London Dispatches Chronicle a Chaotic Cholera Era
London reports outline cholera outbreaks spreading across Toulon and Marseilles with deaths and infections. British ships suspected of importation risks, while authorities strengthen Egyptian Soudan borders and a Mahdist invasion fear looms. Additional notes mention accidents, royal gifts, and a looming general election if reform bills fail.
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United States
Mason
Marseilles
Frelinghuysen
John
Abyssinia
Queen Victoria
England
House of Lords
London
Marseiles
Toulon
Sisters of Charity
Sr. Koch
Lyons
Andrew Carnegie
Pittsburgh
Samuel Storey
Sunderland
Carnegie
Storey
Thomas Power O'Connor
Newey Blishinens
Ted
Diverse 19th Century Notices From Poughkeepsie to Denver Railways
Various short items include the death of Philip Babnilto, youngest son of Aaron Burr's victim, in Poughkeepsie. New Orleans chess figure Paul Murphy's death. Bowdoin College honors James G Blaine. an Italian laborer In White Ty death inheritance in Italy. Norfolk area rail and Mormon manuscript notes. Richmond Missouri book manuscript tie to David Whitmer. National Soldiers and Sailors Refillsion dates in Caldwell Ohio. $333833 advance for New Orleans Exposition president. Westmont's pacing record at Chicago Driving Park. Mexican veterans convention in St Louis. Washington franking of congressional documents to rural voters. Mexican journals backing Cleveland. Denver Rio Grande stockholders seeking management equality.
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Philip Babnilto
Aaron Burr
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Paul Murphy
New Orleans
James G. Blaine
Bowdoin College
Acof
Italy
Rhas
Viceasouri Pacific Road
A. A. Thimadgé
Accept
Richmond
Missouri
David Whitmer
Smith
Caldwell
Ohio
Folger
Paver Westmont
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Denver and
Rio Grande Road
Industrial and financial failures sweep New York firms
The article lists several failures and suspensions in New York including A Dyatt & Co tied to Joan C. Eno, Sr. & J. Sommerich millinery with $90 000 loss, J De Rivera Co suspended amid Cuba trade woes and a $1 000 000 stock claim, Best & Co in children's clothing with $180 000, plus a crop report from Southern Minnesota. It notes 181 U S failures and 17 in Canada last week.
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J. Sommerich
New York
Minnesota
United States
Canada
Governor Cleveland learns of nomination in Albany
An Albany telegram reports Gov. Cleveland receiving the news of his nomination at the Executive Chamber with Secretary Lamont. Dispatches from Chicago and various groups note the progress of the proceedings as friends and citizens visit him. The Young Men's Democratic Club and serenades mark the reaction while officials are away.
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Albany
N. Y
Cleveland
Lamont
Kago
Conmon
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Jacksonians
Srecuthra
Chicago
Thirteen Small Day Cases Reported in Leroy Michigan
In Leroy Michigan thirteen cases of small Day are noted alongside statements about Josephmith and another leader of the Reorganized Church of Latter-Day Saints.
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Leroy, Mich
Josephmith
Reorganized Church of Latter-Day Saints
Casualties and Disasters Hit North America and Ontario
A roundup of fires floods and accidents reports losses and fatalities across multiple locations. Ex state treasurer Churchill’s defalcation totaled 80522 dollars with 64309 in two early years. A river upset near Sandwich Ontario drowned two young men and two girls survived by clinging to a boat. Fires destroyed lumber yards in Toledo and several buildings in Severance Kansas with heavy losses. A riverine ship sank after striking a rock near Lake Superior. Other blazes at Terre Haute Dundas and Bradford caused multiple deaths and major property damage. A collision near Washington City killed two and injured six. Lightning killed a man and son near Sheldon Iowa. a buggy fire injured a woman. Fire damaged furniture works in Williamsburg and mills in West Winchester Ontario.
