Election on thi inst cap removal query yields no decision
Weer Vinana and allies report an election on the capital removal question but fail to decide. Three towns Martinsburg Cinriae and Charlesten received votes, none obtaining a majority. Plans for a subsequent vote in sixty days are noted with two towns to be included. The piece also covers party movements and Balkan war updates with dispatches from Cincinnati and other sources.
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Weer Vinana
Martinsburg
Cinriae
Charlesten
Anneither
Mbjor
Aixty Daya
Virginia
Hellidey Tor Govardor
Kmall Dimpatch
Worlingmen’s Party
Ohio
Cincinnati
Ilatwock
Icket
L. H. Bord
Francis Bharde
Cleveland
Atate Treasur
L. J. Bins
Lovelind
The
Supreme
Bistoya
Bebackockey
Arudener
Ployna
Plevna
Rosdnna
Constantinople
Porto
Corsacha
Anan
Buliua
Danube
Plotns
Nikopolln
Kerans
Balkans
Shipks
Tirnova
Odin Pasha
Swaya
Manece
Homiea Hostagggrod
Oana
Sigaal
Nicholas
Exki-Saghra
Achimet Pasha
Ds Armast
Loodwalky News
Iain Thigh
Rawrtan
Flo Thieslin Arany
Te Ans
Pancogeancs
Lininye
Kustian
Poland
Trade declines and gains amid 1870s market shifts
The report notes Pittsburgh trade dulled by hard times in Wassananon hotels and rising rail stock confidence as strikes ease. New Haven sees gradual revival. UK silverware credits improve. American shipbuilding and trade expand, with U.S. influence in China and the West Indies. Patterson NJ silk mills halt due to a strike. sugar imports surge while bullion exports exceed imports. Evarts advocates consular reform to boost South American commerce.
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Pittsburgh
Tax New Haven Journal
United
United Kingdom
Britain
Wera
Orx
America
South America
New York
West Indies
Paternon
N. J
Exea
Srenerang Evanrs
United States
Thos
United Biatas
Evarts
Late 19th Century Treasury Receipts and Indian Affairs Turmoil
The article details customs and currency duties for the year ending June 30 1877, notes attempts to remove Commissioner of Indian Affairs Amit h abandoned as a Tuadien inquiry proceeds, and reports on Sitting Bull near Fort Buford with 2000 warriors. It covers Utah tensions between Gentiles and Mormons, recent polygamy prosecutions, and troop movements linked to the railroad strikes. It discusses troop expansion plans and centralized recruiting to maintain trained forces.
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Ip Jm
Indien
Arong
Bolurz
Hitting Bull
Canada
Udt
Sitting Bull
Fort
Buford
Joseph
Nex Perces
Utah
War Department
Washington
United State
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Maryland
United States
General Field, Inc
Staff Corps
Ani
Losses of Railroad Property and Wages in recent strikes
The Milwaukee News estimates total losses from recent strikes reach 57 1/4 million dollars, including track, rolling stock, depots, and valueless freight, plus 1 million workers unpaid for ten days. It criticizes rioters and praises strikers for not “all this” damage while condemning criminal acts. It also notes Oleomargarine trade shifts, with exports rising to England, France, and Germany, and discusses legal protections and dairy interests influencing legislation.
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R Ailroad
Milwaukee News
Eas
Penuxyl
Viinia
Anne
Josa
Simaonns
New York Times
England
France
Germany
Ala
Jpin
Horatio Seymour
Oleomargarine Checce
Gret
Case of Maj Maj Runkle Vindicated and Restored
Maj Runkle of the army, once court martialed in 1872 for misappropriating funds, had his sentence remitted by the Secretary of War and was dismissed. He now asserts his innocence, cites evidence of wrongful conviction, and shows the court’s sentence was never properly approved. He is restored to rank on the retired list and receives back pay around $11,000.
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Runkle
Maj
Secretary of War
Defeat at Big Hole guards by Nez Perces battle
A harsh clash in western Montana on the 6th iast pitted Gen Gibbon's command against Nez Perces. A scout's report places 182 troops in Gibbon's force with 17 officers and 193 enlisted men. The engagement near the Dig Hole area left heavy casualties on both sides, with white losses including Capt Logan and several lieutenants. Edwards, a citizen, rode 60 miles to Deer Lodge for relief, delivering requests for aid as the wounded endured with scant medical care.
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Gibbon
Nez Perces
Montana
Parlion
Lars
Dear Lodge
Gibson
Sevanteen
Seventh Infantry
Seventh Cavalry
Uni Ind
Selda
Ross, Hole
Indiana
Ehort Torre
Ross Hols
Big Hols
Géb. Gibron
Dig Hole
Bannock
Bitterroot
Joseph
Whitebird
Coldiera
Poysuera
Lieu Brindlay
Captan
Thia
Nomenos
Edwards
French Gulch
Deer Lodge
Big Hole
Logan
Lients
Bradley
Bostwick
Williame
Coolidge
Woodraif
English
Howard
Diamonds at Pierrepont reception dazzle guests
A San Francisco correspondent recalls the Pierrepont reception where indies gathered to admire a display of extraordinarily valuable diamonds. The Crown of a Scotch Countess and a stage star wore stones of immense size, commanding attention with prismatic brilliance, while the Countess of Caithness, with the Earl, drew keen interest in American circles.
