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Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1882

Page

2

Ephemeral Row of 19th Century Global Calamities

A dense, period-tinged chronicle notes fires, bank dealings, ship wrecks, legal actions, and natural disasters across multiple jurisdictions. It catalogs a plated-ware factory fire in Remingham Connecticut, debt restructurings in Louisville and Boston, a Lehigh Valley train collision near Newark, and other calamities including floods, earthquakes, duels, and market shifts with numerous named places and entities.

Nominating signals and political clashes across states

A mail bag of party nominations and electoral disputes from several states. Republican and Democratic picks appear for New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Massachusetts Wisconsin and more. A riot in Lancaster District DC leaves four Black men dead amid temperance activity in Massachusetts. General Berman signs Stoneman’s retirement as war secretary and California governor bid follows.

New York Charles R. Skinner O. Millard Pennsylvania J. M. Campbell New Jersey J. H. ‘Brewers Massachusetts E. Bowman Missouri Stuart Carkenor Winconsio Flint John Wiens Ulinois George B. Adams Wyoming Territory W. Meldrum Demoatie Ourteenth McCormick Thomas ‘Spriggs A’barr Lane Utah Murray Mandimus Salt Lake New Jeraey W. W. Phelps South Caroline E. W. ‘Mackey Henry Manisteo Nebraska Laird Lilley Wisconsin John Winans W. H. Munger Fustonlat Maryland F. C. Hobilitzell J. W New Jorasy Thames M. Ferrall Wm. J. Neal Connecticut John RK. Duck Beventh Arthur Bingham John H. McChery Thomas J. Dally Ilinois Richard Haney Tennessee Moors W. K. Turner Greenbacker C. W. Brumm Berman Generi George Stoneman Uar Stoneman California National Party New Mexico F. A. Manganeres Lee Minnesota James Gurolai Fae Atyig Alonzo Follett Hall San Francisco Ahd R. H. McDonald William Lima Omaha Elizabeth ‘Phaocletlon

Evictions and unrest mark Mayo and Calcutta incidents

reports from Ireland allege County Mayo families were evicted by military and police with peasants warned not to shelter the displaced. Salvation Army messengers arrested at Calcutta to avert riot threats among Mohammedans. Papal consistory on the 5th details a cardinal’s stance amid turmoil while Holland’s finance minister announces a 26 million florin default this year. A constitutional amendment is adopted in the 26th session to set presidential succession to the presiding officer rather than the Chief Justice.

Adouphry Irland Stetca County Mayo Salvation Army Calcutte GransTons Ig & Corraspondent Presumadtholz Conyarta Xo Sylth Nance

French topographical expedition attacked by brigands

A fragment reports a French expedition group attacked by brigands. the French commander was killed and seven of his men were wounded or disabled, while the brigands suffered thirty wounded.

Rams Ramidh and other mid 19th century dispatches summarized

A chaotic Alexandria dispatch reports British troops leaving Ramidh and crowding streets as Cairg Arabi Pasha and Toniba Pasha observe a review. News covers yellow fever outbreaks at Pensacola and Mier, a fatal family stabbing in West Virginia, a deadly mine blast near Middletown, and a hurricane’s impact on Ireland.

Alexandria Ramidh Cairg Odessa Pensacola Mier Mexico Joan R .Booorsas Mqnor Clarkeburg W. Va Cornwall Station Middletown West Shore Railway Met Ireland Limerick Newry Cork A. T. Brewant New Tonk Granada Cal Masoachusetts PA. Collins Pennnsylvanus E. L. Acker New ‘York Edward Wempley Nesses Bsvanth J. G. "Ballentine Republic Pennsylvenia Samuel F.barr South Carolina E. M. Breyton Qrsenbecker Pennsylvenis Joshua Wright Janer Lawson Dublin Iralong Otix E. Dwyer Gray Higa Sherif E. Lee Hiesiesipp Vao Coon Vicksburg United States Thomes

States to Elect Officials and Congressmen November 7

A survey of states outlines plans for voting on state officers legislators and U S Congress representatives on November 7 with several states specifying dates October 4 September 11 or June 5 for primaries or related elections.

Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Belawara Georgia Kcare Ana Kansas Eer Court Appeals Louiolans Er Kites Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New York Court of Appeals Ae Ahcelins Supreme Court Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Ithodo Taland South Carolina Tennessee Texie Vermont Irginia Supreme Court of Appeals

Remarkable duel ends in fatality in Pecos mining camp

A letter from Carrizo Pass describes a pistol duel between New York natives George Hollenbeck and William Stratton in the Pecos mining camp near the Mexican border. Stratton is killed. Hollenbeck survives by ventriloquism and quick wits. The event stirs miners and locals amid tales of frontier life.

Dallas Texas The Evening Times Carrizo Lincoln Gordon New York Regiment West Stratton Far West California Hollenbook Coloraio Pecos Hollewdeck Uttle Hollenbeck Egypt Gearnerd Hollenbeak Holienbock Hollenae

Illinois conference ends. ministers pledge temperance stance

Southern Illinois Conference adjourned with regulation adopted to not back any candidate for the Legislature nor submit temperance or prohibition as a constitutional amendment. The session lists numerous pastoral appointments across Alton, Belleville, Mount Vernon, Olney, and Vandalia districts with appointments to churches, colleges, and missions.

