Three Editions and Political Upheaval
The article notes the President's sudden departure for Long Branch and Cabinet flight, deeming it ill timed amid current sentiment. It highlights strained U S relations with Spain, via Gen Sickles, and a demand for Dr Howard’s release as a decisive test of future policy.
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Sickles
Howard
Murder in Marseilles Ends With Death Sentences
A wealthy young man was lured to a remote building and murdered by three accomplices. His body was mutilated and hidden in a chest, then dumped in the harbor where the sea returned it. Detections led to two executions and one life sentence. the mastermind’s family faced derangement and ruin.
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Marseilles
Undine of the Fountain Stands With Missing Arms
In Cincinnati the Undine at the fountain is described as a sorrowful sight with two missing arms. The statue lacks its cooling shade as crowds gather, and observers urge fountain doctors to perform repairs promptly.
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Cincinnati
Poor sewing woman seeks relief from Knights of St Crispin
A lengthy appeal from a distressed sewerswoman asks the Knights of St Crispin to address alleged grievances. The writer notes the piece is long, written on both sides of a sheet, and urges Congress adjournment respite to publish further communications.
Glance at Waglington Ter-mitory and Pacific Coast Names
A brief sketch notes how distant regions show progress through population and growth, referencing Puget Sound Courier of Olympia Washington Territory and towns like Skookum Chuck Puyallup Squally Bottom Skokomish Snohomish and Turnwater highlighting the Pacific coast’s evolving map of places.
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Turnwater
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Arcadia and rail progress amid Pacific coast developments
A Cincinnati letter-writer reviews Pacific coast expansion including Olympia Arcadia excursions, Puget Sound lumber shipments, Kalama railroad activity, and Portland hotel arrivals, ending with a first person account from a Daughters of St Crispin member detailing union tensions and wage pressures in Cincinnati.
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Knights of Saints Crispin versus the Daughters
A reader contributing to the newspaper discusses the eight hour movement in New York, capital versus labor, and the rise of labor unions as the central issue of the day. He notes the high price of papers and urges careful perusal by workingmen.
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Cincinnati
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Cinginnati
Eyeninwa Stan
New York
Disraeli Speech Tour Ends With Noted Sherry Incident
In a provincial city, Mr Disraeli dined with a magnate and requested brown sherry during his talk. The host presented a decanter and glass, and the orator drank repeatedly, finishing most of the sherry and half the last drink. Afterward he noted the wine but praised the host’s excellent spirit despite the unusual remarks.
Disaster repair notes and health update after rail bridge disaster
The late A and NR RB disaster report states no timber broken. heavy rain saturated earth causing bents to press apart as tenons pulled from mortises. Major Firth shows a marked improvement, with doctors noting a favorable change in condition.
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Firth
Tornado wreaks havoc in Quincy and De Graff area
Reports describe a one minute westward tornado sweeping through Quincy and De Graff, destroying a third of the town, injuring twenty five people, and causing extensive property loss. Mill, grain, and forests were damaged, with ten thousand visitors and hundreds in need of aid.
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Rosa Glick
John Chambers
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Burial Customs of Far West Aborigines Revealed
On the Saline river camp a platform grave held a young chief's son with full warrior regalia. The outfit included bow, quiver, tomahawk, pipe, tobacco, revolver, rifle, saddle, clothing, paints, beads, and a white woman’s scalp. Dakota Yankton railroad bonds funded half the project for the Sioux City to Yankton line, 65 miles, to be finished by November.
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Yankton County
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Dakota South Railroad Company
Sioux City
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