Listing of 19th Century Global Turmoil and Disasters
The report blends natural disasters and political upheaval. Floods devastate Soth togwalh region with hundreds of houses flooded and many washed away. Don Carlos faces exile amid Franco Spanish tensions while Austria pressures Herzegovinian refugees. Carlist actions, French operations, and Budapest area floods fill the news with multiple European incidents.
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Schoieveck
Soth
Itl
Madrid
Pampeluse
Vittern
Dorce
Andr
France
Lisd
Secumbri
Egena
Ampesty
Don Carlos
Berlin
Austria
Poncet
Don ‘Carlos
Vienna
Turkey
North‘era
Bosiia
Redpath
Montreal
Rte Canada
U Ore Tyndall
Louisaide
Winslow
London
Dst
William
Count von ‘Armin
Sile
Foreign Office
Posen
Paris
Spain
Atatos
Boston
Leeds
England
Storm and fires devastate towns and port reveals
A violent storm struck Bt. Charles Mo causing extensive damage five minutes of destruction with many buildings wrecked. Casualties included James Gasney and his son killed. several injured. Additional reports describe a steamer burned at Vicksburg and widespread property loss. Other items note government debt shifts and political upheavals including Belknap scandal.
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Bt. Chafrles
Maln
James Gasney
Alt the Gag-Works
Portagé
wLb
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Yost
United States Treasury
Court of Claims
Washington
New York
Gibson’ County
Ind
Rev Langley dies in pulpit in Brooklyn
The Rev E C Langley collapsed and died of heart disease while preaching at the Mission Church in Brooklyn New York on the 27th. In a separate matter William McKee counsel sought a new trial for complicity in the St Louis whiskey frauds, alleging a pretrial expression of belief in guilt. Ef Gen Babcock and Levi P Luckey resumed duties at the Executive Mansion in Washington on the 28th.
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E. C. Langley
Mission Church
Nassau and
Oakland Streets
Brooklyn
N.Y
William McKee
Louis Whigky
Babcock
Levi P. ‘Luckey
Washington
Senate Finance Bill and DC District Debate Reported
The Senate on the 25th passed a finance bill to amend acts of 1870 and 1871 authorizing refunding the national debt with 51 yeas and 6 nays. The Military Academy bill was debated and adjourned to the 25th. In the House a conference report on the District of Columbia bill was debated and postponed for a week. Foreign Affairs reported State Department correspondence on Gen Schenck and the Emma Mine matter. Credentials of Nevada Senator-elect Shardu were presented and petitions from the National Women’s Suffrage Association were referred.
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Momen
Utah
Cincinnati
Ubiledayates
United Sates
House
Colorado
Eaid
Dindiana
Judiciary’ Committee
Black Hills
Senate
United States
Military Academy
Audi
iHouse
Red Cloud
Camamitiea
Avorab
St. Louia Wea
Miesduappi
P.B
Louisiang
Library of Congress
Republic
Secretary of the Interior
Treasury of
House of Representatives
General Land Ofice
General Land Ofice Has Decided That Potenta
Leavenworth
Kan
Neorho River
Clymer
War Department
Wm. W. Belknap
Meseru
Robbing
Blackburn
Bass
Danforth
Belknap
Finance Committee
Yeas
Mesars
Cockrell
Eaton
McCreery
McDonald
Robertson
Conference Committee On
District of Columbia
Committee On Foreign Affairs
State Department
Schenck
England
Executive Department
Emma Mine
Benenee
Shardu
Nevada
Committee of the National ‘Women’s Suffrage Asso
Bigamist's Career and a Journey Through Three States
A man from Poughkeepsie marries three times across cities in Ohio and Cincinnati, then to Columbus with a judge’s daughter, boasting about a prison cell before a five year sentence. The piece also notes Prof Phelps urging Congregational Presbyterian church unions and seasonal shifts in New Jersey manufacturing, especially glassware.
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Poughkeepsie
Cincinnati
Limes
Austin Phelps
Old Brick Church
Newark
Andover Seminary
Theological Seminary
Mien
Fragments of witty quips and oddities across papers
A montage of humorous snippets and brief anecdotes from various newspapers notes strange claims, social foibles, and satirical jests. It cites remarks about marriage, money, and local events with multiple towns and editors named in passing.
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Princeton
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Minn
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Terin
Lodet Smp
Glent
Everee Ee
Honidasioel
Psee
Ieee
Intorat
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United Tes. Com
Sheridan
Yellowstone
Pack Hills
Wind River
Owl Creek
Big Horn
Powder River
Clark’s Fork
Missouri River
Interior Department
Bingham House
Philadelphia
Newcomer
Cook
Virgina
National House of Representatives
Omaha
Ist
Fort Fetterman
Fort-Reno
Fort-Phil-Kearney
Wodhove
Orin
Dbs
Piness
Dolar
Alis Esi Sven Agllte
H. J . Bowen
Plymouth
Beecher
Bowen
R. W. Ropes
C. Christiansen
H. L. Pratt
Secomb
Samuel Belcher
War Belknap
Marsh
Robeson
Navy Department
Dispatch
Legi P. Luckey
Wisconsin
Louisiana House of Representatives
Kellogg
Connecticut
Hartford
Iftnry Cr Robison
Frederick J. Kingsland
Francis A. Walker
Jeremiah Onley
Eli Curtis
Republican Party
Grant
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Gov. Kellogg
Congressional
Parton
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Democrat
Virginia Paper
Mamms
Wells
Distell
San Francisco
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Nev
Rochester Democrat
Pennsylvania
Wade
Norristown Herald
Chcago Honing Journal
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New York Evening Mail
San Francisco Balletin
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