Forgery cases and currency notes dominate Meigs compilation
Indictments for forgery target McGoldrick and associates forging land deeds in Iowa Illinois Missouri and Tennessee linked to the Tullis estate. Currency report notes limited five dollar notes since resumption and a rise in small-denomination notes. Report also covers rail accidents canal obstructions and political results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Tulligzailewyer
Andi
Cornelius McGfoldrick
I Nools
Iowa
Jeremish Tullis
iIt
Fort Dodge
Illnois
Missouri
Tennessee
Tullis
McGoldrick
Graenback
Buchanan
Martin
V. Chapman
Wfhis
Philadelphia
Chapman
James O'Brien
Lindsey
Pillp
Dousx
Alma
Allegheny City
Noyes
Warren
LeMoyne Furnace
Washington, Pa
Anna Colamay
Jonesboro
Ind
Buffalo
Lockport
Barok Pomenox
la Crossan Democrat
Harlem
New York City
Chicago & Pacific
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Lanark
Mississippi River
Macnac
Kuntz
Carrott
Register of the
Treamury
James Johnson
Lakewood
N.J
Declaw
Croes
Dr. Johnson
United States
National Bankas
Ertat
Middle States
atAlbany
Erie Canal
Unclear Readings on Local Election Figures and Names
Fragmentary OCR text cites names Janna O Waton and Hancock with vote tallies 193,545 and 2617. Mentions North Carolina and Wiscomaln Bieta University. Details are garbled, no verifiable outcome or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Janna O ‘Watson
Wiscomaln Bieta University
Tee Oa Yote
North Carolina
Hancock
Garfold
New Jeremy
Garbela
Weaver
Dow
Transcontinental railway bill passes and Ireland unrest grows
A Turkish capture of Dulcigno prompts Balkan and Irish tensions. The Parliament of Queensland passes a railway bill. Irish unrest includes land reform proposals and arrests in Westport. A collision sinks the Oncle Joseph with 250 lives lost. Kurdish severed heads reported in Tabreez. Bun Benzamin Countes Buoniy, London chemist, dies. Montenegrine positions seized at Dulcigno amid Turks losses in battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quéensland
Bes
Leon Coenier
Iriah Land League
Dublin
Ireland
Dulcigne
Roscommon
Tipperary
Ortigia
Gulf of Boezza
Oncle Joseph
Tabreez
bin Benzamin
Dulcigno
Joan Burant
Bia
Garfield Hancock vote tally shapes Wisconsin results
Wisconsin official totals show Garfield 144 400 Hancock 114 049 Weaver 7 080 anti Masonic 01 Prohibition 69 scattering 1 with Garfield ahead by 20 751 overall 31 004. Other items note church debt repayment jubilee in Detroit area and Civil Service Reform discussions with General Garfield in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Garfield
Hancock
Weaver
Lonod Tat Charen
Detroit
Centrat Choret
Chicago
Seaboard
Ciycles
London
British War Department
Coldstream Guards
Ireland
England
Congress
Fire at Lor Broutenburgh drug firm burns four floors
A blaze at Lor Broutenburgh & Co. wholesale drugs on Wabash avenue Chicago damaged the building, destroying most of four floors and causing severe losses. Insured for 127000 across fifty companies, the Peck estate owned the property valued around 10000. Firefighters contained the blaze after dramatic collapse of walls and flames threatening nearby structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lor, Broutenburgh & Co
Wabash Avenue
Chicago
Lord, Broutenburgh & Co
Peck Estate
Court and Paris Notes Touch On Nobility and Oddities
In Hampton Court Lady Mountmorris mourns a murdered Galway widow. German Socialist editors expelled. a Paris window displays a Veronese giant mushroom. Berlin hosts Frauentag with male luminaries. a hunting dress trial is planned for Horse Guards. Jeanne d Arc statue unveiled at Compiegne by Leroux, bronze gift from the Government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wictortax
Hampton Court Place
Mountmorris
Nobigmsa
County Galway
Ireland
Axona
Germany
Herr Hartman
Distag
Hamburg
Herr Auer
Inlist
Gerichts-Zettung
England
Chavel’s
Palais Royal
Verasilles
Paris
Dusseldorf
Berlin
Schneider
Prof
Znient
Legationsrath von Bunsen
Jeanne d'Arc
Compiegne
Jeanne
Leroux
Compiegno
Johanna
Discovery of Hidden Cave Loot Worth About $900
Reported by a city arrival a group found a cave with a northern passage and three gold bars worth around $900. They carried the treasure to their camp and plan a return after weather improves, promising to keep locality secret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Cliff
Colo
Thair
J. Harriman
E. R. Oliver
A. Melton
Sangre Do Cristo Range
San Luis Ride
Dead Man's Camp
Oliver
Melton
Life in the Wisconsin Lumber Regions
Wisconsin looms as a major lumber state sending vast pine to Minneapolis Milwaukee and other Western markets. Mills near rail lines employ hundreds. camps buzz with activity as crews prepare shanties stables and supply lines. A good winter brings prosperity while a poor one hurts profits and spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Miltois
Iowa
Minnésota
Dakota
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Stevens's Point
Ashland
Lake Superior
Pinery
Chicago Times
New York
Prediction of Doomsday Fails as Comet Shocks 18th Century Britain
In 1712 the millenarian astronomer Whiston predicted no comet would appear at noon on October 14 and the world would end by fire on Friday. The comet arrived and caused a storm of responses from clergy and laypeople, with many seeking prayers and others marrying or fleeing. The tale also notes the Seckel pear tree along the Delaware and its likely origin from a seed cast overboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiston
Isaac Newton
Cambridge
Gilbert Heathgate
Bank of England
Thames
Ephus
Delaware
Proper diet limits for growing children and adults
A Prairie Farmer article argues food intake must match activity level and digestion. It stresses moderation for children and laborers, warns against excess eating, and urges simple meals, avoidance of stimulants, and tailoring diet to exercise and health needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gang
Black Attire at Welding Ceremonies Falls Out of Favor
The piece notes a historical belief that wearing black at a welding event could bring ill luck. It observes a shift as intelligent people now wear black pins or attire without fear of misfortune.
German Authors Meet in Congress at Goethe Haus
About two hundred German writers gathered at the Goethe Haus in Weimar for a congress. The event celebrated literature as Goethe and Schiller were honored with laurel wreaths for their enduring contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goethe Haus
Weimar
Goethe
Schiller
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