National and regional news mix in late September digest
A sprawling recap reports exports and petroleum figures for nine months ending September, counterfeit coin concerns spiraling from West coins, prosecutions and crime in multiple states, bombastic weather and train disruptions, legal sentences, and regional incidents from Virginia to Alaska. Names and places include Someré, Manchester, Port Pensacola, Virginia, and Yonkers, with references to the Northern Pacific construction and the New York Fire Department tests.
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Dearie
Union Pacing
Ifenaan
United Tatate
Fran Beeret
Teoma
Department of the
Repsiplo
Bronann
HovrMan
Someréaet
Inga
Manchester
N. H
Bank
Wrag
Seth Tid
Jawa
Hays
Joseph
Yankton
St. Paul
Ayelye
Audason
Minn
Booth
Goveribor
Virginia
Fife
Rod
Tones Slaters Iin
Butler
Phil- Ups
Oud
Fahg
Labdd
United Eta
Eat ‘West
Qnoual
Amerean Agricultural Association
Chicago
New’ York Fire Department
Aston de
Bondy
Ae & (Police ) Court
Whie Torah
Worcester
Pendacola
Mr. Gicanon
Windom
Mion
Dos
Dee
J.B. Tristkss
Roett-Mott
Elk
James McCulfovan
Holgate
Abbor
Anderson
Tex
Mont- Zo
B. W. Wrsox
San Francisco
Louleviile
Martha “Robinson
Fred
Moutang
Chinanioy
San Brahelsco
Political and religious notes from early 19th century
The article records a mix of political, legal, and church notes. It mentions a Rhode Island election on a woman suffrage amendment, a fire destroying the Congregational Church at Exston, and subsidies toward rebuilding. It also covers judicial actions, campaigns, and mentions of figures like Grant and Porter in a broad national context.
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Exston
Mats
Ivor Asnos
Butler
Rhode Island
Saniél Wilginson
Henry Ward Beecher
Life of
Christ
New York
Si ‘Alvned"el"corquitt
Iriph
United Staten, Synitor
Georgia
Pope Barrow
Ah Ghrfha
Aden
Bela
Gbeekae
Thunlow Weed
New. York City
Samuel Wilkinson
Qoelat
Batra Celilo Eginet
GnvNenat Grant
Treptokity
Fitz John'Porter
Csrade
Volum
Tepra
Pia Woven
Maine
Greenblack
Joan B. Woop
St. Louis
Washington
Presi- Pantoebela
Guilteau
Board of Audit
Tur
United States
Boligium
Tus Naval Advisory Board
Congress
Yeasals
J. I. Aczuns
Louisiana
W. B. Kellogg
Doty D
Worcester
Mass
Pennsylvania
Pattison
Virginia
Foreign influence cited in consular election reports
Fragmented text notes a consul general and elections, a Toronto wholesale dry goods firm, and a large sum 3250 000. It mentions a foreign entourage and a belief in promised benefits, with garbled names and places making precise details unclear.
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Sue Tim Ruestan
Philipops
Adinort & A Wholesale
Cigalore
Toronto
Can
Wiltrdm
Egyptian troop presence and political tensions in Egypt
Reports note Britain's plan to keep 12 000 troops in Egypt and arrange a cost-sharing treaty. Dispatches cover the Anglo French stance on Egypt, incidents in Canada and Ireland, and a broad sweep of global unrest from a Montreal petition to anti slavery actions and theater fires in Hungary.
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House of Commons
Egypt
England
Witte Thotere
Re- Schlog Et
Salina
Trimbla
Tennyson
France
Cedar Village
Quebec
Evelning
Grevy
Nfn
Aléxandra
Apd
Arabi Toilelll
Khediye
Ramleb Palace
Tor Gevenetos
Indiana
British Columbia
Tus
Banat
Hungary
Te ‘B
Burryport
Wales
Isa Ore
Crozon
Filnica
Scattered Global Incidents Reported Across Cities
Reports recount deaths from scarlet fever at an Ohio asylum and several crime and disaster events. Notable items include a collapse of a Melbourne millionaire estate claim, a bank teller's arrest for embezzlement, a fatal shooting in North Carolina, and yellow fever cases in Pensacola. Egyptian troops move toward the Soudan as a church fire in Richmond, Virginia, finishes a moonlit destruction.
