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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1885

Page

6

Grant's Mount McGregor letter reveals his own strength test

New York dispatch reproduces Gen. Grant's letter to Dr. Douglas from Mt. McGregor. It describes his resolve to judge his condition, noting rapid weight loss and pain. He feared dissolution by hemorrhage or strangulation, while doctors concluded no danger of those immediate risks and debated exhaustion as uncertain.

Mag New York Gen. Grant Douglas Mt. McGregor Grant Mount McGregor Falm Dr. Douglas Meis Dr. Douglaa Sands

States Must Pay Up In Direct Tax Accounts

First Comptroller Dunham notes 1868 balances due the U S from states and territories for direct taxes under the 1861 act. Some sums were credited against indebtedness rather than paid, while others may be charged or credited as cases of land sales arise. The comptroller proposes a fixed period post accruing for claims to be brought before accounting officers.

Dunham United States Office of the Register of the Treasury Congress

Political World notes naval board appointment and cabinet shifts

The piece reports Captain W P McCann being named by the president to the naval advisory board, Alfred P Edgerton replacing Dorman Bates as civil service commissioner, and Wilam Trenholm stepping into John M Gregorys role. It also mentions telegrams to the president, New York endorsements, and a Lincoln era anecdote about cabinet plans and war costs.

Atanc W. P. McCann United States Navy Naval Advisory Board Simpson Alfred P. Edgerton Fort Wayne Tad Civil Service Dorman B. Bates Wilam J. Trenholm Charleston D. C John M. Gregorys Cresig New York John P. Usher Lincoln Reident Lawrence Kas St. Louis Boos Congress United

Fragmented Local Notice Reveals Missing Details

A damaged OCR fragment hints at a local notice involving a person named Mr or Mrs and an undetermined matter. Readable bits indicate a mail or delivery context and a possibly incomplete statement. The text lacks clear action, dates, or official sources.

Proclamation Simultaneously Suppresses Chinese Violence

The 1885 message by President Grover Cleveland calls on insurgents in Washington Territory to disperse by noon on November 8, warning military action if ignored. Portland reports in Seattle and Tacoma reflect anti Chinese sentiment and violence, with Chinese residents harassed, houses burned, and local officials blamed for the expedient measures.

Washington United States Seattle Wueneas Grover Cleveland United States of America Gaouwen Cleland T.F Baraynp Epfi Metramati Portland Ore Paget Tacoma Sasi Aervanta Tsemi Waa The Ledger Amnob

Boomers March to Oklahoma in Prepared Hostility

Leavenworth reports four thousand armed boomers under Captain Couch heading toward Oklahoma Territory. General Miles orders Major Suaner to eject them and prevent intrusion as crowds travel with wagons and carriages toward the claimed lands.

Leavenworth Miles Department of the Missouri Oklahoma Territory Couch Congress Kinhom Suaner Oklahoma Amy Bai Ae Mor

Washington's Old Curiosity Shop saloon owner dies

John Hancock, famed keeper of a Washington drinking resort near Thirteenth Street and the avenue, died suddenly this afternoon. The Old Curiosity Shop hosted senators, justices, and other public men returning from the capitol, with Hancock’s bar offering cold whisky punches and mint juleps.

John Hancock Washington Thirteenth Street Avenue Clay and Webster Hancock Capitol A. m Gen Jackson Lincoln Hancock's

Disaster on the Lake Wreck of Algoma near Port Arthur

Reports from Winnipeg Manitoba detail the loss of the ironclad steamer Algoma on Lake Superior near Port Arthur. Thirteen crewmen and two passengers were saved. many others, including Mrs Dudgeon and two children, perished as rescue efforts followed a chaotic wreck and drifting wreckage near Isle Royale.

Vwinnipeg Manitoba Lake Superior Port Arthur Algoma Canadian Pacific Railroad Jives E. Dudgeon Winnipeg Jax Vivian Mr. Dudgeon Owen Sound Gwen Sound Owen Arthabaska Port Arthur Lato Arthabuska Isle Royal Andy Thone Uuontasy Datnacroy Alberta, Arthabaska and Altoma John Moore Joseph Lastings Richard Simpson Henry Lewis Watchman John McNabb DU. McCallger Duck Bund St. Stephens James Burton Daniel Langton Walters John Mclean George Mennis John McIntyre W. J. Hal W. B. McArthur

Suppressions in the Impeachment Trial Mentioned in New York

Ex congressman James M. Ashley of Ohio testifies on forged plots to reinstate rebel leaders and alleges judiciary committee resistance. He claims Johnson knew of a plan to seize control and laments lack of witnesses used, noting Colfax’s cautious stance amid war fears.

