Wide Range of 19th Century News Summary
The notice surveys pension rolls with 235,687 names and over 900,000 applications. It reports racehorse times, bank defalcations, a Knoxville jailbreak, a deadly cyclone in Connecticut, and large currency in circulation. It notes a Chicago execution, a major fire in Toronto, and yellow fever reports in Brownsville, Pensacola, and Pensacola. It covers train crime, bank frauds, a Creedmoor life match, and various fires and disasters across cities. It closes with miscellaneous political and personal items from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Commissioner of Pensions
Hartford
Conn
W. FH
Ruth
Tate Cadhier
Washington (Pa
Montreal
Hunter
Cate
Conway
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mth
John Taylor
Fletcher
Knoxville
Shariff
Ftad
Winster
James Tracey
Chicago
Oiider Huebner
Torono
Ohio
Alabama
Deroty Ustrap Braves
Stupr- Meven
Fort Davia
Tex
Dwient 8
Lathrop
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Dianiel M. Wentisaron
National Bank of Troy
N. Y
Creedmoor
Brownaville
Pennacola-seyduteen
Lance
Elmira
No Y
Lova
Joan McIntyre
Cornelius ‘Thornburn
Inez
Squcaster
Maas
Permauthieo
Chicago & Alton
Kansas City
Fce
Sven Mants
Mount Washington
Common Council
Tonawanda
Buffalo
New York Central Road
Cty
Lux National Board of Health
Laredo
Corpus Christi
Tudeon
Muas
Ira
Savings Banks of
New Hampshire
Arthur Wade
Canienas
Boston
Galileo
Hampton Roads
Trish Land League
Iscgapiaey
Grand Meadows
Mino
Red Wing
Forestiga
United States
Avoxzo Casuy
Minnie
Dormansville
Pensacola
Fla
Rao
Brownsville
Textown
Central City
Political turbulence and nominations across states spur election talk
A muddled report lists party conventions and nominations across Nebraska, Colorado, New Jersey, Michigan, and more. It notes Morton’s gubernatorial renomination, tariff debates, anti silver stance, and various congressional bids, with scattered violence and personal events in Philadelphia and elsewhere.
Dublin cathedral buttress falls. four women dead
A fallen buttress at St Patrick's Cathedral in Dublin on the 14th killed four women. Other items note Bank of England rate hike to five percent, Irish national movement leaders, and varied world events including rowing results, weather damage, and cholera deaths in Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s
Dublin
Bank of England
Purnell
Davitt
Dilon
Breapap
River Thames Rowing Club
Hinsdale Club
Exuite Plantamour
Legewd
Art Trieste
Council of Ministers
St Patersburg
James Anperson
Queen Victoria
London
Ith Tire
la Prairie
Can
Manila
Philipine Islands
Yench River
Pete Ste. Marie
Georgia
Churches of England
Egyptian War News Reports Siege and Surrender Details
Dispatches from Cairo describe British advance to the capital, Wolseley’s pushes, and Arabi Pasha’s arrest. Reports claim Kafr-el-Dawar and Damietta couriers surrender, with Egypt’s army being disbanded and Ottoman authorities weighing terms. Port Said and Alexandria see troop movements and declarations of loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ith
Port
Arabi Tasha
Mth
Kafr-el-Dottt
Alexandria
Arabi Paalia
Hoi
Kafr-e-Daur
Cairo
Wolseley
Button Bey
Arabi Pasha
Butros Rey
Tol-el-Kebir
Katr-al-lwar
Fox
British War Office
Wolaeley
Lowe
Avabl Pasha
Damietta
Ramlah
Maflaha
Aboukir
Dufferin
Porte
Constantinople
England
Egyptian Council of Ministers
Dibha
Gbemilléh
Ung
Ghoshae
Bin
Eutire
Abdella Pasha
Damie
Surrender of Egyptian Pasha Ends Damietta Standstill
Obdurate Egyptian Pasha yields to British force at Damietta on the 19th, ending all resistance. Massachusetts Democratic State Convention in Boston nominates Benjamin F. Butler for Governor and adopts a reform platform. Fire-damp explosion in a mine at Dartand, Wastphalia, kills twenty. Various political nominations released for upcoming elections. cholera deaths rise to 154 at Manila and nearby. A crowd crush in Mount Airy injures many. Yellow fever and other outbreaks noted in several locations. A fishing and trade convoy sails from Havre on the ATH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damietta
Massachusetts
Boston
Benjamin F. Butler
Dartand
Wastphalia
Tennessee
D. C
H. G. Fisher
New Jersey
Lewis C. Parker
Pennsylvania
James H. Hopkins
Cale
Firet
John F. Follett
Isaac M. Jordan
J. Irvine White
Lisbon
United States
Azores
Asnau Elyrore
Woodstock
Ont
Jesus
Rock Island
Teday
Mau
Philipine Islands
Mount Airy
N. C
Browcavilla
Tex
Newburg
Boas Boos
Havre
Survivors Relate Wreck of Steamer Asta and Apia Disaster
