Duel In Virginia Press Feud Between Richmond Whig and State Journal
June 22 report from Permespune Virginia details a bitter clash between The Richmond Whig editor W. C. Elam and State Democratic Fander Journal editor R. F. Beirne. Warrants issued for both, editors vanished, police seeking information, with claims of duels, caps, and personal attacks amid a fiery political feud.
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Permespune
Richmond ‘Whig
Mahone
W. C. Elam
State Democratic Fander Journal
R. F. Beirne
Furioso
Whig
Beirne
Elam
Ashland
Richond
Complaints at Chicago Exposition Expose Management Critique
Compla ints from exhibitors allege illicit fees and lack of disclosure in pricing. Despite disputes and lawsuits, the Chicago exposition showcases the largest machinery display in twenty five years, with extensive labor by organizers and strong praise for the overall success. The show closes tomorrow.
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Cargadd
Hamages
Anothey
Beecher 70th Birthday Celebration Planned at Academy
Henry Ward Beecher accepts the Brooklyn Academy of Music June 25 event marking his seventieth birthday. Notables expected to speak include Gen. Grant Mayor Low Dr. Armitage and Rev. Robert Col lier with Rev Dr Hall to preside. Beecher notes invitation honors citizens from varied views and pledges to fulfill committee duties.
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Brooklyn Academy, of Music
Beecher
Academy
Gen. Grant
Mayor Low
Beacher
Armitage
Robert Coller
Charles
H All
Bunny W. Beecuen
Flooded Districts See Extensive Mississippi Missouri Damage
June 22 reports from St Louis describe ongoing Mississippi and Missouri River floods with extensive acreage submerged in Illinois bottoms and rising floodwaters threatening East St Louis. Levees are weakening as farms and railroads suffer heavy losses and residents flee to Alton amid rising water.
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St. Louis
Mississippi
Missouri
Illinois
Alton
East St.Louis
Louis
Republican primaries show rare indifference in Davenport
A Davenport report notes low turnout in Republican county delegate primaries with anti Prohibition leaders winning five wards while Prohibition gained in ward six. The temperance split colors party dynamics as Der Democrat declined to publish the call and county delegates await the state convention next week. Crop notes from Petersburg and Marson report promising harvests despite wheat and oats shortages. In Columbus the Democratic convention grew disorderly after governor nominee, with platform urging tariff reform and public service purification.
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Iowa
Curicano
Davenport
der Democrat
Pedlpeten
Interior Counties
Petersburg
Maprson
Wis
CoLtuneus
Ward
Patrones
Tabor
Eres
Matin de Follett
Washington County
Supreme
Owen
Ge “Coon
John. J. Cruikstignis
James Law‘rence
Cuyahoga
Emil Keisewalter
Franklin
Peter Brady
Sanduaky County
Leroy
Brown
Butler
T Thes Boarder of Public Works
Joseph P. Aasprament
Treasury purchases silver and tariff changes noted
The June 23 report notes the Treasury bought 885 000 ounces of silver for the New Orleans and Philadelphia mints and mentions a tariff act removing the duty exemption for beet sugar machinery. It also covers Hill's testimony about alleged fraud in issuing iron shutter contracts for a Cincinnati building and a related probe adjournment.
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Wasanaton
Treasury Department
Olivery
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Hill
Ipr Biiladelphia Sa
Tle
Pennsylvanias railroad notices July 1889 coupon payments
Philadelphia May io The Pennsylvania Railroad informs holders of bonds and coupons due July 1 1889 of payment details. It lists bond amounts up to 4 000 and mentions timing for coupon payments and related notices, including references to Grand Rapids and Third National Bank proceedings.
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Phladelphia
Pennsylvanis Railroad
Bat News One
Murderous stepfather torments boy then buries him
Vermula Haneda ten near old step son beaten to death over a few cents. He strangled and buried the body in a kitchen hole. The wife testified to the brutal murder and consented to tell. A mob gathered at Hyde Park jail, attempted lynching, and the prisoner was moved to safety on the train. Neighbors searched for the missing boy, while authorities faced growing threats of violence.
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Sid
Little Son
Arket
Park
Vermula
Syed
Pullinda
Cook
Pullman
Vermuld
Sayino
Ess Shendon
M. - Joon
Ken“dail
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Elf
Hyde Park
Kensington
Hunt
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Zien
Vermula Haad
Verntili
Vermula- V
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Trondale
Hyde ‘Park
Chicago
Keenbaton
Peopre
Ea Bey
Train hold-up at Mulberry station shocks Franklin County
A band of four robbers boarded a passenger train at Mulberry station on the western border of Franklin County. They threatened and fired on passengers as conductor Cain entered the car, Jim Hearn was shot and later died. Lester, Munroe McDonald and Jim Johnson were also involved, with Johnson returning fire and McDonald sustaining a severe wound. The incident disturbed local towns as authorities investigated the crime and reported other judicial notes from Greenville and Chicago.
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Ibbers
Linderons
Septa Bee Courant
Rocksmith
Mul‘berry
Ind
Franklin
Onde
Stythe
Condiétor “Cain
Jim H Lern
Msmion
Lester
Munroe McDonald
Jim" Johnson
Kige Johnson
McDonald
WaturBances
Milen
Tochis
Badineaneepie McMiller
Greenville
Wrian Daniel
Mirrox
N. C
Oliver ‘Barnett
Fragmented OCR note with garbled text and stray phrases
A damaged OCR snippet shows garbled phrases and scattered words. It appears to be a stray, unreadable fragment likely from a newspaper page with no clear subject, event, or identifiable entities. The readable content is insufficient to determine a coherent news item or summary.
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Louisiana State Lottery Company
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B.D. Cone
Phenix Iron Works
W. M. Hourlbert
Youmans Bros. & Hodgins
Mill Yard
Chicago and North Western Depot
H.ingram
D. M. Dulany
Chas. Horton
W W. Dulany
Empire Lumber Company
Charles Horton Lumber Company
Umber
Laird, Norton & Co
W.B
A. Hamilton
Winnooma
W. HI Laird
WM. Hayes
Winona Lumber Company
East Front Street
G. C. Boynton
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