Foreign Affairs in Tonquin Threatening Outlook
Nov 26 dispatch from London notes rising tension in Tonquin with threats against the German Embassy and French forces. Reported enemy gains include heavy casualties and convoys near Daenink, while relief efforts and allied troop movements are described amid chaotic front lines. The funeral of Puosel shows prominent figures attending Westminster.
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Tonquin
London
Flerak
Ani 9
Chi
Haidzueng
Thase
Red Hiver
Contraction of National Bank Circulation Discussed by Comptroller
The November 26 report from Comptroller Knox analyzes currency contraction proposals. He argues reducing national bank circulation may cut bonds and affect public debt, warning it could shift deposits, vault demand, and impact gold payments while risking a move toward a silver standard.
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Krnox
Wuasmerox
Vatieral Bate
Sous
Fame
Petis
Whielare
Comte Hen
Bank Elrenkition
Pevensie
Bund
Ty Netiowal
Nesglan Leeds
United States
Creditot Tne
Comptrolley
Henewe
Anox
Tuferios
Iivas
Ional
Wivieh
Evacuation Day Anniversary Observed in New York
The New York Universal Peace Union marked Evacuation Day with a gathering last night. Notables including General Grant, Rev. Dts, and Treeniu- Prime attended and addressed the crowd, while a Jette of regress for non attendance was noted.
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Celesta
New York
New York Universal Peace Union
Grant
Dts
Evacuation Day Parade Marks New York Bicentennial
A ruined OCR fragment details an Evacuation Day celebration in New York City with President Arthur and Grant attending. It describes crowds along Fifth Avenue and Broadway, police effort, military escorts, and a ceremonial oath at Fraunce’s Tavern. The piece references Fort George, the George Washington era, and a grand parade with naval salutes and public displays.
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Brent
Ningarvloek
Otuwh
Perade
Yess
George Washington
New York
Bowery Lane
George Clinton
Sissy Carledun
Tie City
Cieneral Knox
Massachusetts
White Hall
Washisgton
Lardor
Fort George
H. VW
Hutatt North River
New Jersey
Sinxty-fifth Street
Day Ridge
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Newniemn Onder
Preservin
Ivy Yar
Arthur
Grant
Varnem
John Cochrane
Irand Marshall
Philadelphia City Cavalry
Iis of
Washington
Aianet
Con
Genk Avia
Eenk
Megaubie
Georg
Negro Cringlcal Lua Charged In Outrage Incident
In Alabama on Friday night a Black man named Lewis Tronston was arrested on a charge related to an attempted outrage in the city. He was taken to the residence, identified, and placed in custody as masked men overpowered the jailer and attacked. Harden, a Black man, was seized. the details describe a violent disturbance and subsequent injuries. Cincinnati reports Collision near Asheville kills Wright and seriously injures his brother with several others slightly hurt as a southbound freight ran without orders on the Seaboard Valley Railway line.
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Om Sob
Biaieaiham
Ala
Lewis Tronston
Ann Atiope
Widenty O
Liem
Cincinnaty
The
Commercial Gazette
Circleville
Seieto Valley Railway
Ashville
Wright
Clalme
Mugrayaviide
Nuatawale
Pevrsineg
Nagon
Murraseville
Wentinset
Hutaber
Ue Pena Fuel Company
Adler
Vysaker
Penk Fuel Company
Abads
Jarry
Claymaker
Haymaker
Nonk
Kiefer
Anne
Hecht
Pension and Army Restorations Kept in Spotlight
Washington debates pension increases for maimed veterans and plans to restore Fitzsoehn Porter to active duty or the retired list. Grant, Porter, and Logan supporters push for reinstatement, while critics urge restraint amid Treasury surplus claims. Lifesaving service reports detail wartime losses and injuries, with casualties and damages outlined, and crime notes conclude with bank and robbery incidents.
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Fitzsoehn Porter
Senate
Congress
Curtin
Pennsylvania
Wrals
Grant
Porter
John Porter
Geant
Genweal Beale
Harry
Bud
Tayy Iy
Huely
Powell
John C. Fremont
Late News Items From a Remote Century
A compilation of items includes the willow crop value in New York County at 120,006 dollars, a Pennsylvanian seeking a Georgia tea farm for Lon Overstone, and news of England’s death duty bequest. Crown Prince Frederick William opens Madrid’s Academy of Jurisprudence, while discussions in London push for a new sanitation offense. Moltke’s privacy, iron mine guards against strikers, and De Lesseps’ canal talks appear alongside Charleston water projects and an electric motor test on Mount McGregor. Additional notes cover Thaddeus Stevens memorial idea, sorghum sugar debates, and a swordfish haul near New Jersey. Reports detail a Camden monster swordfish, buttons with imperial symbols, and a Pittsburgh gas well incident with labor strife. A cold wave hits St Paul with snow and subzero readings in several cities.
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Owing County
New York
Loni Overstone
England
Lloyd Lindsay
Frederick Wiliam King
Alphonse
Academy Jurispudence
Madrid
Chamberlain
London Board Off Trade
Count von Moltke
Third United Sea Infantry
Marquette Chasseura
Iron Mountain
Michigan
de Lesseps
John HE. MacCrary
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Thaddeus Stevens
Tluntineten
Dillon
Strong
Keep
Mitchell
Albany
Great Britain
New Ji
Point Bay
Camden
Samuel Green
Oll
Milforl
Atalse
Cincinnati
Soring
Congress
National Convention of Grangers
Agricultural Department
Artha Wildstein
Cambridge University
Fianascii
Cambridge
Waldstein
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Black Flags
Pirates
Wolf
Schoching
Tral Fot Lerving
Mackmail
al Westminster
George Warden
Caradi
Ian of
Pi Deroums
Destin Tynes
Ce ’ Ri
Tne
Arrdored Aly
DVICE
Lei
Tie Fos
Takig
Iskend
Wal
France
Rother
Lois Boiron
Alving
Frank Reed
Andrew Wilbert
Torshich
Reed
Wilbert
South Side
St. Lovia
Central Pacific Railroad
Wells Fargo Express Company
Deming
Tax
John Price
Hood
Evarina Ousgever
Aabhve
Prave
Uniontown
Capital
Vie
Mason
Mase
Isielders
Ivere
Wuars
Gauvester
Phe
Vic Paige Sperial
AL Beder
Lee County
Whartes CO
Kenfile
Nimchi
Kili
Gerran B
Kenffie
Flis Theagla
No. Crosby Street
Jim
Dou
Dixon
Cialisville
Charten Curceau
Exchange
Corry
Aliss Shelden
Puorkiin
Seth
Will
St. Vaal
St. Paul
Norther Pacific Railroad
Glendlee
Miles City
Forsyth
Billings
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