Vast 19th Century Newswire Digest From Montevideo To St Pauls
The South American Commission was cordially received by the government at Montevideo and urged to influence extending the American cable system to Uruguay. General Drom lists rebellion casualties at 935 496 with 29 495 in rebel prisons. total troops engaged 2 772 408. J H Ricree, president of New York Central Railway, died at his Irvington home. The ship Jupiter left Valencia bound for Baltimore amid cholera reports. Srexerany Bayano and secretary Bryan praised receptions in Kansas City Columbia and Lawrence, Missouri and Kansas. A railway atrocity near Rostoff killed or wounded seventy after robbers damaged the line. Harvard founder John Harvard life details promised by Rendle. Patents issued for spherical and conical projectile production, direct-from-bar stock. London war correspondent memorial fund forming for fallen correspondents. New York Board of Trade backs thirty cents per ton to US government for domestic vessels in foreign trade for ten years, then declines. Minneapolis seethes over 40,000 gallons per minute escaping St Anthony Falls, sewer work and submerged channels debated. United States National Bank notes paper bid favors blue-threaded security design.
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New York Board of Trade
Memorial of the Maritime Association
United States
Congress
World at Large Personal and Political News
Resignations tendered to the Queen shake the stock market. Obituaries note the death of traveler Robert Schlagiutweit. International reports cover a Republican convention in Springfield with Foraker winning on the first ballot and other nominations. Various incidents include consular deaths, a San Francisco theater fire, and political shifts in Austria and Panama.
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Glapstose
Stock Exchange
Robert Schlagiutweit
James Bessett Lowen
Liverpool
United States
Scythia
Hell
Springfield
Foraker
Hubert P. Kennedy
G. W. Meclrane
John C. Brown
J. H. Moblen
Wells S. Jones
Board of Public Works
Sexon
Exracamz
Chamber of Deputies
Santiago
Chili
Literal Party
CoLoxe
Edward E. Wire
Puerto Cabella
Venezuela
Philadelphia
Nebraska State News Item Highlights from Valentine and Plains
Croops and confidence men operate nightly matinees in Valentine while George Launer dies from smoke in a blast well near Valentine. Fremont National Guard receives banner from Columbus, Ohio. Plattsmouth mill plant adds 26 thousand dollars in new machinery. Merrick County farmers predict a bountiful harvest as state railroad assessments rise to 18,554,780.08 dollars, up 2,233,840.08 from last year. Wayne and Wakefield report wedding fever epidemic affecting couples. Post officers change as Evoexe Biserr new clerk at Valentine. Elkhorn Land and Town Lot Company formed by Blair, Wisner, Mitchell, and others. Deaths from Indianola flood noted with salvage questions. Hog cholera losses in Sarpy County cited by Papillion Times. Suicide attempts and journeys described in Omaha, Blair, Schuyler, and Blair reports. Freight totals on Union Pacific and St. Joe Western railroads summarized for year end. Railroad Commissioners organized with Roggen as chair. Forger Beverage captured in Harper and Detroit, TeMpcan killed near Long Valley, Cal. Fire destroys James Moore’s home and barn near Firth. Parwren attacked by roughs in Omaha. Wayne to get a new jail. Several new corporations filed in Secretary of State’s office. Annapolis cadetship contest results favor Oliver Childs of Norfolk, endorsed by Dorsey. Forty carloads of cattle shipped from Crete last week.
