Treacherous guide routs army in Khartoum mission
Khartoum dispatch reports 1115 men led by Hicks Pasha annihilated at Kashgate after a traitorous guide steered them into a waterless defile. Vizetelly, Artere and others captured outside. guns, flags, munitions seized. Khartoum to retreat to Gerga or seek Suakim. Khartoum populace disaffected amid advancing Mahdist revolt.
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Times
Khartoum
Dovernment
Douen
Hicks Dasha
Kashgate
Hicks Pasha
Milbas
Vizetelly
Artere
el Obied
Akrapp
Nordenfeldt
Georges Jay
Anatyaga
Morris Brady
Fsant
Royal Horse Artillery
Korde
Coettegan
Soudan
Soudan i
Gerga
Suakim
Daring Criminal Andy Taylor to Be Hanged at Loudon Tenn
Andy Taylor, last surviving of the Taylor brothers who robbed a railroad train with 100 passengers, will be hanged at Loudon Tennessee at two o clock. He fought guards during capture, nearly fatally confronting Sheriff Foote, and boasted he would meet the gallows without fear. The crime was carried out by two elder brothers and himself.
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Chattanooga
Andy Taylor
Taylor Brothers
Loudon
Tenn
Knoxville
Sheriff Foote
London
Taylor
Jackson
Mich
Boles
Elvis
Jackage
Concord
Cronehe’s
Familly
Aga Arbor
Martyr Priests to be moved to new Catholic Cemetery
Sunny verorr La November 4. The bodies of the martyr priests buried under the church altar during the 1875 yellow fever epidemic will be moved to the new Catholic cemetery next Wednesday. A few priests from neighboring towns will attend and the ceremony will be imposing, with business in the city generally suspended during the funeral period.
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Sunny Verorr
Tahex
Fire claims life of Huston family near Unionville Missouri
A Missouri special reports the home of T. W. Huston, a prosperous farmer two miles from Unionville, was destroyed by fire. Mrs Huston and their two children perished in the blaze. The tragedy unfolds as officials investigate the cause.
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St. Louis
Unionville
Missouri
T. W. Huston
Mra. Huston
The Crouche Tragedy and Evacuation Day Report
Reports from Jackson Michigan recount a murder mystery with Boles as a central suspect while crowds gather at the scene and sheriffs hunt for the killer. Eyewitnesses describe noises and possible drugging. Separate Evacuation Day preparations in New York promise a grand parade with military units and veterans joining from across cities.
Boston Tank Presidents debate national bankrupt law
A large Boston meeting of the Boston Tank Presidents Association discussed a uniform and speedy national bankruptcy law. Congressman Massall backed the Lowell bill. James G. Rhine spoke. A bankers committee called the proposal urgent for business prosperity and equitable adjustment of claims in failure. The arbitration board of coal operators and miners failed to settle after agreeing to arbitrate. secretary of the Western Tron Association was chosen umpire, with next steps set for December 4.
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Boston Tank Presidents Association
Massall
Priranuness
Arbitration Board of
Ansembly Dams DB
Western Tron Association
Ampire
Anil
Greavners
Aiso
Tean
Ty al
Frank James Dying of Consumption in St Louis
Frank James is reported dying of consumption in St Louis on November 24. He admits serious sickness and says he will die before settlement of his case. He is impoverished, with belongings left in Gallatin. He awaits trial in Independence for a September 7, 1851, robbery on the Missouri Pacific express. The raid involved multiple robbers, with about 400 dollars taken. Key witnesses include Dick Liddel and the Ford brothers. Charlie Ford’s Lexington stage robbery trial is pending in Ray County.
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St. Louis
Frank James
Emuiis
Gallatin
Independence
Missouri Pacific
Erie River
Kansas City
Wood Tite
Kay County
Jim Cummings
Jesse Jones
Dick Liddel
Ford Bo
Ray County
Terrible and Vengeful Murder in Mississippi River Front
Terrible and sunary vengeance meted out to a red handed murderer near Cadre on the Mississippi. Lovas reports two fishermen, Wennant Hel Ni and Sam Altea, killed a man with an ax after an argument. The assailants fled, hid, and returned to the wounded man’s house, where they shot him dead. They made no effort to arrest themselves.
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Lovas
Joe
Watt
Miece
Miece's Hiding Pace, »Eomah Was Fied One, As Aldwait
King
Aldmar
Heuce
Obheavery of a Method of Making Im proved Bessemer Steel Without DPaching
A new process in the manufacture of low carbon Bessemer steel was opened at the Pittsburgh Iron and Steel works. The system aims for steel as low as one hundredth of one percent carbon, suitable for wrought iron uses. Visitors watched billets being made for Carnegie Bros. Union Iron Mills and others, with paddlers noting potential significance for up to 4,000 workers involved in the industry.
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Bessemer
Pittsburgh Tewsemer Steel Company
Tomestead
Super Intendart
Carnegie Bros. Union Iron , Mills
Artman Steel Company
Beaver Falls
Treasury Surplus Prompts Call for Tax Cuts and Coin Debate
The editorial note discusses a forecast of higher internal revenue receipts this year, aided by a bond tax on whisky and a larger gold reserve. It predicts a substantial treasury surplus, signaling possible reductions in duties and the abolition of certain internal taxes. Colnagh of Silver argues the coinage must adapt, favoring silver dollars as a medium of exchange and warning the greenback base. The piece also notes the National Grange session with dwindling attendance and political maneuvering around the Speakership. A pension dispute surfaces over an overpayment to Mrs Lockwood, with Justice Department involvement.
