The Graphic notes and unrelated items in a late issue
A long, fragmented column covers political appointments including a new United States Benatar elect in Virginia, remarks on John W. Daniels, a brig named Crusader carrying oil from Philadelphia to Liverpool, and various civic notes. It also mentions J Wilkes Booth's widow, Pasteur's treatment trials for children, Illinois and Ottawa court actions on bonds, Bennetts editorial legacy, land office rulings by General Sparks, Dr Edson's warning about colored stockings, Tilden Carlisle political debate, and weak naval defenses at major ports.
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United States
Virginia
Benatar Maabons
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John W. Daniels
Philadelphia
Liverpool
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America
General Toombs Death Noted With Long Public Life
The notice marks the death of General Robert Toombs at age 46 in Washington GA where he was born in 1810. A Georgia attorney and politician, he studied at the University of Georgia and Union College, served in the Creek War, the Georgia legislature, the U.S. Congress, and the Senate. He joined the Confederate government as a secretary of state before serving as brigadier general. His estate valued at 250000. A separate item covers a typewriter competition between McCann and Barnes, with McCann winning after penalties. Also referenced is a Dakota constitutional memorial to Congress and a clarification from the land office on preemption rules and land claims.
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Toymbs
Robert Toombn
Washington, Ga
University of Georgia
Union College
Schnectady
N. Y
Ninetenn
University of Virginian
Renepalga
Scott
Alabamoa
Georgia
United States Congress
Toomba
House of
United States Senate
Union
Ann Blegate
Confederate Congress
Montgomery
Astate
Jefferson Davis
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Hoth
Robert Toombs
Hiawife
Euiacopal Church South
Joseph McCann
New York Herald
W. B. Barnes
New York World
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Rial
Barnes
McCann
Mcann
Ira Somers
Dan
Arenaburg
Wend
Sioux Falls
Washington
Dakota
Territory
State of
Congress
United States
B. Harrison
Nehillof
Senate
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Lynn
Huuw J. Cysiruent
John Cain
B.C. Beebe
A. J. Simons
James I. Horron
James Atwood
Stephan J. Updyle
Minnesota
Uist
Ue West
Briere
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Stine
Lake Mehigan Ship Canal
Mutter
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Tagally
Sabin
Chicairt & Bt. Pantrait Road Company
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Irvport
Win
Paylara
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McMillen Haw
Bowie
Lawia
Linn City
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Widwerton
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Phair
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Sanna
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Couduyl
Washington Gossip Reports on Political Moves and Appointments
Washington Gossip outlines favorable report on Morrison carte and Logan Carlisle, with other named figures moving to Kansas and Missouri. It notes retirement talks in the Army, new postmaster nominations in several states, and a push for a Labor department portal. Senator Blair seeks anti alcohol education in schools. Jon Login plans a march regarding President’s removal. Senator Tabor selling interests. Cronkhite nominated postmaster at Clinton.
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Logan Carlisle
Wichita
Kau
Mulgur
Beltiah Legation
Sonnior Manderann
Nebruaki
Jown
Johns. Smith
Berford
Town
A. C. Hutchinson
Burlington
Clarence Snyder
Bia
Webner
Incomplete OCR list of appointed officials and posts
Fragmentary text notes eighty ornate Democrats appointed to positions and 109 appointed to vacancies. Mentions postmasters at Fort Dodge Croston Chariton Elders and Tawa among others.
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Fort Dodge
Croston
Chariton
Tawa
Notable Deaths and Appointments Across Rail and Tribune Circles
Maj. Peter C Fox dies at Danville Illinois from kidney inflammation. H E T Jeffry named general manager of Illinois Central with Chicago headquarters. Widow of Gen. Morgan J Smith and Patrick O Rourk tribune veteran notes. Lieut. Chance of Seventeenth Infantry dies suddenly at Fremont Ohio. Army careers and losses. Bolster of Dell Rapids found dead in Sioux City. Utah and Northern rail accident injures several, one killed. Details mix obituaries, railroad news, and a tragic wreck with multiple injuries.
