Abduction, robberies, storms and disasters sweep the nation
Reports from Winnipeg to Washington detail the abduction of Law Frence Brainerd, robberies in Linn Creek, cyclones across Indiana Michigan Missouri, and deadly wrecks. Fires, crimes, and market fears trigger warnings, with deaths among sailors, a Chinese mine tragedy, and a looming financial panic amid broad weather and shipping losses.
National tariff reform convention and political shifts noted in 19th century reports
Reports cover a Chicago tariff reform convention in November, a resignation of Pension Agent Misa Sweet, and replacements by Marion Mulligan. New York and Massachusetts parties announce governors and anti liquor platforms.Obituaries and society reunions note Rear Admiral Livivaston death and the Army of the Tennessee gathering in Chicago with honorary Mrs Grant.
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Nationa
Bunbury
Society of the Army of the Tennessee
Chicago
Sherman
Logan
Mra
Grant
New York
New York City
Tus Massachusette Prohibitioniats
Worcester
Thomas J. Lathrop
Taunton
Joan W. Livivaston
United States Navy
Ommodore Parry
Newport
Christian Coorg
Livingston
Columbia
Cunty
Nic
Greenbaqkers
Marshalltown
Hekattabaot ' Hon
Jon N. A
BiInGusm
Japan
Cadiz
Grant Ware
Society of the Army
Ij Sherman Ieee
Firelan
Senor Island
Moses A. Herkins
North Carolina
Mystery Surrounds Noted Figure and Trials in U S News
The article notes the death of a figure named Davis who died by self-inflicted power and identifies him as John Karloff son of a Russian nobleman driven to suicide by unemployment. It reports treason cases against Captain Couch and Oklahoma boomers were dismissed in Wichita Kansas on the eleventh. A Dansville New York meeting saw Clara Barton pledge to take the voter’s oath.
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United States
Libert
Tae
Davis
New York
John Karloff
Captain Couch
Oklahoma
Wichita
Kas
Dansville
Is Y
Peace prospects amid Spain Germany dispute and global signals
Reports indicate on the 8th favoring a peaceful settlement between Spain and Germany while bullion moves from London to the United States. Other items note Louis Riel’s possible execution, smallpox fears in Canada, ship collisions, floods in Bengal, and cholera counts in Spain.
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Spain
Germany
London
United States
Louis Riel
Manitoba Court
Canada
Madrid
Sth
Caps
Congo
African Association
Loser
Idlewild
Deal
Eng
Copenhagen
Auckland
Bengal
Calcutta
Montreal
Grant
Lima
Peru
Jamaica
Paris
Bonoro
Mexico
Global flu outbreak reports and wartime disturbances
Reported cholera cases and deaths in Spain and Italy. Fraudulent township orders in Indiana totaling about 260000 dollars. Post office burnings in Washington state averaging 100 per site. Severe weather damages crops near Canton Mississippi with fatalities from lightning. Lynching following a Mexican assassination near Tombstone Arizona. Yellow fever deaths near Guaymas Mexico and infected port status. Big Bear sentenced to three years for rebellion. Fatal fire kills three in New York oil factory. Concord Massachusetts marks 250th anniversary. Resignation of Minister Ketuny acknowledged by Secretary Bayard. Drowning of two married men near Rockland Massachusetts. Seattle mob attacks Chinese workers. Stage robbery near Fort Custer Montana. Chicago lawyer Exxny A. Storns found dead in Ottawa Illinois.
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Romestic
Sth
Winnipeg
Law Frencé Brainerd
St. Albans
Neal Gainenville
Tex
Taylor and
Worth
Lee Brothers
Décidor
Daviess County
Ind
Linn Creek
Camden County
Indiana
Michigan
Missouri
W. Goodrich
Boston
Chelsea
Lakes
Chicago
John, R. Shelton
Atlanta
Ida Maxwall
John Maxwell
New York
W. D. Hoyt
Marion Norwood
Lancaster County
Troy
Upper
Sandusky
Lather Ohio
Beattle
W. T
MolInrosa
Pittsburgh
Jamen
Indianapoiig
Luzerno
Law and Order Society
United States
Tex Boston Board'of’ Health
Canada
Newfoundland
Washington
Butler Counties
Lesixa Brornine
Nashville
Tehu
Pantano
A. T
Trach
Jackson
Miss
Rock Springs
Spain
Palermo
Italy
Washington State
Canton
Tombstone
Generales
Guaymas
Mexico
Big Bear
Northwest Territory
Swan & Finch
Concord
Mass
Ketuny
Bayard
Fort Custer
Port McKinney
M. T
Wells-Fargo
A. Storns
Ottawa
Bjérrs
Mackin
September cotton report details harvest and storm damage
The September crop report notes hot dry August except in Louisiana Mississippi and Florida with boll shedding and drought damage. Spring wheat impaired by August weather in the Northwest while winter wheat prospects show little change. corn remains strong. A deadly cyclone at Washington Court House Ohio devastates the town with seven known dead and over fifty injured. relief funds activated and widespread destruction reported.
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Department of
Wii Warrsing
Cain Bell
Khadoes
Georgia
United States
Orleans
Michigan
Axwell
Preller
BL Louis
M. C. Rouxwell
Union
Livinia Stone
Bradstreets
Lews
Bub-Treasury
Washington
Fairfield County
D. C
Ramarl Scales
Walton
Burlington
Johnson
Louisville
New Orleans
Washington Court House
Canada
Middle States
New England
Western
Southern
Pacific States and Territories
Cartada
Washrorton
Department of Agriculture
Louisiana
Mississippi
Florida
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Alabama
Carolinas
Black Belt
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Nebraska
Dakota
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Colorado
Territories
Maryland
Washington Court
Meine
Davasta
Jared Tad
Pamilea
Rankin
Inders
Nille
Salvation Army
Shackelford
Herbert Taggart
Eula Forsha
Jennie Forsha
Eddie Carey
Helen Jones
Hondly
Ohio
John Little
Jasper
Midland
Cincinnati
Mense
James Beach
Fayette County Herald
Couvsses
Hoadly
Ghia
Washington D
Marcus A. Barclay
State of
Washington C. H
Fayette
Guonge Hoaptr
Indiana
Colesville
Berry Ramsey
Dublin
Ind
Seymour
Circleville
Reunion of Haverhill Academy Whittier Schoolmates
Old Haverhill Academy reunites Whittier era class members at St John Rectory in Beverly Farms on September 11 1885. Seventy six year old poet Johannes Greenleaf Whittier born December 17 1807 is named as oldest survivor among thirty two. Oliver Wendell Holmes sends a congratulatory letter from Beverly Farms praising Whittier and the school’s legacy.
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John G. Whittler
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Haverhill
Mass
Haverhill Academy
St John Rectory
Whittier
Arethusa Hall
Northampton
Academy
Beverly Farms
Gir
Whittier T
Philips Academy
Andover
Harvard ‘University
Johannes Greenleaf Whittier
L.L.D
Ayr
Metrinac
Oliver Wendell
Cattlemen Rearrange Herds to Avoid Indian Conflicts
General N A Miles reports Arapahoe and Cheyenne cattle enterprising herds will leave Indian Territory within a month. He assigns an officer at each post to guard cattle and to separate any Indian property, ensuring no clash between cattlemen and tribes. High water and washed bridges have slowed movement across streams.
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Leavenworth
Kan
N. A. Miles
Indian Territory
Arapahoa and Cheyenne Cattle Company
Eye
Illes
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Henry, III
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Tonquin
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Department of ’ Agricuture
Vlad the Reptember
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