Vast Mix of Global News and Oddities From Vermont to Vienna
A sprawling 1890s style miscellany reports political shifts in Vermont and Britain, investments and wealth, naval tech, and postal trends. It notes Major Hanssey Cutmax’s claim over a New Bedford whaler, an Austrian ether reporting on torpedo engines, and a chart of world consumption with London and Washington as anchors. It also recounts a Baltimore romance with General McPherson, a Treasury drying method, and forthcoming green two dollar notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atte
Eee
Abwessete
Allway Companies
Tontoring
Lonis
Louta
Aword-Ewallvorar
Jet & Case Kuibe
Hn Etemachs
Wisconsin Democram Stant
Ar Delaney
Guenther
Congress
Tae Cano
J. Turrax
Mirdee
Mias Walters
Goo
Cal
Poe
Soliot
Kaulbars
Hilgaria
Masonic Relief Association
Lamia
George H. Stewart
George Themes
Dettiefiela Mensacial Association
Benton
Misouri
Kenton
Altoruey-General
Iis
Hhler
Bulgari Lasnos
Ftarals
Nicholas
Mingeelia
Bulgaria
Flan 7
Russia
Cholera
Tiaras
Beewon Arnex
Romario
Washington
Selim
Goward
Obearons
Gaoveraniant
Peyers
Peivale
Satore
Germat Minty
Death of Ex President Chester A Arthur in New York
Ex president Chester A Arthur dies at his New York home midday on November 1 following a long illness. Official reports cite Bright's disease and a ruptured vessel as the cause, with family and friends present and the funeral arrangements beginning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chester A. Arthur
Beoreadent Arther
Cheatar Alam Arehur
United Buiter
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Wi Freik
Conan
bin Wiatare
Roevals
Tormar
Arthur
Bright
Funeral arrangements for Arthur given in detail
The obituary notes the death of Chester A. Arthur and outlines the burial plans at Glen Oak with a blue cloth casket and black drapery. It details services at the Church of the Hiswvendy, the train to Albany, and a quiet family observance, with emphasis on dignity and restraint. The piece reflects on his career, from Union College to the presidency, highlighting his legal and political work and his role in the Republican party.
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Thason
Arthur
Youx
A. Toviiann
Aires
Genaen Grant
Saalsaed
Leonard
Jake's
Washington
Grand Central Depot
Albany
Chesner Alin Achgf
Henly
Bietas
Wairfeld
Franklin County
William Arther
Cleser- Han
New York
Cis
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Blasom
Chaster
Vermont Academe AL
Milven
Union Colleps
Bohenectady
Vam
Marty
Eolage
Vermoon
Sears
Powwal Academy
Tiwt
Stacy
Mionny
Hci
Acc
Culver
Bieadusievion
D. Gardiner
Saratoga
Republican Party of
New Yar
Muita
Evarnie
Thas Beate Tastad
Atlrup
Hayea
Dudla
Cope” Ony
Chicago
Mon
Woscon Honing
Coniling
Moss
Careld
Vic Presidenk
Conbing
Chester A. Arcane
Arhuf
Benita
UBL
Qurteld
Gancor
Arthay
Iin
Gavn Tha
Temi
Tipam
Presidentia
W Arm
Maury George
Ganidiolo
Henry George
Erurgetty
Workduginen
Ther
National Labor Party
Komi Man Wis van Monak
Bie
Buaton
George
Worley
Cougrummuen Crain
Lubter-Carriins
Curliaie
Sr. Morea
Knight of Labor
Ugtling
Bartinidl
Prasbyteries
Laie Township
Yale and
Mindatrvete
Caleage
Valwol
Louisville, New Albany & Coleags
Deweerstic
Minunota
McGill
Piqua
Tex
Wort
England
Tee Everest
Libarary
Primrose
Labor Party plans in Albany funeral and national actions
Extensive dispatches describe Labor Party figures planning funeral arrangements for Arthur, with Cabinet members named as speakers. Reports from Washington and New York discuss potential Labor Party consolidation, antiwar sentiment, and calls for pro Labor unity, plus coverage of public mourning and presidential politics amid turmoil.
Winter's Entree of Storm Wrecks Barges and Losses
A severe midwestern and northeast gale wrecked two barges, the Manekwunoe and Marinette, south of Frankfort Indiana, with fourteen wives lost aboard. The schooner Teemorna from Ashford to Cleveland foundered near Washburn Wisconsin, while the Dickinson and Emerald sank near Keewaunee Wisconsin with eight to twelve lives lost. The storm battered towns from Pennsylvania to New York, toppling church spires, damaging bridges, and forcing railroads to halt as heavy snow and high winds paralyzed travel and caused widespread fatalities.
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Atohm-Rixo
Mawavean
Wie
Opeeda
Chirag
Frankfort
Hlich
Ashfurd
Cleveland
Washburn
Waiter
Dickinson
Emerald
Kewaunee
Winkesaare
Wilkestarre
Cathet
mPa
Marscas
Lasinr
Frary
Lock Haven
Union Depot
Noy
Jotin I Thampasa Chemical Works
Bartford
Thia City
Milford
Uren
Mincin
Worthington
Mina
Milwaukes & Northwestern
Southern Dakota Lines
Ukewie
Nebraska
Dakota
Bronx
Orth
Monel
Reco
Thue
Canton
D.T
Ryd
Vite
Painia
Milwaukee Road
Ita
Drivan
Colorado
Kanwar
Rebruskes
Kansas-Pacites Clail
Brookville
Hugo
Burlington
Pac
Minneapolis
Man
Colored colonization plan and Illinois meeting notes
The article outlines a proposed colored colony in Missouri with land offers and wage provisions for logging rail ties and lumber. It also reports on the Illinois based National Emancipation Association meeting outcomes with officers elected and legislative recommendations to the state senate.
