Revolutions and political feints swirl in era headlines
The Telegraph notes a rising Revolution tale in Sinaloa on the Pacific coast of Mexico. Gen Jomo A Loean is set to address national issues at Bushnell on Saturday October 12 at 2 pm as Republicans plan a major campaign demonstration with excursion rail tickets. Greeley’s followers rally to a new watchword recon ciliation and purification amid debates over purifying both sides. A Hebdomadal Greeley sheet mocks the disunion speech at Pittsburgh, noting its liberal copy from the Chicago Tribune as a burr in rural circles.
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Jomo A
Loean
Bushnell, Ti
Greeley
Billingsgate
Pittsburg
The
Chicago Tribune
Straight-out Democracy Convention in Pinkbim's Hall
The Straight-out Democracy of this county have secured Pinkbim's Hall in the city for their County Convention on the 10th. They plan to nominate a candidate for Congress in the Eleventh District at the same gathering.
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Pinkbim
Congress
Cenzaks Reply to Trumbull Evokes Large Opera House Audience
Gen M M Bane Republican elector candidate attracted one of the largest audiences in the Opera House last night for a review of Senator Trumbull. The speech exposed Trumbull’s contradictions and charges against the Republican party with documentary evidence, drawing praise for clarity and effectiveness.
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M. M. Bane
Opera House
Trumbull
Republican Party
Lightning strikes famed Escurial in Spain tops European ruins
Dispatches from Madrid report the celebrated Palace of the Escurial was struck by lightning yesterday. Zell's Encyclopedia recounts the monastery and palace complex built by Philip II, 24 miles from Madrid, honoring St. Lawrence with a gridiron design. The vast complex includes royal palace, church, monastery, cloister, library, fountains, gardens, and surrounding hills.
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Escurial
Sipain
Europe
Zell
Adamons
Spain
Madrd
Philip
St. Peter
St Quentin
St. Lawrence
Vilherren
Mapem
Uae
Thss
Esctrial
German voters rally for Union ticket in Illinois
Hamburgher of Quincy canvasses say German voters in Shelby Clark Edgar Celeste mes report near unanimous for Grant Wilson. He cites Illinois Republican strength for the Union ticket in November, estimated around 70,000 ballots.
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Ies Peni
Chicago
Hamburgher
Quincy
Supreme Court
Dental Grand Division
Glas
Shelby
Clark
Edgar
Celesmes
Grant Wilson
Illinois
Union
Toledo, Wa and Western Railroad elects directors for year
The Toledo, Wa and Western Railroad Company unanimously elected A Boody, Daniel Drew, A M White, A B Baylis, H Knox, Horace F Clark, Augustus Behell, Giee, Cecil, Milton Courtright, Fancy Dion, John Ross, David Davis as directors for the ensuing year. The organization aims to advance regional railway interests with a prominent public street parade as part of its story.
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Tovopo
Toledo, Wa and Western Railroad Company
A. Boody
Daniel Drew
A. M. White
A. B. Baylis
H. Knox
Horace F. Clark
Augusa Behell
Giee
Cecil
Milton Courtright
Fancy Dion
John Ross
David Davis
Global and regional news summaries from October dispatches
European reports note Escurial monastery struck by lightning with domes and cenotaphs at risk as Madrid dispatches send engineers to aid. London Edinburgh rail crash kills nine with many injured, while Liverpool emigrants and Metz population shifts reflect wartime upheaval. Melbourne telegraph line completion reported.
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Edinburgh
Kirtle Bridge
London
Carlisle
Cumberland County
Lexpos
Liverpool
America
Paris
Metz
Alsace
Lorraine
Lorpon
Melbourne
INDIAN DELEGATION ARRIVES FOR COUNCIL WITH AGENCIES
The Indian Chiefs delegation led by Commissioner Alvord arrived in Washington from St. Louis to hold a council with government authorities in the near future. In the same period the American British Claims Commission met but adjourned after closing proofs in several cases due to Judge Frazier’s absence. In a Washington criminal court six men were arraigned on murder charges. Weather forecasts call for rising temperatures with cloudy skies and southerly to westerly winds across the Northwest and Ohio Valley.
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Washington
Alvord
St. Louis
Kolding
Wasmmetos
Mississippi
Ohio Valley
Lakes
Fragmented Local Notice Cleared for Public Sale
A damaged OCR fragment notes a local public sale action with officials referenced. No clear date or location is readable. readers are advised to await a fuller report for specifics.
