The Rhine Rapidly Rising and Transvaal Egyptian Affairs
A scattered Evening Observer page reports rising Rhine water levels and Egyptian affairs, then shifts to a sensational story about Mrs Springatem swindling lenders and a Cleveland circus mood. It mentions a fatal rail collision at Rummerfield caused by an old switchman, with multiple injuries and fires.
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Speaial
Evening Observer
Cleveland
Dy. Springatem
Sowanpa
Aces- Hamilton College
Lehigh Valley
Venus
Rummerfield
Faulk
Kingsland
BR. M. Mullian
Dunn
Davia
Fanik
Beating Wife Ends in Arrest and Death
A man named Alexander McDonald was arrested for beating his wife until she died. He told officers he planned to kill the woman he preferred to live with, calling the deceased an incubus. Separate dispatch notes Rhine flooding threatens crops and homes in Cologne area, France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beene Observer
Louisville
John Worth
Adolph KR. Rice
Rice
Worth
Beening Observer
New York
Alexander McDonald
Manlyville Tenn
Forest
Arab honor demo linked to last June massacres
Brief notes connect a native demonstration in honor of Arabs held today in the street where massacres began last June with various international items. Reports mention General Evelyn Wood for Egypt's army, a German embassy attache, political tensions over Redmond, and assorted crime and political dispatches.
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Keniny
Maccu Cacvek
David Morgas
Fung
She mmi
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Lansford
Evelyn Wood
Ireland Sees 89 Aggressive Outrages In November
Special dispatch from Druszin reports Ireland had 89 aggressive outrages in November, a figure that compares with prior months. London dispatch notes from Transvaal say Caffideer is driven into mountain caves, one cave blown by dynamite, fifty natives killed including their Boers Commandant.
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Heening
Druszin
Ireland
Beening Observer
London
Eng
A_ times
Durban
Transvaal
Caffideer
Mountaine
England offers France permanent debt commission presidency
A special dispatch reports that England has proposed France may select a permanent president for the debt commissions. The move would place a French president in charge of the ongoing management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Debt Commission
Panta
Dee
England
France
Trade and Markets Evening Observer Correction Notice
Markets from around the world corrected by telegraph show New York and Chicago listings. The report includes rail and canal stock prices, railroad names such as Central Pacific and Illinois Central, and miscellaneous exchanges with varied figures. The item notes Dec 6, 1882 as the date and mentions several lines, firms, and regional exchanges with quoted percentages and prices.
Sunday Provisions And Early Telegraph Expansion Foretold
The penal code outlines strict Sunday rules from no sales after sunset to bans on trains boats and gambling. It notes enforcement will be the novelty. A New York company plans large scale telegraph transmission, claiming 32 messages can run on a single line without interference, with four wires to start. The project covers New York to Chicago with 45 to 50 men laying poles and a camp supplying a full commissary. Estimated completion January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Ron
Western Union
Bradford Oil Market Opens With Mixed Prices and Farm Goods
The Bradford exchange shows day sessions with oil prices ranging from 1.03 to 1.0654 and afternoon moves around 1.064 to 1.0844 amid broad market activity. Regional listings include Dunkirk markets, grain and dairy products, meats, poultry, and farm staples with special car lot prices for cement lime and salt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cory & WaAtttesey
hluNa, &C
Mutholand & Co
Akron Cement
Lois Heyl
Watt
Jones
A. M. Fomiien
Markets Wheat and corn price report snapshot
Wheat bids show Cucaco and Dev 6 wheat with Dec 947 percent year, Jun 953, Feb 0634, and May at 1.018 cents. Corn quotes list Dec 543 cents, year 653, Jan Gaig, Feb 551, and May contracts.
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Appy, Fe
P.O
Dunkirk
Rhine
Egyptian Affairs
Business Earts
J. Gronyn
Mike McDonald
Chanical
H. Emerson
Grocer
Scannell
Gealer
Front Street
LOEB
Lake Shore
Center Street
K. Williams
Bradford
Titusville
City
W. A. Tel. Co
Gurheap Garner
Darling
Cleveland ‘Circus
Louleville
Auburn
All For Love
Hbis
Michael Kelly
Paris
Venx
William Rawsey
Weal Clark
Tramsey
Clark
Nelson
OPERA
Chirwu and
Gyeals
Kelson Bartholomew
Opera House Block
Bete “Ltd
Alton
Crawfords
Lewis But
User City
de Gatiss
Brandford
Betis
Rendall &Ju
Lamastone
Carrolton
HPM
Eucept
Sandacs
Bute
Bradford Tr
Carated
Parcengere Gan
Tituertile
Redford
Neadfort
Tinter St
Seneca Facts
Court of Sessions
Frankey Matthews
Miss Kittle
Auburn States
Apeci
Dlepatch
Utica
Hamilton College
Peters
Observer
McDonalds
Clark and
Monroe
Streeze
Northwest
Mac Gunigh
Police
Sandy” Williams
North Clark
Wood Co
TraSek xX
Kirk
House
Br di Garler
Bredford
Enone
Bradford Arr
Bragiford
BECP
Ksegster City
Leos Ran Uu
Bradfort
Imegione Watch
Kendgali
Cologne
Alsace
Loraine
Herbert Bismarck
St. Petersburg
Isia
Russia
Westminster Abbey
Canterbery
Addington
Redmond
William Redmond
Wm. Redmond
William McKay
Elgin County
St. Thomas
Washington
Afr. Beck
Senate
Mahone
Tom Grande
Grande Reservation
Wapato Dave
Yeaterdry
West Point
Regular Army
Malone
Richmond
United States
Wm. Tainian
Commissioner of Revenue
Jackson County
Denver
Colorado
Butler
Carelli
Odes
Pamphets
Segs Tegeed
Jas Hobbell
Strathmore
Savannaah
Hremen
Ashorn
Celandeoug
Netherlands
Connecticut
Brown
University of the State of Georgia
Sagembly
Miranda, EM
Amateur Dramatic Club
Jrms
Acta
John Pert
James
Belvidere
Robert Norton
Patrick Millett
Troy
Dearstine
Bath
Millett
Winchester
Canterbury
Dean Stanley
Foreign Affairs
Trade and Commerce
the Evening Observer
Finan
Canada
Illinois Central
Jersey Central
Kansas
Texas
Mich
Louiar Ligd& Nash
Manhattan
Michigan
Gofer
Ad Stock Markets
Hip
Morris & Essex
Penal Code
the Postal Telegraph
Bradford Oil Exchange
P.M
Buffalo & South-Western Branch
Butiylo Cement
North Collins
Lawton
Cae BC
Ea Bs Cos
Asmo
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