Wheeler Dies Former Vice President William Wheeler
The obituary notes the death of William Almon Wheeler at his Malone New York home on a recent Saturday morning. Born in Malone in 1815 he studied law, served as district attorney, state senator and congressman, and was the 1876 Republican nominee for vice president with Rutherford B. Hayes. He faced declining health in later years and passed peacefully after a long public career.
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New Hampshire
Concord Thornday
Yenal Péeremoulea
Nurpostes
William A Wheeler
William Almon Wheeler
United State
Malong
N. Yo
Wheelue
Wheelee
Ay Waa
Ab Malone
Ty Baa
Ifo
Buing
Tie
University of Vermont
Aaloue
Mmade Town Clark
Hoo
Leia
Elataro
Old Northwestern Railroad
Ogdensburg
Lake Champlain
Wheeler
Storm
Congress
Louisiana
Whesler
Rutherford B. Hayer
Offan
Bince
Whealer
Malone
Aisnas
Illinois House Debates Toy Senate Bill On Funds By Aliens
Telegram summaries note the Illinois House debated a toy senate bill restricting the seat of funds by aliens with amendments. Other items report Lux Dominion senate ruling on US divorces invalid in Canada, cotton prospects improving, and a Pullman three mile race with Hanlan defeating Edwards for 2500 a side amid 6000 spectators. The Mes Logan fund totals 553000 with 50400 invested in government 4 percent. Reports cover Ex Sqvarow Grade praise for O Brien, Northwest half breed revolts allegedly invited, mounted police casualties near Du Mont, Cleveland’s anniversary at Saranac Lake, and a bandit raid near Brownville with multiple fatalities and captures. Also noted are New York wine excise trials, a stock train arrival with cattle, and lynching reports from Mississippi and Corydon.
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Senate
Llinois
Lux Dominion Senate
United States
Canada
Jacon Garpave
Edward Henlan
Pullman
New York
O'Brien
Ganutxe Deans
Rial
Mounted Police
Brage
Dumont
Courivem
Cue
Cleveland
Saranac Lake
Albany
Washington
Governor Hill
Rio Grands
Brownkville
Wexne
Forcor
Ahg River
Uoldiers
Wran
Rywnoo City
Nev
Chicago
Pawnee
Washington Notes and Military Moves at Home and Abroad
The report outlines a transfer of Second Lieut. H. B. Sargent to join his new unit, details a May public debt and treasury balance, and notes military encampment discussions and a Bellevue range drill near Omaha. It also mentions Rob Mani OG. Vasu’s command shift in Mobile, and broader stock and farm market observations along with health and consumer advertisements.
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H. BH. Sargent
Navalry
University of Clinton
Champaign
Lit
Lin
Treasury
Lomax Rifles
Washington City
Cop. Braye
Army Gblaark
Mrr
Adams
Union
Pavifont & Sniety
Anglent Tiles
Financial Debates and Music Question Split United Presbyterian Assembly
The United Presbyterian Church in North America faced a long debate on instrumental music in worship, with Dr. Carson opposing instrumental music expenditures. The assembly discussed church finances, mission outlays, and the potential repeal of prohibitions on instrumental music, accepting Davenport Iowa as the next meeting site while noting contentious votes and debates.
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United Presbyterian
North America
General Committee On Home Missions
Gaid
Carson
A. Martelth
Davenport
Iowa
Board of
Mishion
Prmaprtewia
Jane
General Assembly
United Presbyterian Obarah
Elephant Labor and Domestic Roles in Ceylon and India
A Boston-Courier style account details elephants used in teak transport in Ceylon and labor in Indian forests. It notes their pulling, lifting logs with trunks, guiding rollers, and placing timbers, plus bathing, family care, and nurse-like duties for infants. The piece also touches on breeding practices and the importance of proper early feeding for young elephants.
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Boston Courier
Arabis
India
Idala
Beversl
Bombay
Ceylon
Point de Galle
Clyde
Blan d
Aos
Ira
Fires and Casualties Across Cities Reported Yesterday
Ungua euwrs at Gberkia and Ciocin yesterday caused severe damage. High buildings in Moxyou were struck by last Sunday’s electric outages. A portion of Syrnensy burned. $5,000 loss with $20,000 in insurer coverage. Steid, a man from Iowa now in Africa, reportedly eaten by cannibals. Guokee Drowsy, a Chippewa Wis lumberman, fatally injured in a Spoonurl accident. Hileheark Works Cortland partly wrecked by boiler explosion. one man killed, about a dozen wounded. Cathedral at Chibnabua Mexico suffered panic as altar fell. several children trampled. Indiana’s Hvanavinnd hit by heavy hailstorm and lightning. noon-storm measured half an hour. Widespread damage, pigeons stunned, streets flooded. Roxbury, Cronavilly, Byrne report electric shock. near-fatal risk anticipated.
