Mid 19th Century Globe Summary Skim
The report spans global and domestic items, noting Senate passage of a bill on Utah admission and a Nicaragua canal measure, farm condition improvements, and various political shifts. It lists notable deaths, marriages, appointments, accidents, fires, and crimes across the United States and abroad, including Europe and Asia, with threats of unrest and natural or man-made disasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Senate
Department of Agriculture
Davis
House Committee On Pacific Roads
Central and Union
Five Civilized Tribes
Indian Territory
Dawes Commission
William Twohlg Fias
Galesburg
TM. Cunningham
McRae
Northern Pacific
Fragmented 19th Century News Snapshots Across American Cities
A scatter of brief notices from multiple cities reports a fire brigades strike in Missouri, coal strikes in Greenip and Quinny, railways sold and stockholder suits in Nebraska and Virginia. Other items note probate actions in New York, a bolt-proef invention, and a planned home building project valued at 125000 grafting a national travel association agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miacvellaneoss
Tria
Big Pear
Cloginnalt
St. Louis
Greenip
Thuis
Sheepsherat Ay
Olly Stove
Quinny
Mtvis
South Dakora
W. J. F. Leonard
New Yorker
Lita
Terr Dowe
Erastus Wiman
Tray
Sioux City
Iowa
Tod Gvolous
Napoleon' Ives
New York
Slater
Pennessen, Virginia & Georgia Railway
Presi- Spencer
Southern
Mayden
Nuasional Bank of Sdeum
George O. Garsany
Chicago
National Builder
Strikers Sentenced and Rail Labor Turmoil Reported
The Duluth session of the United States circuit court sentenced a striker to ninety days in county jail for contempt of court after assaulting a fireman on the Northern Pacific. Meanwhile seven Great Western railway workers arrested in Dodge County for interfering with U.S. mails had bail set at $1,000 and remained jailed pending somber prospects of posting bonds as indictments against numerous railroad strikers flow from the grand jury. The piece notes ongoing strike activity disrupting passenger and freight service and previews further legal actions and possible broad indictments as railroad tensions escalate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Withomn
A. PA
Wis
Benton Fitrbor
Mich
Perley Phine
Nag Leer
Hilependenes
Town
Ias
Hissnima
Waynesville
Spring Valley
Jad
White Breast Ad Company
Amoviff
Baltimore & Ohio
Bascoi
Ohio
Tittin
Walter Davis
Anderson, Ynt
A. O. Davis
House of Representatives
Albuquerque
N. Mex
Pred
Max Loopfer
United States
Colesberry
Philadelphia
Cleveland
George W. Kelster
Granite State Provident Association
Ottumwa
Iown
Henry Cook
New York
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Frank
Bond
Hoe
Stixchen
Centralia
Lambert
Brown's Station
Dundaly Folks O'Brien
Duluth
Duluthe
Iran Range
Dadge Willian
Eireuit
Northern Pacific Dt
Brestige
Fudge Williams
Dodge Counuy
Jude Nelson
Nelson
C. Kennedy
C. Bowler
W. J. Digby
W. T L. Armstrong
EK. W. Wynn
Thomas Hanlon
Lewis Eyers
Pissenger
Northern Pacific
Billings
Turthad
Ataidan
Magineer Bath
Great Northern
Eelock
Manmnger Gase
Sessin
Trix
Atriarn
Barresville
Snather
St. Cloud Steikere
Death in Pursuit of Robbers Sparks Texas County Battle
A posse led by Deputy Shakesager chased the Langview bandits along the Trinity River country near Clarksville. In a later clash four suspects died and one was captured after a struggle to arrest the gang. Details remain uncertain as reports vary.
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Mabhern
Aukvicos
Uiritegt
Langview
Tox
Trinity Viver
Clarksville
Dantes
Bex
Reward for Wreelers in Superior Wisconsin
Duly authorized reward offered for the person or persons who derailed the passenger train near Superior. Officials urge residents to report any information leading to the capture, with details about tampering of railway switches and disruptions of travel. Public notice requests discreet tips and cooperation from the community.
