Harshfield Games and Scandals Stir Wisconsin News
The report blends Harshfield Games in Marefield Wisconsin with rumors of fraud and royal suspicion involving Tun Finnog and Mrs Langtry. It notes Langtry’s engagement earnings of 20,170 dollars in Chicago, mentions Neisos Lororsoron, brother of ex Governor Eadington, dying in Chicago, and lists various political and criminal figures and incidents including a US marshal dead, a bank bookkeeper jailed, and fires and relief efforts across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neisos Lororsoron
Eadington
Chicago
Uy Qusmier Sa
Broken City Bank
Jersey City
Gossip and market moves on a turbulent week
A fragmented account mentions a hotel clerk pursuing a dangerous quest and a rumored marriage involving Misa Sackville West. It notes pushback against elites, rival cable schemes fading, and a volatile market with a target price of seventy five cents for January settlement as the market bounces and then drops, signaling trader nerves.
Web of early science and scandal in a single plate
A scrambled chronicle notes English chemists revising estimates on manganese and iron alloy processes to boost heat for potential rail use, while France reels from incendiary placards. Bonaparte loyalists urged poison or emigration as royal bloodlines are attacked. In St Louis, fire chief Glass Sexxos earned honors after defusing a public disturbance by horsewhipping a boor in a controversial street incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Bonaparte
Gias Sexxos
St. Louia
Jadier
Atoud
Mr. Bextons
Large multinational line up escorts in California valley
Reports note Major TATE and eight men arriving in Los Angeles to escort the Mack Quiv of Lorne and party near the San Gabriel Valley. Other items mention baseball club finances, a notable death in Illinois, a U. S. Senate election in Wisconsin, severe cold in Dakota and Minnesota, a bridge incident in West Virginia, and various political and international tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Largrenant Tate
Los Angeles
Lorne
San Gabriyst
Hax Providence
Ita
Ray
Sout
Wan
Arlinetco Heighin
Illinois
Annon Burlingame
Guerat F. Hoan
United States
Republicans
Starwachusetta Legislaature
Arrests and crimes ripple through the city streets
A string of sensational cases spans embezzlement, assault, burglary, and a kidnapping in the area. Names include ferry-master Joel H Moony, dealer J Milous, and others tied to Milwaukee and Chicago. a Newhall house fire claim and a rail jail transfer are noted. A Brooklyn woman seeks alimony. a gambling den incident near Omaha is reported. a fatal shooting on Tenth Street in St Louis involves Ennu Pauster. a missing girl from Sacred Heart convent prompts police action. The report reflects widespread urban crime activity and court actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel H. Moony
New York
J. Mi.lous
Chicago Rewes
Ines Temn
Guoxoe Somellen
Newhall House
Milwaukee
House of Correction
Waukeehs
Avert & Lonething
Brooklye Towers
A. V
Dinka
Omaha
Den
Ennnu Pauster
Great Western Printing Company
Tenth Street
Loula
Sacasday
Alles
Palmer
Rome
Beneldaa Garusion
Louie Belle
Sacred Heart Convent
Subgrta
Pine Street
Aho
Dhe
Guiteriog
Abo
Officials Seek Access to Government Papers and Alaska Digging Report
The President consents to share government documents of great importance. Reports note a small force of men dug surface trails on Alaska mountain slopes, totaling over 20,000 dollars. Interior confirms funds allocated for land grant roads since March 27, 1882, except Wisconsin Central. Navy plans place Lieutenant Commander Gorringe with the Pinta for Pacific coast duty. An assistant secretary drafts a new plan for the Rufus Hutch Syndicate to end monopsony and set compensation at two dollars per acre for 2,500 acres. Secure Secretary Forum orders legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
White Ri Lary
Jentice
Washington Territory
Joseph Mamon
Califoonia
United States
San Bisa
Mexico
William Govverssos Mogxls
Wen
Alaska
Secretary of the Interior
Henry &. Gorringe
Est
Wil
Norfolk Navy Yard
Pacific
Tan
Hae
Jeane
Stone Park
Rufus Hutch
Secuurany Forum
Fragmented 19th Century News In a Troubled City
Scattered items describe a fire destroying a Japanese built window in McArthur Ohio, a major business failure in Loudon, Ohio, and a rail accident injuring several near Lincolnville. Reports note a preacher’s church arson in Memphis, a train wreck near Lustead Illinois, and varied political and legal shocks across Cincinnati and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Cooper, Hall &O
Aerchants and
Loudon
Bxg
Linbtlivier
Nea Tebmnon
Ohio
BE. BR. Hofman
Cincinnati
Beokmail
New York
United Kinging
Philadelpais
Cincinnati Lard
Blair
Florida
Ficrum Grzxcae
Baltimore
Spencer
Lord Derby Sells Tipperary Estate in Irish Controversy
The article notes Lord Derby’s decision to sell his Tipperary estate amid Irish tensions. It recounts his choice between 500000 dollars and property, the tenants’ deputation urging him to stay, and hints at the political and personal strain of absentee landlordism. It mentions Mile Salle of the Grand Opera Paris marrying this season and who created Francoise role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Derby
