Freeport and Keeseville Fire Toll in New York
News of the week reports major fires at Adirondack Hotel Nolette House and thirty buildings in Keeseville, N Y, with extensive damage and insured losses. Other items note mill losses near Syracuse, worker displacements, a coroner’s inquest in Paterson, and various incidents from coast to coast including poison cases, drownings, mining accidents, naval visits, and political events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adirondack
Nolette House
Keesville
N.Y. Tees
Syracuse
N. Y
Lowe
Ine Purance
Ton. A. W. Sawyer
Supreme Court of
New Hampshire
Gobert
Paterson
N.d
James Kennedy
Bulilo
Erietha
Fulkerson Declares Independent Run Against Senator Mahone
Political figure Fulkerson, who failed to secure the Re adjuster Congressional nomination in Virginia's Ninth District, announces an independent bid against Senator Mahone. The move signals a split within the party and sets a high-stakes contest for the upcoming election season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulkerson
Virginia
Mahone
Outrage Fueled Crises Report Span Across Europe and Asia
In London a plan to place two busts of Henry W Longfellow in Westminster Abbey emerges as spinners in Bradford face collapse with B Wright Son failing under 800000 liabilities. Polish interior unrest and apathy by officials mock justice while Irish constables resign over transfers. Coron capital riots kill the Queen and others. Japan threatens rigid reparations and possible war. Calcutta dispatches note Hindu Muslim rioting in Salem with civilians murdered and bodies dumped in wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Henry W. Longfellow
Westmmeler Abbey
B. Wright & Son
Bradford
England
Poland
Timerick
Coron
Japan
Coroa
Calcutta
Salem
India
Fragmentary Ottoman Era Report on Middle East Turmoil
The text outlines behind the scenes moves involving the Khedive, Arabi Pasha, and British actions in Egypt and Constantinople. It notes limited reform offers, water shortages in Alexandria, and negotiations with Russia and France. It mentions mutinies aboard an Egyptian frigate, clashes near Kassala, and joint Ottoman British operations with Indian troop reinforcements pending.
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Chamber of Notable
Tbrahim
Mierot
Unt
Lord Granville
Alexandria
de Leareps
Elaine
France
Napoleon
Mexico
Jiniferin
Council of Ministera
Arabi Pasha
England
Constantinople
Russia
Car
Kassagain
Cen
Gratiam
Toulba Pagba
Alex
Angria
Sultan Pashe
Port Said
Porte
Turkey
Lowell Woleeley
Michigan Democrats platform at Jackson convention
The Michigan Democrats met in Jackson on August 23 with full delegations and adopted a platform urging home rule, constitutional amendments for city and postal district votes, civil service reform, tariff reform toward free trade, river and harbor project scrutiny, and state fiscal reform including competitive bidding for annual tax sales. Fusion with Greenbackers was adopted. J W Legole named candidate for Governor. Eugene Pringis named for Lieutenant Governor.