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Woodville
W. H. Cunsromam
Birmingham
Bulido
Jonx E. Owen
Third National Bank of St. Louis
Barnes King
William Suttle
King
Suttle
John Harrell Twent
Carlltas
Lyons
France
Provincetown
Kies
Pilarim
James D. Fessenpen
Maine
Portland
Melville
Norristown
Sharon Hill
Pensacola
Barone Taryy Fearn
United States
Treasury Department
Soudan
Drs
Richmond
Mues
Congress party shifts after Georgia senate vacancy
The piece notes a Senate transition following Senator Hil's death in Georgia. It cites party changes and election outcomes, with patterns across states like Colorado, Maine, Oregon, and Virginia, and mentions the newly elected president pro tempore and a Republican gain in the House.
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Congress
Mahone
Virginia
Davia
Ilinolgi
Chilcott
Colorado
Teller
Wilson
Iowa
McDill
Inian
Hil
Georgia
Fms
Corniess
Maine
Eudcoad
Patna
Lon
I. Davis
Patrons of Husbandry Convention In DTAW Ind
The sixteenth annual session of Patrons of Husbandry in DTAW Indiana opens with officers present led by Master Woodward Bay City delegates from 32 states attend. Governor Nobie of Bilane and Congressman Aiken of South Carolina attend as sessions run secrecy through the end. public welcome at court house by Governor Porter and Mayor Grubbs.
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Aisonganita Geasions
Woodwanl
Oodward
Paw Paw
Mich
Pat Derden
Bayette
Henry Essebaugh
Hanson
Breward
William Sims
Top
Grange
O Co-Operative
Texas
Bureau of Agriculture
Consabe
Burrows
United States
Interior Dept Rules Contest Rights Under Homestead Laws
Acting Secretary Joslyn rules that a contest against a prior timber culture entry can be brought only by a claimant under Homestead or Timber Culture laws. He decides in Williams v Hodgman heirs at Benson Minnesota that Hodgman’s entry and Williams’ inheritance dispute affects title. He states a six month period may be used to establish residence and cultivation if climatic or other factors hinder progress.
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Washington
Joslyn
Williams
Hodgman
Benson, Minn
Wis Grovind
Bayonele Belshoukl
Resi
Daricrs
Father Kills Son in Lord Commanded Sacrifice Case
San Francisco Special to St. Louis Globe-Democrat reports a Los Angeles man Smith killed his son claiming divine command. The 8‑inch butcher knife wound and the mother’s complicity are described as the family, Mormons, faced an inquest and trial after a grim beach scene.
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Josiah B
Smith
Bosal
Sassa
Shoutee
Binith
Fea
Coe Ah
Abe
Agre
Gee
Westminster
Justice Aldridge
James, McCoy
Ron
Los Angeles
Canada
San Francisco
St. Louis
Globe-Defnogret
Army Education Report Urges Expanded Schooling for Soldiers
Chaplain Mullins reports to the Secretary of War that 105 posts have teachers, 1,700 children attend schools, and 32 posts lack instructors. Libraries exist at 147 posts with 17 7089 volumes, and reading rooms attract 4,375 daily attendees. Recommend congressional passage to employ 160 teachers with commissary ranks and pay, plus meals and housing.
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Anly
Mulling
Army
ARC
Congress
Mullins
Brave blacksmith dies after saving boys from freight team
A heroic blacksmith, John Metzler of 284 Callope street, leaped into a street to rescue two boys from a team pulling an iron-transport wagon. He saved one boy but was struck by the wagon pole and crushed by wheels. He died the next morning in hospital from internal injuries. The report notes other local sights and a separate line about a town voting a high saloon license.
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New York
Babeedtelates
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Ead & Cox
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Neraneeues
Ae West
Moaiy
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Ouérdey
Thomas Willaims
Albert Wil Jams
Yester
Ufa
Pemshite County
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Benjamin Harris
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Qpellska
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Macedodia
Hamilton
Fexpree ‘Company
Linggin
Logan County
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University
Aft
Central Railroad
Cook County
Illinois returns tally for state officers and candidates
The table shows vote totals for state offices including State Treasurer and Superintendent. Greenback candidate Hall received 14 402 votes while Brown Prohibitionist gained 9 440 votes.
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Hall
Greenback
Secretiry of
Brats
Rece
Browo Prohibitiontist
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