Appointed Examiners of the Times Office Debated in Probate Court
In Chicago a contested probate hearing over appointments to examine the Chicago Times office ends with Mrs. Storey’s counsel securing appointment of Lysan Trumbull and G. Asay to examine accounts. Earlier Patterson sought Water and William Henry Smith but withdrew as the court ordered new examiners. The case signals ongoing litigation surrounding control of the Times business.
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Eymae Trumball
E. G. Asay
Engineas
Chicago Times
Cincacy
Austin
Patterson
W. F. Storey
Chicago Tints
Septimaus Water
William Kenry Smith
Times
Hint Water
The
Ile
Ales
Storey
William Henry Smith
William Penn Nixon
Smith
Inter Ocean
Fr. Patterson
Joseph Medtli
Alfred Cowles
Klcene
Andrew Shuman
John I. Wilson
Evening Journal
Vermao Raster
Saats Zeitung
Martin ¢. Russell
Herald
3. Water
Lysan ‘Trumbull
G. Asay
President Arthur Confined to Bed in New York City
News on President Arthur's illness at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York, doctors pessimistic about recovery, and no plan to resume duties soon. Reports note Postmaster General Gresham notified, and air therapy failing to help.
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Fifth Avenue
New York City
Washington
Arthur
Fifth Avenue Hotel
New York
Geneva
Gresham
Thunder Storm in Massachusetts and Destruction at Edgeworth
A severe thunder storm swept Maxpen Massachusetts on Thursday evening with high winds uprooting shade trees and destroying fruit trees. Lightning struck William Hargraves house injuring several occupants, while a barn at Walnut Suill housing a horse burned and was destroyed with a loss of 1500. The Enterprise Mine at Wirstswarm Py is abandoned after a cave in. 350 workers idle as rescue fails for a trapped mule and surface danger rises. Louisville and Texas Hallway completes 445 miles from New Orleans to Memphis with celebrations marking a new southern transport link.
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Massachusetts
Maxpen
Mass
William Hargraves
Edgeworth
Wirstswarm
Enterprise
High Compliment to Consul Mason at Marseilles
The Treasury asks immigration officers to bar likely public charges while not returning those with plans for self support. A commendatory note praises Consul Frank H. Mason for remaining at Marseilles during the cholera outbreak. New mail arrangements in San Francisco aim to speed delivery. Land officials seek more agents to examine titles and punish fraudulent entries amid reports on dispositions of papers and cannibalism rumors. A drowning accident at Welland Canal claims four students. Temporary loan negotiations in Coxcorp report.
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Washncrox
Treasury Department
Commissioners of Immigration
Mason
Davis
United States
Frank H. Mason
Marseilles
Toulon
Cites
Thompson
Railway Mail Bureau
San Francisco
Ogden & San
McFarland
Congress
Greely Party
Faint Heat Deaths Rise in New York Area
New York on September 13 reports a heat spell raising the death rate with twenty five sudden deaths from eight this morning to noon. Other items note a freight collision near Jeffersonville, oil refiners meeting secretly at Pittston, a block of stores burning in Michsad, and a clarification on Edgar Thomson Steel Company wage rumors. Governor Hood orders local military back to Hocking Valley mines as yellow fever illness reaches Boston quarantine facilities.
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New York
Colunsus
Iloadty
Hocking Valley
Dacyrus Guards
Upper Sandusky
Fourteenth Regiment
Political notes unite Louisiana Republicans on electoral ticket
Louisiana Republicans resolved longstanding differences and formed a united electoral ticket with three factions sharing leadership under regular Republicans supervision. The combined ticket splits evenly between old Republicans and newly converted Democrats supporting Blaine. New York notes rail against official Greenback alignment and party independence at Union Square. Prohibition shows strong statewide gains with 90,000–100,000 projected votes and a 40,000–50,000 majority. Republican conventions in Denver seat anti Hills delegates and nominate Eaton for Governor and Breen for Lieutenant Governor after lengthy balloting. The Saratoga social science convention closes with papers on reform methods and Hebrew charities, planning meetings in New Orleans in December and Saratoga in September 1835. The New Brunswick bank considers resuming after a suspending period, with cashiers settling debts and insurance polices likely paid without contest. A deadly encounter in South Boston ends with one man mortally stabbed after a rivalry and a church-tied confrontation. Fire underwriters in Albany elect officers, and Chippewa Valley flood damages run high, with substantial losses to mills, bridges, and real estate.
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Blaine
New Yon
My. George ©. Jones
New York State
National Greenback Labor Party
People’s Demostatis Party
No. EG Union Square
Nationa Party
IM 7
Sturtevant Clause
New York
Ity
Vportlane
anti-Hills
Benjamin Ti, Eaton
Wild County
Peter Breen
Social Sciences
Saratoga
N. Y
American Social Science Convention
Edward M. Shepard
Brooklyn
Civil Service
White
Cornell University
Taylor
New Haven
Hebrew Charities
Mary M. Cohen
Philadelphia
Professor Nayland
Carroll D. Wright
Boston
Magoon
LU. L. Wayland
New Orleans
Cholera Fears Rise as Butchers Refuse Work in Narwus
Narwus reports a slight drop in cholera deaths and new cases but continues to note panic. Butchers refused to work, prompting municipal shops and workers to be opened. Turin donates 200 cattle for the sick, with other cities following suit. Substantial cholera reports and global notes include Dawson’s knighthood, Formosa defenses, and inditement of Payne in Kansas.
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Narwus
Turin
John William Dawson
Mechill University
Montreal
Parker
Formosa
Shanghai
Kinpai
China
France
Tientsin
Chita
Tonquin
Berlin
Heinrich Randad
Togo
West Africa
Cairo
Disibil
Gordon
Mapain
Alcantesia
Pyrenees
Rowr
Italy
Victoria
Ibis
Humbert
Murder Most Foul in Augusta Street Railway Fire
A brutal murder occurred Thursday night at Augusta Summerville Street Railway offices. Night watchman William Wales, over sixty, was found dead with a head wound and body burned. Fire aimed to destroy the building. thirty eight dollars were stolen. Two arrests reported. coroner's inquest begun. Indignation ripples through the neighborhood.
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Avgusta
Augusta
Wales
Washington's grave mystery linked to skull theft claim
Richvoxp Virginia September 13 Henry Lamb ninety one who died in Fairfax County recently resided near Mt Vernon for years. He maintained until death that Washingtons remains vault was violated and the skull carried to France sold. He alleged sailors of a French ship anchored in the Potomac near Mt Vernon swapped the skull.
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Washington
Richvoxp
Ilenry Lamb
Fairfax County
Mt Vernon
France
Potomac
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Iman
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Lie
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Gilby
Tae McBride Wiltiamea
Centras
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Williams
McBride
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Rennett
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