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Pierrepont
Eugenie
Tuileries
America
Geta
Antleman
San Francisco
Paria
Amercan
Peeressea
Earl
California
London
Cail
Campaigns Across the Danube in 18th Century War
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Russian campaigns against the Ottoman Turks in the 1770s. Romanzoff bridged the Danube near Braila in 1773 74, defeated near Silistria, besieged a fortress, and withdrew as Turkish cavalry proved superior. The 1774 siege continued until October with operations toward Varna before retreat.
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Danube
Crimea
Begegrabia
Romanzoff
Danubs
Braila
Jina
Silistria
Shimla
Varna
Turbulent Balkan War Shifts as Turkish Plans Collapse
A detailed narrative recounts shifts in the Balkan campaign from a Russian push toward the Danube to a Turkish counteroffensive. It describes crossed plans, front-line changes, and key moves at Sistova, Nikopolis, Tirnova, and along the Danube as Turkish and Russian forces realign, with commanders Redif Pasha Abdul Kerim Mehemet and Gourko central. The piece notes widespread panic in Constantinople, leadership changes, and the strategic outcome possibly favoring Russia or Turkey depending on ensuing actions.
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Danube
Brotssa
Constantinophe
Germany
Austria
France
Italy
England
Rali
Aimadrat
Tirnoya
Abipl Ker
Constantinople
Porte
Dobrad Solajat Bihilo
Redif Pasha
Abdul Kerim
Croas Flere
Bradscha
Sistova
Ria
Biela
Retif Pathe
Shamis
Tirnova
Meus Pers
Abdul Kerimremo
Mehemet Mi
Shumala
Betas
Balkans
Abdid Kérizm
Wodoever
Dunabd
Simmitzy
Hurte
Ahmed Pasha
Gothu
Biola
Ajodtal Kerim
Kooya
Chi Thussians
Nikopolis
Tye Ae
Magurello
Kerim
Parison
Nikalia
Astanfe
Mie
Wisi
Danute
Gourke
Balkanal
Schipks
Busan
Fle
Mohemet Ali
Pasha
Cjona
Cron
Nikopolla
Bunt
Chuk
St. Slutove
Tirnava
Osman Wisa
West
Arti
Mehemet Ali
Hernia
Tirnc
Gourko
Forcca
Suleiman Pasha
Raouf Pasha
Pleyna
Prath
Aetna
Howgate Polar Expedition Fueled by U S. Navy Aid
Captain H W Howgate plans a staged Arctic settlement program beginning at Cumberland Island and progressing toward Lady Franklin Bay. The Florence schooner will establish a polar colony with Esquimaux help, sledges, dogs, clothing, and supplies, while Yale scientists Sherman and Loomis will document geology, botany and meteorology amid a growing international Arctic exploration interest.
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Howgate
Mrow the
Chi Journal
Axi
North Pole
H. W. Howpite
United
Ettice
Towar Gimberland Island
British America
Florence
Howgate Tolar
Arctic
Orde
Company of Esquimaux
Greenland
Lady Franklin Bay
Yale College
Afr
Ormy ‘T. Sherman
Providence
B.L
Yale
Loomis
Ludwig Komlein
Ow Fm
Abctigrer
United States
Nares
Holland
Norway
Spitzbergen
Behring
Sweden
Germany
Siberian
Russia
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Lee Vi
Valpetaisa
Eure
Hareshee
Leennes
Acuy Secretarios
Blalne
Sereia i
Jen Ashe
Patriotim
Hayes
Roltah
Packard
Loutalatia
Caroling
Kelton
Khorpis
Toseibale
waUsmt
Fia
Hla
Nant Rint
Oia
Fteachon
Aaron JH. Morris
Tileid
Adi
Beiog
Lesen
Columbus
Gan
John Deatty
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Cornell Naval
Bloer
Quallman
Republican State Committee
Tayn Lie
Dalendye
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Spada
Aples
Campox Tarthor
United Eee
Casey
Hee Talon Horsen
Spain
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Neste
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Gaptalin
Cuba
Tnchin Plas
Flowery Kingdom
China
Flong Kong
Auhounour
Teox
Austris
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Franco
Wasshington
Dax Orrioa
Colongsaontta Waitrast- Aon
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Wisconsin
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Williamson
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Minneapolis
Stillwater
St. Croix
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Equitable
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Dleastrovaly
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Danuba
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Ovhiltree
Texas
Grant
Mrj. Lom
New Mexico
Prince of Wales
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Lyon
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Gondt
Eales
Fabelle
Witkar
Dees
Tolepc
Fmbor Michigat
Levetreedy
Ernie Detrod
Ase Warat
Peres
Dooley
Almanacs
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Suemoxs
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Felze
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Ant Medicine
Vendres
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G. R. Fingay & CO
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Dali
Yeni Aaier
Actictes
Riverview
Agadery, Eigts
Poughe
Psisy Wes
Stihl Iit
Pete Exavagans
James Rr
Osgood & Co
Boston
Mass
UG Osgood's
Talaaey Ee Holmes
Sint
Sane, Ltzer
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