Prevailing Epidemics Hit Horses Across Canada and Abroad
Reports from FREIGN and Toronto detail a widespread equine disease crippling herds, halting Montreal streetcars and blocking grain markets. Other items note Mount Vesuvius tourists’ peril, political moves on capital punishment, Cuban arrests, royal visits, and a London banquet honoring Branjey with notable guests.
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Freign & Toronto
Canada
Dominion
Montreal
Mount Vesuvius
Messer’. James, Wilcox
Francois Lemieur
Wepes
Calla
Cortes
Fn Apecial
Havana
Boyd Henderson
Philadelphia
United States
Spain
Lisbon
Alden
Sumner
Gambetta
W Circus
Sheffield
England
Henderson
Jean Henri Merle d
Moran
Mark Twain
Washington
National Armory
Annapolis
Robert D. Diggs
Maryland
Conyers
Naval Academy
Diggs
Navy
Cass
Walker
Trebury
Boutwell
Sasue
New York
Congress
Manchester
Tasde Butt
Butt
A. W. “Harris
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Sinking and theft reports and legal cases across the nation
Domestic and foreign dispatches cover gold prices in New York, a stagecoach robbery near Pleasant Valley Montana, a shipwreck death toll in Milwaukee, horse disease in Canada and New York, manslaughter trials in Utah, fraud accusations in Chicago Marine hospital bids, a duel in Atlanta, a Nashville boy burned, and varied court, banking, and political developments nationwide with arrests, sentences, and appointments.
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New York
Pleasant Valley
Montana
Belle
W. Freeman
Gilbert P. Wyener
R.H. Lippincott
W. Smith Dunning
Henry Sparks
Henry Adams
Cook
Canada
Haseen
New York City
Montreal
Buffalo
Ogden
Utah
Neilson and
Purdy
Hooper City
Bida
Marine Hospital
Chicago
Atone Ware
Washington
J. K. Townsend
Houston F. Florence
Atlanta
Barry
Townsend
Charles Nichols
Nashville
Tenn
Secretary of State
United States
Switzerland
Philadelphia Board of Trade
Rochester
N. Y
Cambria Iron Company
Johnstown
Comptroller of Currency
Deseret National Bank
Salt Lake City
Brigham, Young
Idaho
Pittsburgh
Boutwyell
Omaha
Brooklyn N
Boston
Neas
Omnites
Businega
Democrats and Electors News From Across States
Dispatches report Pennsylvania Democrats adjourned without nominating an electoral ticket. Massachusetts Liberals swap candidates for governor and lieutenant governor. New York arrest of George Heinrich prompts election law questions. Ohio shows Republican margins for secretary, judge, and public works. Indiana reports anti cumulative voting inquiry. Georgia elects E W Beck to fourth district seat.
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Barrisburg
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
F. W. Bird
Charles Skmack Wig
Y Vwilliam L. ‘Smith
Joseph G. Abboté
Mr. Bird
New York
Ohio
Allen Wykoff
Supreme Judge
Jno
Welch
Board of Public Works
Richard P. Porter
Secretary of State
Indianapolis
Indiana
Pike
Delaware
Hendricks
Prohibition
Illinois Minority Representation Society
Chicago
Illinois
Sydney Myers
Clark Street
E. W. Beck
Georgia
Thomas J. Spyer
Walliam
Havemoyer
Behinophanis Legis le
Boeh
Ben Mate
House
Adams
Maskville
Political currents and city notes from Greeley era press
A chaotic collage reports on October election fallout, Republican gains in Pennsylvania, and reactions from the Greeley press. It cites Hartranft strength in Lancaster and Bellefonte, discusses Illinois and Indiana tickets, and notes posturing around Grant administration support. A Cleveland accident ends with a wagon driver killed crossing railway lines.
Wisconsin District Nominates General Winkler for Congress
Hart ranft and Hartranft totals show a majority in district results while the Fourth Wisconsin District nominates General Fred Winkler for Congress. Adjacent notes report South Carolina approving a state debt amendment by a large affirmative vote amid party support. In Detroit a registrar case questioned citizenship and registration rights of Hedgeway, a man born to Virginia slaves who claimed U S citizenship by birth abroad. the court ruled against him, confirming foreign status and need for naturalization.
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Tale
Rochester
Thomas Cullen
Chicago
James P. McWilliams
Times Office
Canada
Detroit
Mich
Angola
Ind
O'Sullivan
John Boyke
Jas. Clingeraw
Secretary of the Treasury
Burlington
Cape Vincent
Port Huron
Walker
Fort Sill
Passaic
N. J
York
Pennsylvania
Tweed
Brady
Court of Over and Terminer
Court of General Sessions
Hall
Thomas C. Fields
East Saginaw
Michigan
Toledo
Ohio
Charles J. Fisher
J. Y. Scammon
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
St. Louis
Cromwell
Franklin, Mich
Agricultural Department
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connectticut
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
West Virginia
Kentucky
Indiana
Illiois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Town
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Califrnia
Oregon
California
Howard
San Diego
Arizona
Caching
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Cachise
Vania
Hartranft
Buckalow
Fred. ¢ Winkler
Congress
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Hedgeway
Supreme Court
Montreal
United States
Manufacturing and Mechanics Interests of the Country
The text lists counts for various trades including carpenters and joiners 447.696, tailors 161.820, boot and shoemakers 171.127, blacksmiths 141.774, and milliners 92.03, reflecting national workforce variety. A stray misquote mentions a New York man and a Montreuil event with unclear context and names.
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