World News and City Notes From The Era
The article covers diverse topics including England and U.S. earnings declines, burial customs for General Grant, plans to honor Grant with a monument in New York, General Logan considering war sketches, and Eturia steamship records. It notes population imbalances in large cities with more women than men, trade and emigration trends, rail project talks in Peru, and a push to revive practical apprenticeships amid urban labor concerns.
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New York City
Bethi
New York
Boston
Baltimore
Yeuraingo
Europe
Murder Case in New York Involving Holland and Davin
A complex murder tale unfolds in New York City as Thomas Davis is found dead in a room at No 118 Street. Joseph I Holland, a Texan, is implicated after a chaotic clash over counterfeit money schemes involving Davis and his brother Theo Davin. Police recover a heavy revolver, $7600, a gold watch, and bonds. the room contains a desk with valuables. The chase extends to a counterfeit plot linked to Davin, with a showdown and gunfire that leads to Holland’s flight and Davis’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thin Davie
Aircher
Rhona
William Warren
Street
Joseph ‘I. Holland
Saya
Cama
Abilen
Kan
Davie
Sportine
Nin Fod
Phomua Davin
Atlics Wat
Thomas Davis
Holland
Theodaryayia
Davin
Molland
Theodore Davin
Theodore Davis
Richards
Tomah
Wis
Talbutt
Lawrence
W. Barker
Paw Prow
Mich
Harvey Keith
Ar. Schaffer
Dickinson, Dak
Stewart Ia
B. A. Allison
Continental Tamurance Company of
Charles Fielda
Rochester
N. Y
Conklin and
Edwards
Arrrest
Lind
Obie
Thm
Hye the
Wen
Padaed
Drake
Republic of New York
Tirmery
Wananondee
Ramed Hanson
Otlor
Michael Ge Lm
North Hud
Nebraska
Minchitslon Arare
William Rapper
Sid
Alexander Crough
D Chia
Acass
Mandan
Dak Yamt
Mrs Schustier
Diekiwon
Uhie
Sehatiner
Liberia
Sierra Lease
Michael David
Caprina
Chaister
Muilitia Quad
Bullspil
Frankfort-on
Lie
Edward King
Parin
Pramier Hrisnon
M. Grevy
Hierenge Muntey Davin
Leonie XII
Nesioux
Morlinavat
Kilkenny
du Counec
Ballaghiany
Chayel
Bodkin
Hi. F. Muzzy
Ellendale
St. Grorge
Emil Sumerfeldt
Frank Celina
Spearfish
Simmerfeldt
Gresham
George Greely
Grand Parks
Charles H. Anastin
Sioux City
Pierre
Betle
Mra
Clinton
Rapid City
Bismarck
Thomas W. O'Brien
Yankton
O'Brien
Andrew Miller
Marrid
Gay
Hyenrago
Saray
Teel
Board of
Regent
University of North Dakota
Serehwoise
Blackburn
Grand Forks
Dakota near statehood as Sioux Falls counts on a convention
Lari Dunlap, Dakota Territory commissioner, says statehood depends on a Sioux Falls convention drafting a constitution and proposing a provisional government. He notes a 415,000 territory population plus 260,000 in counties with a constitutional convention next month and urges division of Dakota if needed to satisfy both sections while attracting immigration and capital.
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Dakota
Dakotat
Lari Dunlap
Territory of
Dunlap
North Dakota
Bioux Falls
South Dakota
Congress
South Dakotia
Sioux Falls
Missouri River
Ynet
South End
Dakem
Colon
Etlon
Dakowe
Sionsx Falls
Sioux Malls
Amon
Dalastu
Furan Cios
Ani
Lamar
Falk
Anil
Muranieng
Watson
Terry Huebel
Turin
Gabe Wooks
Twidaye
Coloraita
Nebraska
Timo Jasta
Dalrymple
Argue Dann
Sant F
Hilm
BE. Vaal
St. Paul
Washington
Boerot
Ashe
Ita
Fractured Scene on a Quiet Neighbor’s Fence
A gratified astronomer hidden behind a fence causes Mrs Hickenlooper to glimpse her husband peering into a neighbor’s yard. He quietly watches unknown action with a pleased expression, while loud boyish shouts punctuate the scene and a mysterious, garbled dialogue follows.
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Hickenlooper
Wendell Phillips Estate Valued With Mining Shares
Probate records show Wendell Phillips left an estate valued around 200 thousand dollars with 30820 in trial estate and 4029.80 in personal property. Appraisers note large sums siphoned in other ways and reveal a list of mining and railroad shares totaling about 21 million dollars in value hidden within the papers.
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Hinseirs
Wendell Phillips
Fla
Mrs Philips
Idumtay
Tony
Nemestaml
Jwiil
Essex Street
Slares St
Pacifle
Union Switch and ‘Telegraph Company
New England Electric Manufacturing Com
Texas and Ie Tailroad
Toledo, Velyyhox and Burlington Railroad
Laledo
Delphos
Burlington
Monttless
Phillips
Brutal Russian Abuse of Olga Lioit Natoviteh
A disturbing account from Algo Liun Iutoviteh describes Olga Lioit Natoviteh being attacked by police while en route to Sibuskn. An ispravnik and subordinates forcibly stripped her, she resisted, and a crowd witnessed as she was left exposed and humiliated. The article portrays a brutal case of mistreatment and assault by local authorities.
