News from Palmyra and war updates across Europe
The edition lists local postal routes and carriers in Palmyra and nearby towns, detailing daily and alternate trains for paper delivery to passengers. It notes war news from Europe with unsettled prospects, battles near Paris, Metz, Strasburg, and Metz garrison activity. It mentions Donnelly’s stance, Donnelly’s ally Titus, and a Peoria district independent bid by Giro Baker challenging E C Ingersoll.
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Canton
L. W. Englant
Palmyra
F.w.brammel
Palmyra Junction
W.V. Reeves
Brookfield
Wm. T. Snow
Chillicothe
Jd. W. Voris
Quincy
W. V. Reeves
Hannibal
Chicago, Barington and
Galesburg
Hannibal and St. Joseph
Chilenthe
Mn. Giro
W. Baker
Ion
E. C. Ingersol
Peoria
Congress
E. C. Ingersoll
Baker
National Bank projected at Jacksonville and local happenings
The News Illinois reports a new National Bank planned for Jacksonville. Jerseyville weighs 2,574 residents with about 15,000 in Jersey county. Local items include: Home Nets newspaper at LaHarpe by James L. King, a fatal head injury to James Genway from a hand car lever, and the death of Tess Smith in Pekin. Others mention Chinese freight through Chicago, Decatur laudanum attempt, J C Bagby declining Congress, Kinney discussed for nomination, a fatal fall at Pontiac, Mrs Cilla Rome accused of poisoning a Nashville husband, and various Missouri items including Mosquito issues in St Joseph and a North Missouri Normal School vote.
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Illinois
Jacksonville
Jerseyville
Jersey County
LaHarpe
Hancock County
James L. King
James Genway
Maron
Tess Smith
State Board of Equalization
Pekin
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Massachusetts
Revere House
Decatur
J. C. Bagby
Rushville
Congress
Sth
Col
T. J. Kinney
Philip Gagnier
Pontiac
Cilla Rome
Nashville
Tenn
First National Bank
Tennessee
French News Amid War Fronts and Diplomatic Moves
Reports describe fighting near Paris and a fragile armistice rumor. Metz maintains balloon communications with the outside world as Jules Favre issues a circular. Thiers travels to St. Petersburg. The garrison is said to be in good spirits. Farre’s circular gains approval.
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Metz
Favre
Jules Favre
St. Petersburg
Paris War News and Prussia Ultimatum Stir Sep 19
Reports from Paris and London detail French resistance, Prussia demanding Metz and Strasburg, Paris siege threats, and Bismarck’s harsh terms. Jules Favre travels to Prussian HQ seeking safe conduct, while Rome not yet occupied and American volunteers reported.
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French Republic
Bazatne
Bazaine
Toulis
Jules Favre
Bismark
Meaux
THE ROMAN QUESTION AND THE FRANCE PRUSSIAN WAR DAY
Florence reports Barson Arnim offering mediation as Gen Carde nal seeks fresh representations to the Pope. Metz notes Bazaine’s letters, no fighting since Sept 1, 25,000 volunteers march north. Ivry fighting ongoing near Paris with Prussians and French battalions. Balloon letters from Metz and health reports, stovepipe blockade by Prussia. Jules Favre circular urges constitutional assembly. France vows defense if war endures.
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Jules Fayre
Prussia
Befurm
France
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Rome
Cardenal
Metz
Paris
Fort Ivry
Gardes
N.Y. Tribune
Neufchatel
Coffineir
Jules Favre
New York Tribune
Officiel
Grammont
Ollivier
Europe
Loxpon
Rouen
Lyons
Thiers
ST. Petersburg
Lonponx
Jerome Napoleon
al. Thiers
Aris
Washington. Motley on Peace Question in France
A London dispatch dated Sept 19 reports Minister Motley saying Prussia refuses to treat with Bazaine and will not recognize Napoleon III. Prussia opposes recognizing the present government as unauthorized unstable and unable to provide lasting guarantees. Motley notes a favorable reply was hoped for to his proposed interview with Bisma i.
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Londox
Rome
Florence
Papal
Prussia
Motley
Washleton
London
State Department
Bazaine
Napooleon
France
Yellow fever in Havana and other 19th century items
A private dispatch reports Havana yellow fever deaths for the week ending Saturday total 560. The steamer Europe imported pure Clydesdale race horses for breeding. Fifty German families expelled from Paris crossed on the Lown. Odd Fellows convened in Baltimore with 24 Grand Lodges and 23 Grand Encampments represented. A formal application seeks Commodore Vanderbilt’s removal from presidency of the Hudson River and New York Central Railroads over alleged undercutting of fares to aid Erie in a $5,000,000 suit.
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Havana
New
Yors
Europe
West St
Paris
ODD Fellows
Baltimore
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Sire Farns‘worth
Singer Receives Rousing Curtain Farewell at Scene’s Close
A final performance ended with the stage buried in bouquets as the singer bowed to a long, standing ovation. The audience showered her with repeated applause, marking a memorable closing moment.
Yellow Fever Toll In Week Ends With Declared Epidemic
New Orleans reports 52 deaths from elbow fever in the week ending the 18th while four cases were not declared epidemic. Local health officials assess the situation, noting ongoing concerns over yellow fever indicators and public safety.
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New Oaleans
Maine Election Returns Confirm Perham Victory Margin
From Aroosta Maine on September 19 official returns show Republican Perham winning by 8875 votes. Congressional totals indicate a combined margin between ten and eleven thousand votes.
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Atevsta
Perham
Murder near Randolph Street Bridge identified man
The dead body of a man was found in the river near Randolph Street Bridge with foul play indicated by knife wounds and a gagged mouth. The victim, Joseph Z Allen, a German from Sparta Wisconsin, had arrived a week earlier seeking work and vanished Wednesday evening last.
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Cutcaco
Ontarsay Y
Randolph Street
Joseph Z. Allen
Sparta
Wis
Nitro glycerine explosion injures none but harms nearby properties
A nitro glycerine explosion at the Witte Glycerine Company magazines in Peoria last night damaged adjacent buildings but caused no fatalities. Separately, a destructive fire at Merrimac Mills in Oraent destroyed dye and storage rooms, with losses around 175000 dollar, mostly insured.
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Pes Q
Ore Witte Glycerine Company
Lower
Merrimac
Oraent
Fortiesix Acre Farm For Sale Near Menton Area
Forty six and one half acres of rood land fenced and under cultivation about 16 miles northeast of the city and 144 miles east of Menton village. Features include a good house, stables, an orchard with 2,500 fruit trees, 13 acres of small fruit and reliable wells. Will be sold cheap with terms to suit purchaser. Inquiries to Miltos Comes on site or Wa. E. Avise office at Maine and ltd Lts Quincy Illinois. septs w2tkd3téin.
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Menton
Miltos
Wa. E. Avise
N. E. Cor
Maine and Ltd Lts
Quincy, Il
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