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Gberkia
Ciocinth
Mox
Syrnensy
Steid
Iowa
Centre Africa
Guokee
Chippewa Wis
Spoonurl
Rusoligg
Lee
Hileheark Manufacturing Works
Cortland
Ioiler
Quo
I Wrrowdad
Chibnabua
Mexico
Wedneyday
Hvanavinnd
Ind
Hoodad
Mica Roxbury
Cronavilly
Byrn
Frigid Yux Belpint and Global Turmoil Suppressions
Foreign cables report rising cold in Yux Belpint and frequent dynastic outrages. A Royal Thames yacht race covered fifty miles in six hours. Mgr Rotelli to be papal nuncio in Paris. Protests, armament plans, and labor unrest ripple across Europe. Grand Prix Paris winner Milly Tonobrouss. Morey Hampton wins English Derby but fails to place in Lon.
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Vhtalle
Mn. Graperony
Wales
Hungary
Mgr
Rotelli
Papal Nanoo
Paris
Thanherif
Yucalian Chamber of Daputive
Gindstone
D. m
Gabinet Am First
Murder and crime reports from Jerany City to Reading and Indian Territory
A jumble of crime items: George Disque found in Jerany City and counterfeiting at Long Island with pieces seized in a box at Counod Hill. Thomas McCarthy fatally shoots Harry Smith over alleged improper intimacy. John Matz shoots Abbin Gringy and Gringy shoots himself. Gringy to recover. Seminoles in Indian Territory shoot two members of a group convicted and executed by law. Boondale Pennsylvanias coke strikers attempt to blow up a coal shaft. workers flee, attackers fire.
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George Disque
Jerany City
Long Island
Counod Hill
Rat St Paul
Thomas McCarthy
Harry Smith
Reading
Aton
John Matz
Abbin Gringy
Nera
Gringy
Indian Territory
Boondale
Pannsylvanus
Boston Beats Chicago as Kelly Rumors Fly
Odd fragments from Clayton's recount a Boston lead over Chicago 4 to 2 and mutterings about Kelly and Pyle. Observers rail against misplays, while a chalkboard of stray notes hints at thoughts on future lineups and bets amid a noisy ballpark atmosphere.
Appeal from Davitt Drives Irish Emigration Debate in New York
The text reports an appeal from Afinael Davitt cab led to Irish leaders in America urging resistance to England s eviction policy. It describes evictions in Clare and calls for funds to aid the evicted, with appeals to American workers and the Knights of Labor to pressure the U S government. Rodyke is described as fighting for Ireland.
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Hodyke
Roland
New York
Afinael Davitt
John Fitzgerald
Irish National League In America
Patrick Ford
John Boyle O'Riaty
Searif
County Clare
Eztor
America
Lhasa
Triunds
Knights of Labor
United States
England
Ireland
Gomaniby
Ammerian
Rome
Rodyke la
Mienarz Davitt
Celebrity Ills and Endings Taint 19th Century Figures
Archibald Kerber, war correspondent, is seriously ill. Abraham Lincoln's attorney general, Bpoch, is dying at his Louisville home. General Carnham of Indianapolis is arrested on election fraud indictment. Ella Wheeler Wilcox is 80 percent recovered from a severe illness. Frederick Douglass travels in Longo after a continental tour and comments on what he saw. Postmaster General Vilas leads the world’s largest civil employer with a force of 96000. Whitelaw Reid, editor of the New York Tribune, recovers from a typhoid illness and is out of danger.
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Archibsld Kerber
Tamers
Bpoch
Abraham Lincoln
Louisville
General Carnham
Indianapolis
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Frederick Douglass
Longo
Spning
Vilas
Whitelaw Reid
The
New York Tribune
The Presidents Trip Speculation in The Bulletin
A Washington dispatch says the president plans a sweeping journey westward that could include St Louis and many major cities. He intends to travel in a special car with household staff and a few cabinet officers, visiting Ohio Illinois Missouri Minnesota and possibly Portland Oregon. The trip would span about sixty days, cost at least 3500, and benefit his wife’s travel wishes.