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Aupniak Newoak
Algo Liun- Iutoviteh
Sibuskn
Levan
Wioustrona
Olga
Theiapravnik
New York Pigmies and Social Decay in Jagged Rant
An Atlanta Constitution excerpt mocks New York business men and young women, claiming excess whisky, cigars, and dissipation create "pigmy" men while arguing that sober girls remain robust. The piece dangles sensational generalizations about generations under strain.
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New York
Atlanta Constitution
Old Guard
Mirvonedor
Secretaries and widows aid families with press trade
Max Hoffman served as secretary of state of Tunsun from 186% to 1871. Ina died in hospital after dissipation, leaving her family in poverty. Since his death his widow has supported relatives by selling newspapers. Europe shipped nineteen million two hundred thousand ts and eggs to this country from the fat of Pete in September. Choy arrived from Belgium, Denmark and Germany.
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al von Pang
New York
Uvefarmer
Keach
Orit
Mme
Wall Iret
Gould
Edward S. Stokes
New England
R.A. Purdue
Hingis National Guard
White
Max Hoffman
Tunsun
Ina
Europe
Pete Septembier
Choy
Belgium
Denmaark
Germany
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the Graphic
England
Na Maheral
Eheli
Sowichal
Craight
Logan
Grant
Sherman
West
Pointers
Feoluntesr
Wilk
Ben York
Mahip
Ory
Alaska
Ireland
France
Denmark
Austrian
Hungary
Portugal
Consii Brent
Callao
Peru
State Department
Aroya
Cerro de Pasvo
Grace and
Michiel
Gracy
Ap Prenticelip
Aera
Elould Coniline Siuwir
I Duvine Dome Cineral Aeliome
Wotler
Parnell
London
Trond Hartingtom
Ches
Masaachusetts
Mans
Albert D
Winkdot
Henry B*goodwin
Goodwin
Lae Syragine Manufacturing
Ce Hihoy
Swan
Reviduat Goburiv
Witter
Molecular ‘Telephone Company of
NewiYork
Roneral Amaetsanekame
Uholmund
Dollues
Siwith & Wesnon
Swain
Hn finordendsGoodwin
Sendeau
Emin
Gomi
Hitawelt
Wilarion
Vernon Xaya
Ruth
Wenerul
Vilus
Lainie
Mikes
Interior Department
Ite
Elutches
Civil Service
Pomainlasi
Theman
Sxninine
Nice
Wisconsin
Organ
Washington Territory
China
Thescary
A. Inezer
Lotoa
John Dickerson
Wnien Birebill
Che Kaweny
Itoeapers
Ivege Thomas
Hiepar
Milwaukes
Aagelenn
Himune Society of
Willehlogtan
Iowa
Pallor
Fom
California
Washburn
Newport
Brown
Sherull
Gundiew
Cattell
James Ruewell Lowell
Fugland
C.G
Apsland
Wik
Philadelphia
Sohn Kilbertine
Frederick Mincléton
Lady Middleton
Rivivee la Loup
Adolphe P. Caron
Randolph Churchill
Woodstock
Corrierant
Pakota
George Miller
Theis
Dakota News
Willian Lonehen
Exarpgieter
Tie
Hyrrow
Tak
Hind Ullice
Republic van Crundilate
Ninetenth
Lewin
Slaugtie
Tevaal Pycexe
Roy
Johnson
Dolls Rapids
Nivieteen
la Moure County
Grandin
Fargo
Bismarck Journal
Amore
Otto Junk
Sabin
Bartlett
Territorial
Thomas Major
Holabud
Deadwood
Geiston
Samuel Kaiser
Gary Can
Bartell
van Dusen
Burtells
Grand Parks Special
Spell
Pratt
Supreme Court
Buck
Jochame
Devil's Lake
Gnill
Fundarmel
Wastaxcroy
Peboygras
Suvernor Peres
Siodemiell Iy
Goa
Ulud
Hava
Fitasoe
Counness
Dravetor
Davy
Tine
Tony de
Horr
Flincie
Aurore
Myrick
Hanis
Waltaver
Thyizhies
McCawk
Black Hills
Beomlen
Aberdeen
Viera
Luan
Uni
Hans Larsen
Brulecounty
Daan
Waa
Totus
Tetitilest Wisaranit
South Akota
South Hakatan
Elena Toon
Tapid
Antigrunt Artis Stuyalla
MG Vann
Sune
Dagnalis Cote
Rachenters
Cmollton Cavehausen
Dickmoat
Tawar
Neche
Eas Divnswerth
New I Rockeford
Vas Gladatone
Bepwiliis
Prince of Wailer
Vente
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