Southern Ilinois Episcopal Conference Wilinois Mount Vernion Waa Mede Alton District L B. Pierce P. E Alpen Brighton Rybing Bonker H Apounele van Cleve Hdwardsville Ties Robinson Fidelity LE. Coles Gillespie Ransats Grafton Grafton Ples We Caldwell; Jerseyville. E. Cline; Iitonfeld, A H. Boohitonneld Bo Morony Miles Winsows Wi Douglas Iampton Shipman Bill Bratinton P. Seaipe Saher-Wanda Bijebanon Herdman Beancoups Belleville Ement W. Wallis Collinsville Eaton T.J. Davies Preburg H. Zass Greenville Mooragerstown W. F. Davis Highland Sumner J. Aiesdens Walkefield J. Locher Wintroda W. Jackson Dakota P. L. Banker Mount Vernon L. C. Nash Anna Jonesboro Astley and Richview G. W. Avagoner Benton A.B. Robrbaugh Cafro McIntosh Carbondate J. A Arett Thestérand Palestine T. F. Huntden J. W. Flint Corinth Llinois F. Fy Southern Ilinois Penientiary Mount Carmel J. L. Waller Belle City Middleton Burnside Downey Carmi Serpents of Town Evers Enfield Carabee Equality Wreo Harrisburg L. W. Thrall Hawthorne Sit Dleton McLeansboro J. Wexfolah Leansboro Pender Dcteonot William P. Morrie Metropolis CiIeon Mount Carme C. T. J. W. Morris Onan Norris City K. M. Carter Opdyke L. F. Crow Vienna J. W. Franklin Vandalla L. B. Reynolds Iepitamioni Avena Butler Contrala Cupain Bam Bingeam B. Thompson Been Te Janior Irvington John Vallan Harper Johnsonville W.R.B Dior Maxon M. Basco Quin Bandoval Patoka SE Hing Pleasant

Illinois items recount crimes, deaths and weather

A混ry collection reports a Philipsburg area charivari shooting injuring three, a Springfield mystery end in a body found with a broken neck, and Jesse W. Hanks’s suicide on farmland near Decatur. Other notes include burglaries in Decatur, a county court bond for an administrator, a Monmouth fire, and a Jealous husband killing his wife. A boy beaten in East St Louis, earthquake tremors in Belleville, and two Chicago boys fatally struck by a train are mentioned alongside civil notices and quaint quotes from various papers.

Remingham Conn New York Follett Tugs Strangeco Jewserry Cook & Sloan Louisvills Wicca Haniward Company Atehwon Kan Moidaight Psasenger Pennsylvania” Railroad Jaraoy City Lehigh ‘Valley Pennsylvania Comptroller Fourth National Bank of Louisville Onn Davis Detroit Minn Newburgh Voth Hodges Scott Wellingtoy Bros. & Co Boston Grance HauetNstor William Stratton Palmyra N. Y Carrizo Pass Tex Stratton Hallenbeck Jersey Heathsville Lovie Timots Soung Atfgrad Nppdale Secretary of the “Treasury Dorie The Baptist Association Hampton Cross-Roads Maquor Lov Bryson Jerry Cox Cox Philadelphia Joshua Provino Bond Eddy Albhy Hut Virginia New Jersey Maarried Bishop Alor Brox Despdrate Crproak Gréenville Mosca Joan Révkn Oilcngo Beathead Milford Mass Alan Omfret Couns Jowsliy Pageale Alger Idartes Oley Stort Alumen Pensacole Fie Toz St' Avos Sucntiant Tauuza Behura Turtle Mountain Weecon Copiah Pitas bin Abe Interior Department Wyoming Territory Interlor Illinois Ilinois Willow Bend McLean County McCracken John Green Springfield Anne Emma Jesse W. Hanks Decatur FL. Fenton J R. Racey Janes W George. D. Haworth Isaac ShellkVarger Rev. F. N. Ewing Robert T Lincoln W. H. Frantz Monmouth Watertown Agricultural Auth Frarfte Lesent Europe Chauntey Lawrence Counkyia Leander Merritt Morritt East St. Lousa Belleville St. Clair County Findis Andersen Johnson Chicago Cook County Hleat Felf County

Industry and Resources Across United States and Australia

Notes on marble slabs pressed in glass in Pittsburgh by an enterprise, salmon fisheries blooming on the Padgg coast, codfish hatching experiments near Gloucester and off New Hampshire, a $20,000 plan to fund shoemaking instruction, Tennessee’s $2,000,000 cotton industry growth, papier mache substitute limits, cotton production, Victorian railway expansion over $12,000,000, and English gas lamp tests using perforated platinum wire for brighter illumination.

Pittsburgh Padgg Eprotesoy Bata Gloucester New Hampshire Rochester Schookof Shoemakers Haykinis Tennessee South Chicago News Victoria Australia England London W. Y. Bun

Faithful Until Death Story of Elizabeth Drinkhouse

Elizabeth Drinkhouse, daughter of a revolutionary soldier from Pottstown Pennsylvania, was born last Sunday. She vowed to never wed after her fiancé Joseph Mintzer died before their wedding, keeping a cherished betrothal token until death.

Daisy Dan Elizabeth Drinkhouse Pottstown Joseph Mintzer Bsinner Sweetuser

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