Fatal Accident and New York Race Highlights Across Cities
A scattershot late 19th century notice set recounts a fatal bridge fall near Cincinnati with three deaths, a Lexington race won by Alexander's chestnut colt in a record time, and assorted regional updates including arrests in Bloomington and Milwaukee, a Bloomington normal school opening, Sioux nations council near Fort Sully, and varied local incidents and business filings across Chicago, Cincinnati, and Springfield.
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Dacacy
Lexington
Alexander
Frank Gregory
Bloomington
Michael & Leitsch Commission Firm
Milwaukee
Robert E. Lee
Washington
Joe Johnson
Normal School
Indian Commission
Fort Sully
Omaha
Cincinnati
Port land Returns Show Chamberlain Leads In State Vote
Port land Missouri reports 109 towns with Chamberlain 27715 and Pillsbury 14683 a Republican loss of 9088 from last year. Statewide turnout expected under 100000 with three sevenths in and majority reduced to about 18500. Boston Roxbury growth and cholera notes also appear along notices from Panama and Nicaragua.
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Portland
Chamberlain
Pillsbury
Adhevwald
Boston
Roxbury
Brooklyn
Herald
Panama
Nicaragua
Richard J. Rousseau
Tlondimas
Fenian Congress closes amid secrecy and heated debate
Cleveland dispatch reports the Fenian Congress ended behind closed doors with armed guards and vows of secrecy. Leaders urged unity, raised troops plans, and debated union with the Irish Revolutionary Brotherhood while criticizing Stevens supporters as adventurers.
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Cleveland
Fenian Congress
Congress
Hferald
Robertsaid
Vise
Great Britain
Paris
Revolutionary Irish Brotherhood
Canada
Fenian Brotherhood
Stevens
Europe
Ireland
PLB
America
Singh
Old Country
Trish
Roberts
F. B
Fenian Brigade
St. Albans
Oswego
Sacketts Harbor
Platts Point
New York
Tiowns
Ben
Casey
Brotherhood
Col. Roberts
Colonal
Fi Wes
Oonireles
Aris
Irish Republic
Mensher
United States
Lehatfal
Quisuuers
Wisconsin State Democratic Convention at Madison
Reports from Omicaco and New York wires describe the Wisconsin State Democratic Convention convening in Madison, Colman resigning from Public Property post to join banking in Fond du Lac, and Meredith appointed as successor. Also notes Trade Union of Cincinnati backing Gen Sam Carey for Congress in Ohio's second district.
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Omicaco
Madison
Col
Colman
Wisconsin
Fon du Lac
Maj
Meredith
Trade Union of
Cincinnati
Sam Carey
Congress
Ohio
Kirkham, Brown & Co
Cairo
Gen. Canby
Wade
Cleveland
Johnson
New York
Sickles
Excelsior Brigade
Congressional Committee
Armers
Citizens’ Bank of Williamsburg
McCulloch
Groesbeck
J. McQueen
South Carolina
Society Hill
New York Market Sees Shaken Up Openings Amid Turmoil
The stock market opened with mixed results as tensions and uncertain coupons affect prices. Investors watched the United States government and major firms as reforms and new instruments influenced early trading. Companies like Western Union and Northwestern Preferred showed notable movements.
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New York
United States
United Bluey
Perle
Coger United
Atquelyt
Western Union
Firlal Hudson
Rock Salamd
Northwestern
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