Funeral for Hon Samuel Galloway in Columbus
The funeral of the Hon Samuel Galloway will be held in Columbus today at 2 PM. The Corcordh Halstead investigating committee will resume hearings this day. General Merrill Barlow died in Cleveland Ohio the morning of the 7th from a paralytic stroke. he served as Quartermaster General of Ohio under Governor Brough and was a respected lawyer.
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New Jersey
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Lawrence County
California Earthquake Report Expands Across Fifty States
Observers note a recent California quake felt over five hundred miles by sixty to one hundred wide area and across the Sacremento San Joaquin and Tulare valleys. It followed the Sierra from NW to SW, increasing in severity, with Syria’s Antioch also devastated as neighboring global quakes suggest deep crustal upheaval.
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San Joaquin
Tulare
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Royal Row Over Dilke Affair Sparks Public Backlash
The House of Commons ends a heated hour and a half dispute over Sir Charles Dilke and royal extravagance. Critics rail against the scene as unseemly and harmful to reformers, with The Saturday Review and Spectator weighing in on its political optics. The episode is dubbed a national squabble more suited to a school yard than a republic.
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Charles Dilke
House of Commons
Saturday Review
Sir Charles
Herbert
Spectator
Louis Napoleon
America
England
Japan Inland Sea Seen As World’s Most Beautiful Voyage
Dr Prime extols the Japanese inland sea as a 500 mile waterway dotted with about 3000 green islands and ports with active commerce. He contrasts its beauty with Western notions of civilization, urging humility about America’s own status.
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United States
Asia
Dr. Prime
Exit Winter Shocks City With Sudden Snow Squall
A brief, sharp snow squall swept through the area last Saturday night, ending abruptly and surprising residents with its rapid onset and brief duration. Roads icy, visibility limited, crews sounded alerts as cleanup follows the brief winter burst.
The North Braces The South In A Struggle Of Climate
The author argues northern climates forge industrial power while warm regions lag in shipbuilding and mining. He cites Phoenicians versus modern builders, praises northern will, and notes Asia’s progress, while warning climate shapes intellect and enterprise.
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la Weston
Mephisa
Great Easterns
Great Republica
Feluccas
Mediterranean
Egypt
India
Europe
Nay
Times
Globe
Samuel Baker
Nile
Honaries
Irvingroes
Asia
Puget Sound Courier
Maine
Florida
Alaska
Los Angeles
Pacific
Royal Major Arthur to India and global political notes
London reports Prince Arthur to be promoted to Major and posted to India for two years. Disraeli returns. O Connor trial on the Queen’s life may be postponed due to possible insanity. International disputes, Irish tensions, Catalonia polling violence, and Cortes results accompany a roundup of European affairs.
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Prince Arthur
India
Disraeli
Arthur O’connor
London Telegraph
Munich
Cork
International
Maparip
San Lorenzo
Catalonia
Santiago
Andalusia
Senors Rivera
Mori
Pere Junqua
Bordeaux
Papalinaot
Thiers
Count von Arnim
Iron Produ phon Prompts Mining Debate in Pennsylvania Region
The Philadelphia North American reports on iron production issues affecting the United States, noting Scotane and miners in Pennsylvania's coal regions. The piece highlights the role of thracite districts and ongoing concerns about supply and regional labor conditions.
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Philadelphia
United States
Pennsylvania
Unknown fragment from London notice area
A garbled OCR fragment references a London location, a person and a missing relation but lacks coherent details or clear events to summarize meaningfully.
Vast array of international and domestic notes teased
A jumble of brief items reports on political moves, travels, and incidents. A Dublin preacher, a Cleveland lawyer, and a New Orleans merchant figure among varied names. clashes in Columbia. railcharter rumors. a Mexican congress stance. a New York immigrant surge. local accidents and oddities from Maine to New Jersey.
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