Geneva Court of Arbitration Promulgates $15.5 Million Award
The Geneva Court of Arbitration issues the official promulgation of the award in the Washington treaty case. The United States is awarded 15.5 million dollars in gold, to be paid by England within one year, with signatures by Count Scropis Staempfii Baron De Itajuba and Charles Francis Adams. The report notes the Ber lin conference context and the Tripartite Treaty of Paris.
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Geneva
Court of Arbitration
Count Scropis
Jacob Staempfii
Baron de Itajuba
Charles Francis Adams
United States
England
Glengarry
New York
China
Suez Canal
Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd-fellows of the
Baltimore
Grand Lodge
Order
Canada
Prussia
Wolleheim
Australia
Peru
Europe
Pork-packers and Provision Dealers
Spanish Cortes Open Session Amid Promises of Reform
Madrid September 16 The Spanish Cortes formally opened with King Amadeus delivering a long address on Spain's general condition. He spoke on finances and education, touched on religion and the clergy, and signaled reform of laws as needed. He promised redress of Cuban grievances.
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Madrid
Amadeus
Spain
Europe
Census shows iron industry output and employment in 1870
The ninth census returns detail iron sector activity in the United States for the year ending June 1 1870. Pig iron and blooms are detailed by establishments, furnaces, and hands, with production and values. Also noted are cotton crop forecasts, weather damage in Florida and Alabama, Mississippi crop declines, and Georgia bond investigations with proposed constitutional amendments.
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Washington
United States
Bloom
E. J. Perkins
Bufala
Ala
Europe
Florida
Alabama
Dreath
Worme
Mississippi
Georgia
Bullock
Kimball
Olews
New York
Concerts and theater crowd fill Steinway Hall
The first in a series of concerts at Steinway Hall drew a large crowd for the cele tenor Mario and Carlotta Patti with a roster of notable performers including Madame Carreno Louise Cary Mons Jarrett and Georgia Roncio. The second concert is set for Wednesday and a grand concert follows at the Brooklyn Academy of Music.
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Seymour & Co
H. Moore & Co
H. Watouto
Steinway Hall
Mario
Carlotta Patti
Madame
Carreno
Louise Cary
Mons
Jarrett
Georgia Roncio
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Dion Boucicault
Europe
Shaun
Ariah
Booth’s
King Carrol
Grand Opera House
Augustin Daly
Max Maretzek
Daly
New York
Grand Italian Opera Company
King Carroll
Greeley
Pittsburg
Columbus
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Louisville
Nashville
Chicago
Detroit
Toledo
Cleveland
Erie
Pennsylvania Oil District
Republican State Committee
Matt Morgan
Nassar Street
Lotus Club
Edmund Yates
Times
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Convention
Hillyer
Woodford
Washington
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Gen. Burnside
Logan
Harriman
Airchilds
Dennison
Hawley
Meredith
Chipman
Leggett
Dudley
Siegel
Sargeant
Edward Butler
East Thirteenth Street
Elias Specht
Specht
Herald
Nelson
United States
Mexican Mixed Claims Commission
Spain
Houdre
Edward Thornton
Drunken Row Mounted Near Elston Avenue
CHICAGO Curiaco Sept 16 another drunken row occurred last evening on Elston avenue and almost within a stone's throw of the spot where.
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Curiaco
Elston Avenue
Knife murder rocks saloon dispute over drink
Feliz De Clercy was mortally wounded with a knife at the heart in a saloon quarrel with Chas Aubrand. Despite the deadly blow De Clercy is expected to recover. Separately, anxiety grows over the sudden disappearance of Wm. Dr. Richardson, a state house stone contractor from Joliet, who left for Chicago on Thursday with alleged intent to return next day. He oversees the penitentiary stone work and other large contracts.
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Callahan
Feliz de Clercy
Ie Chas. Aubrand
Dr. Richardson
Springfield
Joliet
Chicago
Richardson
Penitentiary
Henderson Accepts Republican Nomination for Missouri Governor
St Louis dispatch notes Hon John B Henderson accepting the Republican nomination and preparing a statewide canvass. Weather described as cool and pleasant. Merchants excursion party to Lincoln returns pleased with the trip. Railroad lines form a continuous 477 mile route across Missouri and adjacent states.
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St. Louis
John B. Henderson
Missouri
Merchants
Lincoln
Atchison Nebraska
Missouri, Pacific, Kansas City, Leavenworth & Atchison
Atchison & Nebraska
Arbitration awards US 15.5 million and mixed verdicts
Geneva reports the Court of Arbitration awarded the United States 15 500 000 in gold with Sir Alexander Cockburn not signing the decision. Other notes mention Thiers reception in Havre and Dupanloup’s stance, plus London saying totals exceed three million pounds with mixed rulings on Alabama Florida Shenandoah cases.
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Geneva
Court of Arbitration
Alexander Cockburn
Lord Tenterden
Count Scropis
United States
Board of Arbitration
New York
Paris
Dupanlouv
Thiers
France
Dupanloup
McMahon
Gambetta
Havric
Trouville
Havre
London
Times
Tribunal of Arbitration
Alabama
Florida
Shenandoah
the Times
Edward Cardwell
Prince of Wales
Duke of Cambridge
Prince Teck
Preston
Wexford
Ireland
Newcastle
Tuscar Rock
Liverpool
Savannah
Sappho
Cowes
Dublix
Maprio
Cortes
Cuba
E Cortes
Forrester murder case tied to Tennessee witness
The habeas corpus writ in Forrest ers case was dismissed Saturday and the prisoner remanded. Kelso is confident Forrester is Nathan's murderer. A man from Fooneee reports a typhoid fever outbreak near Ward Parke Sucha. Investigators reach New London, Rhode Island, to hear further testimony Wednesday. Hon. Richard H. Rousseau, notable Louisville chancery lawyer and former minister to Honduras, dies in Louisville.
