Virginia Election Fallout and Star Route Case Refocus
Telegraph reports from Washington describe Virginia Democrats split over the U S Senate race with Readjusters and Wickham as potential pivots. Star Route conspiracy cases are dismissed on grounds of infamy, prompting mixed government reactions and pending indictments.
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Virginia
Cameron
United States
Mahone
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Aod
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Parrow
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Garfield Memorial Cospital
Garfield Memorial Hospital Committee
Blaine
Washington
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Jude Cox
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Brady
Omaha-Missouri Pacific link speeds toward Niawatha to Falls City
Arcours reports completion of the Omaha Missouri Pacific line between Niawatha Nes and Falls City with track work advancing at about one mile per day. Company agents move to secure right of way as work heads north from Mis rity amid sleet and heavy rain.
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Arcursos
Missouri Pacific Railroa
Niawatha
Nes
Falls City
Neb
Mis Rity
Officer shoots suspect during arrest in Sedalia Missouri
In Sedalia Missouri Officer McNally shot and killed Wash Hyde during an arrest at 6 30 pm Hyde was said to be violent drunk or insane Hyde's body was sent to the undertaker an inquest set for tomorrow at 2 o clock Miss Nellie Archer and Miss Cricket Still plan a charity concert at Sicher Park Saturday to aid the poor The Original Court reports about fifty indictments for liquor law violations in a heavy docket Tonight the rain continues.
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Noy
McNally
Fre
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Hyde
Benton County
Mesteen
King of Ashantee Massacres Two Hundred Children
A refugee report alleges the Ashantee king ordered the killing of about 200 young girls to use their blood for mortar in repairing a state building. The atrocity is described as a customary massacre attributed to the king.
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Loxpox
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Horem
Murderer Arrested After Double Eruption of Firearms
A report from Pepin County Wisconsin describes a dramatic night chase two men using Winchester rifles near a farm south of a city. Ed Maxwell is captured. Lon Killean eludes capture with a drawn revolver. E Maxwell is jailed at Grand Island awaiting the sheriff.
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Williams
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Aiilean
Sem
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Marrowly
Hol
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Lan
Jira
Net
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Grand Island
Jur
Sheraf Pepin
Wic
Lon
P.m
Nominating Battles and State Forecasts Spark Election Day
Reports from Pro vise nce and Milwaukee detail Democrats nominating Henry Sisson and Republicans Henry Spooner in First District races. Analysts project varied outcomes with Readjusters claiming leads in the Senate and House while party committees clash over state ticket results amid warnings and optimistic counts.
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Hhone Island
Provingsece
Henry Sisson
Congress
Henry Spooner
New York and Asasi Report Mixed State Election Early Returns
Early returns from New York and Asasi show Republican leads with 10 000 to 12 000 majority in the Senate and 2 of 3 Assembly seats. Republicans claim latest dispatches push the statewide majority toward about 12 000, while Carr’s lead is reported near 10 000.
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Nouy
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Latuesse
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Democratic State Central Committee
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Anderson
LaCrosse
Payne
Republican State Central Committee
Licket
New York
Amaxa
Democrats
Assembly
Asasi
The
Evening Journal
Carr
Journal polls hint at broad Republican sweep with minor exceptions
The Journal projects a Republican victory across the Senate and Assembly, with 17 Democrats and 15 Republicans in the Senate and 57 Democrats and 61 Republicans in the Assembly. A separate report notes a man attempted to kill his wife with a razor, then died by ingesting prussic acid, attributed to heavy drinking. A mill yard fire at Spring Lake belonging to Rathbone Co. caused $250,000 in losses and $100,000 in insured value.
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Sylvaneous Howe
Session
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Losa
Andrew Osh & CO
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Lawrence
Kas
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Ube
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Judge Folger to assume Treasury duties Monday
From New York. The Post says Judge Folger will take over as Secretary of the Treasury on Monday. Nine people were killed by the falling building yesterday. The coroner began his inquest today. Mrs. Hill died last night. President Arthur spent the morning at home attending to private business and received few callers.
