A Paris Court Blocks Captain Armstrong Injunction
In Vienna a High Court judge denied Captain Armstrong’s bid to compel evidence from witnesses abroad as the case over Melba's alleged adultery with the Duke of Orleans advances. The ruling bars service of Vienna evidence and hints at jurisdiction conflicts, with remarks on Armstrong’s lack of England domicile and potential legal obstacles ahead. Reports describe the Duke’s Vienna arrival and service attempts, plus political tensions in New Jersey over related bills and protests.
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Loxvon
Dirates
High Court of Justice
Justies Jeune
Mineiba
Notte
Tania Alvorce
Armstrong
Duke of Orleans
Allest
Paris
Vienns
Nemach
Australia
Peither
Walter, Paillimore
Bart
Mme
Mella
Vienna
Austria
Abel John Ham
Peagewl
Walter Phillimore
Jeane
Ava
Ebleene
Decline in North Dakota Wheat Spent Reported
Mixed telegrams from Ming Feb 17 indicate a jobber union claim that six percent of wheat spent in North Dakota last sell was in Llanthrashed with plow fowling. The note notes grain storage and winter stacking, amid other scattered reports from Washington and Baltimore on prison working dept and port operations.
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Ming
Lng
Jobber’ Union
North Dakota
Llanthrashed
Kullman Dir s UW Prison
In 1874 he tried to aid old wound prince Bisimarete Ermits. Feb 17. Kullman the fanatical cooper who on the 18th of July Consdine Com wy Go Boma. agmmayox, Feb 17. The Canadien ipronity Commissioners have left for bs The tact that the commindoorry ware not gives power to conclude s ree ge, agreement with the United States jog nally eetiied. There was nothing further to do in regard to the trade lactions between the countries Evidently Lord Salisbury's answers to sir Julian Paintefote's cable asking for some ew for the commissioners to enter fetiows with the United States were pot satisfactory for the departure of the commissioners four somewhat and deo more. Desum Feb 17. point of conclusion of the meee Newspaper Amalgamation A Parnellite organ National Pres and the Free bourne! and their weekly md iae . The Breeman's Journal will orth he the ony parsiotle daily in Dublin. Captain O'Connor Press will join tonal Journal board of directors and will be Provided with a seat in Parliament.
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Prince Bisimarete
Ermits
Kullman
Cooper
Consdine
Boma
United States
Lord Salisbury
Julian Paintefote
Meee
Parnellite
National Pres
Freebourne
Mdiae
Breeman's Journal
Dublin
Captain O'Connor
Press
Tonal Journal
Dumped Italian Typhus Patients at City Health Door
Indignation among local health officials follows the dumping of two Italian typhus suspects from Trenton NJ onto the city doorstep. Dr Edson denounces the act as mean and notes authorities had been watching the individuals. Four new typhus cases have been reported. more are expected as quarantine houses brace for mortality.
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Dew Vork Benth Board
Tee
Philodeipus Ress
New Yeas
Trenton
N. J
Edson
Derknamg
North River
Dalian
Ain
Ead Gee Mae
Wilson
Oon
Exison
Tanementa
North Brother Island
Two Massilia passengers found in Italian area
Board of Health inspectors located two passengers from the typhus infected Massilia, Marie Lerago and her daughter Nicole, in a frame building at Alaska Street. They occupied a macaroni shop on the first floor. Doctors noted the mother had no fever and the daughter appeared about fourteen. Health officers will decide on possible quarantine and fumigation.
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Pumaren
Board of Health
Massilia
New York
Marie Lerago
Nicole Lerago
Maccaroni
Alaska Street
Manter
Hunter
Bose Naar
Nick
Veale
Detained Passengers Arrive From Naples in Quarantine
The Burgundia from Naples lands eight passengers from Southern Russia left by the Massilia. The Snevla remains in quarantine with Russians aboard. three from the northwest region are among them. Storied cargo and names reflect a chaotic arrival from Europe with uncontrolled baggage handling and ongoing quarantine procedures.
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Bahied
Massilia
Incon
Sumut
Election campaign letter from New York editor
In a February 17 letter from the editorial district, the press correspondent urges wives to rally around the crusade and defends a candidate against unjust attacks. He claims he represents the district will and rejects sectarian or party influence.