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Michigan
Jackson
Vestminsters
Brescia
Democratic Party
Congress
Tla
Greenbackers
Grand Rapida
Aunwer Wis
Gee
Cepling
Angounang
J. W. Legole
Vyhe
Dftun
Eugene Pringis
William Shakespeare
Kalamazo
Brute
Jamed Blair
Grand Rapids
Edward Kauter
Detroit
Stile Lrunsarer
Jimothy EB
Parsney
East Sagan
Ghargl
G. Obasu Coodwin
le, Rowley
Ton
HD. Pugh
Lanking
A. J. Shekespeara
Kalamazoo
Plague and disasters loom in global storm of cholera and fires
Manila reports 300 cholera deaths in one day while Yokohama records 572 in twenty days. Tokio sees about fifty deaths daily. Irish constabulary petition the Lord Lieutenant after dismissals, threatening strike. Europe fears plague in Ruveia. Yellow fever in Penwicca forces Fort Barancas garrison move to Mobile. Farmersville’s business district burns, losses around 80000 dollars. Richard Weeks seeks faith healing at revival led by Evangelist Barnes. Girard College president Allen dies. Tug Wilson returns to England. HavertulI, Massachusetts endures fire destroying 100000 dollars of property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Phillippine Islands
Yokohama
Tokio
Penwicca
Fort Barancas
Mobile
Farmersville
Richard Weeks
Indianapolis
Evangeliot Barnes
Allen
Girard College
Tug Wilson
England
Havertuli
Mass
Miscellaneous Gleanings and Crime News From Baltimore
The column notes Baltimore butchers protest liver trade dislocation by a Chicago freezer firm. It reports Joe Goss seeking a fight with Tug Wilson within four months for 2000 a side. US business failures total 182 last week, 16 fewer than prior week and 53 more than last year. Nickel Plate Railway plans New York Chicago St Louis express service with telegraph, fast freight, and competition aims. Free-Whitters convention at Watking Glen, N C endorses anti-religion platform. Silver coins to Philadelphia mint for reecoinage. Newfoundland fishermen face a bad season, livelihoods at risk. Gen Sherman plans to retire in November 1883, with final move to St Louis.
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Baltimore
Voles
Indigny
Chicago
Maryland
Joe Goss
Tug Wilson
United States
New York, Chicago and St Louis
Nickel Plate
Ite Oi
New York
St. Louis
National Convention of Free- Whitters
Watking Glen
N. C
Philadelphia
Newfoundland
Sherman
Washington Notes on Monuments and Land Reports
Washington notes express opposition to using the monument as a signal station or weather bureau link, with elected custodians ready to block such use. The piece blends reports on land sales, military robberies, and statements by officials about fiscal and administrative matters, including details about land acreage and government expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Monument Association
Weather Bureau
Washington
Cieneral Lani
Chia
United States Mail
Crlabe
Amzont
Etizans
Goen
Martin D. Hardin
Col
Brimacel
Sturgid
District of Columbia
Dr. Bliss
Renin
Leyburn
Postoffice
Jeane Eoly
Mieplis
Treasury
Treasury Department
Ehow
Ebius Atlin
British and Ottoman Forces Clash in Egypt War News
Reports from Aug 23 to Aug 28 describe raids and executions in Ismailia and Port Said, British and Egyptian fortifications along the canal, and deepening international pressure. Telegrams cite Arabi’s fortifications, Italian and Turkish diplomacy, and Wolseley’s actions near Matuette as fighting develops across the Suez region.
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Aboukir
Ismailia
Txdmaitia
Constantinople
Lord Dufferin
Isiam
Suez
Port Said
Arabi
Madrid
Spain
Russia
Germany
Suez Canal
Syria
Arabia
Egypt
England
Christiane
Avia Minor
Berrout
Alexandria
Cairo
Bort Sidard Vemictia
Alexanda
Bultan
Deonit
Wolseley
Mugtar
Tigsad
Molidor
Porte
Koghuuxt
Jund Dufferin Vial
Great Britain
Alexiechin
Meky
Quarruline
Ting Pasha
Greenback State Convention Nominates Hobinson for Governor
The Kansas Greenbackers at Topeka adopted a platform aligning with the Chicago and St. Louis movements. They pledge the party’s vote to enforce laws in Kansas and seek to reduce money interest rates, with Ex-Gov Hobinson nominated for Governor and a full ticket named, including J. G. Boyne and A. P. Elder for key posts and H. L. Phillips among Congressmen-at-Large.