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von Steudel
Tis
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New Orleans
San Francisco
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Yun
Wea Ures
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Folger
Secretary of the Treasury
Hill
Arthur
Dr Carver kills eighty three pigeons in wager match
In Lospex on November 10 Dr Carver of Herndon killed eighty three pigeons from a hundred in a wagering match. The challenge required seven ty birds to be killed from one hundred with stakes of £100. After seventy birds were killed £50 a side was bet for each additional bird up to eighty, and Carver completed the sequence without a miss.
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Lospex
Carver
Herndon
de. Carver
Mississippi election trouble stirs Marion riot claims
The Marion shooting spree begins after a vote confrontation between a white man, James Barnett, and Black poll participants. Frank Johnson and Gillespie lead a group of shooters injuring whites, while Sheriff Henderson arrests suspects in Meriden. Will Vance and Ed Vance flee as vigilante violence continues. authorities report several wounded and at least two fatalities.
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Marion
James Barnett
Barnett
Frank Johnson
George Johnson
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Segars
Sam Gillispie
al. Harvey
Democratic County
Joseph Hodges
Gillespie
Allen Burwell
Brown
Martin Malone
Will Vance
Nevs
Meriden
R.L. Henderson
Ed. Vance
Vance
John Vance
A. G. Warren
Tly
Harding Jones
E. Vance
Martio
Mendian
Disturbance Over Political Doctrine Cited With Powder Found
Reports note unrest linked to a last campaign doctrine for Negroes to carry pistols at polls. Three kegs of powder and buckshot found at Jance's house after the fight. powder had been bought recently. Weather and unrelated notices follow.
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Jance
Lyon's Kathairon Promises Lustrous Hair Growth
An advertisement touts Lyon's Kathairon as a cheap treatment for Gentle Women promising glossy abundant hair that grows freely and fast, stops hair loss, cures graying, removes dandruff and itching, strengthens hair, and provides curling tendency for a desired style.
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LYON
TRE MARKETS See New York Money Market Nov 16 1587
Market notes from New York show the money market quote at six percent per annum with discounts for mercantile paper and government bonds steady as of the date. Rates for short term government notes and other securities are listed, including extended figures for Fives.
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New York
Choel
Frimas Mercantile
Alent
Kansas City Produce Market Wheat and Corn Prices Decline
Kansas City market notes Nov 10 1881 show weaker wheat with No 1 cash 1.20 bid No 2 cash 1.13 bid and December 1.12 decline. Corn receipts 12 006 bushels in store 63 234 bushels shipments 50 bushels in store. No 3 mixed cash bids and 42¢ for oats with December bids and 40 KUGS for eggs.
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Kansas City
Busaela
City stock market report from Kansas City November 10 1881
The Commercial Ledger notes cattle receipts 2083 and shipments 43 of market steady. Hogs show receipts 3690 and shipments 402 market weaker with sales at 540 to 575. Sheep receipts 64 shipments and market quiet unchanged.
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City
Kansas City
Market Notes From a Historical Commodity Ledger
A fragmentary prices and trades section lists various commodities and terms such as flour, corn, and whiskey, with bid and cash prices and shipment notes. Mentions include red winter wheat, January February and May futures, butter and dairy terms, and trading activity across grains and meats with scattered figures and endorsements.
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Harley
Saint Louis Stock Market Developments On Nov 10
The St Louis market reports mixed activity with shipments and receipts around similar levels. Prices stay largely unchanged for native butchers steers while heavy and shipping cattle remain dull and overall market weakness persists.
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St. Louis
Chicago Produce Market Report From Cunano
Flour steady and notes of activity in wheat and corn. Prices show misprints but indicate No 2 spring wheat lower, oats higher, corn modestly up, barley fair to higher, pork and lamsk shows firm demand, and meats edging higher with brisk trading. Receipts and shipments listed for flour wheat corn oats and related products.
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Jnuary
Nis
Rea
Chicago Stock Market Report of Hogs Sheep and Cattle
The Chicago market notes hog shipments around 4900 with demand fair and prices around 6.00 to 6.60 for various grades. Cattle receipts about 2800 show slow weak trading with good to choice shipped at 5.60 to 6.60 and mixed lots at 4.00 to 5.25. Sheep shipments near 600 show market weak with prices from 3.50 to 5.00 and feeder stock around 2.50 to 4.00.
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Chelee
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