Epitome of the Week Domestic News Summary
Patents near retirement threaten industry while silver dollar demand rises. Treasury to print 25 million silver certificates for St Louis. Immigrant arrival climbs in August, steamboat deaths rise, and Newfoundlanders clash with American fishermen off Grand Bank. Congressional picks noted. Ute treaty progress. November electoral moves outlined. Presidentials depart for Oregon.
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Washington
Treasury Department
New York
United States
St. Louis
Sub-Treasury
Adouna Chinaman
Springfield
Mass
Evartsa
China
Drs Morags
Iowa
Levi Johnson
Norton County
Kansas
Phillips
Sherman
Decatur
Sheridan
Rawlins
Andre
Tarrytown
Bella
Patriciam
Chauncey
M. Defew
Messrs. Tilden
Clarkson N. Potter
Mount Washington
N. H
Grace
Philadelphia
May’s Landing
N. J
Brrator
A. Glovexs Txr
Charles Martin
Martha C
Grand Bank
Martin
Tar
Ute Commission
Secretary of the Interior
ENE
Ben
Chicago
Jora Dunn
Alxdlaya
Tus
Anglo-American Cable Company
United Kingdom
France
Florence Meyer
Cincinnati
Mississippi River
Natchex
Parsons
Absconding Bank President Arrested in Omaha and Eastward
Personal and political items report the arrest of M. Warre, former president of the First National Bank of Brattleboro, at Omaha and his return east after disappearing last June with about $500,000. A large sum was recovered. The piece also notes party nominations in New Hampshire, Maine, Massachusetts, and New Jersey along with Greenback conventions and a letter from Guyman Grant declining further campaign presiding duties.
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M. Warre
First National Bank of
Brattleboro
Omaha
Warre
New Hampshire
Misa Lixzle Chapman
Hainess
Perry H. Smith, Jr
Connecticut
George W. Peck
New York
Richard Crowley
Pennauryants
D. W. Connolly
New Jersey
Miles Rose
Massachusetts
A. Dear Gora
Maine
Portland
Solon Chass
Worcester
Horace I, Sargeant
Solon Chase
General Butler
Guyman Grant
Marshall Jowell
Republican National Committee
Foreign News and Dated World Events Summary
Florence Tilton marries Mr. Pelton of Louisiana in London on the 20th. Teutonia carries 160 British agriculturalists to Texas on the 22nd. Riots flare in Canton China with European threats and missionary attacks. Turkish troops near Scutari face fever deaths. France rebuilds its cabinet under Ferry with ministers listed. The Porte protests naval demonstrations. In Jargovo Russia workers strike over wages. 15000 Spanish troops withdraw from Cuba amid quiet. An August earthquake hits Chill A and Hap el with 200 deaths. Willliam J Tayxton & Co of Newcastle-on-Tyne fail with liabilities over 850000.
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Florence Tilton
Theodore Tilton
Pelton
Louisiana
London
Teutonia
Texas
Canton
China
Scutari
Jules Ferry
Council
Barthelemy
Hilaire
M. Conatans
M. Caxot
MS Magnin
General Farie
Admiral Cloud
M. Carmot
M. Tirard
M. Dockery
Porte
Jargovo
Russia
Cuba
Chill
Ilapel
Willliam J Tayxton & Co
England
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Local and National News Briefs from Late October
Week ending October 25 reports 2.0 thousand dollars distributed by the U S Treasury versus 207 489 the year before. Scull race outcomes at Saratoga and Wheeling record time 21 minute 34 seconds. A fatal marble quarrel in Reading Pennsylvania. Indiana Greenback candidates Yeagley and Parker withdraw from the National ticket. Arkansas constitutional debt amendment defeated by about seven thousand in a 140 000 vote. Steam pipe explosion near Necks Landing kills three fatally. Telegraph marriage in Portland Indiana transmits from Albany Missouri. National convention call in ChicagoOctober 14 on shipping and rail regulation. Recent nominations include Munselman Sellen Dwight. Santa Barbara district attorney wound T Glancey. Macedonia brigandage noted per Athens dispatch.
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Ater News. Il
United States Treasury
Treasury
Saratoga
Hiley
Welsgerber
Wheeling
Arkansas
Maggie Harper
Ohio
Necks Landing
Portland
Ind
A. H. Latham
American Union Telegraph
Albany
Linnie Faris
Pennville
Faris
R. J. Parrett
Acrvices
Western
James W. Wilson
Dearbornstreet
Chicago
California
A. Munselman
Greenback
New York
A. R. Sellen
Jeremiah W. Dwight
Cuanener Gray
Santa Barbara
Cal
T. Glancey
Attians
Greecs
Macedontia
Illinois district clerical listings reveal extensive church appointments
A long list of appointments for Danville, Mattoon, Champaign, Decatur, Springfield, and other districts shows pastors and circuits assigned for the new period. Names include M. W. Everhart, J. B. Martin, J. Wolfe, W. M. McElroy, and many others across multiple towns and churches.
