Revolutionary Tendency of Things in Mexico Reported
Telegraph dispatches describe a rising revolutionary mood in Mexico and speculate General Fuerre may stay away from the frontier. McMahon the Texas schoolteacher’s body was found near Mesquite with violent dismemberment. McNeely’s men claim thirteen Mexican dead and one wounded, with Cortina’s followers angered by the defeat. Stock prices in western Texas fall as ranchers fear raids. Reports of Foglea’s death lack verification.
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New Orleans
Galveston
Brownaville Cprcial
Mexico
Fuerre
McMahon
Mesquite
Pariah
McNeely
Resaca Dela Palma
Cortina
Texas
Foglea
Trial of Count Von Arnim Concludes with Embezzlement Errors
The trial in the Prussian Diet resumed with the public prosecutor seeking imprisonment for Count Von Arnim over embezzlement in abstracting official documents. The prosecution argued guilt on two document series with a 2.5 year sentence. defense contested municipal court competence. The Prussian diet closed. separately Wilson, a Conservative, was elected to Parliament from West Suffolk.
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Beguig
Count von Arnim
Beruin
Arrest of Postmaster Wahle in Libel Case
Cincinnati June 16 Postmaster Wahle was arrested yesterday by ex cashier Charles Turner for libel accusing him of withholding employee pay Wahle posted bond to appear next Monday A valuable present Lord Charles Pelham Clinton gifted to Peter Gibson owner of the Gibson house a silver plate set valued at 4000 for protecting and managing Mount Carbon estate in West Virginia
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Cincinnati
Wahle
Charles Turner
Charles Pelham Clinton
England
Mount Carbon
Kenawha Valley
West Virginia
Peter Gibson
Gibson House
Body of Unknown Man Found Dead in Narcoes
The decomposed body of a presumed traveling whiskey agent, identified by a business-card from Petree Filla Strewber Cognac France and whiskey houses in Louisville Chicago St Louis New York and Covington, was found near Bottom Bluff Narcoes Louisiana last Sunday. Foul play suspected but cannot be confirmed due to decomposition.
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Narcoes
Bottom Bluff
Petree Filla Strewber
Settlement Probable Between the F and Pennsylvania Railroads
The Pennsylvania Railroad board approved the New York basis for an agreement with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and telegraphed the action to the B&O board, now in session, awaiting reply.
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PhiLapeLenia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New York
B. and O. R. R. Co
Seasion
Brown University Holds 107th Commencement
Brown University celebrated its 107th commencement in Providence today. The graduating class assembled at the First Baptist meeting house for exercises, then gathered for a campus dinner on the grounds.
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Brown University
B.J
First Baptist Meeting House
Dartmouth Bequest From Tappan Wentworth Crests 175000
Darmouth College in Luck Massachusetts reports a death on June 13 and a bequest of about 175000 from Tappan Wentworth of Lowell. The bulk of his estate goes to Dartmouth College.
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Darmonth College
Luck
Hanover
Mass
Tappan Wentworth
Lowell
Dartmouth College
A Bloodthirsty Wife Captures Headlines in Newaux
In Newaux New Jersey Captain Joe Green was fatally stabbed by Mrs Surray who charged him with guiding her husband to drink. In Couuuson Ohio the twelfth district senatorial convention nominated William Miller of Columbus for state senator as delegates gather for tomorrows events.
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Newaux
N. J
Joe Green
Surray
Couuuson
Twelfth District
Wm. Miller
Columbus
Keeley Motor Promises Water Fueled Train Power
A Philadelphia inventor John W. Keeley claims a water and air powered motor, the Keeley Motor, can drive a train from Philadelphia to New York without fuel. Backed by New York and Philadelphia capitalists, the device uses a multiplicator with iron chambers and a water reservoir, with tests reported by engineers, yet the inventor keeps details secret awaiting patents.
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Cor
N.Y
Adelphia
Philadelphia
New York
John W. Keeley
Mr. Keeley
James S. Yarnell
John Stiltz
Charles Collier
J. W. Schuckers
Wm. Boekel
Charles B. Till
Morristown
N.J
Rutherford
United States Navy
J. Snowde
Bell
Chas
B. Collier
Schuylkill
England
Hebér
Nest Hiding in Court in Hen Larceny Case
In Pittsburgh, a quarter sessions trial featured a hen theft charge. The defendant’s witness proved ownership by showing purchase of the same hen two weeks earlier near the Monongahela. An egg dropped from the box as proof. the court and jury were amused as the prosecution was handed the egg as a fee.
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Monongahela
Woman of 1103 Years Residing in Crab Orchard
A.M. Adams reports Mrs. Elizabeth Manuel, a Crab Orchard resident and North Carolina native, now aged about 1103 years. She raised seven children, the youngest fought in the Mexican war, and she has shown remarkable health and memory for her age despite a nine week illness onset.
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A. D. Adams
Crab Orchard
Elizabeth Manuel
North Carolina
Red nose buyer wins bidding at Harrison Avenue sale
At a household goods auction on Harrison avenue a bidding contest erupted when a woman with a blue bow was told a red nosed rival could not buy. The woman with the red nose pushed through, pushed the price to 12 dollars, and declared no cross eyed bluff would stop her.
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Harrison Avenue
Domestic anecdotes and Windsor chapel gossip in a late 19th century page
A jumble of humorous vignettes from a Titusville philosopher and Mrs Agassiz misadventure, a crude council battle tale from Avoca, a Windsor Castle memorial chapel description, and college town chatter about Marathon the- mopym and other locales with boisterous youths.
Perilous Playfellows: Baby, Nurse, and a Snake
In a curious incident a nurse caring for Atkins' baby, about two years old, left the child and returned to find it in a cheerful mood. The infant was playing with a snake using a stick, thinking it a friend. The nurse killed the reptile, ending the dangerous pastime.
