Various 19th Century News Bits From U S and Abroad
A roundup of items including exports values for Poof pork and daily products to Augusta, Red Men convention in Washington with most tribes represented, shootings during a prison rescue attempt in Owingsville, and a fire at Fox & Co glass works in Oneida County. Other notes cover Missouri corn crops, Union Army reunion in Grand Rapids, a race between Puritan and Genesta, land claims in Kansas, indictments for illegal cohabitation in Salt Lake City, and several rail accidents, fires, and political updates.
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Bureau of Statistics
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Augusta
Independent Order of Red Men of T
United States
Washington, D. C
Owingsville
James
Moses Ballard
Fox & Co
Durham‘ville
Oneida
County
N.Y
Missouri
Society of the Army ‘of the Cumberland
Grand Rapids
Mich
General Sheridan
Puritan
Genvesta
New York
Beotland
Brewer
Kansas Southern Railroad
Kansas
Woodson
Greenwood
Fed Grand Jury
Salt Lake Tity
Soe
Southern Pump Company
Nashville
Charlotte
N. C
Attica
N. Y
Maup
Robert Bonner
Harv
Granite Falls
Minn
San Francisco
Rock Springs
Wy. T
Denver & Rio Grande Road
Denver
Adelaide Richardson
Mount Holyoke
Maass
Treasury Department
Washington
Bhore Road
Kingston
Pittsburgh
Apvicrs
Grant County
N. M
McKnight
Lakeley
Philadelphia & Reading
Delano
James ‘Pinkston
John Pinkston
Bidney
Ayeb
Cincinnati
Northern Pacific Railroad
Hanlan
Lee
Courtney
Conley
Troy
Charles Lorain
Missouri River
Bismarck
C. C
Steele
Buffalo
Dakota
Hatowy
Barnum
Mogollon Mountains
New Mexico
John Sharp
Mormon W Church
Union Pacific Railroad
East Lake City
Orient
Galveston
Tex
Miss'a Ballizg McDowaln
Boyle County
Aicholas Knowlen
Ellicott City
Ava Brawenper
County Savings Bank
Erie
Smith American Organ Company
Bostom
Ayr
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Union Pacific Road
Rock Spring
Bradstreec
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Mirani University
Oxford
Virginia
North Carolina
Mount Hope
Kan
Canada
Middle States
New England States
Western
Southern
Pacific States and Territories
Garfield mangement plans completed in Cleveland bids opening Sept 30
Tan reports that Garfield management plans were completed in Cleveland on the 17th with bids for construction set to open September 30. The ten hour labor law taking effect in Michigan is noted. Also, N Buckox, brother in law of the President, was named Tolledo customs superintendent on the 18th. O Henry R Seuprey, former Lt Governor and ex Judge, died on the 18th in Rochester at age eighty.
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Garfield
Cleveland
Michigan
Ee N. Bbucox
Tolcedo
O. Henry R. Seupry
Court of Appeals of
New York
Rochester
Mormon conference fears spread of polygamy in Europe
A London speaker, President Penrose of East Lake City, warned that Mormonism was spreading across England Scotland and Wales and predicted the U S Government would fail in efforts to suppress polygamy. The report lists multiple international incidents and ongoing unrest.
Anarchists Rioting in Paris and Global Worries
A Paris meeting of anarchists ended in a riot with many wounded. Montreal reports 33 smallpox deaths and spreading disease. Sioux Chief Wakre Cap acquitted of treason felony in Canada. Seeberger named Chicago Port Collector on the 10th. Cholera cases rise in Spain and Palermo. Prairie fires near Dickinson, crops damaged. Louisiana rains hurt cotton and rice. Hazing death in Hazelton. St Paul Minneapolis mail service upgrade. Warnings from Guatemala, siege declared, Yap occupied by Spaniards. An escaped patient hanged in Indianapolis woods. Eastern Roumelia depose Governor General. Bulgarian union proclaimed. Etruria passengers include Conkling Hall Howitt. Minneapolis flour output and national exchange totals reported.
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Paris
Montreal
Wakre Cap
Riel
A. F. Seeberger
Chicago
Spain
Palermo
Ricily
Dickinson
D. C
Jamestown
Louisiana
Edward Turnebach
Hazelton
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Washinegress
Guatemala
Yap
Caroling Group
Stewart Rossrerp
Insane Asylum
Indianapolis
Roumelia
Phillippopolis
Bulgaria
Etruria
Cunard Line
New York
Roscoe Conkling
D. John Hall
Abram
Howitt
Minneapolis Mills
United States
Britishers Beat Puritan and Genesta in New York Yacht Race
The Puritan defeated Genesta in a long coastal contest from the New York Yacht Club to Sandy Hook and back. Start times were 11 05 16 for Genesta and 11 06 01 for Puritan, with Puritan finishing 16 minutes 19 seconds ahead after a close duel in light winds and a squall, amid cheers from English and local spectators.
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Mary
New York’Yacht Club
Sandy Hook
Genesta
Puritan
Geneeta
Long Island
Geneste
Richard Sutton
Sir Richard
Joe” Ellsworth
Fite
Flynn
Carter
London
Ettier
Genesis Ageia
New York
Genausta
Leeward
Crocker
Bogus Township Bonds Suspected After Bank Collapse
In Ixpranavoris Indiana on September 17 authorities believe about $1,000,000 in counterfeit township bonds have been issued. Justices are vanishing with Walter Rodman the latest to flee to Canada from Monroe Township. Fears rise that entities beyond Jennings County Bank will go bankrupt as holders of the fraudulent securities face losses.
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Ixpranavoris
Ind
Canada
Walter Rodman
Monroe
Jennings County
OS Tatys Alounis
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Janis G. Township
Wisconsin
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L. Burpert
Grand Army of the Republic
General Grant
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Baltimore
J. Frank Turner
Spencer Jones
Court of Appeals
Andrew J. Barns
Indiana
Seeven
Warsaw
Mr. Barnum
Jumbo
Grand Trunk Road
Henry Taylor
Pennsylvania
John A. Swope
Sheridan
Society of the Army of the Cumberland
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Penrose
England
Scotland
Wales
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Toronto
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Poland
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St. Petersburg
Mexico
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