Fenian fundraising event and other regional notices
A Dublin meeting presided by Michael Davitt raised funds to erect a monument for Fenian men sent to penal servitude in 1867. London rewards offer £100 for George Warden, with bank losses cited. Melbourne informer Joseph Smith lands, then abandons ship at Marseilles. A Welsh ballad singer faces imprisonment for praising O Donnell. Britain’s ministry impeached. trials begin with the Prime Minister. Martial law declared in Ekaterinoslav and surrounding areas.
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Gre
Ne Ar
Baunier
Etah
Siaith’s Sound
Barthis B
Liautemint Greeley
Duan
Katan Culieras
Dublin
Lalving
Michael Davitt
Geward
Warden
George Warden
London and Liver Plate Bank
LN Infpormel Bsc Aes
Melbourne
Marseilles
New Caledonia
Joseph Smith
Phoenix Park
Smith
Giassag
Tlimerlck
Murderer McSteen Hanged for Wife's Murder at county jail
Ness McSteen hanged in fitsbergh for the murder of his wife. Execution witnessed by five hundred. He faced the scaffold calmly, spoke briefly, and was pronounced dead eight minutes after the drop. The crime dated June 9, 1882, when the mother was beaten and axes left beside the scene. Family arrests followed for manslaughter. a separate Philadelphia mystery death involved a grocer found with a revolver near Logan Square. Headly cancels engagements due to illness, heading to Toledo then Cincinnati.
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Mio
Sisters of Mercy
Father Ward
Wiery
Parker Ward
Sternfy
Lee
Lit
Wew Haven
William
Bronson
Eliza
Aml
Amos
Warden
Pimsladelphta
Thomas Atin
Buttanwood
Wee Logan Square
Palin
Headly
Sandusret
Drudge Hoully
Toledo
Cincinnati
O Donnell Denies Role in Carey Murder Slaying
O Donnell testifies in Cape Town hearing denying orders to kill Carey. He recounts a struggle over pistols, Carey’s sudden actions, and a volley that injured both men as witnesses debate who started the violence. The case centers on perjury charges against Tom Carey and surrounding testimonies.
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Carey
O'Donnell
Odonnell
O'Dummell
Odonnells
Malian
Dle
Iysturioua
Cape
O' Donnell
Tie
Greenough
Sudan
Fish
O'Peanell
O Donnell
UO Dannell
Grapplai & Donnell
America
Omm
Unsuccessful Mission to Mexico Ends in Indian Chief’s Death
From Deming comes word that George Wilton and Leroy, who departed on Sept 19 to retrieve Tit the Charley McCuomas from the Indians, returned after Ju the chief drowned in the Casagrande River while drunk. The effort failed due to Mexican troops, authorities, and internal strife. The boy remains with Ju’s widow, who refuses to surrender him. Geronomio now leads the band with 150 warriors and seeks ammunition, even offering a horse for ten cartridges.
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Jus
Geronomio
Peabody Fund Trustees Meet in New York
The Peabody Fund trustees held a meeting in New York on October 1. They accepted the resignation of George Peabody Roussil and elected Dr. Samuel Greene of Boston as his successor. General Agent Carry reported positive progress over the past year, with emphasis on education in the Southern states and North Carolina.
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New York
Peabody Finnd
Geuze Peabody Roussil
Sau Nel Greene
Boston
Carry
Tunb
North Carolina
Arsyst
Puresu of
Washington
Peabody Institutes
Alabama
Arkansas
Eorgia
Louisitna
Sippi
Lada
South Carolina
Texas
West
Delegates Form National Laundrymen's Association
Delegates who arrived to arrange a National Laundrymen's Association adopted a constitution and elected G. JF. Etles of Chicago president. Local associations will keep others advised on matters affecting the laundry business. Adjourned to meet in Philadelphia on October 9.
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Em Vhicago
Laiundrymen’s Association
G. JF. Etles
Chicago
Philadelphia
No Reduction In foreign postage rates
New York Postmaster says common belief in foreign rate cuts is false as the Universal Postal Union rate remains five cents per half ounce for letters abroad. The note explains the ongoing postage policy and why citizens are misinformed.
