Vast 19th century news items collide in compact dispatch
A rundown of global incidents includes gold and mineral finds near Guadaloupe and Waco Mountains, violent mob actions in Indiana and Kentucky, railway accidents west of Dallas, public debt and currency counterfeiting plots in Washington, and a surge of yellow fever cases with multiple fatalities across Pensacola and other locations.
Congressional Nominations and Political Developments Report
The piece lists Democratic Greenback and Independent nominating figures across Massachusetts New York New Jersey and other states. It notes resignations elections results party endorsements constitutional debates and a notable incident in Brooklyn Congregational Churches with Henry Ward Beecher withdrawal. Also covers death of Dr. Joan Wi Panxga and the slaying of Colonel A W Slayback at the St Louis Post- Dispatch office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Francis A. Peters
Greenback
Wilbur
Whitner
John F. Finerty
Forrman Dicksen
Starate Memory
Corkhill
Teun
Boston
Long Branch
Constitutional Prohibition Union of
New Jersey
Minnesota
St. Paul
James Gilfillan
Supreme Court
West
Congress
New York
Howard Carroll
John H. Ketcham
H. G. Burleigh
K-T. Btone
Pennsylvania
Bilery
Democratico
Connecticut
William W. Eaton
Edward W. Seymour
William A. Maddoo
John T. Long
John T. Walt
J.B. Everhart
L. E. Atkinson
John Hopkins
Tennessee
Richard Warner
Greenbackers
Missouri
J. M. Sullivan
B. A. H. Tox
Ohio
John H. Follet
Janne M. Jomdan
R. M. Murray
Ben le Ferro
George E. Seney
W. D. Alst
Frank Hardien
George L. Converse
George W. Geddes
A. J. Warner
Borlah Wilkins
J. H. Wallace
David R. Paige
Martin A. Foran
Repub
L. Morey
J. W. Ketter
J. D. Robinson
F. B
Brawer
A. L. Inman
Charles 2. Mitchell
Leopold Morea
Bayer Lovering
Francis M. Kimmell
Maryland
Montgomery Blair
Iowa
Lewis Bennett
W.m.long
Alabama
Huntsville
Dan Ot Webster
Marshfield
Mass
Arthur
Lincoln
Chandler
Hoar
Datves
Joan F. Carns
Salt Lake
Joan A. Cockerett
St. Louis Pont-Dixpetch
A. W. Slayback
Slayback
Cockerell
Corpac
Foreign executions and disasters report from June events
Reported: two natives hanged at Alexandria for murders committed June 11. Four executed at Damanhour June 10 for other murders. Rhode Island Supreme Court dam water issue and potential flood risk in Providence. A counterfeiters ring busted in Dubuque. Four killed in an iron mine in Republic Michigan by roof fall on June 10. Montreal shaken by an earthquake on June 10. Pauperism rising in southern Ireland per Dublin Union report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riblon
Cattan
Alexandria
Damanhour
Supreme Court of
Rhode Island
Georgiayilia
Providence
Dubuque
Iowa
Republic
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Ohio
Montreal
Ireland
Dublin Union
Egypt Revolt Casts Shadow Across Nations
Dated notes report British mediation on rebel leaders and indictments for massacre and burning of Alexandria. Alongside, Egypt’s army to include ten thousand men under Turkish or Circassian officers with no conspirators kept. Suez water restored, Arabi Pasha defense, and yellow fever deaths rise in Mexico. Cremation begins in England as fires destroy mansions and cyclones hit Havana region causing widespread losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Promhetie
Khedive Thei
Alexandris
Wartin
Prince Bismarck
Gorbapani
Thade
Delfin Sanchez
Wirty
Brittah Nash
Lorillard
Newmarket
England
Alexandria
Ith Atates
Egypt
Suez
Perez D. Borrer
Montreal
Belgium
Barden
Aberdeen
Scotland
Quexny
Dublin
Shrewsbury
Ingestre Hall
Stafford
Eng
Cairo
Arabi Pasha
Khedive
Mier
Mex
Rilo Grande
Joan Arsent
Toronto
Can
Board of Trade of
New York
Curraghmore
Ireland
Din Anommato Anison
Britis
Broavue2y
Tunis
Qscan Wipe
St. John
N. B
Young Men's Christian Association
Havana
Cuba
Lfe
Hurradura
Consolacion del Sur
Pensacola Board of Health Appeals for Epidemic Aid
