Ex Governor Moorehouse A. P. Shorthouse Sketch
Ex governor Albert P. Moorehouse died by his own hand after a stroke at a farm near Marysville Missouri. Born July 11 1835 in Delaware County he practiced law served in the Union troops and rose to lieutenant governor before becoming governor. He leaves three children and a public record of estate farming and political service in Nodaway county.
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Masravirte
She Soraces
Elun Bhat
Moore Bouss
St. Joseph
Aoorehouse
Albert P. Stoorehouse
Delaware
Nodaway County
Missouri
Marysville
Kimbell
Duion
Marysvillie
James Graham
Maury
Uis
Baltamore
St. Louis
Wernor
Juke
Jeaves
Foreigners in Chins Armés Riots and Fire at Tehang
The Empress of China arrived at Vancouver with reports of riots at Te stnoon and Tehang on September 3. Foreign property was burned and residents armed. no rewards offered. A separate note on White's affairs mentions 26,005 and stock exchange weakness this month.
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White
Gonid
Ies
Eeeers Goaida
Stock Exchange
Three Boys Die In Lumber Car Accident At Valparaiso
In Valparaiso Ind three boys aged from eight to fifteen were crushed to death when a lumber car shifted on a yard switch. They had boarded the car on a Pittsburg Fort Wayne Chicago train and were hidden between two piles as the cars were moved. One victim is identified only as George while the others are named Stas Feces and Ernest Gar.
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Phree Boss
Sigiaad
Rangbad
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Valparaiso
Ind
George
Stas Feces
Ernest Gar
Yorks
Earth
Coe Victa
Stailroad
Austria
Weads
Beemonda
Bohemis
Canada
Cubs
Denmark
East Indies
Begland
Finland
France
Germany
Holland
Hungary
Irelaher
Italy
Bmexco
Nova Scotia
Poland
Titus
Beven Buodrd
Alxty
York Worlh
Rochester Presbytery votes to revise Confession on predestination
In Rochester the presbytery debates chapter 3 section 3 of the Confession of Faith and approves changing the line predestinated, some of mankind unto life to predestinated unto life. Separately at Cincinnatus Rev. Weequeary, suspended for heresy, resigns and accepts a call to a Universalist church in the region.
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Hoxpa
Presbytery of
Rochester
Tammanys Gettysburg Monument Unveiled by Veteran Regiment
Four hundred veterans of the old New York Tammany regiment marched to Gettysburg to unveil a monument honoring their fallen comrades. General Dana E Sickles delivered the main oration while poems and brief speeches accompanied the ceremony. The bronze memorial rises seventeen feet, with a tepee shaped support and a heroic Indian statue at its center.
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Gettynburg
Gertvesrge
New York
Fomuscani
Tammany Regiment
Gettesburg Bettlefeld
Dana E. Sickles
Ey & Parker
Maran T Me
Tammawe
Mehuit Zuige Gildertleeve
Bartow S. Weeks
Fellows
William Geoghegan
J. J. Mackey
Termnany
Gettysburg
Massachusetts
Temple of Liberty
Tammany’s
Reximert Infantry
New York Volunteers
White Caps Sent to Jail in Boone County Case
The Boone county White Caps trial moved from Columbia to Rocheport with Esquire Benton White presiding. Bud Beer James Beer Thomas McKee and Isaac Forbisch faced convictions for abducting Jack Crofton from Deer Park on September 5 and beating him for his wife’s desertion. Beer and McKee were fined $100 each and jailed six months. Forbis was released. Witnesses testified amid a tense courtroom scene.
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Rocheport
Boone County
McKee
James Asted
Gates
Family feud ends in child’s death in Marley Illinois
A violent dispute over a town water pump in Marley pits Kellam and Blunt families against each other. Corn knives bricks and stones were used in the brawl. a 10 year old girl was killed when Kellam threw a brick that missed Blunt. Kellam is jailed. Also noted is the impending death of Ex Congressperson Harvey M. Watterson, father of The Courier Journal editor, a prominent Union advocate.