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Bulletin
Washington
Thore
Avery
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Fall
White House
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Geo
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Portrait of Sherman by Beard sparks debate on notables name
A small oil portrait of General William Tecumseh Sherman by Hy Beard is described, with Sherman’s insistence on a counter title referencing Jomini and Napoleon. The piece notes Beard’s dialogue with Sherman and comments on the general’s admiration for Jomini’s writings.
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Personal notices from a late 19th century paper
Canon Wilberforce in rising temperance to crowded houses in Canada. Mme Christine Nilsson returns to Kensington London pursued by Luc husband Count Canada wand. General Atrothel near old age in Virginia. Provident Cleveland travels to Saranac Lake with newspaper reporters as guests. Ban Perley Poors birthday act at the government printing office. Lew Odeine Picayune comments on American society and censorship focusing on individual behavior over collective class.
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Canada
Mme
Christine Nilsson Hies
Kensington
London
Luc Husband
General Atrothel
Harper's
Virginia
Provident
Cleveland
Saranac Lake
New York
Ban
Perley Poors
George W. Childs
Poors
Mysterious Exchange In Fragmented Bohemian Dialogue
A garbled OCR fragment shows two Bohemians speaking about burning someone named B-. The lines suggest disbelief and confusion with phrases like burntd poor B- and dasht Wall, implying a disputed incident or violent act, but the text is incomplete and unclear.
Reunion site search and disease reports across states
Examining sites for a reunion in September the group chose Lyon Bark for the camp of the Illinois command. Several representatives from other states are here for a similar purpose. Reports mention Asiatic plague smallpox cases at a hospital, a fumigation effort, and a severe impact on children. A yellow fever scare in Florida is discussed with expert opinions ruling out Key West as the disease’s source. Oliver Wendell Holmes Hospital opened in Hopson with a ceremonial poem by President Northrop. A shooting at a Iowa high school left Prof E S Clark dead. Prof Thomas Posey surrendered. Iowa Republicans set dates for the next state convention in Des Moines.
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Inois
Times Union Today
Key West
Tampa
Bvorglades
Times—Democrat
Merend
Cohan
Oliver Wendell Holmes Hospital
Hopson
Oliver Wendell Holmen Hospital
Northrop
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Apedal
B. Henderson
Clark
Thomas Posey
Seal
Yadger Briefs and Local News Scraps
Theron reports 444 prisoners at Wauput 499 men and 15 women. The mayor of Qibkoshataten vows Sunday ball games will not be permitted in the city. The state normal school of iver Falla will be built on the 11th and 12th. The first contest of the season at Tan Crome occurred Saturday with a laborer Lis struck. The coroner’s jury in Brady case returns verdict of justifiable homicide. Wheat acreage in Taylor county to rise. if prospects hold, a good crop. A northern Wisconsin town reports a measles epidemic. one local physician took several days’ leave to avoid the draft rumor.
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Wauput
Iver Falla
Tan Crome
Lis
Packerday
Cluclinn
Parish
Brady
Yn Cronse
Keyns
Taylor County
Wisconsin
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eArady
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Buck Taylor
Cowhoe
Ogilasa
Henry Chaplin
Hughes Hallett
Lord Royston
Herbert Wilson
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Oswald Amen
Panl Marrivett
Charles Lauri
Tobitou Indiane
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West Biogston
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Kelley
Tony
Kelly
Clayton's
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Pyle
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Warreth
David
New York City
O’brien
Merien
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Hoffman House
Trish National League
Hofman House Committee
Irish Parliamentary Fund
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Bishop Farrell
Gov. B.S. Green
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Eugens Kelly
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Dorshyleey
Bar Guent
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OG. A. Dana
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Green
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the Press—Co
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Allen
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Inter-State Commerce Commission
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Wangington
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Akron
Protestant Episcopal Church of
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Jobo H. Fields
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Eagle
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Sioux Falls
Duk
Ill
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OnaMora
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Thames
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Vermont Central Railroad
Coivigo
Parmanenema
Cincinnati
D. T
Beington
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Atlantic Yacht Club
Galates
Atlantic
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Shamrock
Titania
California
Ban Faaxorsoo
Ben Francisca Produge Exchange
Col. A. C. Sweatzer
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Toronto Globe
Republic
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East Forum
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Café
St Delmonino
Upa
Thormen
Prince Bismarck
Europe
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Perryopolis
Fayette County
Mil
Samuel Smith
Smith
Mr. Hursey
Dew Morney
Republican State Central
Des Moines
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