Foreign News From Great Britain and Worldwide Events
A ciphered, garbled digest reports on the Prince of Wales and Parliament in Britain, with later dispatches from Paris on the Assembly’s proposed removal, Swiss education reforms, China trade concerns, Japan treaty revisions, Mexico’s revolution, and Cuban unrest. The text blends political shifts, diplomacy, and conflicts across several nations with limited readable specifics.
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Great Britain
Wales
Dee
Sandringham
Exposed gambling fever frightens New York crowds at a theater
A Tribune report describes a Saturday exposure causing police concern and public fear in Manhattan. It details gamblers, masked figures, and a raid at a theater district venue, with guards patrolling Bowery streets and police on alert. A correction from Fremas & Co. clarifies store details.
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Tribune
Camblers
Gumuditas
Pete Warlanth
Keno
Ks Vl
Kia Et Sofia
Wales
Fahiewatie
Benek Ste
Bod Cosc
Amin
Teyartek
Yeurly Germit
Adewalle
Cote Café Cael
Nanawer
Viata
Eminie Sugesthling
Bowery
the Tribune
Preenan & Sure
Fremas & Ecw
New York
Gaslight bills and a probable homicide in Brooklyn
The Brooklyn City Auditor releases gaslight billing for January to September 1471 covering multiple companies and public lighting, with November charges listed. Separately a probable homicide occurred at a Seventh Ward boarding house at 147 Cherry Street, where Dennis Reardon attacked keeper William Paine, causing a scalp wound and skull fracture.
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Brooklyn
Snterert
Aru Anpht Co
Uintig Pubic Res
Vebnog Pune
Wilamabangh
Unaigat Co
Aaniav
Patie Teeesanu Ganight Co
Nateas Gait Co
Baldogs
Dennis Reardon
William Paine
Cherry-at
Reardon
Tweed Bail Battle Hikes Up to Ludlow St Jail
The dispatch discusses William M. Tweed facing felony charges with bail extensions denied and potential commitment to Ludlow Street Jail. It critiques the legal process, venue, and officials, arguing delays and political influence threaten justice before and after the election.
The Suspended Banks Seek Public Action
A long despatch from New York discusses suspended banks and the need for inquiry into bank failures. It cites the Choris Meson Committee and contemplates appointing an examiner to oversee bank conditions, urging reform of weakly managed tanks and closer clearing-house oversight. The piece questions authority and favors decisive action to protect depositors while criticizing certain bank management practices.
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Tribune
Peacenaine
Gly
Calientes
Feuf
Hankin
State of
New-York
Hulburd
Odean Bank
Bank Baamuer
Sih
Huitura
Ero
Lange
New York
Fethe
Urey
New Fork
Crimes and Casualties From a Distant Telegraph Era
A garbled 19th century telegraph style report recounts pardons for forgery and multiple violent incidents. Names like Hert He Vi Moulds and Levi Ganaill appear amid chaotic fragments describing a railroad caboose tragedy, a farm or factory fire, and local deaths. The piece lists scattered locations and people without clear chronology.
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Hoffman
Homax Goodrick
Ig Christian
Muir Mae
Corruption and Reform Calls Roiling the Bar in Tammany Era
A London style letter on alleged judicial corruption and bar association motives cites widespread public concern. The piece names judges and lawyers, notes impeachment risks, and urges legislative reform to curb ex parte orders and client pressure. It discusses a push for a bar association led push for comprehensive judicial reforms and quick legislative action.
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Tammany
Gratzes
BAR Association
Triacle
Triacye
Wade
Kentieman
Gorts
Patel
Crete
Dave
Weis
Shotiel
Neta
Yavin
oMtidale
Cetewitten
Nuvershey
Les Wan Anise
du Maby
Justicn
United States
Abel
Angpa
Legelnture
Hur
Robbers Moore case witness Kornach located in Springfield
The chief witness against Charles Moore in the emigrant robber case, Anton Kornach of Springfield Illinois, has been found and turned over to District Attorney Sullivan. Authorities aim to return him to New York to testify. legal steps will be taken to advance the evidence for conviction. Also reported is a freight blockade at Port Jervis due to Erie Railway locomotive shortages causing long train delays. authorities halted new starts to prevent a total deadlock.
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Japan
SKY
Sax Bieasersea
Menge Kong
Yokohaw
Yokohama
Dee Louw
United States
Cuten
Daupetars
Trey Congest
Bureign Allwire
Oftien Garediig
Bethe Funk
Everland
Wrouldout Grant
Spsaniards
Bayamo
Urgian
Hernaniez
Francawmguey
Creanie
Kiros
Col
Tuertis
Helenio
Chiddien
Gunn
Holguin
Crheras
Bacillas de Pietra San Lastest
Aguacate
Aufucio
Holgalt
Wwe
Volantesrs
Comandandia
Plath
Morton
Reysubjovis
Clapley
William M. Tweed
Ludiowst
Tweed
Uyperwonk
Jaree
Sis
Vetion
Jude
Albany County
Sacwin
Nise
Joel
Laurivd
Mgulant
Willian M. Tweed
Willan
M. Tweed
Algernon A. Mullivan
New York
Rascal
Port Jervia
Erie Railway
Fort Jervis
Erie Ring Trials and Ramsay Negotiate New Erie Directory
Late Erie Ring tactics to form a new combination failed as Ramsay and others refused entry to the main directory. Gould and Fisk pressed to discard Tweed and Lane, amid bankruptcy claims against Vick and Gould. Gen Sickles slated to return and pursue prosecutions, with Gen Graham among involved figures. Controversy surrounds naturalization papers tied to Hoffman Governor race.
