Be RLENGTON Route 10 Chicago and the East
A railroad notices lower fares and revised connections from Lincoln to Chicago and Missouri River points. It highlights reduced rates, sleeper service, and Pullman cars from Lincoln and Missouri River to St. Louis with improved connections to the east.
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Nebraskat
Puewie Junction
Misesee
Nortel
Tin Laie
Teket
Teleeral Oo
Lincoln
Missouri River
Chicago
Pullmanne
Missourai River
St. Louis
To Peoria to Southeast Rail Route Emphasis
To Peoria Indianapolis Cincinnati and the Southeast the only reliable route. Connections at various points with TOP and WE TR wheels. Dining cars square meals offered on the B M line. Travel east with safety and comfort as urged by railway officials.
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Metos Bt
B&q
Palace
Peoria
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
TOP & We
Sworlais
Tentral
Seutnesy
Seouthern Indiana
Storm strikes Frasier barn killing horse near Sterling town
Mr Frasier living two and half miles east of Sterling had his frame barn struck by lightning the other night. He was in the barn when struck and knocked unconscious. His bed clothing caught fire but he extinguished it. A gamable horse was killed in the same event.
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Sorr
Virginia
Cannon
Campbell
Utah Territory
House of Representatives
Ce K Adams
Utah
United States Court
Balt Lake
Adams
Muray
Congress
Pitney
Windom
Department of Agriculture
Michigan
Indiana
Miams
The True Philosophy of Home Making and Ownership
A spirited piece extols building and owning a home as foundational to patriotism and prosperity. It argues a self possessed, frugal, industry driven citizen with a home, family, health, and no debts strengthens the nation and resists threats to hearth and country.
Honored and Blest Discoverers of a Great Medicine
A board of eminent physicians and chemists announced that combining valued remedies yields a wonderful medicine. Skepticism faded as trials showed its wide range cures. The discoverers of Hop Bitters are honored as benefactors by all.
Grant discusses Mexican railroad plans and politics in Chicago interview
General Grant, on the way to New York, defends his Mexican railroad charter, notes expected completion within three years, and cites forged opposition linked to other interests. He backs Conkling over Garfield on New York support and comments on labor, diplomacy, and recent events.
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Grant
Chicago
New York
Mexico
Congress
Puebla
Pacific
Mexco
United States
Conkling
Ife
Platte
Garfield
New York State
Blaine
Whittaker
Chin Lan
California
Sacramento Valley
San Joaquin Valley
Santa Clara Valley
Harper's Magazine
Africa
Fangier
H. B
J. C. Jones
Saumur Adams Drake
White Mountains
W. H. Gibson
KE. Mason
Douw, Metza
Mieris
Asa H. Walters
Thomas Blanchard
Julia C. Ro Carr
Fredricks
Mr. Abbey
Nerrick
George H. Holden
Hawthorne
William B. Pike
F. E. Irendeight
Edward Howland
Austen Pearce
Miss Wo #ton
Thomas Hardy
Edward Evertt Hae
Arthur Hastings
Odeon
James T Fields
June Boy
Chrristine Chaplin Brush
New York Dispatch
Fink
Newark
Matt. Carpenter
Wisconsin
Silas M. Waite
Forte National Bank of
Brattleboro
House of Correction
Omaha
Lemon
Detroit
Berry
Rogirs
San Francisco
Jeannette
Jin Session
Madison
Multiple Murders and Shootings Rock Town and Rural Areas
A police officer Tom Mahoney was killed while pursuing two suspects in Chicago. A coachman Charles Gordon was killed by butcher Peter Magius. Over a dozen people were poisoned by ice cream in Griffin Georgia. Ada Brown was shot in Marysville Kentucky by George Evans following a jealous dispute. A man in Texas killed Musgrove near Madisville after a tumultuous scene with Mr. and Mrs. Musgrove. The slayer fled. bail was set at 1000 dollars, with the crime judged as likely manslaughter.
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Tom Mahoney
Chicago
Mahoney
Charles Gordon
Peter Magius
Griffin
Marysville
Ada Brown
George Evans
Gir
M‘dway
Madisville
Texas
M . R. A. Rhode’e
B. O. Musgrove
Musgrove
Holtzelaw
Rockdale
Milan
Ireland Marines Battle Mob at Bantry Ballydehob
A force of about fifty Marines from Bantry clashed with a large mob at Ballydehob in Ireland. After stone throwing and bayonet charges, the Marines retreated under priestly protection. Two Marines were severely injured and many bayonets broken. The Paris Grand Prix attracted crowds and large wagers on Foxhall, the horse owned by Jim Keene of America, with substantial prize money and thousands of spectators along the Champs-Elysees.
