Yellow fever spread and banking notes dominate New England news
A chaotic 1882 report notes $150 million in bonds surrendered by national banks and potential total near $180 million. It cites 17 new yellow fever cases in Brownsville Texas with three deaths, plus delays in publishing daily data. Fire reports, bridge work, and other incidents fill the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Texas
Aetia
New England
Cohoes
N. Xi
New York
Chicago
National
Board of Health
Rio Grande
St al
West Shore
N.Y
Honora
Rot Urea
Rownavi
Matar
Bayer
Saratdgh Springs
Houry
Mobile
Alabama
Perkins
Mississippi
Posse
George & Coe
New ‘York
J. J. Gage
First National Bank of Chicago
Sao’ Esata
J. Thomas -Smith
Baltimore
Daniel Annan
Maryland
W. EB. Gould
A. B
Hepburd
Ana ’A
D. Lynch
Loulaville
Ohio River
Fomarkavle
Britain
Ti United Staten
Switzerland
Otherlands
Balelii
Geratli
Kaneas
Jana
Browneville
Tex
oTrce
Weahington
Texon
Washeington
J Jub
National Greenback and Democratic Nominations Feature in State Conventions
The piece reports on multiple political conventions and nominations. It notes figures such as Martin, Hirst Diserlett Dy Ri, and H. D. Dunbir, plus platforms endorsing debt relief, national bank policies, free coinage, and fair elections. It mentions the New York convention, Georgia and Virginia political actions, and the Massachusetts Greenback Labor party ticket led by General B. F. Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia
Vermont
Martin
National Bankera
Association Saetine Convertion We Een
George Bree
Ork
New York
Fork
Antrep
Turx
Georgia
Atlanta
Tonath
Obiarles
Hanes Nies
Virginia Beth Jy
Henry Riyes
Eguthe
Barlow
John
Vans
Louial
tAroy
Herron
iWreat
Vite
Pirates Eraurle
Eustece Gibson
Borner
Lowa
D.M. Clarks
Miskdysl
Socodd
Willam Quayley
Parkers
Marshalltows
Walkat
John Feley
Aualten
Wiese Thompson
Rel
Timmerman
Supréme Court
Bonarden
Supreme Court
L.A. Palmer
Jaidig
Bapkemo
Wolith
Charles
H Bronson
Perea
Oman
Mleplaan
da O. Burrows
Missouri
Farr
Gunenal
Congress
Umpota
Kentucky
Henry
Clark
MaCatnay
Amoyicatt Microscofist ’ Society
Virginia
Johm ‘Cosgrove
Republica
Connecticut
New Haven
Massachusetts
Greenback Labor Party
Boston
B. F. Butler
Fragmented World News Fragments and Notices
A garbled OCR jumble reports various events and figures from multiple regions. Mentions of Tibet restoration, Montreal drowning near Lake Megkego, Dublin disturbances, Lord Mayor reprimands, Mont Blanc, and a coronation in Austria are cited among scattered names and places with unclear connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cetowayo
Dublin
Dillon
Reuters
Dwysnt Gray
Dub‘ih
Dublin Hirceman's
Aloe
Gobat
Ian
Mont Blanc
Didhoy
Ali
Brenly rGgperal
Tha
Gzar
Mobtot
Fragmentary 17th Century Notices And Distant Incidents Summary
Disjointed OCR snippet records events from various locales. Mentions include a judge named Layson in Dublin and a high sheriff Grey, a South Africa Episcopal patent in Grahamstown, and a gambler in Socorro New Mexico. Also notes burglaries in Vienna Count Andrassy palace and a murder inquiry linked to Lord Ardiloun’s ballife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Layson
Duablin
Grey
Ane Ameu
James
Meriamman
Grahamstown
South Africa
Socorro
N. M
Juan Elvorad
Andrassy
Vienna
St . Retevebings
Alway
Ireland
Ardiloun
S. Ballife
Egyptian Crisis Echoes As Wolseley Plans Two-Pronged Assault
Telegrams from Alexandria and Constantinople reveal British General Wolseley preparing a two column land attack on Abukir forts with a fleet withdrawal for Alexandria operations. Arab Pasha Arabi negotiates escape while Egyptian forces tally 86 000 regulars 88 000 militia 50 000 Bedouins as tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldxandris
Yemasanli
Sherlit
Mecca
WoseLay
Arabi Pasha
Turkey
Arabi-Pasha
Egypt
Wolseley
Abgukin
Soretae
Mahmou‘ash
Roylous
Alexandria
Arahl Pesha
Tripoli
Constantinopla
Arabi
Odiro
Atabi Pasha
Etropolan
Naval Engagements and Global Turmoil Reported Across The Atlantic
Dispatches describe a British offensive against Arabi Pasha’s forces along the Mahmoudiya Canal with heavy casualties on both sides and British advances at Port Said and Suez area. Reports also note internal unrest, military labor, and international reactions including protests in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Arabi Pasha
Mahmoudie Canal
Lind
Ramleh
Arab, Pasha
Port Bald
Agmaiiia
Héwitt
Suez Canal
de Lescops
Sheld
Parisc
Hamilton
Brownsville
Browneville
Mautamidra
Bill
Georgii
Atlanta
Sondra Bay
Emo
Salt Lake
Navy
Berry
Melyilte
Long Ganilis Men Were Be Baurléd Remains Burying Site Described
