Notable Bets and Bereavement in Early Railroad News
Tar Hon. John J. Blair of Bishtown Nod donates 16000 toward a cycle clone destroyed Iowa College in Grinnell. Major rail lines compete Chicago to Omaha. Senator Benjamin H. Hill of Georgia dies at 59 after cancer battle. Choctaw Cherokee tribes react to Congress approval of St Louis and San Francisco Railroad right of way bill. Great Western Railway of Canada absorbed by Grand Trunk Railway, ending its existence. Old Chicagoans recall the 25 years ago Great Western opening from Niagara to Detroit with fanfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mvorr
Indian Territory
Congress
St. Louis
San Francisco
Canada Grand Trunk Railway Company
Great Western Railway of Canada
Great Western Railway
Nisgara
Dewoi
Iyan
Tax foes shift power in Empire State elections
The Anti Monopolists Association of New York opposes corporate monopolies in its platform and may affect political balance in the Empire State. The growing anti monopoly sentiment among a broad class challenges influence by the monied interests shaping state politics and legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti Monopolists Association of
New York
Ikie
Empire
Curious farmer laments potato beetle threat to Mt Desert
An old Maine farmer warns that Mt Desert Island, surrounded by salt water, is vulnerable to potato beetles carried by the sea and implores stricter controls on Paris green usage. He notes the insects arrive from the water and thrive in damp, coastal conditions, making the battle seem formidable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Desert
Maine
Paris
Tax failure ends strike of New York and New Jersey freight handlers
The executive committee of the freight handlers union proclaims the strike in New York and New Jersey a failure on Wednesday. It blames lack of funds to support 3,000 idle workers but notes the main cause was easy hiring of replacements willing to work at current wage rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jersey
Trade Balance Very Slightly in Our Favor This Year
Data show exports excluding specie for the year ending June were 750 million bolts while imports rose to 724 million, leaving a small favorable balance amid poor crops and weak foreign markets. Previous year’s balance stood at 503 million, marking a sharp decline of about 284 million in our merchandise account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norowit
Commierce
Fragmented 19th century item on politics and events
A garbled 19th century dispatch notes rising crop damage in Texas and New York tax mills, inviting ex Confederate soldiers to a Milwaukee reunion, a senate-like slate in Chicago Town Democrats, a Northwestern executives and Vanderbilt rumors, and a Democratic ticket lineup with judges and clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Lowa
Cohoey
Sanavon Hoag
Mawicbhaale
Fowler
Ind
Mobile
Milwaukee
Septemer
Crime, arrests, and deaths across towns stir 19th century headlines
The report lists several crimes and scandals including a murder in Columbus by Diex Lirrry, a bank robbery at Kewanee with $9,000 seized, and an express of a fatal self act by Samuel L Bartlett in Gorham Maine. It notes arrests in New York and Toronto, forged checks in Chicago, and a chloroform death of Cas Paryx in Elkhart. Also covered is a Virginia district political convention split, a Halifax schooner sale tied to Gen Butler, and a large ships provisioning.
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Argent Lower
Detroit
Tria
Columbus
Diex Lirrry
Pdzmes Kang
Jamen
Kewanee
Samuel L. Bartlett
Dartmoouth College
Gorham
Maine
Taw
Democratic Congress Mail
Virginia
Dick Lirrir
Tames Gang
United States
Mussel Shorle
Ale
Pruzsnros
New York
Geo. B. Hamilton
Farmere’ Bank of Wyoming
vGnores F. Ganaves
Toronto
Thurcher
Newcastle
Chisago
J. Teves
Chicago
Janka
Csas
Paryx
Elkhart
Ind
Psine
Lake Shore Railway
First National Bank of
Kewanee Til
Halifax
Butler
Maitajancar
Tilifax
Tiia
Boston
Yellow Fever Fatalities And Wreck Reported In Regions
Forty deaths from yellow fever occurred at St Mattamoran recently. An Antarctic expedition had been wrecked with no lives saved. Twenty eight new cases of yellow fever and three deaths were reported in Brownsville yesterday, Wratan F Greenwoun of Flora fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mattamoran
Tie Lalian
Brownsville
Wratan F
Greenwoun
Flora
Fragmented 19th Century Notices From Ailing CityEvents
A garbled report covers multiple incidents: a supposed spy in a Washington hotel room found dead, an alarming catarrh plague near Syracuse with one animal killed but another survivor, and seventeen new cases of fever in Brownaville with three deaths. A fire destroyed much of Matamiorua county records, insurance values listed.fatal incidents include a New York merchant Sense Hoxs death in his home. Bangor Me end of August storms bring down buildings, and Lynn Massachusetts street explosions injure an unknown woman. Injunction sought to halt pha worke operations.
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Washington
Chicago
Syracuse
Brownaville
Matamiorua
Erensings
Randolph County
Missouri
Sense Hoxs
New York
Bangor
Trree
Chimnaya
Lynn
Waasaveru
Capital Selections Appoint New Postmasters and Canal Survey
From the Capital, Tom President bua appoints Charles Watkins as solicitor of internal revenue for Michigan's Fourth District. Acting Postmaster General Hatton appoints Judvon Stevens postmaster at Dries. Tin Star pays government employees respond to the call for aid. Engineers ordered to proceed with the Hennenin canal survey, expected to report to Congress this fall. Guatemala’s Provisional leader leaves US, accepting negotiation of disputes with Mexico. Secretary Chandler urged investigation of alleged kindness abuses aboard Lieutenant Meery's vessel. Carpenter begins address to jury in Star-route trial. Spectators include the ex-senator's wife and two sons. Committee to wire in decline of American whipping trade includes Robesor, Dingley, McLane, Cox, and others from New York, New Jersey, Maine, Maryland, and Michigan.