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Illinois
Neipods
ConTorwece
Danville
Fogiare Te
Sunng
Ieee
Melfresa
North Street
R M. Barnes
Kimber Chapel
G. W
Homer
Mattoon
W. M. Poo
Humboldt
J. A. Burkes
Charleston
J. 8. Wolfe
Charlcaton
W. F. Shoeroaker
Renee Ss C. Hobbs
Paris
James Leaton
Vermom Hodges
Marshall
Hubert McIntyre
J. W. Lapham
Su Ried
Martinsville
Samuel Middleton
Casey
W. H. Gunova
H. M. Hoff
Atwood
Uriah Warrington
Tolono
E. A . Hedorus
Ir. Domen
A. Hamler
Monticello
Alexander
Cisco
Benj. Bartholow
de Witt
W. McKinnecy
Deland
Hopedale
Tryon
Delavan
A. T. Orrined
Olronit
T. D. Weeme
Green Valley
L. T. Jones
San Jose
W. F. Boadlea
Mason City
Job Ingram
Mugon City
Giroutt
BM. Hayes
Topeka
W. C. Avey
Havana
G. E. Scuniger
Bath
J. L. Bellis
Linots Wesleyan University
H. J. Adams
Grace Church Quarterly Conference
Docatur District
R. M. Davies
P. E
Doortur
Flist
W. It. Goodwin
Docatur
Brapp
HL Musgrove
Decatur
Jones
Decatur Circuit
A.C. Armentrout
Harristown
E. B. Randle
Iicopolis
B. M. Dillon
Lincoln
J. St. Noble
Aunt Pulaski
Curtis Rowell
Warrensburg
Thomas Bonnell
Clinton
William Stevenson
Maron
W. A. Reynolds
Macon
de May
Moanequa
J. GB
Caldwall
Assumption
Abner Pattle
Panna
Isaiah Villars
Oconee
P. E. Grays
Rosa
Springfield
T A. Parker
Matthews
Mechanicsburg
Joseph Winterbottom
Buffalo
Joseph Coom
Dawson
Stochester
A. M. Dunnavan
Edinburg
Ira Emerson
Grove City
O. P. Baldwin
Mount Auburn
Gilmore Cunningham
Taylorville
W. A. Smith
Morisonville
J. R. Reasoner
Raymond
Biljah
Haleys
Pawnee
J. T. Korte
Chatham
G. W. Dungan
Virdon
A. C. Byerly
Auburn
Rehibald Sloan
Girard
B. Goldsmith
Iwood
A. D. Breckhart
Carlinville
W. D. Boat
Chesterfield
J. K. Crawford
Pleasant Plains
J. W. Eckm
Virginia
Robert Clark
Ashland
G. Garner
Chandlerville
G. Farroo
Peterburg
Uinoy District
St. 8
McElfrist
Qu Ncy
Vermont Street
J. F. Floats
Quincy Ctreuit
O. Hf
P. Fishy Mondon
Peter Singlu
Warsaw
MM. B. Davison
Plymouth
W. K Carr
Chill
Kano
Woat Point
P. Mo
Limb
B. F. Hawkins
Columbus
T. J. Irygat
la. Prairie
L. F Walden
Camp Point
Steuben
Versaill
Turner
Astoria
J. W. Higga
J. O. Bwindims Gil
Griggevilla
Quincy
Trinity Church
T. L. Coulias
Griggsville
James Shaw
Griggaville Circult
A. P. Stover
Pittsfield
Meohoir Ruar
New Salem
C. Y. Weenx
Kinderhook
J. J. Dugan
Pay- Bon
William Murphy
Barry
A. M. Donelly
New Hartford
St. H. Drake
Summit Grove
Porrys Henry Wilson
W. Mok. Gooding
South Jacksonville
J.C Sargent
Exeter
J. A. Wills
Wincheater
W. 8. Hooper
Mardin
Howard Miller
Time
Canton
Beaverly
P. W. Huffman
Whiteau
Anderson Orr
Roadhouse
General Grant
Dipawrentiro
Bloomington
Hoopeston
Willliam M McNeecey
Henry J. Meyrens
Rouser
Tos
State Board of Equalization
Sangamon County
Cook County
Macoupin
Johnson
White
Franklin Expedition Findings Recounted by Schwatka Party
The George and Mary brought news from the Arctic as Lieutenant Schwatka and the Franklin search party return to New Bedford after an 11 month 4 day trek. They report destroying records by Notcillik Esquimaux, locating remains of Lieutenant Irving, and surviving extreme cold while living on the same diet as natives and aiding other crews.
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Boston
Mass
Daker
New Bedford
Hudson’s Strait
Arctic
Franklin
Frederick Schwatka
U.S. A
Baker
Depot Island
Thomas ¥. Barry
William Lend
Schwatka
Sir John Franklin
Notcillik Esquimaux
John Irving
Royal Naval College
New York
Camp Daly
Hudson Bay
Licitphant'Schwatke
Regina
Requimgux
Tomfort
King William Land
Itoss
Dangers of kerosene lighting urged by health boards
The report warns that lax laws on kerosene lighting fluids cause deadly accidents. It cites a court case where a girl died after pouring unsafe oil on embers, notes testing flaws, and calls for stricter regulation and public awareness to prevent costly injuries and deaths.
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Boards of Health
Michigan
Pennsylvania
M. Y
Irish chapel submerged as five drown in Donegal gorge
A Dublin special reports a tragic incident at a Roman Catholic chapel in Gweedore County Donegal. The chapel sits in a deep ravine between granite cliffs with a six feet wide walking opening on the southwest side. A glen brook runs beneath the south aisle and the organ cellar under the chapel walls and floor.
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St. Mary’s Chapel
Gweedore
Chapel Yard
James Macfadden
Martin
Alinder
Mahoney
James Ferry
Neil Doherty
Connell Boyle
Rare McGarvan
Ilenry Gallaher
Dublin
London Daily News
County Donegal
Did You Ever See A Man Or Woman In Odd Foibles
A string of rhetorical questions on vanity, habit, and social foibles ending with a note about the Princess Zorka of Montenegro. She is seventeen, well educated and beautiful, and poised to become the wife of Bulgaria’s new ruler.
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Boston Transcript
Zorka
Montenegro
Bulgeria
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