The Board of Health of Pensacola appeals for relief as epidemic fears grow and local resources exhaust. They note sick and poor rely on the board and charitable aid. quarantine restricts trade and labor. The Young Men's Christian Association also urged aid as deaths and cases rise in Pensacola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health of
Pensacola
Fin
Board of Health of Penancels
Genecee
Zoltowolkisens
Hayes
Waxlind
B. G. Brent
Forpitau
M. D
Young Men's Christian Associationt
Democrata of
New York City
Franklin Edson
St. Loula
Post-Dispatch
Slayback
Nelinois
Flist
John W. Doane
Kentucky
Blackburn
New York
Thirtieth
Fred C. Winkler
Ohio
Congesseae
McKinlay
Arabi Bey
Cairo
Earl Granvile
Egypt
Mob forms in Posey County to seize prisoner from jail
A violent mob from Posey County attacked Mount Vernon jail on Third Street to free Rodman Redman. They overpowered guards, breached the jail, and killed Redman as shots rang through the streets. Police pursued leaders, arresting several suspects, including Dave McFadden, with ongoing investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodmes
Eo Eakin
Sores
Gadatan
Eyawavinie Ind
Oatebor
Etten
Posey County
Adisaback
Fatmsohér
Newitt
Sherif Kertel
Putes Mann Korth Jr
Kerth
Martin
Tom Kerth, Jr
Nowitt
Rodman
Redman
Sheriff's
Heciman
Replées
Sity
Pritcholl
Third Street
Builetta
Pritchell
David Murphy
Murphy
Pyenne
Quincy A. Gill
Vernon
Mt. Vernon
Dave McFadden
Merritt
Young
New
fMeors
Drewer
Fourth
Maints
Otros
Speculations on a Great Comet and Possible Earth Impact
The article reports astronomers Prof Proctor and colleagues weighing risks of a newly visible great comet. They discuss potential futures, including whether it is the 1843 fragment hypothesis, and note uncertainty in trajectory, period, and consequences. They caution against rash predictions and emphasize awaiting longer observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pel ‘Exinner
Naval Observatory
Wes
Proc
Tor
Hubbart
Safford
Skinner
Proctor
Kentucky Shaker Lovers Wed in Lexington Romance
A Lexington dispatch details the marriage of R A Mulligan and Maggie Johnson at the home of T J Nichols. Once Shaker children in the Harrodsburg community they pursued love across years and towns. Maggie, underage at the time, secured legal consent via guardian Nichols and a county license, uniting in a ceremony last night before friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
T. J. Nichols
R. A. Mulligan
Maggie Johnson
Shakers
Harrodsburg
Kentucky
Nichols
Butabo
Maggie
Mr. Nichols
Prince
Runaway Couple Wed After Long Chase to Marry
William Crane and Mary Bayne, a Culpeper County pair, arrived in Alexandria after fleeing together. A young man with them said he follows couples in trouble, then the groom claimed the marriage was completed in Washington, returning to Alexandria elated. The wedding was celebrated by boarders that night as the party departed for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Crane
Mary Bayne
Culpeper County
Alexandrian
Torres
Washington
Accidental Shooting Kills Man Near Macon
James Dunden accidentally shot Richard Davis during a yard vigil at a sugar cane patch near Macon. Both men, armed with double barrel shotguns, mistook each other for intruders. Davis died from wounds while Dunden sought help. The incident shocks the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Atlante
James Dunden
Charlie Tynkersley
Ralda
Dunden
Richard “Davie
Dundon
Mr Davis
Tankersley
Mr. Davis
Davis
Atlanta
Chicago Tribune
Hermit of Powelton Ira Townsend Dies in Philadelphia Alms House
Ira Townsend known as the hermit of Powelton died recently in the Philadelphia alms house. He occupied a small, eight by eight foot lodging from which he was forced to move due to local improvements. Relatives in Vermont are described as comfortable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Townsend
Powelton
Philadelphia
Vermont
Chicago Times
Fragmentary Quote on Grasshopper and Man’s Might
A fragmentary quotation notes the grasshopper lacking times and the kicking power of a man, inviting reflection on what a true stature of man means when examined closely.