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Bip
Butter County
Rarie F. Chotewe
Tywald
Isinals National Emeseer Nor
eeThe Sama Oar Association of
Tuiinois
Battery D
Briguiier
EB. Hamilton
Quincy
Prod Bennett
Joliet
Hecordiig
F.C. Pierro
Rockford
V. Suquith
Paria
Trensurer
Toan
Minoy
Pano
Tex
Mexican Congress
Pleuro-pneumonia debate dominates Chicago convention
At the Chicago convention on pleuro-pneumonia prevention the committee on Revolutiona reported urging urgent suppression measures. Agriculture Commissioner Dr Salmon read a prepared paper, with lawmakers debating legislation and funding while the Senate considered related bills.
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Carcano
America
Salmon
Revolutiona
Gaddaden
Mule Mitt Tong
Wwe
Kant
Hateh
Commmitter of Agriculture
Bevator
Beck
Congress
Ued
Benetor Haa
Ind
Montana
Amuglation and reforms at Cluchanath Crscrsxan meeting
Fragments describe the American Humane Association’s conference on animal protection, education, and child welfare. Delegates discuss arbitration between railroads and owners, policing of stock yards, uniform child protection legislation, and a future state cooperation plan. Officers are elected for the Grand Lodge, with Joseph Carr named Grand Master.
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Cluchanath
Xov
Hunarsis Association
Catille
Crsorarxsi
American Humane
Grand Lodge
Joseph Carr
Jerseyville
George ¥. Howard
Faria
John Builser
Chicago
Rotary
F. E. Huddle
Bluntington
Thomas B. Needles
Rushville
Jame ‘Ke Miller
Caseyville
Rnin
Minor News Items From Rasad and Beyond
Fragmentary notices cover politics and appointments as Grace of New Yor selected two women as school commissioners. Reports include a fire at Elldvorn Wis, a railroad accident near BL Glue Junction, and varied legal and civic notes involving bets, treaties, and public works across several states and nations.
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West Rasad
Mirpur Grace
New Yor
Tras
Ainses Ruslander
Lake IR
Thuratey
The Indian War and a Changed Native People in Print
A fragmented 19th century account discusses U S bands and Native people, contrasting past prowess with newer land pressures. It portrays a famed “wild Indian” type, praised for endurance yet tragic in modern “civilized” circumstances, noting obligations to education and reservation life while lamenting lost freedom and cultural shifts.
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Mar Oes
Hanssey Cutmax
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Chester
ReceiEik Thealer
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Grand Lodge of
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Br. Arthur
Journal of the Grand Lodge
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Anya
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Labor Party
Thatcher
Laler Rapid
Afelroy
Mudier
Yive More Bern
Ar. Arthur
Walter Greghast
Robert Linwulu
William J. Chandler
Frank Watton
Barjamin Harris Brewster
Hint McCulloch
Treasury
1U Bt. Danis
Henry RE Teter
Interior
Dunver
Wasticsarox
Benatars Baton Mamed
Bonsin
John Bhwrrman
Edman
Julia A. Logan
Wilkes
Allison
Mr. C Dutier
James J, Cameron
D. W. Voorhous
Warner Miller
George C. Vout
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Josph Hawley
Jaram K. Jones
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Wasilisaron
Uni Bini
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Suervancien
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Thea Company
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Ukeertainat Court
Ula Trust
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Tonto
National Teachers’ Association
American Institute of Instruction
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Danio
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Tone of
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Raweberry
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Jon G. Carliste
Kentucky
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United Talon Fnd Comminstanionar
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Final Tue
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Alb Hewitt
New York City
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Haddock
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Tinddocke
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Alf Bismerck
Maney
Paul
Murwhrath
Sylventar Granda
George ‘Treiber
L. Plath
Leavitt
Fore
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Clai
Mast John Arensdorf
John Aries
Rev
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Tasco
Lewis
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Beoa
Stookwell
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Tase Bull
Beeratary Young
Lown
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Eugene Burleson
Micigan
Fitean Miles
Erudion
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Dequetaneur
Mora
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Meriddan
Milla
Foley
Golitte
Prowries
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Rosie
South Toll
Cupar
Fife
Scotland
Ixbianavoun, Tod, Nev
Wantormataroh Manufacturers
Illinois
Ohio
Vane Aiand
Dea
Hhormen
Wartern
Bovernor Furnas
Nebraaks
C.F. Mills
Titois
Baio
Arthur J. Metmade
Alder Mex
Browlway
Ny Akenau Waller
Thirwon Mene
Kewoan
Lawson
Monterey
Antonio
Manausco Tlave
Racasr
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Siowe City
Hellanai
Benconafield
Volliai
New York Harbor
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Wits
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Keedway
Chalmers
J. M. Merge
Goutederote Woldkerst
Anrtin
Gennrat Garcia Cadena
Baxieo
Ue Reniduacy Gaint Blas
Juba ‘Moors
Army
Burgeon-tiineral Murray
BL Glue Junction
Wintschock
Aslwuky-Tiya
Indiana Olin
Sehnylir Golfes
West Bay
Mick
Sear
Panora
Ea James Yarrow
Josept
Tavis
Anaes
Ronaca Ara
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