls for government safeguards and emphasizes ongoing migrant protection. Separately, French church affairs and marriage disputes are discussed alongside aviation and industrial accidents, including a derailment near Albion and a fatal tunnel blast, with casualties and wreckage noted.
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Severe Fire Destroys Carydua Iowa Businesses
Telegraphic dispatch reports a devastating fire in Carydua Iowa on September 12 around ten PM. Losses include Breant & Bro two thousand five hundred with five hundred insured, W V May six thousand with two thousand insured, Hunt & Love three thousand, Feeland & Cluck one thousand, and Freeland & Clark safes with twenty thousand valuables saved. fire blamed on an incendiary Croner.
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W. H. Keeler
P. M. Phillips
W. G. Tedford
Feeland & Cluck
Dr. Blakley
Lloyd Selby
Me. Harlow
Freeland & Clark
Croner
William Forrester not murderer of Nathan say supporters
Reports from New York Sept 12 state belief grows that William Forrester is not Nathan’s killer and can prove his innocence with witnesses. Friends allege Nathan’s murderer is in England, having sailed two days after the crime. Smuggled silks seized in Brooklyn valued in the thousands. some addressed to Chicago and Boston. Stock market nerves remain unsettled amid fears of money stringency. America steamer loss reported near Yokohama, with cargo partly saved. General Sickles responds to Pittsburgh Soldiers’ Convention invitation. Washington to begin Chicago government building construction. price criticisms noted. Mexican frontier tensions prompt anticipated decisive action to protect commerce.
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Pittsburg
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Waatington
Yas. C. Rankin
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Alolfert Uratho Hag
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War and Navy Departments
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Stock Exchange Hours and 19th Century Rail Growth
The Stock Exchange keeps 11 am to 4 pm hours on weekdays and 10 am Saturday. Alexander II honored at Orthodox church services on Second Avenue with Greek Liturgy and Te Deum. National Rail Association directors met. toptable markers and vacancies noted. Iron manufacturers meet. aim to improve world iron trade and unify actions. Edmund Yates arrived from England. Submarine torpedo's launching witnessed. Navy cautions its safety. India and Washington ships arrive. Money market dull. gold heavy. Prices rise in Western lands. farm lands near rail lines command higher values. Emigration fueled by rail expansion and near markets, aiding future gains.
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General items and oddities from a 19th century paper
A collage of misc items: railroads owning a fifth of Kansas. verses and proverbs. volcanic activity near Astoria. Guizot’s letters. Indian units selling Neus for fax. a San Francisco barber shop woman. Southern States productivity. New York banks skating on thin ice. the Schonberg Cotta Family author. Miss Agnes Cooper in St Louis crime. patent contrivances to stop runaway horses. a witty definition of scandal. Cincinnati Enquirer and Chicago Post notes.
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Commercial Markets by Telegraph Report on Trades
The market report covers Chicago markers for Sept 12 with prices for wheat, corn, oats, barley, and cotton, noting dull demand and buyers holding. New York updates show weaker wheat, steady coffee, steady oats, and firm freight rates, alongside broader comments on iron, coffee trade, and international market pressures.
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Des Moines Wholesale Market Prices and Opening School
A Des Moines wholesale market list shows detailed prices for grain, flour, fruits, vegetables, meats, and groceries, with items such as wheat, corn, and winter wheat flour. The document also notes the opening of State Normal School and MODEL School, detailing the expected start date and location near Think Want School.
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