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Thomas J. Churchill
Arkansas
Sandwich
Ont
Toledo
Mitchell & Rowland Company
Kelly Brothers & Nelson
Holland & Co
Severance
Kan
Augusted & Smith
Hamilton Rubber
Trenton
N. J
United States Revenue
Fessenden
Lake Superior
Cleft, Williams & Co
Terre Haute
Ind
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Dundas
Minn
Bradford
T. D. Stindon
Muskegon
Mich
Market Street
Chattanooga
Tenn
Caus di
Sheldon
Iowa
Hai Alyn
Weing
Bet
Kempf
Racine
Frank Shirly
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington City
Second Avenue
New York
Martin Warn & Co
Williamsburg
N. Y
West Winchester
Ontario
Beach’s Mills
Notable Crime Sketches Across Cities and Outcomes
A roundup of varied crimes and dramatic outcomes from Caldwell to Dallas. Incidents include a murder stemming from seduction and revenge in Caldwell, a Minneapolis shooting driven by rage, a fatal wound to a Buckeye Works partner in his home, a Milwaukee diamond seizure, a Joliet robbery with drugged checks, a Baltimore restaurant murder, executions in Fort Smith and Warrensburg, a double suicide in Pennsylvania, a fatal duel in Dallas, a Seminole scout duel near rail lines, and a Gates faction siege at New Iberia Court House.
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Caldwell
Tex
Mitchell
Walter B. Barens
Barens
August Lunding
Minneapolis
W. L. Lamb
Buckeye Tobacco Works
Toledo
Milwaukee
Philip Andrada
Las Vegas
Joliet
Elwood
William J. Crump
Virginia Court of Appeals
Baltimore
George W. Sonner, Jr
Fort Smith, Ark
United States
William
Charles Hamilton
Warrensburg
Carl Sterblé
John Mann
Donshoyypoken
H. Beale
Bowie Strange
Dallas
San Antonio
Cunningham
Daly
Mayesuilt
Gates
Louisiana
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a fatal shooting and suspect details
An unclear OCR passage describes a fatal shooting involving a suspect and an identified victim. Names and precise locations are obscured, but the text mentions a head wound and a death, with references to individuals and a place resembling Mongaguo or Moorldrshenbaugh.
Fragmented 19th century newspaper fragments recount riots and disasters
The readable text describes a chaotic mix of events including murders and hangings, political turmoil in the House of Lords, railroad appointments, and workplace accidents. It references locations such as Louisville, Cincinnati, and O'Brien County, with scattered names like Hoffman and Lockhart amid vivid but partial reporting.
Turbulent Events and Incidents Reported Near Wilson Huntte
Reports describe a series of violent incidents and accidents near Huntte and Wilson, including a fatal explosion nearby, injuries to William the Ahood of Milan, and multiple assaults. The reports mention a hay load accident, a broken Adgla, and a horse collision causing serious injuries.
What He Heard From The Opera Night
A fragment describes a social scene where a man asks about piano practice and a woman claims she heard someone playing last evening. She reveals the actual sound came from a piano tuner, not herself, in a strained exchange.
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Smith
Walt
Steven
Drake
Travelers Magazine
Western Actresses rise from ballet to stardom in the West
The Courier Journal notes John Ellsler discovering Clara Morris and recounts her ascent from ballet to leading juvenile roles by 16 in 1867. It also mentions Fanny Davenport at Louisville Theater and a third Western actress who wrote Juliet without formal training, highlighting Western stage success.
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John Ellsler
Clara Morris
Eleanor
Cleveland Academy of K
Fanny Davenport
Louisville
Juliet
New York
Careful in selecting a cane for Augustus
A Philadelphia bath report quotes a New York lady stressing careful cane choice for Augustus. She debates cane sizes and heads to avoid choking him, highlighting the nuance of gift selection.
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Augustus
New York
Philadelphia
Bath
Miss B. Receives a Gentle Remark on Society Note
A gentleman remarks to a young lady that the setting is early and the item has not dried, reflecting social manners and small talk in Philadelphia society.
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Philadelphice
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