D. A. Tinkis and Ann Morrison arrive at Conaxawonn reporting the steamer Asta wreck near Owen Bound. Only eight to ten aboard survived after the vessel broke apart at sea. Tinkis describes fighting to stay afloat, using a life preserver, and reuniting with Captain Savage before the ship sank with engines working. Morrison, injured but alive, and others perished as boats capsized and crews battled waves. The rescue ship Northern Belle later recovered bodies and took the survivors toward Parry Sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conaxawonn
Ann
D. A. Tinkis
Gchelseia Ann Morrison
Apia
Tinkis
Asia
Owen Bound
J. Mf. Tokié
H. Ji. Gallagher
Manton
Fatorin
J. Maks
Dish¢g
Ehulra
Tinkls
Trench River
Hae
aAvain
Job McGougatth Pucser
Ivere
McDougall
Tadian
Parry Sound
Bourdt
Mrs Melville Soars to State Asylum for the Insane
Mrs Henrietta B Melville wife of Enginger George W Melville was taken from her home to the State Asylum for the Insane at Narritown today. The certificate signed by Dr M Fisher Long atresh of Sharon Hil and Dr Samuel PB Bauchson Clifton states she is not of sound mind and requires treatment. The husband described her distressing mental decline and insisted the public receive truthful details about the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stita
Reremixe
Jean
Philadelphia
Quiteau
Fraxe Smaxvene
Hoosac
Canada
Nebraska
Omaha
Mth
J. Sterling Morton
Ohio
Flist
Benjamin Butterworth
Amos Smith, Jr
New York
Frank Foscock
Arelie E. Baxter
Michigan
Fiat
Henry W. Lard
Tennessee
W. R. Moore
Titanis
Wenry F
Colorado Rapublicans
Denver
Ernest L. Campbell
Garlickl
Indoraca
Arthur
Colorado
Congress
James B. Belford
New Jersey
George M. Robeson
J. W. Ganverlink
Kentucky
T. I. Robertson
Wisconsin
David H. Sumner
Pennsylvania
William A. Dimenn
Wincanata
Theodore D. Kanouse
Bishop Wiley
Methodist Church
Cincinnati
Campant
Sherill
Sierra, County
Cal
Stabba
Evai
Meryice
Sharon Iear
Greenbackers
Delaware
Wilmington
Bienchard
Republican Party
KE. W. Keyes
George C. Hazelton
Tus
A. X. Parker
JW. Cuniller
Massachusetts
J. M. Wetherell
Bigecow
Mason
Albany
Guiteau
Henrietta B. Melville
George W. Melville
Shorgn
State Asylum For the
Narritown
M. Fisher
Longatreth
Sharon Hil
Samuel PB. Bauihson
Clifton
Tong
Hayrigadain
Rior
George Uhnit
Notning
Culuf Kagmor Able
Sleiville
Asiatic Squadron
Ebneratury
The New Gold Certificates Unveiled and Details
The article describes gold certificates prepared by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Wangsiitneron dated September 18, listing denominations of 20, 50, 100, 500, 1000, 4000 and 10000. It notes portrait subjects on various notes including Gurtiell Silas Wright Benton Lincoln Hamilton Madigan and Jackson, with security counters and a repayment on demand through the Treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wangsiitneron
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
United States
New York
Beedon
Silas Wright
Benton
Lincoln
Hamilton
Madigan
Laakson
Cantata at Tel-el-Kebir A Twenty Minute British Victory
British forces rout Arabi Pash with rapid assault near Zagazig, capturing 1,200 tents and immense ammunition stocks. General Wolseley reports 20 British killed, numerous officers lost, and a decisive cavalry and artillery driven pursuit completing the victory as McPherson’s brigade advances on Zagazig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel-el-Kebir
Etbyan
Zagazly
Kansassin
Seat-Hills
Wolseley
Holly
Zagoziz
Hyley
McPherson
Titoo
Paahit
Tebel-Kebir
Yagazig
Foreman Dickson Bribery Charge Synopsis Published
Foreman Dickson releases sworn statement detailing an alleged bribery attempt to sway a jury in the Brady and Dorsey case. He cites Bowen claiming a presidential pardon within thirty days, and notes Bliss Merrick Kerr allegedly unaware. Dickson forwards a letter to Attorney General Brewster reporting the alleged bribe attempt and asks for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dickson
Bowen
Brady
Dorsey
Bliss
Merrick
Kerr
Brewster
Foreman Dickson
Uned
Arizona
District of Columban Bet
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the Statesman
Interfeting
Warvin Guesy
Western Union 'Telegraph Company
York
Seretoga
County Donegal
Treland
Martiatiav
St. Petersburg
Windsor
Great Britain
Denisa
Philippine Islands
Mason Prices
Italy
Trent Aml
Verona
ASTA
Ressursin Jocks
Hordce Artilery
Geetham
Duke of Cons
Artiillery
Highland Brigade
Inatai Gumtingon
Mughway
Royal Singh Rocushly
Willis
Caplonel Richards
Colville
Thieutenants Midwood
Somervell
Highland Light Infantry
Black Watch
McNeil
Cumberland God Fox
Alison
Wid
Ciphin Hotton
Suring
Balfour
Grenadier Guards
Culor
Rgviot
Bulbecs
Cameron Highlanders
Macheth Pash
Ali Fehmi Pasha
All Druggista
Brown Chemicat CO
Baltimore
Tye
W. H. Elston
Columbus
The
Fras Ac
Phatons
Columbus Buggy CO
Columbus Buggio
James H. Ramburg
Frederick
Maryland
Fobnatown, Pa
Colus Bs
Sof Peat
Whittaker
Red Oak
Macomb
Pickey
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