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Quarene
Treas Ny
Treasury
Hinah Congress
Nevada
Cassidy
Carlisle
Cassidy Jindils
Rhemick
Tioxal
Patrons of
Houshandry
Commissioner of Agriculture
Department of Justice
Belvea Lockwood
Kaw
Brewster
Corkhill
Boelowood
Ino
Forest Fire Ravages Mountain Timber and Homes
A large forest fire on Duck's Mountain near Mill Creek and Arlensville scorches several acres of timber, destroying five thousand cords of bark belonging to Tom Faust and Dr. A. Th. McCarthy. The blaze, likely started by lanterns from campers, devastates Joseph Straight's house and forces the family to flee with their hives.
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Duck’s Mountain
Mill Creek
Arlensville
Tom E. B. Faust
A. Th. McCarthy
Joseph Straight
Wardoned After Ten Years In Prison Pardoned
Berard Boland, sentenced to life in state prison in 1875 for second degree murder after a 1873 stabbing in a store, has been pardoned by the Governor and Council. Friends revealed statutes barred under sixteen from prison, prompting the pardon.
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Boston
Berard Boland
Boland
Funeral plans unchanged for late McKeon in New York
Nov 14 Governor Tilden telegraphs condolences to the family of the late Whistrier Attorney McKeon and regrets not altering funeral services. McCloskey was deeply affected by the death, noting they were schoolmates and grew up together. Grant More Time. Quinec Nov 4 Banks will grant extension to Sharples Co lumber merchants.
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McKeon
McCloskey
Quinec
Sharples & Co
Pmnacinesia, CO
Wittisn
McQublough
Dever
Cruslei
Danila
Frienits
Frightful Mistreatment on a South African Voyage
Aboard the American ship Northern Light captained by Josh Slocum, a mutiny dispute arose involving Henry Arthur Stites accused of disobedience and assaulting mate William McQuade. Slater, chained for fifty three days, described brutal confinement, near-starvation, and injuries, with authorities taking him to Ludlow Street jail amid a dramatic account of sailors’ mistreatment aboard the vessel.
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Northern Light
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South Africa
Grant
Sicetumene
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Henry Arthur Stites
Ordor
Saeling
Willian McQuade
Pepity Mearshal
Oliver
Siskening
Slater
Depely
Ludlow Street
Port Beth
Weowas
Gyoms
Wiward
Fred Twaler
Sliter
George Hadden
Verdict for Factory Girl in Mary Connor v Kesley
In a Manayrnk factory case Mary Connor sued Samuel J Kesley for injuries from a fire. A verdict of 10000 dollars was awarded after testimony that flesh was employed in the mill and Connor jumped from a window to escape the blaze a year ago. The fire escape board had notified the owner to install an escape.
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Mary Connor
Samuel J. Kesley
Board of Fire Escapes
Late News Items From Across The Nation
A fragmented late news roundup reports forgery trials in New York with Edward Hogton and Charles Fisher. theft and murder cases in Indianapolis and Louisville. a social debut for Col Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte’s granddaughter. a Hoboken loan signment involving Sullivan & Co sash and deer mills with $100,000 liabilities. a Winston NC murder case with three Negroes sentenced to be hanged. inventor James Walton noted for cloth weaving and linoleum. Mexican bond talks suspended amid debt settlement efforts. Canadian Pacific land sale scale revised. Peruvian ministry changes. Prohibition-era whiskey raids in Mercer County. a Missouri shooting of Davitt Yet by a deputy. various railroad and storm incidents and injuries across several states.
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Hogton
Charles Fisher
Dick” Davie
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Burns
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Louisville
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Col
Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte
J. C. Farr
Hoboken
N.J
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Sullivan & Co
Sash and Deer Mills
Asbury Park
Winston
N. C
Abram Watkins
Tom Lee
Albert Davis
Anderson McConnell
Supreme Court
James Walton
England
Mexico
Toronto Globe
Canadian Vpasitic Railway Company
Canada’ Northwest Land Company
Lane Company
Canadian Pacific
Don Eugene Larrabure
Y. Unrnue
Dlanuel Galop
Castay Zaldivar
The Proteus Inquiry and Garlington Lead Northward
Testimony before Proteus court shows Captain Pike urged delay near Cape Sabine while Garlington pressed northward on lead. Garlington ordered rapid advance using every lead to push north. In Sankisnens, Pennsylvania Legislature fails lease appropriation bill for extra session with 21 yeas 9 nays.
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Wasnmnetor
Lamar
Pike
Cape Sabine
Gartington
Garlington
Pernarivania
Sankisnens
Senate
Johnson Defaulter in $900 000 McDonnell Estate Case
Rocanaren Nov 4 Developments today show the late A B Johnson of Utes to be a defaulter in 900000 dollars to the McDonnell estate in this city Mrs McDonnell is a sister of Johnson who had charge of the estate
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Rocanaren
A. B. Johnson
Utes
McDonnnell
McDonnell
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