Banking house fails amid widespread losses and fires plague 1882 era
The Philadelphia banking house of William H Lloyd Co collapses after losses totaling 150 009. A fire at E Hav erhill Massachusetts damages three factories and three dwellings. Reports from across the country recount floods cattle losses and fever outbreaks while political tidings fill the page with nominations and state conventions.
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Oz Tus
William H-Lloyd. & Co
Philadelphia
Haverhill
Mass
Govskxor
Eatate
Leedville
Cols
Finots Department of Agilénltorp
Little Walls
M.Y
Oxfcago
Cnitiel
Pensacola
Fla
Vort Barancoy
Mount Vorson Barracks
Clark
East Saginaw
Mich
Donna August
Odallai
United States
New York
Fort Concho
Tex
Commercial Journal
Cincinnati
Secret Service
Bollehor Raynor
Brownsville
Pensecols
Pla
Brunswick
Plennant House
Old Orchard Beach
Richmond
Crunkler
Niagara Falls
Copeus
Baltimore
New York Stock Exchange
Tnn
Englewood
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Maxies
Washington Dispatch
Secretary of the Interior
Yellowstons Park
L. D. Ross
Kansas City
Missouri Tate
Cabin Treasury
Jess
Point Jaabel
Matamoras
Arbahbahm
Porto Bisco
Boston
Parla Ark
Edward &Schwerzman
Personal and Tis Toma Payne Arrested on Canadian River
TOMA PAYNE has been again arrested on the Canadian River in Indiana Territory by Federal troops. Tax-related Congressional nominations were made on the 2nd, including Republican-Dunols, Ninth District, with Lewis E. Payson up for renomination.
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Toma Payne
Canadian River
Indiana
Dunols
Lewis E. Payson
Foreign Dispatches Describe Balkan Tensions and Cholera Echoes
An Athens report says turkish border clashes near Zorbas Degani with 1000 reinforcements from Athens and disputed territory claims. Alexandria notes cholera aboard a vessel en route to the city. Pesth reports a storm and widespread destruction in Hungary. Prince Leopold suffers internal hemorrhage. Mentha, Philippines, tallies 300 cholera deaths. Irish constabulary seek reinstatement amid dismissal fallout while Cork and Thurles press to free E Dwyer Gros and grant him city freedom.
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Athens
Greece
Zorbas
Degani
Alexandria
Hungary
Pesth
Leopold
Queen Victoria
Mentha
Philippine Islands
Sinazle Faye
Isieh Cons
Tus Corporation of
Cwrk
Treland
E. Dwyer Gros
Roving World News Items From 1899 Dispatches
The period summary notes several international events including Italian and Greek military movements near Macedonia and the Turkish frontier, a Niagara province outbreak of fever linked to cattle, and a major rail incident on the Canadian Pacific route near Montreal. It also mentions a London stock-brokers robbery, Dublin police dismissals, a British steamer run ashore on the Irish coast, and notable deaths including Balbib the sculptor and DeLrasérs in Naples.
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Italy
Niagara- Fallen
Tuarstitfae
Dominion
Engineen Merve
Jeannette Sur‘vivors
Parla
United States
Tus
Great Britain
Montreal
Ottaewe
North River
London
Dublin
Macedona
Constantiyor
Grecian
Lake Hopigon
Ceverraro
Bing
Zelns
Africa
Balbig
Bist
Wit
DeLrasérs
Aris
Arabs Attack Kangasta but Are Repulsed by British
In a clash near Kangasta on the evening of the 28th Arabs under Arab Peshs attacked the British position and were repulsed with heavy losses. British casualties numbered 130 men as troops and camp movements unfold around Alexandria Sematija and Ramleh amid shifting loyalties and armistice talks.
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Kangasta
Alexandra
Sultan Pesha
Fort Said
Turkey
England
Alexandria
Woolwich Arsenal
Hawley
Alezandria
Sematija
Alexan- Gris
Arobt
Ramlech
el Arishhea
Ramleh
Pont Bary
Egypt
Sisiuk
Bey
Woleley
Ismailia
Spesches
Arab Pasha
el Arish
British and Egyptian clashes mix with global updates
Dispatches report Arabi Pasha’s force threatening the Suez Canal, British naval bombardment near Ramleh and Aboukir, Khedive envoys courting Bedouin levies, and cholera deaths in Manila and Matamoras. Also notes frontier hostilities ceasing, iron strike losses, a habeas corpus threat in New York, and a Paris duel.