Fire destroys St Patrick's Hall and neighboring shops
On Oct 3 in Montreal a fire gutted St Patrick's Hall at Gill and Craig, destroying the Shaw building and many businesses including Boungues manufacturing Decam's auction Whiteside's aspirin F P Stewart's liquor Jones Loomis Higgins Hill’s rooms and Tuggey premises. Loss about 200000. On Oct 2 sailor James Low, sole survivor of schooner Rapid crew of eight, was rescued after capsizing on Lake Erie. he drifted 60 hours in the gale before pickup by brig Paragon.
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Montreal
Dispee
St. Patrick's Hall
cGill
Craig Streets
Boungues Manufacturing
Shaw
Hilton
Decam
Whiteside
Asprin
Whe
Jones & Loomis
Higgins
Hill
Igno Forte
HH. Tuggey
ToiEpo
Jas. Low
Rapid
Paragon
Lake Erie
Low
Fine Dress Materials at Attractive Prices
A local store highlights a splendid variety of fine dress fabrics including pure wool Lupin makes and fashionable colors such as cashmeres velours de busse and Biarritz with Repps for closings all under market.
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Lupin
Illinois Grand Lodge elects leaders in session
Masonic grand lodge in Chicago elected James A. Hawley of Dixon as Grand Master George E. Loons bury of Monsd City as Deputy and Joseph EeenIes of Quincy as Senior Grand Warden.
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Masonic
Ocutcago
Illinois Grand Lodge of Masons
James A. Hawley
Dixon
George E. Loonsbury
Monsd City
Joseph EeenIes
Quincy
Father Burke Recalls Irish Aid During Benefit Lecture
Sr Low Oct 2 Father Thomas Burke spoke tonight for the little sisters of the poor. The hall was packed with an ovation as Irish societies paraded with bands banners and torches. J Milton Turner arrives in Locis Oct 2 and is welcomed by friends and the colored community for a temple reception before a state canvass.
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Sr. Low
Thomas Burke
Little Sisters of the Poor
Locis
J. Milton Turner
Liberia
Straight-out and Reform Movements Dominate Political News
In New York Apollo Hall delegates were chosen for the State Convention in Albany. Geiger led straigh-out and reform gatherings in Ohio and Vermont, with leadership shifts in the Tamany and Liberal camps. Georgia election results foretell Democratic gains, while riot at Macon polls and Delaware returns show mixed outcomes across states.
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New York
Apollo Hall
Albany
Co_vssorva
Ohio
Joseph H. Geiger
Avevata
Richmond County
Bullock
Smith
Laxta
Savannan
Georgia
Macon
Iter
Revolution in Stnaloa Sinaloa Mazatlan capitulation
News from Mazatlan dated Sept. 22 reports Pronuncednos capturing Gen Flores after a failed assault on Mazatlan on Sept. 13. The governor elect of Sinaloa was seized from U. S. Consul Sisson’s house. Many brutal acts followed as the victors entered the state, leaving Mazatlan’s imports collapsed and property damaged.
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San Francisco
Montana
Guyamas
Mazatlan
Flores
Custom House
Sinaloa
Sisson
Joan
Reactionary Movement In Japan Explained By Mori
New York dispatch says Mori the Japanese minister describes the reactionary movement as older leaders countering the young progressives who control affairs. He hopes the two vessel land stoppage in New York is temporary. Washington report doubts a return to exclusiveness by the Japanese government and notes Capron and others returning calls.
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New York
Washington
Mori
Japan
The
Post
Capron
Paiva
Washington to Vienna Exposition Seeks Strong American Presence
In a private talk with non public figures the President spoke of the Vienna exposition next May and hoped Americans would compete with European products in art and industry even without government aid. He planned to request funds in a future message to Congress to send eight delegates.
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Washington
Vienna
Congress
Forger Attempt At Local Bank Nabs The Imposter
In Exerm Illinois a man posing as Henry A Pratt from New York deposited a forged certified check for 8000 at Home National Bank and tried to withdraw 1500 but fled after being asked for identification. The incident occurred today at the bank in this city.
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Home National Bank
Henry A. Pratt
New York
Third National Bank of
Chicago
Fire damages Boston for thirty thousand dollars
Boston suffered a large blaze last night causing about 30000 dollars in damage. Other items report trials, prosecutions, political moves, and notable social events in cities from New York to Chicago and Utah.
Fur retailer proclaims lowest prices in city stock
A local fur dealer boasts the largest stock and lowest prices in town and asserts the furs are of their own manufacture with a guarantee of best goods at the lowest prices.
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