Illinois church conference records list members and locations
Readable segments show a sprawling roster of churches across Illinois from Aurora to Evanston and Rockford. It names bishops, pastors, conference organizers, and numerous church locations including Batavia Elgin Geneva Naperville Oak Park Elgin and more. The document catalogs quarterly conferences district by district with participant names and associated churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
Bishoy Borin
Marsh Michigan A
Minds Lane
AL Gurney
Davis
Fulton
Aine
St Craver
Searok
Wateon Cher
Dixon Street
Li Ong
Ringtom
Arlintin
Robert Pate
Batavia
N. C
Fresaut Barrington
John Nate
Brown
Mil Ny Place
Piaeievilley
Grove
Cane
Evant
A. Hardin
Evanston
Be-Holmes
John Grand
Geneva
Guaia
Naperville
Northfield
Dix
North
Elbern
Ton
W. Vivian
Oak Park
Beit Adams
Puy, Mae
J.P. Cooper
Brughi Sant Ixiver
Forest
Eat
Warton Clecut
Oie
Keaton
E. de
Josepmmien
Northwestern Universitye
Sharios
M.eb
Charen
Menor Raymond
Garret
H . Fisk
Northwestern
Universi
C. G. Trusdell
Meno
Pete
F. W. Wwe Meret
Rockford
C. Stamtovitle
Genet Street
Strawbridge
Winnebago
W. H. Smith
Ninth Street
Chea
Valiey
Josepte
Adelina
Biz
Adro
M. Clondenning
Moulin Pi
Bigelow
New Milford
Wane Numan J
Conlee
Poplar Grove
SainysHishmondene
King
Greenwood
Rigeles
Harlem
J. H. Vincent
Bundey School Union
Realets
Court Street
Port
Cleveland
Premene
Fiist Church
Lewis Meredith
Aebury Church
H. L. Martin
Apple River
Pareks
Council Hill
James Lowery
Dakota
Zeumass Durand
Davia
W. J
Elizabeth
Hobart Bostry
Forreston G. Oe
wBullivan
Aleng
Glendenning
Hanover
C. E
Ken George Colwrove
Lanark
George Chase
Lent River
Laver
Lona
F. F. Jarmioe
Mount Carmel
C. Crale
Nora
Oline Mattison
Albany
J. Hitchcock
Amboy
W. Carr
Ashton
A. H. Echobnmaker
Bether
He Milier
Blackberry
G. L. Bill Cole
MM. Bates
Cortand
F F Baratin
C William Olgen
DeKalb
Clendenain
Erie
B. . Cartwright
Frockua Grove
Grand Detour
P. C
J. Driggs
Miledireville
Sycamore
A. Smit
Jonn
Willumson
Auro First Church
R. D. Sheppard
Galenet
N. M Stokes
Compton
Weathrooting
Bublette
Backus
Party
Letcher Pomeroy
Brover
Freedom
R. K. Bibione
EH. Beal
Anmville
Arlington
Lott
Telsad
Suydam
J. D. Cormack
Lites
Rook
Jericho
J. H. Bickford
Malden
Averill
Mendota
Bucks
Hillington
Protric Center
C. C. Ae Yyopay Pinno
Obort Proctor
Pawpaw
W.bata
Princeton
W. D. Atchison
Bandetsinner
P. Edmonson
Sandwich
C. W.thornton
Shabbona Grove
T. L. Olmatend
Sheridan
A. M. White
Steward and Lee
D. W. Linn
Tamploo
Walnut
Oethaw Street
W. H. Burns
Richards Biredt
Ladd
Blue Feland
Morgan Park
Bwift
Connaban
W. F. Minty
Crete
Bassett
Dalton and Thornton
J.F Kellom
Desolm
J.-A. Edmonson
Elwoodsit
Ant
Frankfort
Bad _New Lenox
J. Ko
Piaintiel
Renelas Plattville
H. M Springer
Pea ‘Tone
Hs Plums Sencer
Manliva
Joseph Caldwell
Wilmington
Rufussonee
Shermanville
G. K. Hoover
A. B. Gina
J. P. Campbell
W. H. Hoadley
Ualso Somnetest
J. P. Morris
Uta
GQ Wilcox
Cen’ Chins
Minors, mischief, and madmen sweep old state news
A State Geologist notes the Het toon col equals ten percent found in the deep mine. Mattoon claims a cost at least 800 feet cheaper than any other city in the state. A girl in Revénous Green County on September 23 found a pair of scissors and fell from a porch injuring her heart. William Richardson, deserting his family, was chased to Toronto and back with no cash. A 70 year old lunatic seized Lehigh Valley depot in Allentown, later restrained. A Boston judge rules officers may kill any dog on highways without a collar, licensed or not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
August Ratsche
Cor Wallus
Lincoln County
Missouri
Texas Pavelle
Sweatwater Creek
Dallas
Posey County
Ind
Jtho
Evansville
Vanderberg County
Ndémod Redman
Mount’ Vernon
Vandyille
Réedman
Yareasury
Washington
Atuéy L Meawen
Waterbury
Giel
Nes
Abe
Heney Kayman
St. Xavier's Church
Cincinnat
Cral
Schmidt
Athens
Greece
Burt
Rochester
N. Y
Aureris
Joseph *Waterhouse
Cottoes
Danial Camp
Arkansas
Shimdolf
Horefielder
Suvmans
Olathe
Kan
Jon
Drewins Boon
Drewins Boon Committing and Bevoo Pittaylyonta County
Gronas D.bros
Lebanonee Dime Savings Bank
Féwo Non
Foyer
Pensacola
Fla
AG ‘Brownaville
Tox
Collleton
South Park Road
Alma
Bledsoe
Treasury Department
New Orleans
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Fort Laramie
Richard
Michael Rogan
Ns i
Tipton
Laclede
Bob
Taylor
Denaty Bherl
Hamilton County
Natio
Mass
Wilkesbarre
Beverly
PostpMco
Arad
Mayo
Martin Harrell
Tifton
Mount Vernon
Possy County
Redman
Edman
Jolint ML
Mattoon
J. P. Hant
Revénous Green County
William Richardson
Allen
Supreme Court
Boston
Boston Post
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paul'Pringle
Manefield
Bridgeport
Conn
Board of Health
Savin Cuay’& Co
Bourbon County
Hober City
Wasatch County
Utah
Thomas Davis
Marlboro
Chicago News
Illinois
Lehigh Valley
Allentown
Philadelphia Press