Large Dublin Fenian rally ends in riot and police attack
A Dublin Fenian demonstration on the 2nd leads to riot. Six policemen are fatally injured and eighteen wounded. Twenty-seven rioters are arrested. Reports also note Austro German actions, cholera in Russia, and various European incidents.
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Sdvices
New York
Austria
Prussia
Switzerland
Silesia
Vienna
Paris
Wigah
Germany
Bismark
Selzburg
A. Bt. Petersburg
New .York
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Galasioner
Thas Soning
Gastein
Sassene
Jany
Pesnangger
Piylt Ing. Betes Ami’ Sannea Eprocestt
Axen
President appoints postmasters amid protests and clashes
The article reports on postmaster appointments including Weldon Iowa and McAlapalge, mentions troop deployment uncertainty, and notes grievances presented to the President during interviews. It also references Indigenous tensions in Dakota Territory, a notable agricultural speech by Horace Greeley, and various local official appointments and nominations.
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Fragel Haggerty
Brooklyn
Win
Weldon
Towayey Tows
L. McAl
Chablpalge
Sid Paiteron Ny Chaba Ken
Ekerson J. H. Taylor
Bozeman
Montana
Warmoth
Dakota Territory
Cannes
Horace Greeley
Iniinaeete O
Ind ) Agricultural Society
John O. Hillman
Washington Territory
Register of
Vancouer
J.B. Wicker
Utah
Terribéon
Rosenz Peig
Ren Xai City
Bow ‘Tiha Heat
Nebraska
Political upheaval and suffrage momentum across states
A fragmented report covers a federal court ruling limiting civil service exams, a San Francisco Republican tally, Kentucky election results with Gov Leslie appointing officials, and early returns from New Mexico clashes. It notes the American Woman's Suffrage Association planning an annual meeting in Philadelphia and various party conventions shaping momentum.
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Philadelphia
Kentucky
Frankfort
P. H. Leslie
J. G. Carlisle
John Rodman
D. Howard Smith
J. W. Tate
J. A. Grant
H. A. M. Henderson
Wolf County
Leslie
A. J. James
W. H.botts
Union Republican Association
New York City
Horace Greeley
Tits c Ctidh
Wilmington
Delis
Joshua Marvis
Killgore
P.“H. Leake
Judge Robertson
Robertson
Wyoming
Besiase
New York
Rochester
New Jersey
Trenton
Cornelius Walsh
Fayette Hewitt
William Pryor
Eleventh Judicial District
New York State
Syragues
Court of Appeals
Albany
N.Y
Drixigys and Burmas Cure Indigestion and Nerve Ailments
An advertisement touts Dr. Watsons Vornga Burmas as effective for indigestion biliousness nervous weakness rheumatism and chronic constipation. It promotes affordable sales by J W Farwell Co and notes revived singing school editions by O Ditto Co with sample copies offered for seven cents postpaid.
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Burmas
Exixsoy
Sixaixg School
Rnderson
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Medicinal Bitters and Cautions Warned Against Quack Remedies
An old newspaper urges readers to rely on Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for fall illnesses like intermittent fever and bilious remittents, warning against quack tonics. It promotes genuine bottles with labels and a firm sign manual, and touts Davenport’s Pain Kilure as a superior remedy, urging distrust of new reliefs and panaceas.
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Hontetter
Perry Davie
Northern Pacific 790 Gold Bonds offer high secured income
Pan Investment Securities and Jay Cooxx & Co promote the First Mortgage 790 Gold Bonds of the Northern Pacific Railroad. Bonds are secured by the first mortgage on the road and equipment with substantial land collateral. They claim over 8 percent currency yield and invite investors to contact offices in New York and across the country for full maps and exchange information.
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Rosenzweig
Milwaukee
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Lucy
Dexter
Alte
A. Bowlsby
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Rosenaweig
Dex
Barnard
New. York
Washington Dispatch
Washington
England
Galveston
Texas
Bar Setta Anna
Mexicias
Banta Anas
Thats Wood
New, York
Emily A. Phat
Emily A. Post
Perry
Madame van Buskirk
P. K. Post
Minerva
Post
Pont
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Mauch Obunk
Delaware, Awanne & Western
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Linters
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Candor
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Ind
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A. B. Cash
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Louisville & Nashville
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Bu Ftim Aptiyille
N. O
Timea ‘Thomas
Rome
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Treasury
Department
Mexico
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Pan
Jay Cooxx & Co
Northern Pacific Railroad
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