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Joliet
Ill
Airl
Marley
Got
Watterson
Harvey M. Watterson
Courier-Journal
Darine
Veteran’s Death In Dover Reflects Civil War Veteran
Dover resident Dr Carl Estome fy dhootey tans bhroceh 2 died by self inflicted gunshot to the heart on Sept 24. Born in Saxony in 1822, he served with the Eitteen the New Hampshire volunteers in the Civil War and later joined the Grand Army and the state board of health.
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Dover
Carl Estome Fy Dhootey
Shoo
Saxony
Eitteen
New Hampshire Volunteers
Grand Army
State Board of Health
Quiet in Chile and Reilly’s Escape Captured
From Valparaiso Captain Schley sends a cable to the navy department reporting calm in Chile during anniversary festivities and peace restoration. Meanwhile at New Years Reilly, a notorious thief, escaped from officers but was recaptured after a brief pursuit and sizable crowd.
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Chile
Wasursetox
Schley
Baltimore
Navy Department
Valparaiso
Ena
Reilley
Johm Reilly
Fears for Missing Steamer Caller
New York on September 24 reports the British steamer Caller, which left on September 6 for Antwerp with 74 000 puskels of Wheat and a crew of twenty six, has not been heard from and fears for her safety are entertained. Barchard Cannot Recover in Saratoga on September 24 notes Dr Buarchard’s diagnosis that their patient cannot recover. Peritonitis in an aggravated form raises the question of a few hours’ death.
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New York
Antwerp
Barchard
Saratoga
Buarchard
Prairie Fire Ravages North Dakota and Minnesota Regions
Fires across North Dakota and western Minnesota devastate farms and towns. Farmers suspend threshing to build fire breaks as winds drive flames across thousands of acres. Towns like Finlayson Sundstons and Pine City face imminent danger. losses include grain, timber, livestock, stores, and homes. A heroic fire response limits total destruction in at least one Nebraska-like area. The blazes burn amid storms and shifting winds, with reports of fatalities and widespread property damage affecting multiple communities.
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Heery
Red Lake
Milace
Esterbrooks
Alexandtris
North Dakota
Hickey
Finlayson
Sundstons
Aspec
Huron
S&s. D
Saya
Vilas
Bradisy
5. D
Oakes
N.D
Pisé Cry
Minn
Minnesota
Pine City
Novelist Turfsman Bruce Dies in Lexington Burial Planned
T Bruce, editor of The Live Stock Record, died at his Lexington home at age 63. He founded The Field and Farm and assisted the first two volumes of the American Stud Book Bruces. He was a leading turf authority and held numerous positions in the field.
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Lexington
Bruce
Campbell Freed Then Detained in Libel Charge
Campbell released from Mt Bally jail on writ of habeas corpus and returned to Campbell, New Jersey, where he was immediately arrested on a libel charge by Miss Collins. Judge Wescott set bond at $1000 before the bill was quashed about infanticide accusations involving two sisters and a marriage to Salvator Corsiana.
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Campbell
Ball
Campes
N. J
Mt. Bally
Wescott
Collins
Ak Gana Jory
Bine
Salvator Corsiana
Martiagé
Cade
Wasineros
Robert Sigel
Erie County Penitentiary
Kings County
Muuch
Panson
Jane
Wife Confesses To Poisoning Husband In Coffee
Sr. Pac reports from September 24 that on August 2 Eric Shaeeel Go Sen of Clinton avenue died and was quietly buried. Yesterday his wife confessed she murdered her husband by putting poison in his coffee. The couple had been married nineteen years.
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Sr. Pac
Eric Shaeeel Go Sen
Clinton Avenue
Posen
Uneis
Jared
Wharton
Forks Township
Dean
Winars
Mr. Wharton
Ube
Sorenton
Piano play proposal for Captain Anson by Chicago club member
A well known Pissoighi presented to Captain A Anson of the Chicago National Baseball club a piano piece and a proposal to write a baseball themed play. He suggests Anson appear in the production and collaborate on the script.