New York James M. Ashley Ohio Johnson Chauncey M. Depew Gen Grant Inun Ashley Judiciary Committee House Colfax Wa Zhington Hie Congress Lincoln Senate Thad Stevens Ross Kansas Slavika

Fragmentary Late 19th Century Listing

A garbled OCR fragment references a laboratory or chemistry context and a large quantity connected to a room or space. The readable parts are limited and do not provide clear names or concrete events to identify.

Arizona Governor Reports Mining Boom and Cattle Strength

Gov. Trittle’s annual Arizona report touts mining as the territory’s grandest industry with 1884 outputs totaling about 8.5 million dollars in silver 300000 in gold bullion and 2.76 million in copper. Cattle numbers reach 800000. he urges artesian wells funding and land reclamation, cites 80000 residents and 25000000 property value, and calls for moving or restricting Apache reservations amid contentious Indian policy remarks.

Gov. Trittle Arizona Arizons Cooper San Carlos Indian Territory

President appoints Eaton to civil service post and other notes

The president names Dorman B. Eaton as temporary civil service commission member replacing Thoman who resigns effective Nov 1. The push continues to appoint permanent successors. Other items include labor notes about Knights of Labor influence, new appointments for secretary of Arizona surveyor general roles, and a land grant dispute involving Union Pacific and Northern Pacific over Oregon Central lands.

Dorman B. Eaton Civil Service Commission Thoman Eaton Arso James A. Bayard Maryland Arizona Joseph J Stringham Indiana Idaho James Dawson Calor Uly Colorado John Hise Land Offee Union Pacific Railroad Company Washington Territory Oregon Central Railroad Company Northern Pacific Railroad Company Portland Tacoma Oreegon Central Railroad Company Oregon Central Northern Pacific Hame Iso

Peterson’s Magazine December issue praised for beauty and fashion

The December Peterson’s Magazine features costly steel fashion plates and vivid patterns, with embroidery and color plates. It highlights Mrs. Ane B. Stephens unfinished movelet stirring readers and a tale by Professor Bontelle described as intensely exciting, plus other illustrated stories as the volume ends.

Peterson Ifty Addresa

Inhuman Cruelty Case Uncovered in Connecticut Home

Dr Adams of the Connecticut Humane Society exposed a case of inhuman treatment at George Peck Jr's home in New Haven. Mrs Tarollue Brooks, 54, confined over two years, lived in filth with bones, stench, and minimal meals of salt mackerel and potatoes. Brooks, widow of Aaron Brooks, had property placed in trust to support her, later transferred under Peck's control.

New Haves Conn Dr Adams Connecticut Hmmane Society George Peck, Jr Chershire Taroillue Brooks Alee Aaron Brooks Soutington Township Peck

Turley Foreign Intelligence and British Church Question

The Turkish war office pushes for continued war prep while a conference in Constantinople debates restoring the status quo. Russia and Britain clash over Ottoman interests as Balkans and Koumelian issues loom. British politics focus on the church question amid Parnell’s Ireland campaign shaping electoral outcomes. The harvest outlook shows 1885 winter wheat above average but spring wheat and total wheat below.

Turkish War Office Porte Koumelian Constantinople Turkey Parte Sard Pasha Haa Mo de Neldof Alexander Alexander of But Caru. the Porte Tounge Vite Na Metin Hanandar Koslaied London Parnell Ireland England Scotland Great Britain

Insufficient Air and Public Health Lessons Across Eras

The excerpt argues that clean air is essential for health, citing police mortality, military camps, and prison air. it notes a century of hygiene understandings, references Cr imean War figures, Brocklesby’s shed hospital trial, and ventilation failures in zoos and cities, urging better ventilation to curb disease and mortality.

Metropolitan Police London Foot Guards Europe Brocklesby London Zoological Garden England France Germany Malta

Early Risers and Household Order in Classic Manners

A compact reflection on punctuality and strict routine at home. The piece emphasizes method, exactness, and the cheerful discipline of domestic life as a virtue. It contrasts slow, scattered days with orderly mornings and the calm of a well-managed household.

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Fragmentary OCR Note on Anatomy and Measurements

Fragmentary text discusses a peculiar notation about a gland or duct length described as one inch each and mentions a scale extending to nine miles Pinto. The legible portion lacks clear context or identifiable subjects or events.

Frugal Kitchen Hints From An Old Recipe Page

A fragmented archive reveals cooking tips for fish preparations with cream sauces, baked mash toppings, and pickling methods. It covers cod and halibut handling, egg binding, and baking with butter, plus pickle making for apples and cauliflowers, and a strong vinegar pickle process.

Untitled fragmentary note on a wartime sighting

A fragmented text describes a veteran remembering a prior sighting of four men associated with the war. The description mentions gray hair dark brows and a distinctive eye coloration including a black cat’s eye pattern. The note references recognition of an individual named Sis Ove and notes memory recall of a prior event.

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