Fragmented Civil War Era Gazette Summary Mix
The page compiles fragmented items including typographic misprints on advertising rates, notices of religious and political figures, labor unrest reports from Des Moines coal miners, Brigham Young’s death notes, opium and governance concerns in China, South Carolina Republican politics, and editorial opinions on judges in the Florida case. The jumbled text references Treligeneer printing, pay scales, and transient ads, with scattered mentions of Disraeli, Russia, and Moscow conscription effects.
Turmoil and pacific hopes amid Russo Turkish war reports
Disparate dispatches from European frontiers describe Roumanians preparing for hostilities with Turks with Russian alignment. Reports note Turkish advances at Schipka pass and Russian reinforcement efforts while Western observers debate potential peace terms and crop markets influence on global trade.
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Gurney Studen
Sebipka pass
London
Shumasity
Suleiman Pasha
Berlin
carraid
Tugsian
Schipka
Sulaiman Pagha
Alikridyebel hights
Ausvices
stalian
Electric slaughter test at Dudley shocks cattle by dynamite method
A Dudley experiment tested a dynamite based cattle slaughter system at a horse slaughtering yard. A primer on each animal’s head, wired to an electric device five yards away, caused three simultaneous explosions killing the animals in two minutes. Proponents praise the method as humane and quick, while critics decry cruelty and call for reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley
diarhargan
Johnson
Nobel
Explosive Company
Glasgow
Tarria
Philadelphia Centennial Exposition Fails to Sustain Permanent Show
The article argues the Philadelphia centennial plan collapsed as a permanent exhibit, funded by sketchy stock deals and debts. It notes the company faced a $15,000 cash base with mounting losses after the fair, urging that centennials come rarely and calling the venture a doomed, local-only endeavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
centennial company
treasury
United States
Philadelpha
Chicago
northwest
tta
Philadelphia Exposition Faces Sabbath Opening to Boost Gate Receipts
A Philadelphia firm warns of daily losses of about $100 as its century show nears closure. Officials describe desperate moves to revive interest, including a new capital stock issue, while noting the city’s shifting moral stance. With weak Sunday attendance, the decision to open the permanent exhibit on the Sabbath aims to capture gate money from additional visitors.
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New York
Bradley
Clilford and Field
San Francisco dispatch
Field
Florida
Clifford
New York journal
Philadelphia company
Philadelphia
Grand Tower rejected as southern penitentiary site
The Illinois legislature appropriated 200000 for a second penitentiary and commissioners chose Grand Tower in Jackson County as the site. Critics argue the location is remote, inaccessible, and costly, urging the Governor, Auditor, and Attorney-General to reject the recommendation and favor Alton or a central river town instead.
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Chicago
Illinois
Grand Tower
duligent
Jackson county
Chand Tower
Ninais
Uraton
Alton
Joliet
Chen
Grand lower
Joliet priaan
Troquins
Ford
Livingston
Woodford
Peoria
Knox
Warren
Henderson
Cairo
Grand ‘lower
Grand Power
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ansermans
MONS
Mairy
regulaz
animal trom
er. Trapes
England
Vievorda
Joan Morrissey
Workingmen's party
TUENE
eding nesile
state
Cirod Tower
belre
John Cyeenan
iota ory
Tsetkaseo
pareliamient
Malta
Gibraltar
maby transportt
drogos
Disraeli
Russia
Constantinople
Des Moines
Tulogie
Moscow
BRIGHAM YOUNG
Missouri Republic
Church of Latter Day Saints
America
China
India
South Carolina
Washington
Hayes
scarpel-biggera
Republicana
tone
La Louia
St. Louis
Heeies
commission
San Francisco
Plevna
Justice Field
United States supreme court
New York Sur
Justice Bradley
Mitford
alould
Tilden and Hendricks
Justice
Louis Ropubliceen
USTER
Angeline Clark
Wn. W. Clark
Wm. G. Wheeler
Edwardsville
Sinois
court hovag
Itnois
paola vendus
TK. PRICKETT
Editors
fee
J.P.MARSH&CO
Washington Street
CHICAGO, ILLS
THE INTELLIGENCER OFFICE
Saint Louis
Gord tS Loong
St Louis
Culverwell
OULVERWELL MEDICAL Co
Busturss
GEO. L. WILLIAMS
AMTIET
HLINOIS
TIORNEY
Terry & Cole's
upstaire
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B. W. BURNETT
SOLICITO
Chancery
Elwardsville
Ottiew inz Laecker Rieck
Court-House square
REOME
antes
EROME & HADLEY
ATOBNES AT LAW
Rawaptsvile
Rour West & Isell's Bank
BTN
E. L. HILLS
M.D.URGEON
Olice pent
St. James
D.C. WALLACE
Clark
Grace wardsville
JOSEPH POGUE
Oitien
Hillsboro
black enstatthedna
bi wardavile
alan
TRATES
OHN & TRARES & Co
DRC
Ils
J. E. BRECHT
WHEELER BUILDING
St. James I Motel
ARewardsville
renin
lee
J. E. CLARIS
ERMANLY
Acies Sorel
STAR MILLS
J. L. GOODNOW & CO
ANTAPKINA
LONG
Purfell
reardsville
ihe Iighient
pryec
alimes
Jawer
Ines
J. THAGES
toal ab tetaal
walt
Pu county
buvy
KOWENT TAM
il OWered
Noonan
SMS NOONAN
SMs
Were
abonce
HALLErr & Co
Portia
Maine
OLIN PATERS
BOOT & SHOE STORE
booth
BALLWAG
Banardaville
Mayol
FEDS
intelligencer office
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