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Arabi Pasha
Suez Canal
Wollsley
Minotaur
Ramleh
Aboukir
Senmilis
Bedouin
Elticia
Pittsburgh
Mn. Dickow
Mreens Cttormey
Washington
Dichard
Domasses
Alasis
New York
Twro Hous
Queenstown
Ohio
Sylvester T. Aravette Californis
Paul Neuman
Woods
Michigan
H. H. Hatch
Greendack
Louisiana
Albert CG. Janie
Olio
H. Doane
Dantey
Suerwoop
North Carolina
Klernon
Sir Henry Halford
American Rifle Associatione Barato
George Green
Kassasin Victory and Cavalry Charge in Egypt War
London reports General Graham repelled a large Egyptian attack at Kassasin. British cavalry led by Major General Lowe charged, dispersing Egyptian forces and capturing gun positions. Casualties were heavy on both sides with numerous wounded and some dead.
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Kasacesin
London
Gensial Wallsley
Graum
Mahsameh
Ismailia
Kassassin
Cense
Ruucuss
Graham
Ntat
Futanty Ade
Pigott
Hart
Tek el-Kabir
Generel Graham
Horse Guards
Kanseasin
Russell
Sterling
Hussell
Lowe
Arabi
Seusa
Dragoon Guards
Tel-el-Kebir
Ismakilia
Hoepyo
Kasarosin Lock
Temple Toobth
Toosnemy
Katrol-Dwar
El-O Kobit
Guards
Calso
Illinois News Snapshot of Disasters and Deaths in 1881
A gathered report lists accidents and fatalities across towns from Bloomington to Mount Pulaski, including a gas well ignition near Bloomington, a derailment near Duquoin that killed the fireman and wounded the engineer, cattle losses from lightning and farm incidents, and multiple drownings, suicides, and murders. It notes births in Cook County, farm counts in Illinois, and crop yields, with a focus on local misfortunes and state agricultural data.
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Siften
Ens
George Silabco
Thoras Jordan
United States Army
Bloomington
Chicago
Voung
Bela
Jacksonville
Tak
McLean County
Joseph Minor
Farmer City
David “Mabériy
M. L. Eubenks
Ranvererg
Wallace Johnson
South Hill
Cairo
Duquoin
Cook County
Dilnois
Monmouth
Charles Witlets
Elias Witlets
Brook’s Grove
Joseph Rugg
Homer James
George Chenoweth
Chicago & Alton
Blooming
Gideon Kauffman
Indianapolis
Central Illinois
Turon
Springfield
Rock Upland
Molino
Peoria
Pekin
Fred Gehring
Charles Fehr
Adolph Wolff
Henry Mussler
Gustev Wendlandt
Frederick Riddesbacher
Daviess County
Stockton Township
Congress
Mississippi
Bay
the State Board of Agriculture
Jacob Ingold
Meadows
Thad W. Chenery
Jayne
Mount Fulaski
John Roach
Menry Firey
Eutoburg
Christian County
Als
Bern
Stete Board of Agrculture
Rodney Pellet
Stanford Tribune
Sanford
Dro Bi5 Wright
Polar Observation Cordons Form Global Arctic Network
The North Pole basin research plan calls for coordinated hourly observations from 12 stations across the United States, Russia, England, Canada and other nations. Gaps risk data quality. suggestions include opening Hudson Bay links and aligning York Fort observations to synthesize a comprehensive meteorological record.
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North Pole
Oon
Arctic
Weyprecht
United States
Russia
England
Canada
Oc. Suppones and. Company
Austria
Holland
Sweden
Norway
Finland
Denmark
Vetoriay
Niloufed
Cumberland Sound
Davis Strait
Fort Rae
British America
Fort
Rae
Point
Barrow
Hickson Harbor
Yenisei
Lens Delta
Lena Delta
Point Barrow
Asia
America
Hudson Bay
Fort York
N. YF. Herald
Water for Sheep Shows Best Practice for Flocks
A London Farm and Home note praises Kent breeder Jess Russell for always giving sheep access to fresh water and salt year round. It argues water availability is essential even when not obviously needed and urges avoidance of any deprivation.
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Jess Russell
Kent
London
Plymouth Landing Statues Add Education Figures in Commemorative Project
The second of four Plymouth 1620 statues is completed representing Education with a large seated woman on a pedestal. Gifted by Roland Mather of Hartford the granite sculpture cost about 20000 dollars including a marble panel and various designs. The remaining two statues will symbolize Liberty and Law.
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Plymouth
Roland Mather
Hartford
Boston-Transcripe
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Army Medical Museum
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