Grant and Seymour clash over election hope in Ottawa report
A chaotic mix of telegraph dispatches from New York and Ottawa notes New York Herald coverage of the Vermont vote shift toward God and Grant's recovery, plus Porter Dudley era remarks. The piece touches on Canadian trials for D'Arcy McGee’s killer and rising Fenian tensions, with Grant’s supporters urging loyalty while Seymour struggles to gauge the canvass.
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New York Herald
Seymour
Blair
Vermont
Partial List of the Lost and Ottawa Murder Trial Progress
Fragmentary transfer shows brief mentions of a Canadian news item about a lost list and the ongoing Whalen murder trial in Ottawa. It also references European affairs and a German emigrant agent for America, indicating a patchwork of international reports within the issue.
International Labor Congress at Brussels and global unrest
Brussels reports cover an International Congress of workers debating strikes under a unified code, formation of councils and societies to coordinate actions across Europe, with references to allied directives and emigration talks. Notable items include Paris financial rumors, a Paris wage/rent tension, and a court execution in London as part of broader turmoil.
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International Labor Congress
Brussels
North American Confederation For America
Princs Hoyal
Paris
Eaa
Sesgidm
Isda
Focal Atrikea
Europe
Celebate
Chenoa
Washinton
New York
Hemuan
Duke of Brabant
Chalons
London
MacKay
Newgate
Th Law
Priya
Berlin
William Eet
Dresden
Saxony
Grant Says Presidency Not Sought, Prefers General's Role
In an interview at Galena the editor reports General Grant talks of his stay in the region and his view on an election. He says accepting the Presidency would be a sacrifice but acknowledges the need to run if it helps defeat the rebellion and unify the country.
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Batlot
Gen
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Seymour
Sherely
Gov. Seymour
Gen. Grant
Lee
Richmond
Worcester
Mass
Woo. Claflin
Joseph Tucker
Lenox
Sumner’s
Butler
Boston
John H. Clifford
New Bedford
Chicago
Colfax
The
Post
Galéna
Galena
Thas Eral
Saratoga
Dong eBraygh
Whalen Murder Trial Draws New York Fury
From Ottawa to the Herald the Whalen murder case arouses intense public pressure. In New York a guard is stationed at the jail, a regiment encamped nearby, and 24 rounds issued nightly to each guard as threats of hanging Whalen circulate. Witnesses face attacks and the defence receives funds, while angry loyalists push for swift justice amid mounting peril.
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Whalen
D’arcy McGee
Ottawa
Canada
McMcGee
New York
Aes
Ae Herald
Buffalo
Sinckley Rollins Case: Binckley Out of Court in New York
In New York on September 9 District Attorney Courtney revealed Acting Attorney General Acton authorized telegram noting Binckley had no right to represent the United States ex officio. Commissioner Gutman ruled Binckley lacked status and should be retired. The examination adjourned with Smith remaining in custody on his own recognizance.
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Rollins
United States
Gutman
New York
Courtney
Acton
Onfreto
Department
Internal Revenue Office
Brickly
Sarsor
Ugetadgiee
Smith
Largedy
Steamer Hipnus Lost With All On Board Near Chicago
Chicago dispatch reports the steamer Hipnus probably lost with all aboard after departing Benton Harbor Michigan Monday morning. The vessel carried about 65 people and a cargo of 8 000 boxes of peaches and was said to be top heavy from overloading. Captain and most crew, and many passengers, were believed to be among those missing.
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Chicaco
Hippus
Albon
Benton’ Harbor
Mich
Chicago
Benton Harbor
Massacre and raid reported near Sheridan and Valley
Dispatch describes an 11 o’clock morning attack two miles west of Sheridan where twenty five Indians killed and scalped A Gardner and Ed Carson, seized sixty five mules and four horses, one Indian killed and two whites wounded. Reports place large numbers of attackers between this and Lake Station. A freight train near Iowa City was set on fire and a bridge destroyed with cattle killed in the chaos.
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Shir
Wake Ace
Kansas
Sheridan
A. Gardner
Ed. Carson
D. & B. Powers
Lake Station
St. Paul
aePimante
Hyenasai
St. Pauli
Aeta
Iowa City
Gia Tucce Pidee
Meer
Dee
Republican State Convention Highlights and Local Races
Reports from Columbia and surrounding areas detail a Republican state convention minus details, with nominees for Congress in Fourth District and other campaigns in Ohio Maryland and New York. Also noted are a baseball result at Albany Pine, a prison resignation in Washington, mass meetings in Pekin and Monticello, and a fatal railroad wreck near Pollard with casualties.
