National rifle match at Crandmoor and varied notes
A detailed miscellany from the New York Herald reports the forthcoming Centennial rifle match at Crandmoor with teams from Scotland Ireland England and the United States. It covers preparations for the event the previous missteps in Britain and related science and public notices including land, pensions, and local curiosities.
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New York Herald
World of Markmenship
Toama
Tenland
Scotland
Canada
Australia
London
Grost
Britain
Ireland
Crandmoor
England
Oil trade debate and health of currency policy
A report from Matl to Cullom discusses oil trade policy and restoration issues. It covers proposals on legal tender, government facilities for coinage, and the alignment of party positions on the matter. The piece notes internal splits and who supports or opposes making the metal legal tender. The text also mentions a wreck survivor named Wright and a long dispatch of accident and weather items, including a California rail incident and a Canadian storm with casualties.
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WanmuxeTo
Jihe
Pro Pri
Questinng Piri
Witno
Wiothere
Wax Huancinco
Dixtin
Hin
George
Wright
Coma
Nanaimo
Victoria
Ainsley
Dovertmail P
Capa
Bhoepot
Fort Rupert
Conan
Vom
Mekil War Fray and Royal Receipts Spark Palace News
Distorted dispatches describe Russians ambushing a village near Mekil with heavy losses reported for Circumana forces. Separate items recount General Grant's reception by the Duke of Wellington at Waterloo Chambers and a private audience with the Prince of Wales at Marlborough House.
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Mekil
Ramage
Movsha Pashe
Loxpan
Grant Wan
Strond Tangaet
Apsley
Duke of Wellington
Waterloo
Nepoleon
Duchens
Wellington
Cleveland
Burhop
Marlborough Howe
Sichalan Moontly
Prince Biawarck
Lord Derby
Constantinople
Paris
Singular Customs of a Havage Tribe Described
Observations from Surgeon Major Holder in the 1875 Army Medical Department appendix describe Adutmats Talands inhabitants as a primitive, cannibal reputed people. They are very tall and dark, tattooed, with scant clothing, fond of dancing and liquor, and possess a simple marriage ritual. They rely on bows and arrows, hunt small game, and live near Adamane settlements where convicts were once killed for irons.
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Ball Mall Gowassie
Adutmats Talands
Holder
Army Median Department
Baltimore Boo Writer Portrays Women As Princes And Vices
A Baltimore Boo writer argues that black Jadina are moot pt to be pandionate and jealous, describing women by eye color and traits. The piece mocks jealousy in men and absurdly praises those who resist such feelings, concluding that a jealous man harms both good and worthless women alike.
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Thommen Holloway
Lone Man
Peutleman
Joseph Haydock
New York
Holloway
London
United States
Nme
Haydock
Baltimore Boo
Tragic Arizona tale links Hatley Cloves to Mormon pair
Fragmented report outlines Jolio Haley of Steins Mountain in Grant County Oregon meeting Hatley Cloves at White Nemucas. They travel to Arizona area with Williams Moghtein, trade Haley’s horse for cattle, and a complex sequence ends with a fatal shooting amid Mormon involvement. The piece cites local speculation about Cleves and Sullivan, with investigators to verify facts in Manitowoc county. Details include a boy confronting a masked figure calling himself the devil and a pistol shot that drove the story into broader local lore.
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Arizona Enterprise
Jolio Haley
Steins Mountain
Grant Eonty
Oregon
Witenemucas
Balilywa
Arizona
Williams Moghtein Haley
Utah
Ulyrey
Hatey
Dérry Hallivan
Cleves
Haley White
Sullivan
Tus Davis
Maple Grove
Manitowoc
Howe
Anica
Flornay
Green Bay
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QHD Agre Weekly
ANGI
Jatumday
Axothan
National Academy of Sciences
Washington
Powell
Minnesota
Ne‘rasta
Florida
Everglades
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
Plateau
Powell Ways
United State
Jone
Eureku Sentinel
Bauittamiers
Nevada
Pennsylvania
Bultan
Quarts
Carson River
Youermite
Frank Leslie
Me. Lealle
H. 8
Wicka
W. H
Iica
Hutchinaon
Nevertbateus
Leslie
Mr. Wicks
Staten
Carson
David M. Knowiton
Appralser's
Grand Army of the Republic
San Francisco
Eria
Vaile
Big Smith
Ban
Teal's Mush
Esmeralda
Greece
E. V. Sutter
Imperial Regiment
Ibn Savive
Hiu
Gresee
Mra. B. A. Pollard
Virginia
Ohio Democracy
Columbus
Bim
Pioche Sequalutanca
Lyon
Jane
Taol
Taolausne
Tavirite Tane
The
Sllioaare
MATL
Sy. Loess
X. B. Atkinko
Frank Cotetow
Wilson
Visto Abits
Fred
Talla
Porpo Aratara
Att Fiaitinh Ort Bawe
Eno Rawadador
Ices
Abentroet
Cheaty Street
Simonto
Debra
Mate Lane
Crook
New York Journal
Wema
Enrkwoos
Abw Daily Telegraph
Movushe Peale
Kary
Comy
Main Street
Montaw Valley Street
Agale
Notiby
Wtylink
Main St
Meadow Valley
B. Mantis
NEW Today
Phere
Bank OF Nevada
Jon P. Rellet
Jam
Firlatron
Haw
A. Wiederhold
C. F. Piteron
W. Wright
BM. Doubne
Larry L. Thornton
Attormoya, Thornton, Kelley , Oazuen
Principe
T. i. Ale
Dublin
Berlin
Europe
En Tors
Dank
D. C. Clark
Biowhits
UI Etek
Pen Teton
Wun
Undertaker
Louis Betz
J. C. Lynch
Sicomes
Tubaesha Sumpany
Callarala
Cigars
Tobaco
Sid Metall
Chas. Stein & Co
Pioche
Maupilly
Miles Quillen
Solar Salt Company
Tssan TA
Norge
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