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New York
Pearson
Tee
Ursal Post Union
Man Drowned After Attempting French Creek Crossing
Special to tie Derrick from Franklin At seven o'clock yesterday evening a man maimed Gus Weyant attempted to ford French Creek at the temporary bridge. The current was very strong carrying the wagon and man down the stream into deep water. Weyant fell off the wagon and was drowned. The teamcued Verant's Indy was found forward. Boston October second six thousand persons witnessed the bicycle races.
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Cire
Derrick
Franklin
Gus Weyant
French Creek
Oman
Weyant
Verant
Indy
Peabody Educational Fund elects Porter to succeed Barnes
The Peabody Educational Fund trustees met and chose ex Governor James D. Porter of Tennessee to succeed the late General Barnes. Executive committee members include William Aiken William M. Evarts A H Stuart HLBR Jackson and D Porter. Finance committee features William M Evarts Hamilton Fish Theodora Lyman A J Drexel and Judge MR Waite. Board adjourns to meet the first Wednesday in October 1884 in this city.
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Peabody Educational Fund
James D. Porter
Tennessee
General Barnes
Wiliam Aiken
P William M. Evarts
A. 71H
Stuart
Hlbr
Jackson
D. Porter
William M. Evarts
Familton Fish
Theodora Lyman
A.J. Drexel
MR. Waite
Interior Secretary Rules Settler Has No Power
The article discusses the Secretary of the Interior ruling that he can relieve settlers from consequences of missteps under withdrawal orders. It notes conflict over land surveys, railroad grants, and legal authority to adjust lines and rights during withdrawal. Also mentions Bull Run veterans visit planning and sanitary inspectors appointed due to yellow fever reports.
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Secretary of the Interior
Pheuiel
Hollew Parker
Canapa
Tual Maes
Wilheiniwa Enaies
Ile Lee
Janis
Northern Pacific
Campanava
Geer
ML Pressey
Belle Titi
Lie Ineal Officg
Aristake
Wien
Gener Shmilton
X Hospital Service
de Colle
Yuna
A. TL
Benson
Arizona
Huachaes
Valneces
Yellow Fever Ravages Reach Mexico and Southwest
A letter from Mazatlan reports between August 15 and September 16, 1880, about 380 deaths in that city from yellow fever. The disease is spreading toward Presidio, Con Cordia, Besnete and Quabicett, with 400 deaths in Guayamas and 23 Sonora company workers dead. Trains continue, freight blocked, and Arizona towns fear quarantine as people flee toward the U.S. Southwest.
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Valladez
Mazatlan
Mexia
Presidio
Concordia
Besnete
Newburn
Tress
Tlemosilin
Mexico
Arizona
Guayamas
Tosi LO Passe
Venty
Sonora
Trittey
Avigana
Strings Suit Against Miss Aggie US Case Details Fraud Claim
A U S Senator filed suit in federal court alleging a marriage contract with Miss Aggie GLU was fraudulent and seeking production of the document to prove the fraud. He denies marriage, accuses Miss THN of scheme to claim his estate, cites Judge Black's will and related bequests. Separate items note Chinese smuggling concerns at the border, a fatal accident near a church, and various regional incidents with limited corroboration.
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Sharon
United States
Ctreuit
Aggie Glu
Atiss
Promis
Tourrat Iiven
Hilt
Ike
Miss Thn
Elaine Unthis
Black
Ieister
Connecticut Avenue
Desales
Tehecca
Thawtii
Gaurfedl
Corewnedd
Potomac
Washiton
Boller Shops Destroyed in Ottawa Fire
Ottawa Ont Oct 4 Campbell and Co boller shops were damaged by fire in a blaze that caused about 20000 dollars in losses and left the building only partially insured.
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Boller
Ottawa
Ont
Campbell & Co
Thirty third Episcopal convention opens in Philadelphia
Fragmented late news items report the thirty third general convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church opening in Philadelphia. The note includes various disjointed items on rail stock increases, a homicide, a general’s travel, bids for nickel coinage, a fatal fire at Oswego, and the opening of the American Institute Fair with storm damage and Nassau isle events.
