California Founders shipwreck tale overwhelms survivors
A chaotic account recounts a shipwreck near a rocky coast with a Caledonian crew and passengers. Survivors were rescued after a perilous night at sea, with several lives lost and one boat drifting to shore near Helene stand.
Unfavorable Texas cotton outlook and varied political notes
The report covers a highly mixed set of items including an unfavorable outlook for the Texas cotton crop, Secretary Matrehill resuming treasury control, bishops and judges, party inspectors in New York, a Rome-bound work plan for Adelaide Jotinean, and multiple obituaries and public notices. It notes a pending encampment in Columbus, Ohio, and other political and economic developments across the United States.
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Matrehill
Treasury
Bishop Berry
Iowa
Nova Scotia
Henry George
New York
Adelaide Jotinean
Rome
Jen
Logan
Ratov
Alex H. Holley
Connecticut
G. A.M
Columbus
Ohio
Peabody Fund
South
Larry Donovan
Waterloo Bridge
Londton
JG. Mac
Department of Ilinois
Springfield
Wim, Strong
United States
Washington
William Russell Sever
Oldner
Harvard College
Miymouth
Mass
United States Treasury
Memphis
Tent
Oak
Beal
Cayte Garten
Haltimore & Ubio Telegraph Company
Santa Fe
Chicago International
China
Thomas
Manning
Taluister
Mexico
Treasury Department
Canmia
Mary
Sacred Heart
Order of the Good Shepherd
Order
St. Louis
Segroes
Hareni
Howe
W. J. Strong
Louisiing
Pate
Hack
Mr. Solomon
United States Supreme Court
Heston Corbett
John Wilkes Booth
Lingolty
Leny
Hopeleeiy
Kansas
Insanie Avylum
J. Ohmer
Hannibal
Ae Boen
Court of Common Plene
Mindy
Court of Appeals
St. Luwia Yrortur & Gamble
Cincinnati
Pall
de Samuel
Montreal
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Itring
Nassua
N.Y
Kev
Henry Crements
Millereturg
Tom Mughes
England
Pam Brown
Rugby
Tun
David Young
Armada
Canada
Chicago
Eason
Nine Mars
Sparks
Lamar
Minnesota
Northern Pacific Railway
Charles Maloy
Cesipeo
Conanicut Beach
Illinois & St. Louis
Bellevue
Sam Branch
Chattanooga
Tenn
Washington Bee
Revenue Cutter
Ada
Allie Alger
Candy
McAvoy
Detroit
Kentucky
Hir Suttervon
Jennie Gvernon
Alfred Turner
Patterson
Hitenien Morrison
United States Army
Baltiore
New York City
Secomt
Cogular
Infantry
Secretary of the
Swriken
Papa Lavis
Bes
Wyoming
Whalington Eye
Mies
Eatiely
Willan H. Thompson
Harry Claws
Salem, Marion & Memphis Railroad
New York Greentack Arty
Mee
Thos K, Bescher
Chemung
Sylvester Tripp
Duchess
J. Madison Hall
Madison
Edwin A. Stillman
Ontario County
Milburn
Tennessee
Greenville
Ward
John Kemper
Henry Kemper
Inch
Join Kemper
Westish Columbia
Fort Reliance
Victoria
Noroe
Mackeneis Bay
Arctic Ocean
Mackeneie
John McL. Haren
Gut
Haren
John W. Allen
Cleveland
Congress ST
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinpati Railway
Old State Bank of Ohio
Foreign Facts and Dreadful World Events Across 19th Century
A sweeping global miscellany notes the death of Mordooy sultan Mrinuiiniend, Cuba earthquakes, Bavarian king Otto, singer Aline s Paris demise, a London crowd denouncing Irish policy, and a child shooting incident in Buckingham. Reports touch trade and industry upheavals, royal travels, polar intrigues, a drug clerk misprescribing quinine in Ontario, censorship laws in Merlin, a Halifax missing person, and warnings to surveyors. Also cited are executions, protests by William Morris, a rat in reform circles, and anarchist sentiment in Chicago. Judge Hilton in Saratov presides over horse counts and mobility.