Tariff Conferees Near Front Agreement After Adjournment
Washington July 17 Democratic tariff conference members adjourned with indications that a draft agreement would be reported to the Senate and House soon. The main issue centers on the type of tariff provisions to include, with Republicans possibly to be invited later. The group shows a tendency to move farther than before, awaiting instructions from their houses before yielding their positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tariff Conference Committee
House
Turkeys Stile Scare At Constantinople Disaster Reports
July 17 dispatch from Constantinople describes a major earthquake shock causing panes and windows to shatter, driving residents into streets and parks. Wealthy families seek refuge, commerce stalls, churches offer aid, and British envoy Sir Phillip Currie pledges embassy grounds and a relief fund as casualties and property losses rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Tessphorus
Phillip Currie
Seized Spunlat Wesnedy Washington Report
A dispatch from the Treasury Department notes that on the Tih date a seizure occurred involving Sunish schooners from Hinvane for violating state quarantine and federal customs rules. Small wine cargoes found. vessels detained at Pampa harbor mouth quarantine station while investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Willuy
Laevana
Ford
Pampa Harbor
Prohibition Era Political Ticker Summary
Fragmentary 19th century style names and places surface in a garbled list referencing prohibitionists, committees, commissioners, and regional entities. The text mentions Minnesota, Mississippi, and various officials, hinting at a broad political mapping without clear events or dates.
Explosion Kills 8 Army Soldiers at Grand and Oakwood
A caisson attached Hotchkiss gun exploded near Grand and Oakwood Boulevards in Chicago. Eight artillerymen and horses were killed and twelve injured as shattering debris and bullets struck nearby. Capt. Dodi led Battery FB from the Seventh Cavalry en route to Hyde Park when the blast occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tuly
Second Artillery
Grand and
Oakwood
Dodi
Seventh Cavalry
Inlee
Hyde Park
Grand
L Catason
Dond
lMatvner Guler
Croano G
Seve Enth Cavaly
Donovan
Second Actillery
Guinn J. Doyle
Triored—Serget
Linner
Stutz
Allen
O'Donnell
Pitas
Beet Sugar Industry Visit in Stip City,Omaha Staff
A Chicago man Hinekett and Frank Sharpe from Taneolu with Omaha staff visit Stip City, SD, for nine days to locate a beet factory site. Hackett says the city suits beets business and aims to raise funds, with plans to return in thirty days to finalize a proposition. Chadron, Nebraska, allocated 26,000 dollars to establish a routine beet industry initiative.
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Eatebiah
Raphi Eltty
Ttupid City
Cg.t. Hinekett
Chicago
Frank Sharpe
Taneolu
Omaha Boo
Mr. Tinekett
Mer
Hackett
de Wold
Chadron
Fragmented report on wartime rail sabotage and casualties
A garbled historical note describes attacks on railway lines and bridges near Frangkton and Waki, including a telegram about casualties and efforts to halt town movement. It mentions a fatality claimed on a ship, disrupted telegraph wires, and sabotage with explosive devices amid chaotic action by local forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liwety
Olli
Nix
Maidshat Chia
Raraiee
Roel
Herar Killud
Betawgon Kromlhend
Ronnie Bout
Inie
Untangling a Questionable Apprenticeship Notice in Distant Notices
A fragmented report from Washington dated July 12 details a contested apprenticeship precut with references to BeMyTIR, Land caps, and a court-like demand for copies of a notion. Names like Monte Wl Mhansibiy, Pieenman Whook, and Ida May Soup ve appear amid garbled phrases. The piece mixes legal procedural language, political-sounding terms, and vague accusations, concluding with critique of harsh treatment and a call to public attention.
Yale and Oxford Athletic Contests End in Oxford Victory
London July 17 Yale loses to Oxford in an international meet by 61-2 events to 21-2. Highlights include Oakley of Christchurch winning the 120 yards hurdles and Gilbert Jordan of University College taking the 200 yard dash. Yale performers such as G B Hatch and W Woodhull show strong showings in several track and field events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Yale
Oxford
Charles B. Tey
Wadham College
Gilbert Jordan
University College
Ashley Mond
Mine
Buckle
William J. Oakley
Christchurch
G. B. Hatch
Thomas G. Scott
Wortford
University
Sanford
Ashley Pond
Wilfred_H
Sheldan
Eric D. Swanwick
W. O. Hickok
Yate IG
Alex Brown
Arthur F. Malling
Mxeter College
W. O. Male
George 8. Robinson
New College
Leonard in Dangur The Singer of Muth Safer in Jul
Charles B. Leonard remains jailed awaiting coroner jury verdict after shooting brakeman Luth. Self defense is claimed and release unlikely if verdict supports it. Local fear grows for Leonard’s safety while public offices report covert yard work by staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. St. Paul
Charles B. Leonard
Luth
Lhg Leonard
Leonard
Ces Volyors
Important ruling on half breed land allotments in Duluth
The U S General Land Office commissioner reverses local officers’ rejection of twenty four half breed claims. Allotment rights will be heard before the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, a decision of wide impact for Northwestern land offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
United States
General Lant
Secretary of the Interior
Tadian Affairs
Unclear historical plea requests action in Nevada dispute
Fragmentary OCR text shows a plea in Virginia on a 17th or 19th century date, urging the governor to press President Cleveland to withdraw a Sedearnl prohibition related to Nevada. Mentions labor, protection of property, and steiker references amid garbled words and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Pethlons
Lyon
Ormsby
Tase
Wpoen
Cleveland
Nevada
Chia
Steikers
Elm Izers
Wildfire Threaten Meadows From Elkley To Brown
Fire burns near meadows and woods from Elkley to Brown as crews fight to stop the blaze. Residents near Mission Creek and John Mart Quimaber area are urged to evacuate if danger grows. A county board official signs a festivity extension while court actions unfold amid growing safety concerns.