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Protestant Episcopal Church of the
Dorchester
N. H
John W. Brooks
Colburn
Ana Botwe
Crooks
Ed Cletentt
Roger A.dryer
Ensiant
Foxty Phan Tivo
Encock
Ile
Ann Arbor
Wat Dive A
Berl
Fowa
United States
Min
Joseph Whartot
Neal
Oswego
Haines
Robert Nicholson
EH. J. Bonner
New York
Nassau
Wool Indies
Nassar
Military Protection Refused in Carter County Sheriff Actions
The Carter County sheriff sought a writ from Judge Knott to compel a local militia company to assist in enforcing the hanging of Elis Craft. The judge refused the order, stating it was the sheriff's duty to use all lawful means to arrest those who refused to obey. The October date refers to the contested proceeding.
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Ciuanwercleth
Frankfort
Carter
Flavernor Knott
Company
Utilitia
Onde
Elis Craft
Sayin Id
A Tewksbury Ticket Novel Campaign Notes
A garbled OCR passage hints at a novelty in campaign documents tied to Butler managers. It references reader Regukie Republics, mentions Juma entitle, and notes focus on state efficiency and Towt defense with Almstrudase.
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Rastox
Oat
Butler
Regukie
Int Furia
Amdi
One of the most audacious enterprises on the Pacific Coast collapses
An early corporate disaster unfolds as the famous Stein Aeliedte company near Providence is described as a major venture with a capital of 000,000. Directors include Lubuil Stanford Moses Hopkins Peviing Mo Sept and Governor Perkins. In another incident a fire in Attleboro, Massachusetts damages jewelry firms, with losses around 20,000. A separate fire in New Orleans destroys a cotton gin house and warehouse on Bayou Rards, insured.
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Prisncista
Aupordiah Anterprisi
Pate
Aueifie Stein Aeliedte
Matoufactorit
Ure
Lubuil Stanford Moses Hopkins
Peviing Mo
Guvernar Perkins
New Orleane
Pireayue
Alexandria
Bayou Rards
Rls. Day
New Orleans
Paper Mill Destroyed in Tit Street Fire at Taunton
In Tit STi ELp Mass Cit, John A Decker's paper lost last night with estimates of 255000 in loss and 27060 in insured liabilities. In nearby Sprengelield Glenn Wootes Co liquidation shows 368000 liabilities and 49000 assets. Nine Peniness Houses Burned across 13 firms with losses around 520000 and insurance 16006. Carmi E Daily sells Main road property west of Fredond to Gearly Yarsh for 4900. parcel includes 16 acres with brick house and barn in good condition.
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Elp
Mass
John A. Decker
Carmi E. Daily
Fredond
Gsear
Yarsh
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Over the
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Greeleys
Sturmer
Tloxpon
Ekaterinoslav
South Re
Nes McSteen
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O’donnell
Bradford
Erie
Here
Waerkinen
J.C. Fox
J. C. Fox
Wells
Angola
the Peabody Fund
Bustos
Charles Ye
Linan
Tmd
Olty
O. Hk. Halpert & Co
Dewey
T. D. Wills
Lt. I
John i Ogo W. Julian
Parker Pillsbury
Johnson
George W. Clark
Charles Jay
Dr. Whitmey
C. N. Bryan
Mr. Tanner
Buffalo
Alton
Lovejoy
EB. Biovham
AH. Robinson
England
Charles Hazen
B. Bh. Thirmham
Buyt Presay
Peabody Meeting
Burkis
Get
Norning
Utente Fess Ds
Yoste
Ue Insurancs
Exposition Society
F . Horgan
Iant Ramos
Morgan Smith
Dansville
N.Y
Cie
Thomas K. Beorher
Sauator Slaror
Miss Aggie
Atlle
British Columbia
Victoria
Paget Sound
Charles McCabe
Shire
Lanergas
Andi Man
Vestenlay Nerates Beawecen
Matones
Davente
AU Kaitread
Trrrawa
Camel Pacific
Asca
Patally
Wise
Scuanxtos
White Oak Mines
Yesterdy
Richard Clapfer
Anthony Curley
Arthaer
Fane Rives
Maas
Artie
Weat Ustane
Newport
Wickford
Jumellan
Neatth
Tewksbury
Providence
Skinner
Yessader McNonab
Rostox
Attleboro
Secral Jewelry Manufacturing Establishments
Messrs. Wetherell
Tf, Wood & Co
Aml Herting & Sos
Sprengeleld
Glenn Wootes Company
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