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South Carolina
Columbia
Sty
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Buffalo
Imac
Plank
Congress
South Corona
Washington
Ohio
Fred Stone
Maryland
Stévengein Archer
Albany
Nationals
Athletics
Philais
Wee
Bob San “Ina
Chas. Murph
Waa
Boynton
Fioase
First National Church
Waspu City
Red Ignation
Pekin Gillaturday
John Pape -Hodnett
Des Moines
Iowa
Walter Brown
Portland
Henry Coulter
Manchester
Pittsburg
Brown
John T. Hoffman
New York
Payne
Mobile& Montgomery
Alabamay
Pollard
Witte
Tuscumbia
J. F. Warren
Lake Superior
St. Paul
White Bear Lake
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Michigan Southern
Leavenworth and
Des Moines Railroad Company
Advertisements From An 1860s Newspaper Page
A mixed collage of offers and notices including Bennett College promoting medical education in Chicago with November start, circulars from a Boston Ladies agency selling various goods, a Payson estate sale with a store and fruit trees, and a detailed Illinois condemnation notice for a railroad right of way in Quincy with commissioners appointed to set compensation.
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United States
Joan Forman
H.A. Gunn
South Clarke Street
Chicago
Tis
Bim Earls
Payson
Samuel P. Church
Quincy
P . L. Faxorn
State OF Illinois
Adams
A. D
Burlington and Quincy Haltoad
Company
Willem H.witcheltec
Hi -Mitchet
Str B. Job
Benjamin Lots Rei
William H. Mitchell
Aeneeee
Zépheniah B. Job
Benjanm Mibant, Jr
Joseph G. Rowland
Amos Grex
Lucius Kingman
Adams End
Iinnois
Kta
Trinda
Chestnut Street
St A Pont
Matin
Irene
European and domestic news roundup with trials and politics
A gathered European update reports Queen Victoria's return, Italy pushing for French troops removal from Rome, and Bulgaria forming a provisional government. Back in Ottawa, Whalen's trial resumes with witnesses testifying about threats to McGee. prosecutors expect a conviction as defense lengthens the case. Canadian rail freight fears grow over cattle disease orders impacting Great Western and Grand Trunk lines.
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Can
Whalen
Cullen
Hess
Doyle
McGee
Turner
Great Western
Grand Trunk
Privy Council
Dispute Ends With Beating at Astor House Court
A dispute between Binckley and Attorney General Courtney at Astor House yesterday escalated into a fight. Binckley was knocked to the floor and cried for help as Deputy Marshals arrived, releasing him. He left for Washington last night and says he has no involvement in revenue cases here.
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Martine
Binckley
Courtney
Astor House
Gourimey
Washington
Ab Press
Election dispatch reports Colorado result boosts Republican seat share
In San Fe county and surrounding areas yesterday, party gains shifted the balance as Republicans won a larger share of the Legislature. Early tallies show increased support and a strengthened position for the GOP statewide.
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Santa Fe
Pather
Mexico
Sr. Louis
Acre
Colorado
San "Fe County
Balkan Provisional Government Report Emerges
A Bulgarian insurgent movement on the Balkan mountains reportedly forms a provisional government. Parallel dispatches note Queen Victoria's departure to England from Paris and the end of a London tab strike. Italy reportedly requests withdrawal of French troops from Rome, while Paris to London travel updates anchor the day’s news.
Prize Fight Report from Helena Montana Seaver Street
Gray began on Seaver Street in Helena Montana a $500 side bet fight between Orem and Card. Both boxes were unhurt after the match which drew $709 in total. Also notes grading on the Denver Railroad and cattle quarantine in New York. Cincinnati reports rain over the past day with little break.
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Helena, Montana
Gray
St.Lovuis
Helena
Montana
Denver
New Work Stock and Money Market September 10 2 p.m
The report notes U.S. 6s and 5-20s with varied prices, prices for U.S. 5-20s and 6-20s bonds, and stock market activity in New York and Chicago. It covers grain futures including wheat and corn, pork and lard, whiskey, and cash receipts, with steady to dull tones and mixed demand.
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Storgan
Atlpat
Daull
Kasem Welle
Cuba
Chicago
Crroaco
Nore
Ex President Pierce Condition Critical Yet Hopeful
Ex president Pierce remains in critical condition with doctors expressing cautious optimism about recovery. His brother Henry Pierce arrived from Hillsborough as the situation unfolds. Governor Seymour arrived in Albany and spoke of nationwide assurances of presidential canvass support amid ongoing campaigns. The Anglican Bishop of Montreal remains critically ill, with little improvement noted. A Cheyenne dispatch reports Schuyler Colfax and party departing for Omaha and Chicago.
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Pierre
Seymour
Albany
Montreal
Concorp
N. H
Pierce
Henry Pierce
Hillsborough
N. Y
St. Louis
Schuyler Colfax
Omaha
Chicago
Alaska Abuses Reported by Halleck In New Regime
Gen Halleck cites reliable Alaska abuses seen during his visit noting native dissatisfaction with Far Company rule. He describes triarchal covert supervision, outsiders disrupting semi civil life and provoking vice through traders adventurers and soldiers. The regime shift leaves natives to their own devices.
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Halleck
Alaska
San Francisco
Republican State Convention Nominees Named at Topeka
A fragmentary report notes a Republican state convention with mentions of nominating Notable figures and a Sept 10 event date. Details are garbled but indicate Kansas and Wisconsin references and a focus on congressional nominations and party proceedings.
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Congressionional
L. S. Frisbee
Wis
Kamtas
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