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Bostox
Pissoighi
Anson
Chicago National Baseball Club
Atso
Falla
President’s last callers include Justice Lamer on Clements case
Sept 24. Among the last callers on the president yesterday was Justice Lamer of the United States Supreme Court who reportedly urged the appointment of ex-Congressman Clements of Georgia to a position on the interstate commerce commission.
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Lamar Enterviews
Garrison WasHinatos
Justice Lamer
United States Supreme Court
Iia
cx-Gorgressman Clements
Georgia
Congressican Scott's Parersy
Fragmentary report describes William L. Scott worshipers at 4 pm and a political petition at a city event with officials listed. Seizure of dynamite and powder at the port of Sen Guevanna is noted with an official response and plans cited.
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Brbamite
Rome
Romy
Sen Guevanna Dee
Sri
Mrs Maybrick in Bar Harbor as England case stirs care
Bar Harbor reports that Mrs Maybrick who was accused of poisoning her husband and sentenced to life imprisonment in England has drawn deep public interest. A cabinet member’s gift related to her case was sent to Lincoln for presentation to the queen, while other dispatches note varied legal and local news items across New Jersey and Pennsylvania.
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Maybrick
Bostos
Bar Harbor
England
Harrison
Lencoln
Robinson Wins on First Ballot in Key League Fray
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania on September 16, 1880, William C. Moreland nominated John B. Robinson for the Republican state league presidency with 131 votes in a 108 total. The convention, held at a crowded club, adopted resolutions in favor of the Renewed platform and praised President Harrison, Blaine, and Gregg. Robinson secured a strong lead over Dalzell and Warren, and accepted the party’s ticket after a rousing show of support.
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Astvh
Stuart
Crogressman Dalzell
Memor
Robinson
Warren
Chris Mi
Harry Hall
J. L. Jones
Geverslotan
Witkenvarre
Ahern
Philadelphia
Chi Magee
Dunn
Emer ¥On Col
Frank Reeder
Harrison
James G. Blaine
Gregg
Morrison
League
Rovdinzen
William C. Moreland
Aliebeny
John Dalzell
Pitts
Colonel Stratton
Pittsburg
W. Schaeffer
Delaware County
John B. Robinson
Detwiler
Dauphin County
Ake Fr. O'Callaghan
Gobin
Lebanon
Everett Warren
Scranton
Dauphin
Tly
Bethe
Mal Wyee
Repatican State League Publican Teague
Dalzeline Warren
Bimor
Major Waren
Democratic _party
German Catholics Elect Officers at Natl Young Men's Society
Burrato Sept 24 National Young Men's Catholic Society held its final congress at 8 oclock perabip .et abon 68 000 The society chose officers with Bishop Kaiser of Mil ered and accepted nominations Pittsburg Philip Schindler treasurer Zeph Raimaan and others. Mitchell defeats rival in Pacific coast boxing match for purse of 5000 750 to loser. Sea Demon Sarah Fitzpatrick and Bob Fitzsimmons attended. Bat Masterson and Gagne present.
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Burrato
National
Young Men's Catholic Society
S-o'clock
Perabip
Patrom
Saint -St.- Ans
Kaiser
Mil-' Ered
Naukes
Oficars
Det Rer
Bernard
Pittsburg
Rice Pres
Philip Schindler
Pittabures
Zeph Raimaan
Pittaburg
Treasner
Bees
Louisi Directo
Renee de Velde
Eevermnee
Henry Syne
Willian
Kate Whee Feel
Gite AN
Hageman
Eg Ices
Mitchell
Francisco
Se Witchets
Pacific Coast
Ohio
Ental Athletic Club
Ahi
Sea Demon
Sarah Fitzpatrick
Bifly “Akers
Bob Fitzsimmons
Jimmy
Carle Bat Masterson
Gagne
Eter Jackson
Eters
Questionable capture reports circulate in mixed notes
Fragmentary OCR from Meurass Temn dated Sept 24 references a case involving B. M. King and a Sabbath breaking appeal to a supreme court in the United States. The text also mentions Catholic Knights of America and Fidelity Berets, with bonds and inheritance related to Mrs O'Brien, though details are unclear.
