News Briefs From Clinton County to Ohio Homicide
Reports include a Clinton County accident in Pennsylvania and a lynching in Ohio. Hayes to visit Washington Territory. Arkansas shows a Democratic edge of 52000. Fourteen Presbyterian missionaries head for Mormon lands. A boat accident drowns Mrs Oliver Lotty and three children on the St Lawrence. A key burglary at Cline Bros store Martinsburg nets 1825. Local township funds and Cline monies stolen.
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Hone Sxow
Clinton County
Schurz
Washington
Arkansas
Prescent Hayes
Washington Territory
Coalton
Ohio
Livingston
Boston
Mitchal
Troy
Aos
Springfield
Tenn
Columbus
Cline Bros
Martinsburg
Knox County
Cline Brothers
Montenegro Invasion Threat and Cabinet Changes
Across the Sea report notes an invasion threat to Montenegro and that AN Porte dismissed Kader Pasha as premier. The German government orders expulsion of French Jesuits from Alsace Lorraine and Iris states the Bartlett-Coutts marriage will delay for eight or nine weeks. Rome reports Chile Peru and Bolivia accepting US mediation.
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Montenegro
JE Porte
Kader Pasha
Alsace-Lorraine
Iris
Bartlett-Coutts
Way of
Rome
Chile
Peru
Bolivia
United States
Mixed World News Snippets Highlighting Quirks and Leaps
A collage of brief items notes Gen Roperts an Irish hero of Afghanistan and a Hungarian officer swimming twenty English miles in seventeen hours. Other items mention a Royal Spain heir, a St Peter manuscript near Jerusalem, dengue fever in Charleston, and California wine prospects.
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Roperts
Afghanistan
AlFonso
Spain
Biblical Society of London
St. Peter
Jerusalem
Platten Sea
United States
J. Foe
Robert Calbrish
San Francisco Weekly Argus
A. 8. Grant, Jr
Flood
O. E. Daggett
Hartford
Paris
London
Charleston
New Orleans
California
San Francisco
Kalloch
de Young
Grenolbe
Ques
Feather farming profitability and incubation details
The article discusses ostrich farming as a lucrative venture with strong profits from feathers and chicks. It notes a feather bird yields $50 to $136 every eight months, breeding birds nest four times yearly, producing about twenty chicks per cycle worth $38 to $50 at two weeks. The cock handles most hatching, with incubators used beyond twenty-two eggs. incubation lasts forty two days.
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Tion
Local News Briefs From Indiana Frontiers
Reports of fatalities include Thomas Teaman of Fort Wayne who fell from a two story building and died, and George W. Miller near Lebanon who apparently killed himself. Also noted are a marriage at Connersville, diphtheria cases in Brownstown, and a fatal shooting accident near Manson injuring a boy.
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Thomas Teaman
Fort Wayne
Connersville
Ind
Brownstown
I. N. Davis
George W. Miller
Boone County
Lebanon
Miller Muusser
Cralg
Manson
A Pair of Intelligent Horses at Kansas State House Construction
A team of horses at the Topeka State-house west wing construction move a rope system 75 yards, guided by a signal whistle from the derrick chief. The horses respond with precision, obeying the whistle without direct commands, under Mr Keith’s supervision.
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Topeka
Kan
Commonwealth
Keith
Goats Operate Dairy Wheel at Clough's California Ranch
In San Mateo Canon F B Clough builds a $1500 rustic dairy house with a goat powered churn. The 18 by 36 foot building includes a 50 plus gallon butter churn driven by a 18 foot diameter tread wheel. A herd of eight to ten goats supply labor as they climb and pull the wheel amid bleats of excitement.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Clough
San Mateo Canon
Billy
Unitarian Conference Opens in Saratoza New York
The National conference of the Unitarian and other Christian churches began its biennial session in Saratoza N Y at the Medite church this evening with a large attendance. P J Clayden editor of the London Daily News delivered the opening sermon in the Unitarian chapel.