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Peter C. Fox
Danville
He.t. Jeffry
Ilinois Central
Chicago
Morgan J. Smith
Waslington
Patrick O'Rourk
Amelian
Tribune
Horvice Greeley
Thomas N. Rooker
Livut
Chance
Preemont
Oly
Wrnter
Huntley
Tit
Stanley Huntley
Spoopendyke
Bron
Department of Dakota
Mingauir
Bart Rice
Yniler
Clark
Millvcoek
Biwnarek
Fort Lincoln
Mhiel
Guay Manerek
Bolster
Dell Rapids
Sioux City Town
Coowntry
Ang Wan
Devil's Lark
Eagle Book
Dali
Utah & Northern
Woo. Palmer
Eagle Rock
M. Cokeblintz
Butte
William Sibasfor
J. C Grow
Uireo Chinen
Crimes and trials reported from several cities
Reports describe suicides in Ordway and New Albany, adultery pleas in Madison and Rivirdind, a council bluffs shooting fatality, and a robbery group escape. Names include Chirlen Mutchinson, Mrs Strunk, John Kennedy, Viole Hines, James Hughes, Walter Barron, and Barron Huntly. Several cases involve spouses and alleged wrongdoing amid chaotic details.
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Ordway
Dale
Chirlen Mutchinson
Columbia
New Albany
Ind
Strunk
Pool
New Albany Busteld College
Hover
Madleon
Wis
John Kennedy
Viole Hines
Rivldind County
Mautnute
Etite Jreison
Faithleas Vialia
Barron
Huntly
Hughes
Anusle Thole Exci
Funeral and civic turmoil color a tumultuous week
A chaotic, fragmentary report blends war talk, political maneuvering, and a sensational murder trial. It references European affairs, U S Senate actions, and a high profile Vanderbilt funeral while detailing court actions, bills, and public notices. The narrative interweaves social unrest with political drama across multiple states and figures.
South Dakota Legislature Sworn In Amid Turmoil
The South Dakota legislature convened at Pierre with most members sworn in by Judge Campbell. Eddy of Watertown named speaker as sessions opened amid absences and procedural moves, with votes for U. Kiowa senator and a memorial committee to Congress. Adjournment set for Wednesday after a long session filled with warnings and debates.
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South Pakota
Hadron
Dudes Campbell
Tlv. Eddy
Watertown
Thymas Mel Connell
Peter Bavern
Yankston
Charlay Noor
Farmer
Ali
Jobn Hf Denko
Fberetanih Werrehiry
George L. Breckutt
Hoadley Nity
Ing
J. M. Treate
Giawin
B. Meloy
Marahinl
Ced United Stles Wenglors
Henow
Dak
Spretal
Tye
Senata
United Kiowa
Judy G. C. Moody
Te Juck Milla
Uitety
Savin
Brown County
Vie Teason
Hid Constituente
Hawthorn Wid
A. J. Kayerton
H J. Campbell
Sanborn
McClure
White
Adayas
Tarikon
Varney
Cain
Cain Were Appointed A Committee On A Memorial To Congerea
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Wright
Lake
Senate
Thy Hayer
Jon
Ue House
Dopd
John Fo Ben Bell
Thy
Aupeeine Court
Campbell
Warhaham Sttrom
Om Guy
Mulletin
Renato
Elliott
Mom
J. Edgerton
RhiNit
Clay
OO Mumiy
Spink
J. Cainyitiel
Shuit
Didgn Moody
Tellot
Falotton
Shui
Moody
Ean Howe
Land Patents and Tax Disputes Stir Northern State
A chaotic dispatch reports government land patent counts and tax issues affecting Northern, Paine County, and neighboring areas. The piece cites Interior Department deliberations, rail route concerns, and court actions impacting settlers and funds, with mention of Col. Georgy Gray and other officials.
Vanderbilt Will Leaves Heirs Vast Fortunes and Charities
The will of William 41 Vanderbilt bequeaths about 100 million dollars. Each of eight children receives 50 million, with large estates and palaces to be held by the heirs. Public charities receive about 10 million, including 200 thousand to Vanderbilt University and multiple church and hospital endowments in New York and Tennessee.
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Rappalto
Chauncay Depew
Cornelius Vanderbilt
William R
Frederick W
Georgy
Vanderbilt
Themurrasite
New Yorks
Trobate
Creckett
William
William Vanderbilt
Ahiros
Agsina
Wisinosa
Tutk
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Vanderbilt University of Nashville
State of Tennessce
Lake Shore & Michigin Southern Railroad Company
New York
Forvigis Minatoary Society
Primitive Episcopal Church of
United States of America
St. Lukes Hospital
City of Newark
General Theological
City of New York
New York Bible and Common Prose Book Society
New Dory Lave
Staten Itland
Nation of the United Brethren's Church
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