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Nal
James R. Keene
B.C. Foxhall
King Alfonso
Jamaica
Fordham
M. Haraz D. Chamant
C. Hf
Trister
Hermit of the Thrift
Archer
Count F. de Lagrange
B. C. Albion
Goater
Atte
Din Louer
M. Thiers
Ireland
Bantry
Ballydehob
Bally
Paris
Hore
France
Horce
Champs
Boig de Boulouxne
Long Champs
Europe
Foxha L
Jim Keene
America
Wind at War Hails Destructive Missouri Cyclone
A cyclone swept northwestern Missouri causing extensive property damage and numerous deaths and injuries. Names of the dead and injured are given, with numerous households torn apart near Flag Springs and King City. A second cyclone near Savannah caused further destruction and casualties as it moved southeast across Osage County.
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Missouri
Rgc. Nelson
C. E. Maynard
Maynard
John Cott
Wm . Recks
Recks
Richards
James Boyle
Flag Springs
Wm. Elrood
Mr. Binham
Joh. Pierce
L. G. Danerbuild
Sarah Towles
George Purviance
Isravl Wood
King City
la Er
Savannah
Andrew County
Nor
Lastry Cnnel
Savannsh
Nathaniel Kellogg
Kellogg
J. Holt
Wight
John Parks
Linr Roberts
E. A. Phillips
Fish Ford
Tome
Churea
Treaty on extradition and 1871 convention text cited
The article notes that the 1829 Aus tin treaty omits extradition, while the July 30 1856 treaty provides extradition for murder assault piracy arson robbery forgery counterfeiting and embezzlement. It cites Article 3 of the US Austro Hungarian convention ratified July 14 1871 and mentions it remains in force. Theatre note from Leadville mocks bad plays and Day’s Kidney Pad is praised for kidney relief. also mentions Nobody's Child and The self made man.
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United States of America
United States
Leadville
Day
Very Strange Case in Madison Ind Hypnotic Hallucination Causes Family Breakdown
A bizarre tale from Madison Indiana recounts a German woman persuading Mrs Fido Ardner to share pictures of German patron saints. The incident is described as a mass psychosis that led to the mother and daughter being jailed and committed, while two brothers fled the city amid distressing claims of supernatural influence.
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Philadelphia
Ti.m
Madison
Ind
Houss
Fido Ardner
Insanity Epidemic in City After Household Gods Possession
After fleeing Mrs Ardner and her daughter Mary, a nineteen year old girl fears impiety by their gods. The daughter goes insane, followed by the mother. Two sons, aged twenty and twenty three, travel to Ohio and are said also affected. The family is judged to be in an insane asylum or fled the city seeking relief from the fear.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
Tive
Trouble With a Mad Dog in Baltimore
A rabid bulldog attacked multiple people in Baltimore after fighting another dog. James M. Epply kept two dangerous dogs. one broke free injuring a girl, then chased William Thompson who fought the animal and was bitten. The dog then maimed Eddie Simm and bit Richard Franklin after several shots failed to stop it.
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Chicago Tribune
Baltimore
James M. Epply
William Thompson
Mr.Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Maryland Avenue
Eddie Simm
Richard Franklin
Accidents of Life and Divine Guidance
A reflection on how so called accidents shape destinies and residences, then claiming providence directs our steps. The author argues that looking back reveals God’s wisdom guiding choices beyond human plans, and ends with a hymnlike declaration of the Lord leading the speaker.
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Fashion notes on gathering and summer accessories
The article describes gathering in bodices sleeves and skirts with shoulder yokes and multiple rows at armholes elbows and wrists. It warns of dangerous hedges and rushing bulls in the countryside. It notes flowers on coarse straw hats are avoided by good milliners and that mitts remain in fashion in all colors this summer.
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Sarah
Foulard
Kidney-Wort Promises Relief for Tormenting Piles
An 19th century advertisement claims Kidney-Wort is an effective remedy for piles, easing distress by moving the bowels gently in both dry and liquid forms, urging readers to try it faithfully.
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