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G. W. Jones
Kansas
Topeka
P. H. Elder
W. J. A. Montgomery
Chicago
Mherely
National Executive Committees
St. Louis
National
Greenback-Labor Party
Obage Hobinson
Kanens
J. G. Boyne
Atnto
A. P. Elder
W. B. Garrison
J. Eb Ludlow
J. Db
McBrina
Public Instruction
J. 8. Whiteman
Justics
Death by Flood Ravages Texas Towns and Causes Widespread Loss
Reports from Fort Copeha describe catastrophic flooding along the North Concho and Ben Ficklin. Dozens killed including families Metcalf and daughter and Mexicans at Kelly’s and Seauly’s ranches. Towns like San Angeles submerged, courthouse and jail washed away, lighthouse spared. Telegraph lines down, many homes and businesses destroyed, floods force residents to flee to rooftops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Islveston
Tex
Fort Copeha
Ben Picklin
Drowbing
Mia
Metcalf
George Trobert
Scott
Owens
Kelly’s Ranch
Seauly
Joseph Mathews
Ben Ficklin
San Angeles
Concho
P.m
Hue
Te Concho Hotel
Court House
Fort Davis
Pears
Ne Lonn
Laldwin
The Wheat Crop Probable Yield by State
The thirteen leading wheat states would produce about 914000 bushels per state, totaling 454470000 bushels for the nation. If these states account for 80 percent of the crop, the full national yield is estimated near 546400000 bushels.
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Bist
T&s
Kinnsas Amianodl
The Vain Pallet and the Fox Tale
An illustrated fable about a perched pallet teased by a fox over flattery and appearance. The fox flatters the pallet and pretends affection while planning a meal as rain ends the scene. An old rooster warns about flattery and danger, concluding with a moral on vanity.
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Detroit
Bree Press
Horrible Death of Captain on Schooner Benson
Captain James Anderson of the schooner Benson died in a gruesome accident while loading timber at Serpent River camp on Lake Superior. A timber grip seized his head and tore it from his body as crew watched in shock. the crew and others aboard mourned the loss of a well regarded captain long associated with Hartina & Co. in Port Dalhousie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Anderson
Allerigy
Erin
Anderson
Hong
Benson
Boty
Wadetaker
Port Dalhousie
Anderson Tad Beste
Fricuids
Hartina& Co
Bares
Embolism of the Brain and Related Health Notes
The article explains embolism as a blockage of a small artery by foreign particles in blood, differing from thrombosis. It notes brain, kidney, and spleen risks, outlines causes from pus granules to bone fragments, and describes how symptoms resemble apoplexy, with speech disorders arising from brain involvement. It cites age patterns and potential triggers like mental excitement or heavy exertion.
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Eart
Arthur
Newport
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Timothy Bailey
Ballston
N.Y
Marthia
Flora Crosley
Minnie Peddict
Juniata River
Huntingdon
Pennsylvania
Weet
John Brown
Osawatanioa
Califoria
Oklahoma
Payne
Dry Creek
Jidinai Territory
G. A. Tucker
New South Wales
Juila
Insans
Galluma
Salt Lake
Lwo Sane Pergvnd
Joseph A. Shirk
Lue Wuat
Ragle Creek
Trent
Col. Whiney
Royal Artilery
Maj
Lanmer
Tobinsor
Red Cloud
McCulicuddy
Wulows
Gav. Cameron
Mary Booth
Jehane
Gaem
Mr. Jones
Uint Uies
Defendiand
Couteary
Tate
Wocking
Lanegater
Ulio
Masdoges
Guanished Wath
Lak
Heetz
Fedia
Depaunw
New Albany
Axtauy
Tanenburg
Garland Wlu &Optick
Court
Tha
Puin
Boratial
Monroe
North Carolina
Brownsville
Texner
Aticken
Pensacola
Miki
Lennyson
John F. Sunengom
George Upton
W. W. Kelley
Land Oolice
C. O. Miller
J. Nichols
B. IL. Ford
Bulters
Ben Colvin
Baymaw
Trnas Republicans
Austin
J. G.tracy
Charon
Texas
J. E. Davis
Washington Notes
Foreign News
Trevelyan
Treland
Belfast
Travelyan
Pruliey
Ireland
Concho River
London Times
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Bengo
Ian
Wieler
Ries Joka Perenne
Eran
Ate Eran
Cerennes
Mawsony Juas
Aly Witkat
Edna
Wyo Coiamon
Ieee
Ceeers Pepe Pede
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