Enormous storm wrecks Delaware wires and coast damage
A great storm plagues New York and New Jersey with high winds and flooding. Telegraph lines fail from Fire Island to Sandy Hook as steamers face heavy seas and many vessels are driven off course or wrecked. Casualties include drownings along Plymouth and East Boston beaches, with extensive shore and harbor damage and coal tow losses estimated around forty two thousand dollars.
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Dunn
Fue
Sergt
Duan
Castle Gerlen
Sotan
Jackson
Ship
Fire Mand
Sandy Hook
Dumazres
Jersey
Delaware and Raritan Yowing Company
Peaport
Boston
Mass
Plymouth Harbor
Spd
Plymouth
Bosrosx
Levere
Winthrop
Crest Avenue
Ocean Spray
Ocean Sprey
Winthrop Hiighlands
Hraxas
Susan P. Thurlow
Tabbatt
New York
Philadelphia
Portland
Bass River
Hyannis
Bostons
Baunington Street
Orient Heights
Winthrop Junction
Reading
Allentown
Cohasseu
Joss
Selem (Sees) Parnes
Pottsville
Odiorne
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Irot Company
Cohassett
SHEEHY'S ARREST AND PARLIAMENTARY IMMUNITY
Report from London dated November 23 describes the technical arrest within the House of Commons of Mr. David Sheehy. The act provokes outrage among Tory members and opponents who defend parliamentary sanctity. Expect inquiry by committees and possible parliamentary censure, while Sheehy may gain temporary immunity from other writs before facing consequences.
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House of Commons
Loxpon
David Sheehy
Balfour
Peron
Sheehy
Teruin
Bank Wins in New York City Case Against City
The New York Court of Appeals affirms a judgment for the Terth National Bank in a 15 year dispute over city funds. The bank earlier loaned about 5.41 million to city commissioners under an arrangement later questioned by law. The city claimed over 300 thousand for deposits and 250 thousand in interest, while the bank countered with claims for advances and interest. The court upheld the bank’s entitlement to roughly 350 thousand, ending the litigation.
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New York
Court of Appeals
Terth National Bank
Onal Bank
Bak
Hing Bank
William M. Teresi
Ruchanl B. Connolly
James EH. Ingersoll
A. Oakey Hull
James H. Ingroll
Court House
Tred
Connolly
Ingersoll
Petterson
Bank
Knights of Labor choose Atlantis for next assembly
Tapia NaPolis Nov. 24 The general assembly of the Knights of Labor finished at noon with Rep Skeffington of the Shee makers national district mildly censured for insubordination. The main business was selecting a site for the next gathering and Atlantis, Ga. was reportedly chosen.
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Knights
Tapia
Washington Topics Control Of The House
Washington reports a prominent Democrat warns Republicans may gain if returns show a GOP majority. The piece notes Democratic faction talk, views on protests against Republican electees, and potential shifts in House control once results are official. Also covers unrelated federal and local notices, pardons, and civil matters from Arizona to Massachusetts.
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Washington
Montain
Congress
Furth
Farndell Commission Outrage Record At Kerry Inquiry
In Leven on November 21 the Kerry witness Sergi Gulhocly testified on outrages since 1860. He noted police doubles before the league era and general outrages after 1880. Questions on book access and publication led Justices Hannen and James to discuss disclosure limits and the need to reveal carriage counts and involved persons to avoid wide dissemination. The court considered partial publication and practical safeguards while preserving privileged material.
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Leven
Parnel
Sergi Gulhocly
County Kerry
Sud Uust Aumerase
Pulios
Ben Bcossary
Castle Bind
Hannen
G Barkes
Raid
Justice Ulumen
Alesey James
Notable Wedding in New York Society Circles
Miss Bethe Wilson, daughter of Richard Wilson of Fifth Avenue, married Michael Henry Herbert of the British legation in Washington at St. Bartholemew's. The groom, 31, is son of the late Lord Herbert and brother to the Earl of Yempturke. Worth gowns, a grand reception, and gifts from aristocratic families marked the ceremony. The Wilsons reported a large dowry and social prominence.
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Bethe Wilson
Michael P Henry Herbert
Lord Snackhilie
New York
Richard Wilson
Sil Fifth Avenue
St. Barthuloen's
Michael Henry Herbert
Lons Sackville Wret
Wistington
Herbert
Loni Herbert
Lea
Earl of
Samuel Cooke
Worth
Grace Wilson
Arthur Herbert
Washington
Peor
Air
Mrs. Oglen Goekt
Countess of Pembroke
Earl of Pembroke
Countess de Grey
Peardes
Mra Wilson
A Welcome Frost and Northern Ice Hits South
A heavy white frost gripped Jacksonville and nearby towns on Sunday night with ice on roofs and roads. Reports from Lake City to Titusville describe frost, some ice, and cooler temps. travel may resume by Saturday. Disinfection and sanitation efforts begin next week as frost returns, while various incidents and notices from across the country are recorded, including accidents, politics, and crime.
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Lincoln
Lake View
Secielistac Turnverein
August Epies
Jacksonville
Fis
Board of Health
Peters
Dusinus
Lake City
Osk
Heray” & Xed
Sid Pond
Avar
Tallabasses
Gainesvill
Ontla
Palutka
Usermunteter
Enterprac
Titusville
Jem Eury
Inn
Florink Fair Road
Vuntor
Smith
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