Boundary decision and disease disrupt early 20th century news
A dispatch reports Emperor William rejects the U S boundary claim in the San Juan case. Canadian horse disease reaches New York and Brooklyn causing livestock disruption with few deaths. Prof. Agassiz returns to Boston from the Pacific coast to applause. Indiana election results show Hendrickes leading by 2 148 in 377 700 votes with seven Republicans, three Democrats, and one Liberal in the delegation, though Shanks may contest.
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William
San Juan
United States
Indiana
Hendrickes
Shanks
Washington
Berlin
Mixed 19th century brief notes on politics and crime
Health news about Mrs Greeley. Keokuk audience address by Matilda Fletcher. Grant family return to Washington. New York mayoral race shifts. Seabrook collision victim dies. Maine second district GOP renominates Poland. Stokes seeks trial. New York doctor faces malpractice claim. funeral for minister’s wife in Terre Haute. Judge Francher seated in NY Supreme Court. Chas Hussy arrested under new election law. Willard nominated for Congress in Vermont. Henry Rogers to be hanged. Cahen sentenced for life. editor Howard in trouble with U S Marshal over Memphis jewelry case. Mexico City dispatch notes improving Lerdo administration prospects.
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Geo. Haywood
Seabrook
Portsmouth
Poland
Maine
Stokes
New York
Nelson
Mexico
Terre Haute
Francher
New York Supreme Court
Barnard
Chas. Hussy
Chas. W. Willard
Congress
Vermont
Henry Rogers
Policeman Donahoe
Brooklyn
Cahen
Jas. McWilliams
Chicago
Howard
New York Star
United States
Barnum & Co’s
City of Mexico
Lerdo de Tejada
Indiana Election Returns Show State Ticket Results
Official returns from the Secretary of State list governor Hendrick ahead by 1 148 votes and multiple Republicans winning statewide offices. Total governor votes reach 377 700, up about 35 000 from four years ago, with the Straight-out Democratic ticket receiving roughly 130 votes in the state.
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Irdianapoliz
Hendrick
Sexton
Curry
Mildman
Gover
Denny
Hopkins
Supreme Court
Black
Shell
Congress
Orth
Williams
Niblack
Wolfe
Sulmin
Ath
Wilson
Bib
Coburn
Hunter
Blican
Ciscon
Ne &Th
Tyner
Neff
Saylor
Packard
Libel suits filed over Dorchester murder dispatches
Louis, Oct. 23. 8.N. Goodale, who recently sued the Globe for a Boston dispatch implicating him in the Dorchester murder of Chas. Lane, has filed a similar suit against the America, the new German paper in St Louis, seeking $100,000 damages.
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N. Goodale
Globe
Boston
Chas. Lane
Dorchester
Mass
America
Fires and explosions hit several Boston area firms
Casualties and losses reported from a Boston dry goods firm fire totaling about 100000 with 75000 insured. the Cyceum building destruction costing 60000 with insured in Boston offices. Pavillion saved. A separate Omeaco barn and warehouse fire in New York area caused 15000 loss with twelve horses perished and no insurance. An explosion in Pontyaxp Maine damaged a drag establishment causing 25000 property loss with 91000 insured.
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Boston
S. S. Houghton & Co
Cyceum
John Ware
Omeaco
J. Young
29Th Street
Park Avenue
Movement for Spanish recovery conspiracy in Caucasus
A London special reports conspiracies in the Caucasus to overthrow Russian rule. Other items note the Freedmen's Savings Bank controversy, a Canadian horse disease outbreak, and various political and social updates from New York, London, and Chicago.
Japan advances civilization with new Berlin money touted
Reports from Japan say the new paper money printed in Berlin has already been counterfeited. A telegraph line connects Yeddo and Nagasaki. The Yeddo to Yokohama railroad is finished and was formally opened by the Mikado on October 12.
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Charles Jones
Messia
P.P. Mast & Co
Springfield
Ohio
Mast & Co
Union
Illinois
Arkansas
Anderson
Kewanee
Ills
Mesars, Pope & Baldwin
Quincy
Sans Francisco
Japan
Berlin
Yeddo
Nagasaki
Yokohama
Mikado
Freedmen's Bank deposits exceed four million dollars
In Washington on October 23 the Freedmen's Savings Bank reports deposits totaling over four million dollars, with most funds held in the South. The bank rejects rumors of unsoundness as groundless. The Treasury directs Canadian horse imports be halted until diseases are proven absent.
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Washington
Freedmen’s Savings Bank
Secretary of the Treasury
Rochester
Burlington
Cape Vincent
Port Huron
Canada
Spread of the horse disease hits New York and Boston
The catarrhal fever sweeping western New York has reached New York City and Boston with panic among keepers. Thousands of horses across stables and streetcar lines are affected, causing suspensions of cars and paralysis of transit as merchants hire helpers to move goods and fear further spread.
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Syracuse
N. Y
New York
Bonner
Jersey City
Hoboken
Chicago
CuHicano
West Side Street Railway
Tammany Trials
6Th Avenue
3D Avenue
Street Stage
Brooklyn
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Eclipse
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Hartford, Conn
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Sixth Streets
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London
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National Fire Insurance CO
Hartford
Orient Insurance Company
Caahital
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the New Sunday School Book
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