Fragmentary text details Chief Melville ordering burial of remains at a riverbank site later washed by spring floods. The bodies were moved to a cliff top where a mausoleum of wood from a wreck was built, a cross and inscriptions carved, with a pyramidal stone structure and magnetic meridian alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvilie
Dalta
Iscow
Pyramids sodden this spring under Bulun commander
Chief Melville arranges spring sodding under the Bulun commander to finish a high river search in time to escape before breakup. The structure 1694 appears very predictable and conspicuous from the river at a distance of twenty yorats, according to Cor. W. Y. Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville
Bulun
W. Y. Herald
Dr Schweinfarths Narrow Escape at Alexandria
A graphic tale from Cologne Gazette recounts Dr Schweinfarth and a companion fleeing a mob during the Alexandria bombardment. They bar doors, exchange revolver fire, and seek refuge in a church as charges subside, with Zulficar Pasha later offering hospital safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schweinfarth
Alexandria
Cologne
Schweinturth
Copital
Saliwothforth
Khoedive
Ragheb
Araui Pasha
Yau
Armiar Harahgues
Schweinfurth
Nitlo
Burrénder
Egypt
Christia
Zulficar Pasha
Moharrem- Bay Gate
Schwecinfurth
Apout
Tha’ Gor ‘Mon Inclines
Illinois State News Summary From Disjointed Local Incidents
A collage of Illinois items reports accidents and crimes including a carriage wreck injuring Miss Julia Levi in Rock Island, a return trip mishap injuring Mrs Anderson, Price the depot policeman recovering theft from a stranger, a Chicago man killing wife then himself amid domestic trouble, a freight wreck at Greenup causing deaths and injuries, a pistol accident with a near fatal outcome, a wheat and corn fire, a collision at the Wabash line injuring James Savage and others, and violent incidents including stabbings and a morphine overdose connected to Dr Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Aland
Mfsa
Levi
Rock Island
Price
Jacksonville
Aivow
Douglas Heathcote
Janes Goodwin
Paul Tollner
Chicago
Peoria, Decatur & Evansville
Greenup
W Pitner
Boston "Avenue
West Lake Street
William Parks
Wabiph Road
Jerseyville
James Savage
Sorigne
Oh Iki
Atuh Kent Bi
Rane Inge
Ago Floy
Schurren
Thomas McCabe
S Churren
Musical Herald
New York
Reagan
Ag.buck
Norristown Herald
John Brown
New Haven Register
Missouri
Addiff
Uttom Amity
Buffalo
Wall Street News
Canada
Ogdensburg
Aso
Neil Thie Cokney
Boston
Innovations in engines and air pumps from London and New York
Reading through the clipped items reveals discussions of a steam engine with vertical aerial defenses and a water-coil generator using heat to maximize efficiency. Also mentioned are phonograph-like mic devices for locating subterranean springs, a water vapor balance for dry air, and a stem winding mechanism for watches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodon
N. Y
England
Christan Union
Uckin Kta
WN. Y. Post
PITH AND POINT QUIP SAMPLES AND JOKES
A collection of short quips from various papers mainly on social behavior and humor. Jests touch on aging, study choices, baldness, widowhood, envy, and odd views of officials. A New Disease hints at uncertain health notes embedded in a broader bulletin of miscellany.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Geng F
Geo. Burt, JE
ACTIC
Moranette
Delta
W. Delong
DJ. J
Amber J
S. Coluns
W. LA
A. Gortz
A. Dressleil
H. Erichsen
W. Boyd
N. Iverson
Knack
Alexia
Dr. Schweinfarth
Ambrose Lindsay
North Carolina
Europe
Havens
Neébinska
Illinois State News
Illinois
Toms
J. N. Lane
Erhies Bose
Dr. Corgan
Lane
Rand
Encor
Seeereee Alton
Lincoln
Teltanfald
Anna
Arco Ae
Auburn
Marsoille
Aurora
Mason
Ad Mattoon
Belteville
Belvidere
Bloomington
Astronous
Unker
Minonic
Rushiell
Dee
Ceeerssece -Gumbris
Lanton
Morris
Cere
Cees Carbondale
Morrison
Carlinville
Mount Morris
Mount Pulaski
Mount Vernon
Murphysburg
Aoa
Nepecville
Arleston
Chatsworth
Chenon
Nornak
Chester
Clinton Chicago
Panville
Duase A
Ess
Olney
Oregon
Weno
Pete
TY Ds Kalb Cenitro
Delevan
Dixon
Peru
Petersburg
Pittsfeld
Eiburat
Elmwood
Polo
Pontine
Englewood
Princeton
Eureka Evanston
Fairbury
Fairfield Hales
Pibson City
Léce Itor
Gilinga
Bullivan
Greenville
Griggaville
Howard Nyayeer
Havana
Urbana
Highland
Saaee
Hillsborough Oopeston
Warre Seeeeve Ee Hyde Park
Warsaw
Kewunes Weonona Knoxville
Wherton
Ncon White
Luke Olloned
Wilmin Ratapa
Scienoce
Gaigind Tis
Chicago Times
Charles Kern
Oma Ra
Galveston
Mose
Yan Ee
Mominalon
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!