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Atkins
Nurae
Perkigos
Money, Lectures, and Twain Wits Parade in Boston
The Boston Transcript ribbed currency nostalgia with a quip about a worthless promissory note and a fifty-cent bill’s devaluation. Elizabeth Cady Stanton’s new lecture titled Greeley Seward and Weed is anticipated with a jab at her supposed nickname. Mark Twain jokes about a portable mosquito net letting people sleep in church as flies swarm the minister.
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Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Mark Twain
Financial and Commercial News From New York Markets
New York market report and commodities commentary dated June 16 notes gold at 11632, government bonds steady, stocks dull, and various rail and canal shares mixed. Cotton heavy, flour firm, wheat dull, corn firmer, oats rising, pork heavy, lard higher, whisky $1.20, petroleum crude and refined steady, coal and leather unchanged.
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Atlantic and Pacific
Indiana Central
Chicago
Burlington
Quanniba
St. Joe
New York
Milwaukee
Chicago Market Summary Sparks Wide Move in Grains and Provisions
Wheat prices dropped with cash bids near 98 cents and July offerings around 99 to 99.34 cents. Corn held firm with cash near 69% cents and July around 70? cents. Oats remained steady at 58 1/2 cents cash and July 56 1/2. Barley firm at 132 dollars cash and 113.9 for September. Pork unsettled and weak at 18.75 cash and 19 for August. Lard weak at 133.00 cash and 182 for August. Whisky unchanged. Hog receipts about 2,000. market dull and weak 25 to 30 cents lower. Peas to very good at 650 to 700. chicks at 0.
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Telegraph
Chicago
Toledo Market Telegraph Notes Flour Wheat and Oats Prices
Market telegram from Toxicpo Ohio reports flour quiet and oats dull. Wheat demand fair with No 2 white Wabash at 1.2914 dollars and No 1 white Michigan around 1.27 to 1.29. Red wheats mixed with August delivery futures near 1.26 to 1.27. Oats bid 1.2514 and lake freight markets dull.
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Telegraph
Toxicpo
Michigan
Agust
Market notes from Cincinnati and Chicago reports
The telegram summary reports steady wheat at 120 to 125, corn at 73 to 75, oats 64 to 67, cotton 147 cents, pork at 19.00, lard nominal, bulk meats dull with shoulders 8 cents and rib at 11.25 bids, and hogs 6.60 to 7.30 for common to extra. Chicago fair wine prices at 1.17 per barrel, New York quotes 2.20, and highwines sales at 1.17 flat.
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Wilson
Weat
Pennsylvania
Providence
CRIME
Lemthor Frohahi
Pittsburgh Leader
Courier-Journal
Detroit Free Press
Titusville
Council Bluffs
Avoca
Victoria
Prince Consort
Windsor Castle
Kos
Boston Globe
Marathon
Eltisens
Eli Perkins
Thas
Boston Transcript
Financial and Commercial
New York Stock Market
New York Market
Chicago Market
Toledo
Highwines
Curcago
Progr
Ptughes & Humphreys
State
Sincer
Pyke
Negy
Umbrellas
SND
Fort Wayne
Ind
Sincer & Pyke
Rail Road St
Pittsburgh Depot
Fort Wayre
Creemeatel
SAFES
S. Smick
Columbia
THE
ONE Price Millinery
J. Pierr
Calhoun Street
Calhoun
TBO
Victoria Avenue
Clinton Street
Fisher
Henry Tens
Piqua Avenue
Isla
Ic Ae
Henry Williams
South
Fisher& Tons
John Hough
Berry Street
Court House
Bags, Prest
J. J. Whits
Sec
EB. J. Fisher
Leste
Bass’ Foundry
Machine Works
Judson's
Buliwell & Pierce’s
Wooton’s Patent
Cabinet Office
Von
the Wooton Desk CO
Indianapolis
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Merrill and
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Patent Cabinet Office
Pricalre
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Milwaukee Market
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Maatri Scueax
West Main Street
Stanley, Bieber & CO
Fort Wayne, Ind
Thos. Stevens
W. & E. Stevens
Alsy St
East End of
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Attorneys-At-Law
Pura
Aniel Ryan
S Hi Bloomhuff
MD Eke Ae
Calkoen Atreet
Architecs
George Trenam
Ween
Washington van Wort
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Port Conmastion Land
H H. Bossler
Alert Hook & Ladder Company No. 1
L R Buckwalter
H Carter
Hknights of
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FA Umboldt Lodge NO
K.P
Rosenthal
Graf
W Nordhurst
Ayne Lodge
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Masonic Hall
D Bayless
W M
J S Gregg
Thomas Dyer
George W Wilson
Treas
Phil Grund
See’ry
Felix Comincavish
Tyler
Wane Council NO
Joseph A Stellwagon
M. Ford F Bolts
Catholic Library
Wolke
Mayer House
Philip Singleton
U. A. M. Ecatur Council NO
E. H. Nill
J Fied
Consetlor
Isaac W. Baker
C . Chas. Davis
Fane Frygetter
Dad Fellows
Wayne Lodge
Vordermark
Joseph Bienen
McKean
Ummit
J Bookwalter
C Clark
W Safin
JM Graff
Fabmonyy Lodge NO. 19
RF Anna
R H Harrison
WM Meyera
P Grand
Killen
Tspany Rania
West Water Street
E. Sinclair
Hamilton
Rank Palls City
Iowa
Nebraska
Burlington & Missouri River RB. R.co
Ebraska Lands
Aca
Beck’s
Ft. Wayne
Ea Rey Ie Ae
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