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Plinekley
Mina
Einekley
Brown
Tle
Winekley
Mission Creek
John Marth
Alliance politics at stake in House of Commons scene
A Morning report describes a scene outside the House of Commons where Athonpled Admiwalnattom and Haldar drew attention. A Mt Stephen's ball invitation involving Mrs. Benda and other figures is noted. The narrative hints at motives and alliances without clear outcomes.
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Haldar
House of Commons
AB & Enh
Dave
Mt. Stephen's Ball
Benda
Ceutiidee Vale
Worth League Convention Officers Named
The Worth League delegates assembled with officers listed including President Gd Webster Grand Works and vice president Crud Droyton. Secretary J Wilkingon Fargo and treasurer Miss Corn Warimore Larimore were named, with the next session scheduled for July 1806.
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Lpworth League
Ural Mocks
X. D
Iep- Worth Laugiersts
Elertel
Webster
Grand Borks
Crud
Droyton
AL Howik
Wheathind
Laura Perrinie
Widley
Isyy
Steala
Minot
J. Wilkingon
Fargo
Corn Warimore
Larimore
Jupe
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Dan McCauley
Tudianapolis
Thomas Stout
Elizabeth Tygman
Philp Crosby Tucker
M. Sorel
Charlotte Corday
Gail Hamilton
Infanta Eurlnlia
Lewis G. Stevenson
Sory
Richard Henry Stoddant
Sag Harbor
Bret Harte
George A. Newman
Cedar Falia
Grand Army
New York Cavary
Berlin Post
Thomas Montgomery
Brazil
Indies
Rank Myron
Tialamaxco
Inchness
Kingsley
Toss
Honey Grove
Tex
Hudson
Mass
Lass
Ledward Jones
Waukegan
Ilinois
Rowley
Waly Wortman
Zanesville
Oho
Must Towns
Tossyilte
Danville
Winkhouser
New Albany
Indiana
N. J
Schoona Gatie G. Robinson, Gapt. Bodyh
Somera
Point
Milne Foe
Lina
Stunera
Racine
Wiliam Foust
Panhandle
Milwood
Tad
Charles Sweeney
Hong Kong
Guatemala
Royal Clyde
Bonier’s Quay
Firth of Clyde
Prince of Wales
Panama Railroad
Chamber of Deputies
America
Board of Trade
Geynd
Ladio
Bona
Milwauker Oliens
Anilly
Williams
Ife
Lee
Thas
Mils
Formacly
Chisneo
Daly
Thie
Lave
Legislative
District of Columbia
Conferesco
Mark McCreagvy
Kentucky
Minwlessness
McCreary
Catchings
Renee
Bland
Maude
Aghee
Ely
Pooh Ihitlyiaiat
Telest
Nouth Pakota
Cogornoe
Alesandria
Coddjingtoy
Knute Lewin
Kingsbury Connky
Tinason
Faerk
A.D. Messitien
Lake Wasaty
Lad Eam Missioner
PE Cydisle
Byook Bigs Comety
Tobira Vormulasioner A
Snibees Commisayogges
Sylios Wits
Aynwi Counts
Av. EL Keod
Bonke Couaings
Allerey Gemerih
Sioux
Diana
Whlen
Artis
U.S
Unicagg
Smith
Servetsity Smith
Pellicatian
Fesanad
Ibuk
Laws Hotloway
Aerest
Monte
Mhansibiy
Thie Itedteb
Kivi
Meherman
Pieenman
Dei
PN Beard
Wiehlini
Ly WN & Foedeain
Minneapolis
P.O
Hade
Dorgrey Mills
Min
Bate
Distrier
Jagan Treeatment
Dangur
Maw Traugheer
Adalvalle
Addieville
Antobiag
Delwood Falis
Mindiston
Manligent
Board of County Coals
Maidan
Nelo
Tor Madigan
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