Week in Review Tops Political, Maritime and Tragic News
The week's events span Ogden Utah political meeting led by George Q. Cannon, a Frexex brigantine loss with crew fatalities, Paco ng of yellow fever reports, a Bowdoin hazing verdict, and multiple violent incidents. Civil, military, and political updates include Admiral Purviance’s death in Baltimore and the 200th anniversary of William Penn’s landing commemorated by the Society of Friends.
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Ogden
Utah Territory
George Q. Cannon
Super Hargison
Janesville
Wisconsin
Zoar
Massachusetts
Fortress Monroe
Ream
Heca Young Purviance
United States Navy
Baltimore
Robert Purviance
General Washington
William Penn
Chester
Society of Friends
John G. Whittier
Charles A. Strout
Bowdoin College
Portland
Maine
West Point
New York
Bienen
Pensacola
Transport bearing arrives in Londorr with reception
The transport bearing the Household Cavalry arrived at Londorr on the 19th and was greeted warmly. Other items note Arabi Pasha denying accusations in a trial, attempts to blame others, and potential shifts in prosecution while global events include earthquakes in the Americas and a riot in Lyons over opera funding. The Indian Bureau reports on tribal education, civilizational efforts, funding needs, and ongoing school statistics.
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Londorr
Arabi Pasha
Alexandria
Khedive
South America
Kansas
Texas
Lyons
France
England
Tunis
Janu Arany
Vienna
Panama
Arabi
Life sentence inmate returned to England after accessory murder
Watsu, serving life for aiding Constable Kav anzagh’s murder, is sent back to England for confinement. A slew of local crimes and political unrest fill the period, including robberies, shootings, suicides, and a notable bank and public building security emphasis in Lyons, France.
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Watsu
Kavanagh
England
William Mayer
Cincinnati Street Railroad Company
Milton
Mass
James Bell
Dissolving Partnership and Notes in Commercial Law
Digest notes from the St Louis Gazettal on partnerships and notes. It covers that a partner’s assignment of his share does not force dissolution without evidence of intent and how new firms arise. It discusses negotiable notes, proof standards, contract word meaning, bank share transfers, dividend rights in mutual life policies, and bequests not easily set aside absent fraud or undue influence.
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Waller
Davis
Supreme Court of Iowa
Tredwell
Twist
Babcock
Supreme Court of Michigan
Terrible Mass. caboose accident injures thirty men
North Adams Massachusetts October 21 a terrible railroad accident in the North Adams freight yard injured thirty three men with burns and injuries after a caboose carrying workers collided with the Deerfield engine and boiler explosion. Eight may die while doctors treat injuries at home and in local offices.
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Norrth Adams
Mass
North Adams
Charles Wells
James Bostly
Deerfield
Zoar
Charlemont
John Flynn
John C. Madden
Peter Barry
Thomas Quinn
J. J. Peckham
Troy & Boston
Remarkable Father Seeks Lost Daughter Across States
In Akron Summit County an elderly New York man Donavan reunited with his daughter Mrs. McClure after sixteen years. She was raised in an Orphans' Home, adopted near Medina, and later moved to Akron. Donovan traced her through homes and crews ending in Akron. The report also covers a murder mystery in Glendale and other local incidents.
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A. H. Stemvens
Georgia
Atlanta
Army
Hopkinsville
Baltimore
Frankfort
Kentucky
John O'Donnell
O’donnell
Ricuarosox
Bloomington
Illinois
Chicago
Fairmount Park
Philadelphia
Mary Ann Cookley
John M. Canning
Ulysses G. Thompson
Dorothea L. Moeller
John McCallen
Isabella Scudder
Howard Scudder
Henry Bowen
Atlantic City
Bowen
Margaret Dennicke
Milwaukee
C. O. Wallace
St. Louis
C. P. Carter & Co
Houston
Texas
Want
Wurrman
Bob Ford
Plattsburg
Missouri
Wood Hite
X. A. Vidago
Little Paris
New York
Antonio Rirra
Pensacola
Wis
John Heiser
Carpeles, Heiser & Co
Europe
Barbara Centner
Western Distillers’ Association
Tis
Wattmer E. Marey
Blanche Douglass
Malley
Blanche
Peter
James
Henry Sheetz
Timothy Reynolds
Robert Hanna
Packer
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Pennsylvania
Irvin McDowell
John Pope
Roland
Mackenzie
Fourth Cavalry
George Wooprth
Juliet
First National Bank
Washington
United States
Farmers
Louisiana
Florida
Northwest
Charles 8. McClure
Akron
Summit County
Donovan
West
Medina
Fillett
McClure
Devil’s Glen
Avondale
Hamilton County
John Harrigan
Cincinnati
Harrigan
Frep. Krrack
Delaware
James Snyder
Snyder
William Guenzle
Columbus
Rile
Lake County Common Pleas Court
Harry Heath
Addison D. Moore
Richard Magoon
John Kelly
Thomas Rooney
Asa Callender
Edward Callender
Henry Rauch
Horatio Whipple
Dan O. Carter
Carter
Logan County
Jacob Kuenzel
Robert Detrick
John Sullivan
D. Hardy
Frank Turney
R. A. Graham
Belle Center
William Page
John Amrod
Lew Stephenson
Herrin
Seymour Newlin
Margaret Reinhardt
Young Men in Politics and the Republican Party
The piece argues for refreshing leadership in the Republican Party by promoting younger members who reflect modern ideas and energy. It cites past leaders and a generational shift, warning that shutting out youth risks decay, while noting recent signs of renewal and the risk of internal splits, especially in Ohio and West Virginia.