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Fisk, JR
Jay Gould
Ramsay
Tammany Ring
James Pink, Jr
Erie Ring
J. HL. Ramaay
Albany and Bucquebanns Railway
Erie
Tweed
Lane
Figk
Good
Rameau
Flaky Jr
Gould
Mr. Ramsay
Vick, Jr
Nio
Sickles
Atlantic and Great Western Railway
James Melfenry
Tuesay
Charles K.graham
Indgen
Keie
John T. Hoffman
McCann
Brady
Barnard
John K. Brady
Porter
Obituary of Henry I Tucker Tuckerman
The sudden death of Henry I Tucker, a noted Boston editor and writer, is announced. He was highly regarded for Italian studies, literary and biographical works, and friendships with leading American authors. his death followed a rapid decline after a spate of symptoms in July, with a verdict of pneumonia complicating pleurisy and heart issues.
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West Innistar
Lavine
Hiechsener
Tuckerman
Boston
Aleleatepin
Haly
Euopes
Italy
Florence
Tris
Yue
Sicily
Miller
Horatio
Heston
Hia Pen
John Pendleton Kennedy
Bromenty
Mark
Uronda
Tuckerinn
Clouk
Mr. Tuckerman
Washington, Irving
Washington Allston
Richard H. Dana
John W. Francis
Pits Greens Halleck
John PK Wits
Bryant
Vindbese
Dave
The Communist Parade in Vernailles Honors Martyrs
A large orderly procession formed by International societies marched through Third Avenue to Bowery and Great Jones Street in Vernailles to honor Rossel and companions executed. The parade featured red banners, a catafalque on a wagon, and bands with the Skidmore Guards. Police presence was minimal with detectives in the crowd and officials observing from nearby headquarters.
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Rossel
bin Companions
Vernailles
Cooper Institute
Third-ave
Woiven
Bixbeat
Theodore Banke
Fourth St
Ton
Catafalque
Skidmore Guardy
Skidmore Guards
Bowery
Cuba
Venezuela
Univerral Republic
Universal Republic
Tte
Jobnet
Conin
Lyon
O'Donovan
Mes, Wonthull
Ira Me Davie
Su Peark Andrews
Col. Dloed
Mie ‘Tennafin
Iit
Theodore ‘Titen
Joli
Enim Guted
Ani
Great Journal
Hiantwas
Waverley
Plare
Auleck
Bonds Stolen From Wall Street Vault In Broad Daylight
Prominent lawyer William M. Blatchford loses bonds valued at about 20 000 from a deposit near Broadway and Liberty as three thieves work in concert. A lookout distracted him while another seized the package containing five twenty bonds of 1907 issue, leaving the scene within seconds. Police note the thieves may operate around Wateree and Brontway areas near Liberty and Cedar streets.
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Arsin
Cape
Wallst
Brontway
Liberty
Cedar Ts
M. Blatchford
Thin City
Wall
Sata Deposit Company
Broadway and
Libertyost
Laberty St
Nassaust
United States
Isue
Ieee Siencuicat
Aiakamients
Isiida
Mos
Tbs
Rerorey Et Os Es
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Foreign News
France
Assembly
FARIS
Paris
National Assembly
Etal Averee Secreture
Tis
Bective Department
Warley
Versailles
Macal
Dakoduina
Switzerland
HHP
Banisuied
Wuwsa
Federal Assembly
China
Smaxauat
Las Fraxersio
Tentein
Shanghad
Etentaslip Statisi
Mexico
AMEE
City of Mexico
Havasa
Oacaca
Zacatecas
Sedt Lowe
Congres
Foon Beer
Fehd
Tuareg
Suva
Hk Thane
L ' Nisi
Wheany
Abe
Tory
Rocha
Congress
Lardy de Fide
Jesus Garesa
Liao Eta
Wester Beate
Cura
Kerio
Havana
Camaglet
Ducoh Koehler
Noo Os Centrort
Maximilian Rewsek
No. 12
Leonardst
Koehler
Pahee Court
Madisonat
Helevwe Hospital
Klook-Kopee AL NU
MarkeLat
Will Tweed
Wankrnptes
Ty Pays Beatae Etiedk
Powers & Hunt
Prulay Lome
Levi Ganaill
Monticillo
Jones County
Towa
Cobsara
Priday
Lisper Brown
Lynn
Thanet
Marval
C. Macnant
Worber
Hudiaas el Tespetare
Wan
Balen
Cosdumor
Robert Vagus
Tad Tees
Tate
Art Wridey
Tutwe Levi
Trava Ale
Khawke Co
Vnable Bute
Mans
Wen' Opee Abesae
Honesdale
Tawiey
Tee
Puckpouks
Potie
Wek
Honeworth
Maderre
Trapedore
Dilke
Simelo Alfray
Vallee
Mack Hoiseng
Georgia
Guanes
California
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