Year 1883 Abroad Summarizes Global Turmoil
A compendium of the year’s events across England Ireland Egypt France Germany Russia Spain Asia Canada and South America. It notes executions in Ireland and England court politics in France wars in Egypt and Tonkin, reform talks in Russia, uprisings in Spain, and the Peru Chile peace treaty ending four years of war.
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Tribune
England
Phaanx Park
Joseph Brady
Daniel Curley
Michael Fagan
Thomas Caffrey
Timothy Kelly
Patrick O'Donnell
Kenny
Gallagher
Wilson
Whitehead
Curtin
London
Glasgow
Parnell
Healy
Bradlaugh
France
Mattagascar
de Lessep
Suez Canal
New Guinea
South Pacific
Egypt
el Mahdi
Hicks Pasha
Berber
Baker Pasha
Lord Dufferin
Major Baring
Sir Auckland Colvin
Khedive
Porte
Gandetta
Napoleon
Plon Plon
Orleans
Eugenie
la Vendee
Count de Chambord
M. Fallieres
Senate
Jules Ferry
Madagascar
Alfonso
Spain
Thibaudin
Tonquin
China
Hanoi
Sontay
Bac Ninh
Cuina
Germany
Austria
Italy
Vatican
Russia
Alexander III
Pacific
Asia
Afghanistan
Java
Canada
Marquis of Lansdowne
Northwest
South America
Peru
Chile
Villard Stocks Stir Wall Street as Losses Mount
Brokers in New York recount heavy losses from Henry Villard's retirement as Northern Pacific stock plunges. Figures cited include D. C. Mills about 500000 dollars and Horace Porter around 400000, with names like Drexel, Morgan & Co and Clews & Co noted among the bear beneficiaries. The scene shifts to brokers and speculators who gambled on Villard, many losing fortunes while a few prospered, and recovery remains uncertain.
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Wall Street
Henry Villard
Northern Pacific Railroad
Villard
Northern Pacific
Tia
D. C. Mills
Bill
Crade
Henry Clows
Southern Securities
Frank Work
Work
Villard Storks
DD. C. Mills
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Horace Porter Wenesee
Chase, Aflgebeerh & Ca
Winslow, Lanier & Co
Hillings
Goh Decker
Howell & Co
Henri Clews & Co
Hamburger & Co
William St. Travers
Tuora
Parasitical Wonder in Kentucky District Beef
Witnesses report a four year old cow yielding eighty four pounds after slaughter containing a large coachwhip snake and thirty seven smaller snakes attached to the lungs. The account, vouched by local men, notes a parasitic snake phenomenon amid cautious disbelief.
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Pintucky
Bryant A. Gray
Cross Abbott
Hover Gray
Captain Abbot
Man With Four Wives Arrested for Bigamy in Virginia
L Hang, a fifty five year old former New York merchant, was arrested in Nottaway County Virginia on bigamy charges. He has four wives including Miss Everist of Baltimore who filed the accusation. She testified after learning of the New Jersey marriage and alerted authorities, leading to his capture.
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Baltimore
L. Hang
Nottaway County
Virginia
Maryland
Everist
Harry
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Harly
Two Hours of Agony on the Ice Tolling Through Frigid Night
A messenger in 1866 Cincinnati to East St. Louis crossed a frozen river with $90,000 in currency. He crawled a mile of ice for two hours, dodging treacherous ice holes and freezing air, finally reaching the shore and delivering the package to a clerk before collapsing. He survived but with severely frostbitten hands.
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Ohio & Mississippi
East St. Louis
Mississippi
St. Louis
Aece
Cleecimnat News-Journal
The Widow's Stages and Social Tangles Exposed
A Brooklyn Eagle piece outlines widow types from mournful cloistered figures to social reshaping. It traces five mourning stages from pure black bombazine to half mourning and notes widows influencing men with flattery, sometimes forming ready-made families.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Contaminated Blood Spurts in 19th Century Claims
A garbled advertisement fragment warns readers about a blood spur containing disease risks. It asserts consumption and other illnesses arise from the same blood impurity and touts Hoos SAR as a powerful remedy tested by “res remarkante” witnesses. The text is a jumble of misreads and promotional rhetoric.
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Hood
Messrs. Hood & Co
Lowell
Miata
Lowell Weekly Journal
Ayrers Hair Vicar Promises Restored Color and Health
Advancing years and illness dull hair while hereditary factors speed gray. Ayrers Hair Vicar restores faded or gray hair to brown or black, cleanses the scalp, cures dandruff, and roduces new growth if follicles survive. It is odorless, colorless, dye free, and leaves white fabrics unstained, yet provides lasting shine and vigor.
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Ayers Ham Vicar
Ayrer
Parker's Ginger Tonic Adopts New Name in Advertisement
A fragmentary ad voice applauds strict sobriety for pilots and engineers and promotes Parker's Ginger Tonic now renamed Patrkxi's Tonic. It claims the tonic boosts appetite, combats malaria, and supports overwork recovery, noting no change in formula and authentic signature.
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A Grockman
Silver Street
Chicago
Weill
Panksn
Patrkxi’s
Dorlers
Parker's
Hiscox&Co
Browning and Enthikin Attorneys Notice of Publication
State of Illinois notice from Hock JeLang County references Browning and Enthikin Attorneys. Publication details appear in OCR fragment with unclear date and case identifiers. Further specifics not available in the readable text.
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Browning &Penthikin
Attorneys
State OF Illinois
Rock
Ihland County
Browning & Enthikin Attorneys
Hock JeLang County
Sale of Moline Malleable Iron Works in Chicago
Receiver Robert E. Jenkins offers the entire Moline Malleable Iron Works plant for sale as one lot. The property includes 14 lots in Pitts, Gilbert & Pitts Addition, machinery, appurtenances, contracts, unsold patterns, and all personal property, excluding accounts receivable. Bids due January 31, 1884, at 1:00 p.m. in Chicago offices.
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Circuit Court OF the
United States
District of Winds
Sational Furnace Company
Moline Mallenbleton Works
Chiancery
Moline
Ron Works
Tock Island
Nota
Pitts, Gilbert & Pitts
Mulsine Mallenble Iron Works
Sald
Moline Mallenble Iron Works
Hig
Mudiaon Struct
Chicago
Robert E. Jenkins
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Casel & McKeever
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Chancery
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Vale
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Bath County
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Port Byron
Illinois
Tranbaotes
Hamburg
National
Inman
Biteeen & Lynde
Rock Island
National Bank
Davenport
Lews
Ket National Bank
Virat National Bank
Milwaukee
Wis
National Bank of ‘Commerce
Deion Dank
Philadelphia
Ps. Allen
Go & Neabit
Bankers
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Deere & Company
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Moassra
Seabury & Johnson Lamalow
Rensons Capline Pokla
W. H W. Kane
de Quincy
Seabury & Johnson
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N. City
Bergstrom
Underyt Aker
Capaoree
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Minnesota
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Tubline
Wheat-Belt of America
Lenge & Ern Pacific
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