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Ataarr
N. Y
Tennitor Bawards
Rain
Graham Faces Multiple Charges In Early 19th Century Case
William Graham was arraigned in the circuit court on numerous charges including assault in the second degree and larceny. The report details a stolen hearse, a disturbance, and an attack on a citizen, with ongoing searches for a suspect named Reilly. Also noted are various local political and civic issues, including health measures and elections.
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Armann
William Graham
Aasault
Senna
Reilly
Missing Mary Hendricks’s Servant Sparks Abduction Rumors
Emma, a pretty 17 year old employed by Mrs Mary Hendricks in Lakewood, vanished after Jan 1 while en route to New York. Witnesses placed her on a train, with searches statewide and police alarm in Jersey City. Her family and townsfolk fear foul play possibly akin to the Rahway mystery, pursuing any lead on her whereabouts.
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East Seon
Rahwar
M. J
Mary Hendricks
Aioe la
Tobermsvars
Newro
Jersey City
Emma
Dammoo
Hendricks
Rel
Tore
Lakewood
New York
Hed Dank
Rahway
Abe
Blizzard Frays England and Wales With Furious Gale
A severe blizzard swept England and Wales turning to a fierce gale at night. Snow drifts disrupted rail traffic and hindered travel across regions. The storm’s impact prompted reports from various towns as crews battled accumulating snow and difficult conditions.
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Pierce
Bert
Lomen
Loswom
England
Wales
The Peering Retervtiiad Fess and Set selene Fesse Segerde
The article notes various political and social events, including Unionist and liberal actions, legal notices, and a court martial discussion. It mentions individuals such as Richard Co, Rev. Wm Pate, and Major Throckmorton, with references to New York and Philadelphia figures, plus weather forecasts and market notes.
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Philadelphia
Richard ‘Co
From Steel
New York City
South
Cate
Green
Camden
Milner
Hues Manufacturing
Henry TL Yard
Lee Court
Ab Philadel Mie
McAndrew
Shenaniloah
Bryant McCarthy
Shang
McCarthy
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Aermstrong
Orivane
Teta
Mngland
Damielle
Kagiama
Elf
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Duke of Orfexne
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Klinalmeh
Iy Marsh
Lindatury
Phils
New Jersey
Assembly
Ant
Deketa
Herman
Frenion Dowhe
de Prinwat
Racle- Vor
Presbyterias Board
Van
Perala
Chapin
Belden
Jamm M. Prisca
Working Department
Baltionore Beno Philadelphie
Idee
Widih
Baicore
Kullman Dirs
UW Prisor
Society Revell
Trombie
Suawours
Charles Kramer, Jr
Charles Kramer
Lewisburg
Ander
Aaron
Harris Hotel
Dananghey Pound
Bermeanex
Mobile
Ais
Kole
Donangey
Haaleton
Mar
Ye Auaast
Prince of Wales
Albany
Duawars Falls
Clifton
Semseuartaa
Vereta
Pteter Reid
Minkser Whitelaw
Cnneshet
Ong
Ine
Wayne Siocox
Penseyiveols
Hallrosd
Sunbury
Oongenbanne
Senda
Kee Dows
Lawrense Crmety
Newcastia
Massilla
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Rous
L! Opinione
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Hignor Janardelli
Connie Mewans
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Craker
Txervox
W. J
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Lehigh Valley
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Anges
Ee MN
Citizens Township
Plesaastville
W. B Franklis
W. Maurphy
Yale
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Brattleboro
Samner
Hervard Wold
Front Unions
Maxham
Bostos
Boston Board of Ith
WU Nee Bevern
Patamernia
Thas Oeither
Pethl
Ettorneys
Messechassts Reform Club
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Mare Re
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F. Goo Thane
Sarno Teenry
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Geary
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Gbe
Jol
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Falis
Schuylkill
Siren ‘Wasureeros
The
Htate de
Albany Caphini
W. Ayden
Twen
Jonathan W
Depatabar
Ica
Throckmorton Saeed
H. Jy County
Hemmer
Warner
Maryland
Boice, Runyon &Co
Mason's Materials
Park
Aremor
Boice, Runyom & 60
Williams’ Pharmacy
West Front Street
Tier
B. J
Fuswetho
A. M. Griffen
O. M. Dunham's
West Front
Brest
A.M. Seguine
Laing
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