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Oase
Republican Party
Banks
Trumbull
Lovejoy
Colfax
Burlingame
Ingham
Campbell
Sherman
Grow
Covode
Morrill
Vermont
Washburne
Maine
Wisconsin
Illinois
Farnsworth
Dawes
Thayer
Senne
Blair
Fenton
Irty
Cass
Lincoln
Douglas
Congress
Ferry
Connecticut
Porter
Indiana
Tone Windom
Conking
McPherson
Twent
Garfield
Ohio
Blaine
Wilson
Iowa
Conway
Kansas
Rollins
New Hampshire
Wheeler
New York
Kelley
Pennsylvania
Rae Party
WN. Y. Tribune
Political currents shape 1882 congressional map gains
The piece notes a near perfect 16 16 split in the Fortyeighth Congress with Republicans carrying Maine Oregon and Vermont while Ohio losses are Republican driven Maine Greenbackers raise the total in Maine to five. It profiles Ben Butler as a divisive Massachusetts Democrat and recounts the party’s historic grip and shifts affecting 1884 leadership prospects in the state.
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Congress
New York
John Brodsky
Felix Campbell
York
McSherry
New Oalkans
H. B. Maddell
Jude E. Jeffords
Judge Clark
John Hardy
Hardy
Irving Hall
Providence R. I
Oscar Lapham
Jonathan M. Wheeler
Pittsburg
Emre
George W. Lawrence
Washington
Cnty
Abrams. Hewitt
AvensTa
H. D. D. Twiggs
Orlando B. Potter
Tammany
Wm. Dorsheimer
Nicholas Muller
Catskill
N. Y
John H. Bagley
Socrats
GrTryspura
Greenback Labor Party
Joseph G. Vale
German American
Gen
Jas. O' Beirne
New Beptorp
Mass
Nicholas Hathaway
Lyons
Serena E. Pane
Ohio
West Virginia
Republian
West Viginia
Ide
Detroit Post
Tribune
Repub
Oregon
Vermont
Maine
Psa
Reublicans
Gor
Massachusetts
Ben Butler
Charleston
Robeson
Butler
United States
South
Treasury
House of Representatives
Democratic Party
Senate
Labor Party
Greenbackers
Benedict Arnold
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Jefferson
Madison
Jackson
Jefson and Jackson
Chicago
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J. M. “Turtle
Actuve Secretary of the Treasury
Canada
Grand Trunk Railway
Boxmox
Lane
Tar
United States Army
Kine Myrin
Servia
Grorce Brapy
Sonville
Arkansas
India
Antonio
Jake Wolfe
Henry Goldwater
Mark Gray Lyon
Booth
Elgin
Ill
Jude Wiltane
Carthage
Cuapues- Turner
Grand Fork
Dakota Territory
Samuel Soteebach
Manitoba
Burback
Davis Coakley
Eva McCarre
Wal ¥. Brown
Poughkeepsie National Bank
Emerson Watson
Troy & Greenfield
Hoosac
Ann Atcott
Concord
Amsterdam
Grand Army
Independence
Lexington
Missouri Pacific
The
Indians
Price
Indian Bureau
Secretary of the Interior
Salt Lake City
Alaska
Five Civilized Tribes
Carlisle
Hampton
Forest Grove
Cons. ScHartz
Third Avenue
Lewis Lyon
Republican
Samourt Hamptin
Hot Springs
Gerard P. Letcuer
Edward E. Evins
Mississippi
Nicholasville
Freylinger
Kansas City
Nole
Alvin Reens
Pope
Wim F. Ranson
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Bonnet Mills
Samuel Wilkeson
Henry Ward Beecher
of Christ
the Signal Service
Houghton Vs. Watertown Fire Ins. Co
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
National Bank
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Husband and Wife
Helen M. Carson
Louisville
Gordon
Courier-Journal
Aet
Hotel de Ville
Paris
Gregory
Brant
Ehler
Maryland Court of Appeals
Horse Creek
Ohio Southern Railroad
Jackson County
Charles Foster
Ewing
Marietta
Dengalin Bragg
Wm. Dabold
Dovol’s Dam
Dabold
Bragg
Cabold
Lake and
Wood
Townsend
Newman
Schumaker
Prohibition
Hofer
Greenback
Francis E. Lewis
St. Francis Hospital
Thomas Hays
Bellefontaine
Columbus Court of Common Pleas
A. W. Ross
Glendale
Ep. Wetcu
Cleveland, Columbia, Cincinnati and Indianapolis Railroad
Young Men In Politics
Clermont Gourier
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