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Newfoundland
H. C. D. Auxa
Washington
Land Office
Secextary Wariley
Delphin
Arrcheissor Ginrows
Baltimore
New River Bridge
Joan L. Sullivan
Philadelphia
Daniel Carrigan
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Navy Department
Albany
United States
Canada
Albert M. Cuanphen
Henry Bossener
Postal Telegraph and Cable Company
Ohio
Pennsylvania & Schuylkill Valley
Spring Mil Station
Norristown
Sioux City
Town
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Paris
Madame Nilsson
Mount Zion Church
Yorkville
C. Cuarves Fitzparnien
J. H. Lemieur
Quebec
Riel
Beaufort Asylum
Croops
Valentine
George Launer
Fremont National Guard
Columbus
Plattsmouth
Merrick County
Board of Assessors
Wayne
Wakefield
Evoexe Biserr
Bisbee
Fort Niobrara
Missouri Valley
L. L. Lantry
Elkhorn Land & Town Lot Company
Capital
John J. Blair
William W. Walker
Dewitt C. Blair
Clarence G. Mitchell
Samuel P. Wisner
Indianola
Papillion Times
Sarpy
Annie Johnson
William Gerkie
Missouri River
Iowa
Iris
Nebraska
Montacus
Schuyler
Kansas Cattle Company
Platte and Stanton
Bveergrove
Blair
Newfork
Senator van Wyck
Congregational Church
Fremont
Campbell-Drayton
Neligh
Campbell
McVeich
Ohiotown
Union Pacific
St. Joe & Western
Grand Island
Board of Railroad Commissioners
F E. P. Roggen
C. H. Gere
Lincoln
Charles Bunschow
Red Cloud
Benjamin K. Cowdrey
Beverage
Harper, Kan
Detroit
Mich
Beeder
A. TeMpcan
C. Templar
Long Valley
Cal
James Moore
Firth
Joax I. Parwren
Occidental
Dawson County Building and Loan Association
Plumb Creek
Capital Stock
South Platte Loan and Trust, Company of Holdredge
Gordon
Finta
Annapolis
Oliver W. Childs
Norfolk
Matt H. Segnor
Plum Creek
Chilis
Congressman Dorsey
Whitney
Crete
Secretary Bayard Receives Ovation at University Banquet
Secretary of State Thomas F Bayard drew a complete ovation in Lawrence Kansas on his visit prompted by the State University literary societies. A large crowd including Senator Plumb Governor Martin and ex Governors heard Bayard speak at University Hall and later attend a public reception and a banquet held in the skating rink with ex-Governor Robinson presiding. Bayard praised Kansas educational institutions and called for unity and calm in addressing national economic issues. Senator Plumb and others spoke, the gathering lasting past two in the morning before Bayard departed for Washington.
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Lawrence
Kax
Thomas F. Bayard
The
State University
Plumb
Martin
Glick
Horton
C. W. Biair
Neeley
Leavenworth
Humphrey
Lowe
Otis
Kansas
Ingalls
Massachusetts Street
Bayard
Kansas City
Poehler
Bowersock
Mount Oread
University
Thackeray
J.S. Crew, & Co
T. F. Doran
Maud Thrasher
Grosvenor
Doran
Miss Thrasher
University Hall
Quterengthy
Ress
Lippincott
Regents' Room
Lawrences
Robinson
Lawrence Lu
Strein
United States
Washington
Wheat crop report predicts 260 million bushels
June crop bulletin from the Agricultural Department estimates the national wheat crop at 260 million bushels with 207 million winter and 155 million spring. Winter wheat is at a low 62. spring wheat conditions are encouraging with a total area over 15 million acres. States report varied conditions and yields. official forecast notes reduced winter area and a 207 million bushel winter crop.
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Wasnixetos
Agricultural Department
Department of Agriculture
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
New York
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Indiana
Afisouri
Kansas
California
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Dakota
iSsi
Tunnel Disaster near Kenesaw River claims six lives
A collapse inside a tunnel on the Cincinnati Southern Railroad near Kenesaw River, about one hundred miles from the city, killed six construction workers and badly injured twenty others. Eighteen men were pulled from debris. rescue efforts may take hours. Rowduuster Sia monds is among the killed, wires down hinder details.
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Cincinnati
Cratrasooga
Texx
Cincinnati Southern
Kenesaw River
Sinmends
Market Reports Grain, dairy, live stock prices
Market reports list prices for provisions, butter, milk, beef, pork, lard and eggs with figures for No 2 red wheat No 2 mixed cash and futures, cattle steers and feeders prices, hogs steady to lower, sheep receipts and lambs, with June and July futures and regional notes from Kansas City and other markets. The column records bids, cash quotes, and changed values across commodities and livestock for Traders.
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Welles
Biorapiv
Southern
Uatros
Bate Luxer
Reece Det
Acon
Rinan Seer
Sheen
Froen
Nodia XX
Jock
Esiglie
Rees
T Dozen
Repairing Injuries Through Natural Regeneration
The article describes how damaged parts can regenerate in humans and animals. It cites a railway guard who regained a functional elbow joint after removal, and notes how bones form new surfaces and ligaments reattach. It cites lizards, newts, worms, and the hydra as examples, highlighting that younger individuals regenerate more readily.
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Syme
Jas
George Micurt
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