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Saratoza
N. Y
National Conference of the
Unitariae
Medie
P. . Clayden
London Daily News
The Cotton Worm A United States Commission Report
Prof C V Riley chief of the United States Entomological Commission reported to the Cotton Exchange in St Louis on the summer study of the cotton worm. Findings include the efficacy of the Pyrethum and London purple as safer remedies and the potential to protect three acres with materials once used for one. Riley departs for Washington to prepare the commission's summer report.
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St. Louis
Prof
C. V. Riley
United States Entomolegical Commission
Cotton Exchange
Riley
Washington
Sea Serpent Captured in Straits of Dehano
A six foot sea serpent with a panther shaped head and whittled tail was captured by Indians in deep water near the Straits of Dehano. It has been photographed and will be preserved and sent to Ottawa for classification. The creature aroused intense scholarly interest among savants.
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San Francisco
Victoria Dispatch
Straits of Dehano
Ottawa
Kendall
B. J. Kendall & CO
Enosburgh Pulls
Vermont
Body of General Torbett Arrives in Jacksonville
The body of General A. T. A. Torbett arrived from St Augustine to Jacksonville led by General A. T. Dent. A guard of honor escorted the body to the armory decorated by local ladies with flags and flowers. The procession included six Federal and Confederate soldiers and prominent citizens before the steamer Western Texas carried the casket to New York.
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Torbett
Jacksonville
Fla
A. T. A. Torbett
St. Augustine
A. T. Dent
Florida Artillery
United States
New York
Boston swindler arrested in $5000 gas stove patent fraud
Jacob Howard, from Chicago, with two partners Sheldon and Jordan, was arrested in Boston on a conspired fraud against a local broker. They allegedly planned to sell a patent for a gasoilene stove and cashed a $2400 check before fleeing.
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Boston
Mass
Jacob Howard
Chicago
Sheldon
Jordan
Howard
Short Time. Blackburn District Report
In the Blackburn district, comprising Black- reads as a brief notice from London dated September 22. The fragment suggests a local update or notice within the district, but details are incomplete and unreadable.
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London
Blackburn
Masters agree to run mills on short time in many towns
Doreen Burn and Clitheroe joined about a dozen smaller towns in agreeing to shorten working hours. The Masters meeting at Manchester yesterday was among the largest yet held in the cotton trade. Notices state short time will commence on October 6th or 7th and will be posted immediately.
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Burn
Doreen
Clitheroe
Manchester
Star Goes Cincinnati as Publication Suspends
The weekly religious paper Star in the West of the Williamson and Cartwell Publishing Company suspends publication in Cincinnati. Established 1827, it carried early poems by Alice and Phebe Cary.
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Cincinnati
Williamson & Cartwell Publishing Company
Star
West
Universalist Church
Alice
Phebe Cary
River Improvement Convention Elects Officers
The river improvement convention met at Kansas City and permanently organized with Kersey Coates as President and W. H. Miller as Secretary. An Executive Committee and a committee to draft a memorial to Congress were appointed before adjournment after minor business.
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Kansas City
Kersey Coates
W. H. Miller
Arrest of a Defaulter in Brattleboro Vermont
A telegram from Omaha reports the arrest of S. M. Waite former president of Brattleboro’s First National Bank for defalcation. His son W. M. E. Waite warned that if the father is returned, others may face punishment for complicity.
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Brattleboro
Omaha
S. M. Waite
First National Bank
W. M. E. Waite
Cheroot Makers Convene and Union Reforms Move Forward
The Cigar Makers International Union meets in Chicago on September 22 to amend the constitution aid the sick fix salaries and other trade details. No evening session. convention adjourned to allow committees to report. In San Francisco Kearney urges straight Greenback electors for Maine with no fusion. A fire in Sheerburne New York destroys several buildings causing about 30000 in damage with 22000 insured.
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Cheroot Makers
Chicago
Cigar Makers International Union
Kearney
San Francisco
Cal
Solon Chase
Maine
Ingersoll Draws Dense Crowd in LaFayette Speech
In LaFayette Indiana Col Robert G Ingersoll spoke before a large audience tonight with twice as many listeners as could hear him. Thurman is expected tomorrow night. In Cincinnati David Linton added a 10000 subscription to the Art Museum Association bringing the total to 259000 with 50000 still needed. Gen R I Butler addressed a very large Democratic meeting in Cincinnati Ohio tonight.
