World Over A Mirror Of The Important Occurrences
The Statesman lists the week’s notable items under World Over A Mirror Of The Important Occurrences. It reports party tickets selected by state conventions including New York Republicans Massachusetts Republicans and misaligned names for governor lieutenant governor and state offices.
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New York
Massachusette
Missiessyps
New York Republiana
John J. Gilbert
F. Q. A. Brackett
Willian H. Tinie
Henry WH. Perea
George A. Marden
Charles R. Ladd
Andrew J. Waterman
Misalactout Thepublicans
James R. Obnliners
M. C. Mollnon
John §. Jones
Edward Young
Sherman in command at Cincinnati veterans meeting
Gen Sherman presided over a Cincinnati meeting of the Society of the Army of the Tennessee with Gen Howard, Gen Hickenlooper as secretary, and Gen Forca as treasurer. Voting was restricted to members as the constitution was read. The next meeting was set for Chicago to coincide with the Grant monument unveiling, with Hickenlooper as orator.
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Cinacinnati
Cincinnati
Society of the Army of the Tennessee
Sherman
Howard
Bennett House
College Hall
Hickenlooper
Gen. Forca
Chicago
Grant Monument
Den
Twelve Men Injured In Paradelphia Kabra Collision
A collision occurred between a wildcat car and a caboose on the Philadelphia Baltimore Railroad near Claymont Delaware. Twelve men were injured including J Hughes who suffered a severe forehead wound. William Gibbs James Cavanagh and others are believed to have internal injuries. Engineer Legg knew the train ahead was moving at a mile a minute.
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Paradelphia
Ballimore Kabra
Philadelphia + Daltimore
Claymont
Del
J. Hughes Iy
William Gibbs
James Cavanagh
Legg
Loss of the schooner Alpha reported after gale
Letter from Sitka reports the schooner Alpha with Captain Gambil and Jeff Kuhn aboard sailed for Sitka a week before a severe gale. The Bitka arrived from Yakutat and says Alpha is believed lost with all aboard, including Kuhn and his son, and a crew of Indians. Also notes a terrible saw mill explosion in Berlin, Pennsylvania killing several men and injuring others.
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Alpha
Dawid
Sitka
Alaska
Port Townsend
Edward H. Drown
Sitke
Bitka
Yukutal
Gambil
Jeff J. Kuhn
Bandits Rob Express Car Near Bucatunna Miss
Three bandits stopped a Mobile and Ohio train near Bucatunna Mississippi and robbed the express and mail car securing about $3000 in money and several registered packages. Government funds worth $74000 en route to Florida were untouched. Suspects fled into the undergrowth pursued by posse and detectives. Cape May Hotel Fire Destroys Columbia House in New Jersey. Fire, owned by James Mooney of Philadelphia, destroyed the new Columbia Hotel, closed for ten days, value about $75000. insurance unknown.
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Mississippi
Bucattunna
Miss
Mobile
Ohio
Florida
Sposse
Cape May
N.J
New Columbia
James Mooney
Phila. In
Trade Conditions and Land Office Reports Highlight Mixed National Outlook
RG Dun and Co reports general improvement in business across the United States with stronger conditions in New York area clearings and Philadelphia trade. Notes weaker prices in cotton and breadstuffs, but rising rail traffic and farm land activity. Land Office data show patent figures, railroad land grants, swamp land selections, and fires affect city properties. A violent arson spree disrupts a town amid speculation and gang rumors. A Minneapolis performance piece tours, centering on a princess-like performer and a dramatic elopement.
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Rg, Dun & Co
Aviteide
New York
Renton
Philladelphia Viney
Anguar
Exeerftk
Melewankos
Ketowke
Teporta
Aesgon
Cleveland
Hoaha
Pittaburgh
Bardal Failare
Pricon
United States
Canale
Publishing firms fail amid heavy losses in Great Western dispute
Nello Clarke V Co and Pulford Clarke & Co of Chicago, major U.S. publishers, collapse as assets reach under 200000 with liabilities over 400000. First National Bank and Maxwell & Co win judgments. a receiver is appointed to wind down and safeguard property.
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Nello, Clarke V Co
Great Western Publishers
Pulford, Clarke & Co
Chivige
Burgest
United States
Asveste
Weem
Ulan
Judgmenta
Fuvor
First National Bank
Ind & A. Maxwell & Co
Donohue & Jenneberry
Judie Shepard
Thos
Hamond
Oyny
Walker
Oak+ joy & Ur
China Rea Y Letaltiate
Funeral of Quebec Victims in Vaults After Landslide
Twenty one bodies were laid in vaults as mourners led a Quebec funeral procession for landslide victims. Minister Langevin and officials surveyed the scene with engineers, monitoring cliff dangers while about two hundred men labored the debris and more remains were expected.
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Quebec
Bhip Laborers’ Society
Tio Parsone
Houracs
St Vatelek’s Chearch
Wendtell
Bir Hoetor Langevin
French election results show Republican gains and Boulangist votes
Official returns from 560 districts indicate 244 Republicans elected, 159 opposition members. Republicans include sixteen Moderates and fifty seven Dudleals. opposition comprises eighty six Royalists, fifty one Bonapartists, twenty two Toulungists. In Paris Conservatives failed to elect. Boulangists gain four seats with 192,310 votes versus Houlanger's 244,070 in January.
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Repubiicans
M.thevenet
Justice
Milade
Goblet
Jules Ferry
Milliard
Joubert
White
Mal
Milleraud
Passy
Loueckroy
Floquer
Barocet
Andrioux
Laisant
Vergoin
Laur
de Busine
Naquet
Spandards in fighting mood as ships ordered to Tangier
Muhooccy governments forces move to Tangier to press Bultan of Morogeo for release of a Spanish captain and crew captured off the Rift coast. A fleet of warships and ten thousand troops are ordered to proceed immediately and hold in readiness for possible land action at Mordec 1S Terror of Fire region.
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Tangier
Bultan
Morogeo
Rift Coast
Fangier
From the Sultan to Apain and a Graphic suspension
The article reports on a Sultan’s hard line toward accepting Apain’s terms, a suspension of The Graphic by authorities, and the sheriff seizing property amid the dispute. It notes back pay owed to employees and the broader financial strains surrounding the event.
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Aton
Ore
Spanteh Aallora
Apain
New York Gfraphic
Great Atlantic Ocean Race and the Teutonic
The article reviews the Great Atlantic Race results featuring the White Star and City of New York vessels, comparing Tiutonic and other liners. It notes Teutonic as the longest ship afloat, subsidized by Britain, with advanced interior design and potential naval conversion. It discusses speeds, routes, and the implications for naval and commercial power.
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New York
New Elgin Shipbuildera
English Presa
Atlantica
Ft Jt
London
Chicago Inter Orean
Nopend
Rome
Ireland
Seuthland
England
Rez
Teutonic
Great Western
Siemens- Martin Ateel
Sha
Majestic
France
Italy
Dasha Bullers
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