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Robert Laird Collier
Epa
Pre
Hemed
Tennessee
Chattaga
Forresters
Kelso
Forrester
Nathan
Wiward
New London
Hode Island
Richard H. Rousseau
Lowell H. Rousseau
Honduras
Johnson
Louisville
Herald
Charles O’conor
Moe
Chester
Illinois
Hugh Longbrun
C. E. Robinson
Wilmington
Delaware
Gilchrist
McClellan
Robert R. Butler
Clerke & Butler
Butler
Clerke
Emi
Utter
Horace Greeley
New York
Pittsburg
Indianapolis
John A. Thoman
Crestline
Fort Wayne
Chicago Railway
Dodd
Newark
Weehawken Stock Yard Company
Stock Yard Company
Jay Gould
Fisk
Erie Railroad Company
Erie Treasury
Erie
Jim Fisk
Greeley visit planned responses and local notices
A Hamilton County meeting plans to organize a company and Brown guards to welcome Mr. Greeley in Cincinnati with efforts to bring him to Covington. Delegates attend a national sailors convention in Pittsburg. A horse wins at Bantam fair. a street accident injures a man on Second street. Fire and water works updates feature steam engines restored for fire pressure.
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Brown Guards
Greeley and Brown Club
Messrs
C. B. Hallam
Cincinnati
Covington
Hamilton County
Jef. Smith
City
Clint. Butte
Bantam
Ohio
John Spalding
Craig Street
Second Street
Col. C. P. Wilcox
J.D
National Convention of Sailors and Soldiers
Pittsburg
John N. Harlan
Louisville
Maine
Drexelius’ Hall
Circuit Court
United States Court Room
Lower Market and
Scott Streets
C. Moser
German Lutheran Church
Eleventh
Bank Lick Streets
J. W. Hall
Covington High School
Mayper Brothers
Conrad Nei
Wash. Cleveland
Bromley
Kenton
U. S. Grant
Sicilian Kidnappings and Murders Raise Alarm in Palermo
A letter to the London Times recounts Sicilian crime near Caltavuturo and Favara, detailing twelve men kidnapping a priest for ransom, murder and arson. It describes a boy and aunt murder, a flawed perpetual lease dispute leading to gunfire, and multiple assaults around Palermo. The piece notes fear and censors, with deaths in several incidents and a ban on naming suspects. It also adds odd notes on a French dish of fried grape leaves and a Lake Mahopac circus-poster toast.
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London Times
Palermo
Caltavuturo
Favara
Lake Mahopac
Robbery on Three Month Street and Arrests Noted
Reported robberies on three month street near Jefferson involved $8 taken. Two boys Briner and good with them arrested after the incident. A separate arrest concerns a boy named Henry twelve at No 71 Bank street Cinel while collecting fare on the New pore street car. He faces mayor's examination today.
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Jefferson
Briner
Calmang
W. Stevenson
Gm Co
Cifton
Bank Street
Cinel
Newpore Street
Council Meeting And Grant Club Notes From Last Week
A council meeting is set for this evening. The Grant Club gathered Saturday evening in 8 o Hall. An event is planned for next Saturday evening at Hamilton’s venue. Two signatures were added to the roll, bringing the total to one hundred sixty five names.
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Ciincil
Grant Club
Hamilton
Danaieg
Death at Cleves Shocks Town Friends Say Farewells
In Cleves Drew Perry, a respected resident, died suddenly at his residence Friday evening after feeling unwell that day. The manner of death appeared natural as he had previously shown symptoms, and his friends accompanied the funeral procession to the burial site, the community enduring a quiet, sorrowful farewell.
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Drew
Perry
Greely
Irea
Cleves
Peaches and pears dominance in Indiana fruit trials
The report notes Smock Late and Stump the World peaches show rain sensitivity, with Mr Bower promoting a new seedling worthy of six hundred trees. Edmundson and St Micheal Ange pears are favored post Bartlett, with Edmundson two weeks later and Michael Ange later still. various grape cultivars and box costs for shipment are discussed.
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Mr. B
Heath
New York
Bartlett
Rendlans
Blackburn
Edmundson
Lewis Finch
Michael Archange
Jacob Bower
New Trenton
Innn
Society
Bower & Hopkins
Indiana
Bower
Rentz
Ol Ives
Concord
Ives
Dean
Otto
Kellar
Tsme
Gery
Hartford
Eamelan
Catawby
Isabella
Hebermont
Norton’s
Viginia
Crevelin
Delaware
Clinton
John Blackdurn
Thanksgiving Day Origins and Puritan Influences
The text discusses Thanksgiving Day origins traced to Puritans from England and notes that celebrations varied. It mentions biblical allusions such as the song of Moses and Miriam, and suggests early thanksgivings focused on national success.
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England
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Lobillard
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C. H. Pox
T. F. Ranpours
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Darry & Darrz
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Elmst
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Rogers
W. Weep
J. Skardo
M Ser
Domesrec
A. J. Clark
Walnut
FIN & Sheet Iron Works
Benjamin DaWwson
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Geneva Court of Arbitration
the Iron Industry Report
Georgia Bond Investigation
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Berlin
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Austria
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