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Bua
Charles
Watkins
Internal Revenue
Fourth District
Michigan
Hatton
Judvon C. Stevens
Dries N
Tin Star
Publican Conpressional Committee
Hennenin Canal
Previnent Lanmos
Guatemala
United States
Socunusco
Mexico
Coumopona Kuntocs
Falla
Chandler
Meery
Carpenter
Bia
Kerr
Carepenter
Page
AcAurumemaze to the elate depart meetynge
Cablegrams report chaotic affairs in Corea quieting. The assassin of Lord Cavendish arrives at Tamaica. Dublin freedom celebrated before Parliament amid enthusiasm. Meany case to be urgent in Washington. Chilian troops blamed for Peru interior war. England progresses cautious harvest. Irish MPs seek freedom of speech during recess. US publishers refused payment. money orders returned. Government cataloguing publications authorized by Congress. Arabi Pasha resists aggression. Arab loyalists urged to submit. Ireland’s national exposition opened Aug 29 in Dublin before 100000. O Connell statue unveiled before Parnell and dignitaries. England-Turkey likely to clash over military convention. Wolseley aims to divide Arabian forces and restore khedive authority. Egyptians face an apparent hopeless struggle.
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Corea
Frederick Cavendish
Tamaica
Dublin
Pargell
Dillon
Lowell
Peru
Suykzan
Ireland
Oniven B2vanco
New York
Star Publishing Company
New Haven
O'Connell
Dawson
Parnell
Davitt
Gray
England
Turkey
Wolseley
At Khesive
Egypt
Triumphs for England Amid Egyptian Crisis
A Cairo and Alexandria bulletin from August 1862 reports major shifts in European tensions, praising England's moves while noting Turkey's intervention and Arabi Pacha's guarded position near Ispaaialia. Key events include the formation of a new ministry, Cherif Pacha as foreign minister, the cable between Alexandria and Port Said, and British naval dispositions around Behera and Remlah as armies and regiments move within Egypt.
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England
Thy
Feck
Alexandria
Europe
Starger
Turkey
Egypt
Charif "Pacha
Inter
Ragoib Pacha
Suliemon Facha
Yherea Pacha
Aravi Pacha
Connaught
Khedive
Lotis of Battenberg
Arabi Pacha
Ispaaialia
M. de Lessepa
Arabi Pachabaa
Behera
Fort Said
John Pender
Port Said
Agincourt
Dee
Monarch
Northumberland
Duke of Connaught
Jas
Arabi Pacha Ia
Remlah
Her
Sugerh
Hoskina
Ewars
Fort Meeks
Uoruth
Nobar
Cherif
Cairo
Sborbrah Road
William H. Seward
General Sherman
General Grant
Constantinople
Nile
Verdi
Equator
Cheriff
Digail
Arabi
Cmais
DE Losseys
Losmos
de Levseps
Suez
Arads
Elrrender
Arexaxpata
Cultan
Arabs Pasha
Arma
Derbyshire Regiment
Horne Guards
West Kent Regiment
Actress Effie Edeler Hasley Hazel Kirke Since 1880
Effie Edeler has played Hazel Kirke since February 4 1880 with only three weeks of vacation and one missed performance due to illness. Old Coaldock has played his role in the game play without a break since February 4 1880, never missing a performance and is 74 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Effie Edeler Hag
Hazel Kirke
Coaldock
The Influence of Climate on Health Remedies
Fragmented text notes the idea that climate affects health and that Steatetter's Stomach Hiktors may counteract malarias when energien is high, with claims of digestion and bilious relief. It also mentions prosthetic topics and a Nova Scotia premier, a future royal trip, and a local medical cure by St. Incobs Gil with rheumatic recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steatetter
Juumre Crater
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Blayshfield- Dimes
Marshfield, Wis
John J. Blair
Bishtown
Nod
Iowa
Gillege Int
Grinnell
Chicago and
Omaha
Chicago and Northwestern
Book Island and Pacific
Burlington and Quincy
Wabash
St. Pugh
Benjamin H. Hil
Georgia
Hill
Brliva
Cuitzao
Moonay
Luod League
Philadelphia Feague
Arabi Pasha
Montreal
Shammex Licrewse Clube
Mantréw
E. Stevens
Lhe Reso
Paxton
Denver
Guickel
Republicans
Democrata
Cabnel Frederick
Cankling
Poeewear Krzr
Haghit
Northwestern
Saratoga
Vanderbilt
Oman
Male
Walker
Davin
John Folay
Chickneaw
William Thompron
Humboldt
J. H. Timmerman
Des Moines
Supreme’court
H. ¥. Bonarden
Johnson
Supreme Court
Jreworter
L.A. Palmer
Henry
Charlee Bron‘ron
Delaware
Maron
Penney Poor
Seasion of Congress
Tae
Mosiem
Hart
Cherls
Cheni Pachu
Afaha
Mediterranean
Fle
Ike
France
Manemet ‘Ali
St. Cyr
Halim Pacha
Ktedive
Ismail Pacha
Cherit
Pasa
Inte
Pasha
Suez Canal
Tumail
Council of Ministera
Legion of Honor
Tamail
Chayif
Herald
Russia
Sr. Perensiune
Caucasus
Bret
Germany
Rg Re
Nova Scotia
Prince Henry
Prussis
Olga
Montis
St. Incobs Gil
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