Tipperary
Stanley
Tria
Decky
Dublin
Kauowsley
Jerby
Ireland
Mile, Salle
Grand Oper
Paris
Camnis Trice
Francoise
Ata Bau Thine military letter from Mare Island Navy Yard
Letter from Gowmacher J. B. Coghlan written from the Mare Island Navy Yard California discusses enforced residence and two years in California. He mentions military operations, attempted purges, and a recommended remedy by Dr Hoyle resulting in a reported complete recovery. Washington Army and Navy sources are cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ata Bau
Gowmacher
J.B. Coghlan
Navy Yard
Mare Jeland
Cal
California
Cage
Amlient Naval
Hoyle
Washington
B-C
Anny & Navy
Various Society Gossips and Notable Figures Mentioned
A string of society notes from Washington to London mentions Governor Sherman, Wandrell Philips growing frail, Douglass visiting Hartford, and Dr Oliver Weidell Homes planning a 2000 visit to England. It covers New York’s social changes, a Baltimore millionaire’s child’s smallpox death, Minnesota Senator Medillillan, Mrs Garfield’s hours with a late president’s works, the Palmer family in California, Hugh Griffith’s heirs, Vanderbilt travels, London’s wealthy Americans, and temperance lectures by Weaton. Also notes Jefferson Davis’s poker claims, and a London obituary and aristocratic genealogies tied to Mile.ve Leplavaux and related families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Washington
Wandrell Philips
Frederic
Douglass
Hartford
Conn
Jowell
Oliver Weidell
England
Alys
Boston
New York
Ross TR. Winans
Baltmore
United
Medlillan
Minnesota
Eupreme Court
Garfield
Kar Acn
Lasturan
Frank Palmer
Chicago
Pasadema
Los Angeles
Humphery Griffith
Indianapolis
Hugh M. Griffi
London
Ibig
Vanderbilt
California
S T. Louis
My. Winans
Curtis Lampoon
Junius Morgan
Russell Sturgiss
Weaton
Jufforeon Davis
Lost Cause
Brompton Cemetery
Rimini
Mile
Leplavaux
Logis
Comte du Bourbonne
Tania Nxvi
Mille
Sala Ia
Alfred de Mueset
Market Prices and Commodities Reported in Brief
The article lists fluctuating prices and quantities for farm products and commodities. Key items include pork, dairy, eggs, butter, flour, and various grains. Entries show seller and cash prices, with dates and shipment figures, reflecting a busy market snapshot.
Grain and commodity prices and literary news in Minnesota
Market notes show unsettled yet higher prices for flour corn flax and barley with varied seller quotes and steady to unchanged for whiskey and tobacco. A literary update reports Ignatius Donnelly at his Minnesota farm, Spargeon’s London hat royalty sale, and Mendes arriving in New York from London for public purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelle
Torsalier
Aeller
Pelles
Rita
Drewes
Reller
Reller Marcel
Ignatius Donnelly
St. Paul
Minn
Spargeon
David
America
Forty Seventh Congress Debates Tariff and Postal Bills
In a dense session, senators and representatives discuss and amend tariff, postal money order, and federal court measures. Petitions on industry aid and medical employment are noted, while the House handles private bills and naval and public works appropriations debates. The day closes with continued tariff consideration and memorials for a late legislator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monosy
Jax
Senate
Pendirlonied
Aregonsirarce
Cingtinati
Agsi
Voorhees
Ladiano
Garland
Harrison
Ben Holliday
Benge
Jobo Porcer
Meeurs
Dawes and Taylor
Oni
White
Knatgeky
Olered
Secretary of the Treasury
Gibson
Louisiana
Belmont
New York
Torenay
Hill
Postofice
Houge
Joseph BE. Taye
Air
Kelly
Ways and Means
Waa
Wronasbay
Jam
Liuse
Pettibone
J.T. Gaine
Thad
Cline
Tanngoay
Haing
Trank Lview
Phetania Bil
Shackleford
Robeson
Butterworth
Page
Howe
Shackelford
Michigan Senatorship Deadlock in Desert Ballot Count
In Dersert on January 19 only two ballots for carrier were recorded today. An attempt to adjourn over validue s4 failed by one vote in the house, prolonging the senatorship deadlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Dersert
Ceraier
Local figures connected to Maine law case surfaced
A garbled fragment mentions Hannibal 5. Hantha meeting with law officials in Eilaworth Maine. It references United States Senator Rugent TM Fale as head and L. A. El ery, former Maine attorney general, in a political/legal context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal
Hantha
Law Groi
Eilaworth
United States
Rugent ™ Fale
L. A. Elery
Maine
Panociale
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Mareefield, Wis
Tun Finnog
Walee
Sherea Pan
Mrs. Langtry
Langtry
Caicago
Janxg B
Toreance
St. Loui S
Keenab
Yay Govin
Newhall
Ir. Gould
Nirs
Tipe Cosmsponnene
Arthur
Misa Sackville Weat
Bruius
Richelieu Robinson
Pubita
Garratt
Baltimore and Ohio
Coca Pnt
Bennett
The
Herald
Cory
Dieces
Sere
Dakota
Feirmount
West Virginia
Hetrie
Camlee
Ponumaker Alden Miller, Jr
Indiana
Fort Simpnon
Folger
J. M. Horst
Presbyteriat
Naabrille
Kira
Conscience
Federsl
Dorsey
Cablexrams
Elsa Oscar
Sweeden
Stockhola
Leren
Scutari
Turkey
Limerick
Imouolain
Gistris
Rumelia
Chatern
Martin
Magwoop
Horns
Algeria
Michael Finn
Oldham
Michael Davits
Washington Shatell
Muwanegs
Teller
Pouynant— Lawar
Veller
Veme
Seiller
Jsnuary
A. P. Mendes
Farar
Jas
New Jerer
Hrouze
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