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Army
Cincinnati
Ohio
the Gazette Special
Parkersburg
West Va
Army of West Virginia
General Crook
Cox Deval
Kennedy
Pierpont
George B. Caldwell
David Linton
The
Art Museum Association
Buat
Diving for Fish Among Nicobar Coast Fishermen
The Nicobar divers excel at underwater fishing catching two fish at once with skill from light skiffs. They swim adeptly watching translucent water and dive straight down to seize prey. Shark hunting in water is a famed tests of prowess akin to fox hunting in England.
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Aden
Nicobars
Borneo
Nether
India
England
Curious Paris Morgue figures show influx of deaths
The Paris Morgue notes that years with many provincial arrivals see more deaths from the Seine and canals. In 1867 during the Universal Exposition there were 744 entries, while 1871 saw 711 amid unrest, 1873 dropped to 679, and 1878 rose above 800, suggesting many deaths are importations, not locals.
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Paris
Seine
Velvet to Dominate Winter Dresses With Velour Trim
Velvet will be a prevailing material for winter dresses, with plain fabrics paired to figured patterns. The figured textiles will be used for trimming to add contrast and style.
Attorneys and physicians advertise Sullivan Indiana services
A dense local advertisement lists lawyers Riggs Massie Ple Waggoner Hays and McBuff with office locations in Sullivan Indiana and Terre Haute Indiana. It notes prompt collections and real estate insurance as well as general medical care with 24 hour calls and focus on chronic ailments in females.
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Attorneys-at-Law
Sullivan
Indiana
Cavens M D Physician and Surgeon Practice
Dr M D Cavens maintains medical practice office above Humphrey's Grocery on the north side of the public square in Sullivan Indiana offering physician and surgical services.
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Humphrey’s Grocery
North Side
Public Square
Sullivan Indiana
Photographer and Frame Dealer in Sullivan
Photographer and dealer in all frame sizes and styles offering photographs, ambrotypes, and pictures. Specializes in copying and enlarging old pictures with new rubrics over Curry and Duttons grocery store at North Side Square Sullivan.
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New Roni
Curry & Duttons
North Side Square
Sullivan Ice Ciuna
Insurance agent Briggs listed at Sullivan office
Insurance agent Ered Briggs with General Fire Life and Accident Insurance operates from a Sullivan office. The notice identifies his agency and location, reflecting a local business listing.
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General Fire Life
Wost
Sullivan, Ind
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the News
Across the Sea
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Albany
Reed’s Station
Delaware County
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G. W. PaGettr
Oxford
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Stanford
Perkins
Gov
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General Sherman
Ramsey
Senate Chamber
Agricultural Park
H. M. Lowe
State Agricultural Society
Sherman
Jules Ferry
Council
Barthelemy St. Helaire
V. Constans
Carol
Maguin
General Farre
Clovet
Marine
Carnot
Terand
Cockery
Sheerburne
Whalen
Midburry Hall
Congregational Church
C. H. Reynold
City Directory
Riggs & Massie
Attorneys At Law
Officeover
Sullivan County Bank
PLE & Waggoner
Officeover Young's Store
Ohn T. Gunn
South Side
Buff & Patten
McCammuion
John T. Hays
Attorney At Law
Croner Public Square
P H. Blue
Ataw
Commercial Row
Mc Buff
Maine Street
4Th and
Sth
Terre Haute
F. Buff
M. D
Kelly's Jewelry Store
Cavens, M. D
W. Johnson
Ered Briggs
Tae
Annie Yueee
Rean
Warter
Craig
Bright
Warener
Warner
Drugginia & Dealers In
H. H. Warner & Co
Rochester
Lotbuster
P. WN. Granger
St. Albans
B. J. Kendall
N. Granger
March
Leth
B. J. Kasparuy & Co
Shave
Cilas
E. Parker
A. Gains
Froiburg Falls
G. Jenne
Justice of the Peace
Franzz Liszt
Theo
Thomason
Mason & Halin
Mason & Hamlin Organ Co
Wabash Avenue
George F. Hughes
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