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Africa
Auteurmfon Sirica
Uwe
UB. Gussagh & CO
Wally
Tux Box Ia
Italvo
Tun Sunpay Sun
Post
United States
Canadas
SUN
New York City
Newspaper Notice and Editorial Gripes From The Era
A chaotic notice discusses editorial responsibility for published content and liability limits. It mentions Alice, daughter of Sesavon Bustie, described as sixteen and prone to dangerous acts. Separate items reference a Spanish prayer addition to the Book of Prayer and a remark about the Grand Duke Nicholas suffering from liver issues amid war.
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Ti Episcopal Convention
Nicholas
Bulgaria
Grant in Paris Seeks Lost Heiress amid Claims
Ex President Grant and family arrive in Paris from London and praise French hospitality. Report mentions Louie Beichards, a supposed heiress linked to a sixteen year desertion case in Toledo, with rumors of a large fortune awaiting discovery in France.
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Jetressus
Xav
France
Louie
Toledo
Misunderstanding Behind White House Row Over Policy
Suangey quotes from New York letters on President and Senator Gamner dispute with General Babecock. Poole explains the quarrel arose from a misread request and misinterpreted expenditures, while Major Poore notes Jemez M Ashley’s involvement and Secretary Fish’s claims, depicting a faded political clash with limited hope for reconciliation.
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Ben Presser Poole
Charles ‘Gamner
Botl
Aan Se
Dowinge S Brody
Stor
Babecock
Londerstanis
Ciyuld Hamily
Hayg “Aris
Cimstead
Major Poore
Jemez M Ashley
Italy
Fisi
Wrhuya captives and Sioux moves in 1870s report
A Cheyenne and Sioux focused summary notes captives sent to Indian Territory and Florida, Sitting Bull moved north with Canadian restraint, and Arrapaho and other bands forced west as General Crook aims to use protection, dividing remaining Sioux roughly in half. The piece recalls Ad Cloud's band as the initial drumbeat of this shift a year ago.
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Sun
Creuk
Ad Cloud
Crook
White Man Progress Mocked in Lincoln Riot Report
The Omaha Republican mocks Little Big Man and General Crook, claiming the Native leader should change his name to fit his whitening progress. It notes Crook’s English speech and accuses the campaign of failing, as 24,000 surrender at a pivotal moment in the two year campaign.
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Omaha “Republican
Gen
Crook
Red Cloud
Ile
Sam
George Crook
Aggravated diphtheria flares in Monticello town area
An aggravated diphtheria outbreak reported in Monticello urges immediate city action. Officials warn disease spreads via foul air water and bad odors. Citizens urged to cleanse alleys stables cellars wells and cisterns to reduce risk and protect children.
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Monticello
Odr
Ciizen
Tedeber
General Crook Receives Credit for Subduing Sioux
Gen. Chuck states he cannot locate hostile Indians in his department and predicts Sioux will abandon war paths under Dr. Trewin. He admits a large tribe and vast territory resisted but credits George Crook for subduing the Sioux in two years, with others aiding.
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Chuck
Trewin
Indiana
George Crook
Debated Fate of Unspent Alabama War Claims
After adjusting damages against Great Britain for Confederate cruiser Alabama, the United States holds about 98 million of the 115 million arbitration award. Disposition splits opinions with English suggesting repayment, Congressmen drafting plans, and claims from vessel owners who took war risks. Some fear payouts to claimants or political backlash.
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Great Britain
Alabama
Committee Chairs and Territorial Representation Highlighted
The document lists chairpersons of major committees led by Elec Cons and others, including Wage-Ways and Means, Appropriations, and Military. It notes territorial representation with Francs and Stevens on Indian Affairs, and Penn on Indian Affairs, across entities such as Montana Arizona Idaho.
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Bflagionia
Montana
Stevens
Arizona
Penn
Idaho
Telegraphic Tile Situation Around Plevna
London October 27 Gen Gourka has been heard from as dispatched to operate behind Plevna to intercept Turkish supplies. Russian dispatches claim Gourke gained advantage southwest of Plevna by capturing a strong Turk position near Telisels and placing himself on the Soda road. Desultory fighting on the Lem river continues. Private dispatches say Ismail Pasha joined with Mukhtar Pasha and 800 Turkish troops. Grand Duke Nicholas dead on the battlefield at Gurney Dubinuk. The US president proclaims a national day of thanksgiving on November 6. Various other war and political items follow from Washington San Francisco and Constantinople with military appointments and local incidents.
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London
Gourka
Pevna
Chefet Pasha
Rustas
Gourke
Plevna
Talbo
Tiga
Telisels
Uhat ‘Ha
Soda Road
Achemed Pasha
Amalack
Lem
Ismean Pasha
Mukhtar Pashia
Paradion
Grand Duke Nicklas
Gurney Dubinuk
Washington
United States of America
T Rutherford B. Hayes
United Stata
Thandas
I. B. Mayns
Kans
Petersburg
Balkana
Orehanie
Mokhtar Vashs
Deatil
Forrest Memphis
Bedford Forat
Constantinople
Telische
Chevket Pasha
Orchlani
Suleiman Pasha
Dob Dicha
Kuzghan
Silcstein
Paris
M. Grevy
Hte
MacMahon
Guyot Montpayroux
Te Courier de France
Loag
Erzeraum
Hassan Kaleb
Reir
Philadelphia
Qet
Ofbeera
United States
Munt
Mint
Pollock
Jovice
Terre Ante
Muscily
Burggerine Tritte
Tritte
Sylvania Burnham
Rosa Burgoine
Siand
Burnham
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Sesavon Bustie
Alice
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Igoatius Donnelly
Hilts
Grant
Lave
Thhen
Phen
Gays
Tina
Suangey
Pune
Canada
Telegraphic
Grand Duke
Troclamation
Townsend
Thinnts
United
Eit Realkel
Tregular
Affais
Sitka
San Francisco
Victoria
California
Oliver Walcontt
Sitka Jack
Wytribe
Wrangel
Dédhena
Customs Department
Military Department
Nuphap
Suleiman Pashi
Mina
Rasgrad
New York
Alfred
Baldry
Tatata
A. L. Strang
Farnam Street
Ouana, Nen
Kellner & CO
Front and
Chestnut Streets
Chicago
Rogers & Bro. Silver Ware
P. S
Oes
Dellers Menard
Belmont Clark
Biackville
Niobrara
Sulez
Mr Clark
Ninbrars
Manning Water River
Bir Clark
Rese
Dakotina
Yankton
Proprietors of the
Capitol Billiard Parlor
Henry Loomis
Feed & Sale Stable
Asla
Cornar
Pion
Woure
Stan Corringee
Jonn van der Weilan
MAN Meyer &Mo
Afusio
WAX Meyer & CQ
Omaia
Ceaters
MAX Meyer & Bro. Masale Dealers and Jewelers
Yale
Covert
General Northwestern
Mosler's
Safe 2 Lock CO
Addream
Randolph Street
Onicago
Ill
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