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Hesatine
Buckingham
Aun
Bogenie
Aberweldeo Cyetle
Tt Ie
Vitoria
Iidia
Serge du
Naution Society of
Hamburg
Woolwich
Halifax
N.S
Mount Untacke
Courriel
Fae
Janie Moore
St. Thomas Ont
Leon
Thos Willoughby
Dresden
Amentiny
London
William Morris
Hartlett
Peimistic League
Chicago
Seymour
Chicago Ui Tig
Gary le
Gen John P Hae named Commander In Chief of G A Hh
The newly elected Commander In Chief Gen John P Hae, born in Ohio, served in the Eleventh Obie Volunteer Infantry and First Regiment Cavalry. His long career included roles as probate judge, state commander, and national chief at Minneapolis gathering, with Loyal Legion membership noted.
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John P. Hae
G. A. Hh
Cheater
Mya
Ohio
Eleventh Obie Volunteer Infantry
Wesleyan College At
Delaware
Iriel
Pennsylvania
Haw
Whit
Ajid
Minneapotis
Ised
Begiou
Sunk schooners and nine lives lost on Lake Michigan
The City of Green Bay, a three masted schooner bound for iron ore, wrecked off Saugatuck with nine feet water in the hold. Life-saving efforts failed due to rotten gear. only one crewman survived. The Havana, carrying ore from Escanaba to St Joseph, sank near St Joseph after a gale. Captain Curran of Chicago and several crew perished. others were rescued by tug Hannah Sullivan and lifesaving volunteers. Both vessels belonged to Capt. A B P Keld of Keansville.
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Albion
Jackson
Clement Robe
Flint & Vere
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Haginan
Bay City
Hay City
Michigan
Olsch Ranistow
Tesco
Maron
Willams
Chicago & Grand Trunk Railway
Edwardsburg
Addie
Grangy
Swed
M. Fanbell
Emat Sagiuw
Connecticut
Hartford Mhanix
Rooklyn
Inurance Company of North America
London & Alathi
Just
Aga
Michigan Heavy Artillery
Col
Curteninsaur
Mobile
Kalamazoo
Rossontoon County
Chicago
Alton
National Water
Gue
A.Y
A.Y. Les Saginaw City
Ingestion
Hitchouck
Midland
Second View
TB Main
Midland County
Dyteal
Genwsne
Iawid Boots
Cueland
Naunel Atwood
Taevern
Wilcox
Bay
Kites
Huron
C. Finney
Kaginaw
George V. Ferguson
Lapeer
Mall
Baet Sa
Michigan Grand Lodge
Kpigle
Vythias
Detroit
T. Theodettot
Hay County
Philip T. Calgrove
Hastings
Hls. Robertson
Breedevilles
Orne Strong
Nawiville
J. M. Lenhoff
Rast Seginaw
Janes W. Howiins
Lansing
Grand Hasteratarms
Miles 4
Curtis
Battle Creel
Grand Inner Guards
H. J. Fourlander
Muskegon
Grand Outer Guard
Page
Petoskey
Frank Mills
Lapeer Grand Trustes
Gage
Kalama
National Supreme Lodge
T. Ciddean
Rapids
Chris A. Mack
Lieteolt
Antd
Lecroil
Flint East Saginaw
Havana
Green Bay
Lake Michigan
City of Green Bay
St. Joseph
Alvo
Crags
Escanobe
St Josepi
St Joseph
Test Iast
St. Joseph Harbor
John Curran
John Morrie
Heaton Harter
Samuel McClenan
Tree
Hugues
Robert McCormick
Chae Hagen
Hannah Sullivan
Maliagoan
Capt
Keld
British Syndicate Evicts Iowa Settlers Amid Bloodied Shelters
Reported in Iowa a British syndicate bought land from the Monr egor western railway and is forcibly ejecting settlers amid disputed titles. Accounts describe women bound and dragged from homes, men assaulted, and children endangered as sheriffs pursue writs of ejectment. Other notes mention deaths of temperance advocate John W. Finch of Nebraska and a Ontario farmer, with local crises cited as fictionless violence.
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Iowa
General Land Office
Monregor Western Railway Company
Sta
Washington
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