National and local brief items from the era
The Virginia General Assembly weighs moving from Richmond over smallpox fears while other political and social notes roll in. Reports include a new bankrupt law proposal, a Boston ex-governor’s death, a postmaster rejection, a Galveston fire losses, midwestern politics and riots, and various national affairs including smallpox outbreaks and legislative actions.
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General Assembly of Virginia
Richmond
Townseid
Bullock
Worcester
Mass
Keyes
Madison
Wis
Galveston
Texas
South
Carolina
John
Kansas
State Supreme Court
Peoples
Detroit
Mich
Marthe Whitin
Chicago
National, Glucose and Grape Sugar Association
Cornell
New York
Congress
Post&l
Census Bureau
Walker
Senate
Abraham Lincoln
Pension Committee
Wilmington
Ohio
U.S. Treasury
Washington
Grand Jury
New Haven
Conn
Malley Brothers
Blanche Douglass
Jennie Cramer
Yellowstone
National Park
Wyoming Territory
DeForrrest
Malirood
National Board
Europe
Philadelphia
Army of the Cumberland
Senator Herrison
Gardfeld
Sonora
Nana
Frank Burr
Tarrytown
Spoyted Duyvil
Board of Education
Quincy
Ill
State Supreme
Springfield
Circuit Court
Folger
Treasury
Hiss
Ana
Presbyté
Penna
Mississippi
United States
City
Aay Oe Bay
Great Pilgrimage to Rome and Global Affairs Report
Reports note Spanish Catholics organizing a major pilgrimage to Rome and a Paris sugar broker’s failure of 2 million dollars. The Mexican National Railroad is completed across Tamaulipas, while English telegraphs and Peruvian earthquakes influence international relations.
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Garibaldi
Caprera
Rome
St. Gothard
Bitin
Russia
Marquis of Lotnelas
Liverpool
Canada
Louise
England
Lord Lurgan
House of Lorda
McGrath
Britain
Post-office
Callao
Peru
Chile
United ‘States
London Times
Tts
Charles Bradlaugh
Speronghing Sige
Perliament
Conservaties
George H. Lamison
New York
Kilpatrick
United States
Chili
Santiago
Capebla
Ireland
Lough Mask
Odessa
Wild Cat Attacks Featured in South Bend Incident
The South Bend Post reports a deadly confrontation along the river where a large wildcat attacked a man named Chas Stoltz and others nearby. The event, tied to local tensions and a fatality, shocked residents as authorities investigated the attack and noted it as the era’s rare sighting of such a creature in decades.
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Jame Iden
Onde Koper
Perang
Nidowsilay
Rariden
Daniel Pollard
Richmond
DePaiw
New Albany
Chicago
New York
Tomas T. Thompson
Jeffersonville
Irwin Hunt
Greenfield
Wayne
Cincinnati
Emma Clifton
Maggie Kelly
Washington
Pittsburgh
Fort Wayne
Senenpings
Stoltz
Ross
South Bend
Dee
Mabion
Ohio
Mosee
Anderste
Anyens
Harris Rebedy
Cher
Louis
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Émipedé Palace
Awashiteton
Bliss
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Brown
Invalid Pensions Committee
Greensburg
William Welch
William Mullen
James Gaimon
Rushville
Grand Hotel
Charles Stockdell
Charles ‘Fisher
Welch
Fisher
Ft. “Wayne
Munhall
Elkhart
Harrison
Riley
Boston
Tom Browne
le Duc
Rich Mann
Indianactic Journal
Smith
Lynn
Grand Rapids
Augusta
Maine
Omy
Yarniduth
Freeport
Brithswick
Bath
Phipsburg
Waldoboro
Damarigcotta
Thomaston
Rockland
Rockport
Camden
Belfast
Seatsport
Bucksport
Bangor
Penobscot
Vere Ib
South Side
Sullivan
Indiana
Oliver Chilled
Hamilton
Piltsburg
Ghand DU Tour
Champion
Reaper & Mower
Studebaker Farm Wagon
Giupin Sulery Plows
J. F. Hoke
Ind
Eee
Fea
Garmore
China
John Garnare
W. Gor
Race Ste
Scriptio Nyorms
Aie
Dress
McCurdy
kWeekly
Fulton Stree
Independent Catholic Church
John Dougall & CO
Vandewater Street
York
and Hamlin Organs
Fasy Sy Bevin Stetmonse
Steg
Wabash
Feary
Akee
Garfield
Ea Wend Ee Aiely
Bierstadt
Garfeld
Queen Victoria
Broadway
N.Y
Barmer
Pittsburg
Peatte PP
Ponitsutxa'Co
Chieagy ’Ie
Andre Cnece
J.P. Watson
Christian
Bee "Troy
Olen Fark
DRA
Orth Main Street
ST. Louis
Nerest
Singer Manufacturing, CO
Singer Manufacturing Co
the Singer Manufacturing Co
Union Square
Dr.whittier
St. Charles Street
Wodenoe Y Sthor
St-Loulens
Enis
Wiig
Ball Sona
Ates
Gharles
SFOME
Ogden
Walnut Sts., ‘Térre, Haute, Ind
Castings
J. A. Parrer & Bros
Prof
Harris’ Radical
BP Butts
Nseesaar
St. Wéredt
ST. Lott
Chao