Fragmented 1881 World News Digest Totals Harsh Events
A long list of 1881 incidents includes arson cases in Youngstown Ohio, a New Haven railroad inquiry into conductor Hood and others, bank deficits at Manufacturers Bank of Troy, and a fatal train collision near Pittsburgh. Also noted are a comet split, fires in Hatayia and Warrington, and multiple political and criminal updates across the United States and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabody Educational Fund
Tage
Youngstown
Dadem River Tunnel
Cone Ductor Hood
New Haven
New York Central Company
Wellington
National Bank of Troy
Ecaminera
Baltimore & Ohio
Pittsburg
Te Sth
American Board of Foreign Missions
Portland
Alden
Prudential Committee
Mraz Morris Day
Hatayia
Misa Ellen Gay
James
Tetérior
Hot Springs
Arkansas
United States
Globe and Anchor Rolling Mill
Newport
Warrington
Escambhi County
Fin
Musvoger
Tidian
Splat
Walker
Lyorgun Karnelt
Board of Supervisors
Fort Yuna
William Douchy
Risegrape
Lowell
Kan
Herittle Sabes
Ayether
R. EB Lee
Trehditer
Paris
New York
League
Aus Wn
Merce
Dallas
Tex
Bridgeville
Edmwons
Amesbury
Mass
George Huntingtn
Winchas Mantis
Arthur
Lareens
Springgeld
Secret Service Bureau
Wiliam F. Salter
Wilmot H. Ward
Wallington
Bureau of Engraving
Irleb
Pittsburgh
Jacob Becker
Cantan
Treditary
Campaign dispatch notes Wolseley praise and regional turmoil
The dispatch from General Wolseley commends troops in the Feyptian campaign for endurance courage gallantry and good behavior. Reports from Dadliv describe bandits robbing a house killing a collector and seizing 4400 dollars while English-supported figures clash over governance in Egypt and across the frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catro
Wolseley
Hurke
Dadliv
Habdi
Tueubsys
Meri
Manigred
Bis
Tesad
Arabi Habba
Bey Emal
Balan
Trontier
France
Egypt
Pepadte
Great Britain
Constantinople
Pader-Arcept
Reversal in Ohio State vote totals and party gains
The Ohio results show Democrats winning their state ticket by about 10 000 votes and capturing thirteen of twenty one Congress seats. Elsewhere in the news a London report notes Ireland’s pauper concerns and a Dublin plan to send 1000 able bodied workers to Canada. The Minnesota Democratic convention backs James Gilliam for Chief Justice, opposing constitutional amendments loosening rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ireland
Dublin
Washington
Pensacola
Messia
Kiblon
Cattani
Suny
Alexandria
Dameubour
Republican
New York
Howard
Lewis Hench
Willig
F Rogers
C. Me' Dacha
Qreenbacker
Wise Cousii
Bixth
T. A. Stewart
Banquek
Boston
Abuaing
Frank James Surrenders to Governor at Jefferson City
In Jefferson City on October 6 1982 Frank James appeared before Governor Crittenden to surrender unarmed and sought clemency. He described years of evading capture while maintaining a law abiding life and asked forgiveness and amnesty under Missouri law. The governor urged trial if found guilty and noted he could not grant pardon before conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Spenceable
Frank Jamon
Jesse
Gov. Crittenden
St. Lowa
T. Crittenden
Yon
Thio Hes
Maze
Tian
Mina
Missouri
Rittenion
Houd
Crittenden
James
pHauy
Thane
Toa
Font
Enen
Hum & Wan
Jett
Frank James & Hunter
Frank James
Ron Vinta
Lebarely Sonths
McCady House
Nuberly
Niiice
John Ewards
Sedula
B. F. Winfrey
Matvalnl
Brwards
Winfeay
Winfrey
Adbals O
Mil
Capitol
Crittenton
Havin
Lemnber Ak State
Frigk
Tl- Withla
Hig
Compton Walker
Mag
Edius Oni
Uvernoe
Frank Jays
Tya
Litmaeli
Eulil
Sam Frank James
Wien
Pinto
Frank Jones
Gil Ibn
Huit Avery
Grittenden
Leease
Eis Auke
Frank
Lin
Deniral Waddell
Lidin
Lup
McCarty
Kingdom of Callaway
Jamies
Callaway
Soan
Louis
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Statesmlan Manstraat, Carnovy Co
Mkcmgax
Indea
Altamont
Tenn
Aréon
J. £. Denrox
Fayettevile
Peabody
Salt’ Tako
Utah
Oficera
Irish National Land League of America
Five World
Trelatn
Penamola
Fla
Brownaville
Bridgeport
Gann
Titanis
Ratom W. Thitibangs
Miasanchusetts
Tooth
Willians
W. Led
New Fork
F. A. Tybngon
North Carolina
Fituh
A. BR. Westola
Maryland
T. Fe Long
Henry Stockbridge
Mitala
Watthint P. Black
Virginia
Bevend
Marshally
J. F
Talbot
Crvenhark
Lon F. Post
Kentucks
Firth
Manton
Frans Jats
Deifernon City
Democraty
Connecticut
Uritford
Thomas M. Waller
Hanoi
Tre Beate
Georgia
Alexander IL Stephens
Syravige
Massachusetts
T. Davis
Tuz
Manhattan Temperance Society
New York City
William Dodge
Gexensa B
San Francisco
Board of Railroad
Comailes Tuners
Guover Cleveland
David B. Mul
Franck A. Peters
Greenlock
Wilbur F. Whitner
Illinois
John F. Finerty
Triity
Suez Canal
Hyrptians Teader
Dirket
Callao
Perry
Europe
Modena
Mont Cenis
Orrkans Wartad
Burmah
China
Tir Eyerpllan Connell
Minct
Arab Pasha
Pernabil Chie
Powar
Caroline
Victoria
Royal Opera House
Hern
Sth
Aratt Tasha
Vatehges
Lambton
Suez
Riaz Vasatho
Longford Milla
Ellis
Gry
Per Bute
Amazon
South America
Wu Portally
Montenerns
Pleaseo
Montoneres
Montreal
de Courcy
Harnett
Chy-Anarocy
Havana
Cada
Sloco
Mapulo
Manila
Philipine Islands
Atrasac
Atenimor
Hamburg
Newfoundland
Sultan Pabua
Eld
Cevek
Morey
Frank Juwuea
Jackson County
Independence
Watt
Crittendes
Omy
St. Loala
Barataria Bay
New Orleans
San Oato
Baltimore
Jarcely
W. H. Elstan
Columbus
Phatons
Columbus Buggy CO
Miduay
Frederick
Murvlende PO Rambus
Bagey
Columbs
Red Oak
Palmer
Macomb, IL
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