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Tent
M. J
Catholic Knights of America
Fidelity Berets Company
Bich
Meurass
Iin
B. M. King
Racing and legal notices from Atlantic racing and New Jersey cases
A messy OCR shows racing results from Gravesend Longford and Gloucester with multiple horses and times, plus a September 24 and 14 report on Attorney General Hansel arguing in a Roger Cal company stores case. Also notes the Searles will case where Mr Bearlea testified about marriage motives.
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Etores
Hamisauna
Hansel W
Roger Caal
Etoro Care
Este Ug
Starins
Salon
Stasy
Searles
Bearlea
Ngs
Ton Opkins
Mr. Searles
Hex Fox
Georgia Alliance Defeats Ocala Resolution Vote
In Georgia the Alliance majority in the legislature defeated a series of Ocala resolutions indorsed by the Alliance and Sema in the next Congress. Barrett of Pike County supported the resolutions but the final vote was 81 to 63 against them, signaling Alliance members in the majority are not aligned with opposing measures.
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Quincy
Fla
Witneis Democratic State Centical Committee
W. M. Springer
Bosiniesz
Teexeary Department
Brads
Jones
New York
William “Tends
Agnes
Ocata Ee
AtlasTa
Ser
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Georgia
Ocala
Dir
Barrett
Pike County
Brasph
Legisist
Murderer Coolidge Indicted and Trial Pending
A grand jury indicted murderer Levi Coolidge after witness statements and a plea request surfaced. The case moves toward trial as December proceedings loom. In another incident in Webster, Ricco, an Italian laborer, was fatally crushed by a 400 pound bag dropped from twenty five feet during sewer work, prompting initial panic and a quick abandonment of the trench by fellow workers.
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Witxasparax
Ardredo Ricco
Ricco
Philadelphia Markets Close Quotation Activity Mixed
The Philadelphia market showed early declines in sympathy with New York but recovered to firm levels in the afternoon. Prices for high-grade navigational stocks and several key issues remained steady or firm, with several grain and commodity items quoted at varying rates and futures reflecting October and November bids.
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Brock and
Preduce
Parladelphia
Stodke
Fark
Dataan
Curious State Prisons Statistics and Eccentric Funeral
A long OCR text reports prison statistics with crime types, nationalities, occupations, ages, and sentences. It also covers a notable eccentric funeral, describing Jared Wharton of Forks township, his oddities, a church incident, and peculiar last requests.
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Shorthouse
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Howard Meary
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Weequeary
Reginaw
Ouce
Towls
Barrie
Congressican
Scott's
Parersy
Ermn
Bon
Witliam L. Scott Widiocens
Soca Petiicon
Conizeny Witt
Tafe
Trestoy
State Board of Agriculture
Camden County
Haddon
Center
Les Baxox
North Cornwall Township
Ppresut
Garrett
Trenton
Robert Garrett
William C. Jewett
Federt Court
Jersey
Prial
Smetde
JeRsEy City
Joseph Snytoate
Hearea Wa Pour
Tenn
Smyrna
Atlanta
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Hasknéy
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Beasion
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Wormen
Saci
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Mra. J
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A. W. Gille Igud
Jales Cunningham
Media
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Tf Steipner
Longford
Geweww Taw
Kingusker
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Hig
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Tj Dagu
Ti Mil
Heabroud
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Garrison
Thorn
Tings
Tima
Forlonee
Golden Reel
Kingdle
Slankstone
Edwin
Queenstone
Bohemian
Avery
National Laagee
Boston
Glory
Puteburg
Coolidge
Webster Yeanacee
New Gore
Jary Bled
Amanda
Webster the Okmaakars
WES
Charles
Percival
Philavaurois Markets
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Aswan
Darby
Joan
John Feranon
Ferguson
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