Distress in England and Emigration Mirror 1875
A London to New York dispatch describes widespread misery in industrial towns ledgers Manchester Birmingham Ulverston and Leeds with bread lines and factory layoff shocks. It cites a looming 100000 coal miners strike and argues American competition, cotton trade losses, and emigration as likely remedies while weighing government and rail policy.
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New York
Londen
Chire Farriem
Philares
Gia
Xorry
Welomne
Taran
Gadaria
Shu
Storp
Bat
Yoo
Hera
Waris Suermers Ag
Pacnimon
Wentwich
Birmingham
Ulverston
Abu
Vwdsters
Exeter
Taupial
Leeda
Wolverhampton
Littte-tender-Lyra
Dewsbury Iron District
Warrington
France
Metz
Ant
England
Manchester
Perteciion
Ons
Kent
New Zeland
America
Collins
Ameer
Walli 2
Pesmolen
Paani
Matere
Ravehildren
United States
Germany
Prince
Amrita Hes
Atlantic
India
Ina
China
United State
Chine
Ihear
Sona
Dales
Pang
Ley
Chiniman
Lincolnahire
Biamarck
Engiaml Ieee
Portiona
Canada
Australia
Westerntate
Vir
Nia
New England
Supreme Court Decision on Tennessee Statehood
The Washington correspond ent reports a major Supreme Court ruling stating Tennessee remained a United States state throughout the rebellion. It rejects claims of secession and asserts that Tennessee’s statehood and constitutional ties persisted from 1796 onward. The opinion emphasizes perpetual allegiance to the U S Constitution and continued state identity despite insurrection.
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Washington
Tyrdune
Supreme Court of
United States
Bak
Tennessee
Jawa
Supreme Court
Union
Congress of the United States
Tenneson
Tennewes
Tsba
Patisent Society
United
Bates
Dr Sage and Buge advertised cures in odd catarrh pitch
An archaic ad runs a string of health claims for catarrh remedies from Dr Sage and Dr Buge offering cures for brain impairment and other ailments. The text also touts cosmetic notes and moral questions, weaving religious doubt with product endorsements.
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Saga
Boter Hall
Buge
Cupid
Sage
Letters and testimony on 1879 Abbeville election dispute
Fragments from letters and sworn statements discuss alleged irregularities in the 1875 Abbeville county election and responses from U.S. officials. The correspondence includes requests for witnesses on alleged unlawful conduct, notes on ticket printing delays, and affirmations that the election was quiet and peaceful with Republicans voting Democratic. Statements from Gowan and Northrop frame the dispute as political and legal maneuvering in South Carolina.
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Orrick Usirsn Stites Attorsey
Charneetox
Wm. Pyasly
Unite States
Lenis
Namea
Witneses
Norrixor
J. B Atornay
C. Prssly
Anumate
C.H
Tan
DL. C. Northrop
Esg
United States
South. Carolina
Sinz
Fitts
United Reparent
Abbeville
Colunty
Abbeville Court House
Thone
Polla
Thorn
Congress
Republi Can
Lene Beaufort
Cyyptr
Lim
Linow
Royans
W.M. Bollonil
H. Winns
Harvey Jones
F. Strother
Cupid Middieons
H. A. Wideman
Adanm
We Fraser
Thomas Jones
William Holloway
W. A. Manes
Daten
Vuay
Wratam JL Paesny
Jusiliary
G. G. Northrop
Big
South
W. M. Prowly
Shoelactinn
H. Woos
Gowan
Mic Gowen
Sry
Abbomiln
Northrop
Tate
Abbaeville
Tatoo
Judge Blaiss Predictions on North and South Politics
A letter from D. Mowrsoshex Bla. discusses Civil War era politics, arguing the North and Republican triumph depended on Democratic faction control. He cites Tilden, Hayes, and Grant, praising leadership and warning of Southern party dominance if Northern voices are silenced.
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Hoy
Montgomery Blale
Sarmuch DE. Shiny
The
Freeman's Journal
Texas
Calirfornia
Sim Democratic Party
York
California
As & Free State
Ant
Union
Thea Tilden
van Bu
Ren
Wright
Preston King Quint Gouther
Nater
Seaving
Hayes
Tilden
Ior
Aera
Grant
Northern settlers in the South meet to express views on politics
A gathering in Charlotte gathers Northern men from Virginia to Florida to reject Southern prejudice and to defend Northern right to express opinions in the South. Officers are named, a detailed address argues for fair treatment, and a meeting adjourns with plans for future conventions.
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N. ‘Dowmont
Charlotte
N. C
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Stars and Stripes
W. Dumont
Vicr
W. Bo Middaugh
Danville
Vaz
A. J. Curtis
San Matia
Fla
F. F. Lawshe
Gainesville
Gag Hy Coykandale
Black's Station
W. J. McDonald
Chic Inite
T. J. Conger
Conger
J. Ex Woodhwune
Concord
4. C
Committee of Business
Sey. S. Mattoon
D. D. Charlotte
A. J. Guttle
H. Co
Conwncion
Furth
Hue
Delepe
Tle
Aod
Tyas Wallan
Union
Himelf
Pérgone
Army of
The
Nike
Busines
Busier
Césimon
Unrecorded wartime tale linked to Benedict Arnold
A fragment from a 19th century New York Times piece recalls an unrecorded incident in the American Revolution. Mrs. Ann Kellogg Hinman of New London, daughter of Captain Elisha Hinman, defied Benedict Arnold by firing a musket at him from her home during the 1781 siege, while Arnold observed the battle from the street. The account links her actions to the fort’s defense and a later statue in Groton.
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New York Times
Ann Giomed Kelton - Fairfieldee
Kellogg
Elisha Hinman
Ited States Navy
New London
Benedict Arnold
Binman
Arnold
Borebath
Port Grimald
Groton
Col. Ledyard
Mme
Suntebert
Ovsens
Capt
Hinman
Hanving
Huntington
Eee
Seenaaee Day
Bergen Poth
New
Captain
Hinman Wow le
Cedar Grove
Cospressman
Taxton
Ncros
Rabel Taylor
Tennessee
Ashville
N. C
Misa Sallie Baird
Vatce
North Carolina
Taylor
Mina Baird
Hin
Pettibone
Michigan
bin Iit Sonam
Boston
Erarte
Watson
Ditchver
Norvistown
Heral
Aig
Meira Wett
aTxg
Ward
Fie
Cutsen
Pjrat
Leond
Pillmore Street
Grovery Tose
Davenport
Gaselle
Dea
An Indiana Wonder and Greensburg Tower Tree Tale
A long OCR fragment from Greensburg Indiana recounts a claimed local marvel, a growing tree atop a towering water tower described as eleven stories high with leaves thriving for years. The piece blends history of Greensburg with a curious, possibly legendary, natural oddity drawing travelers and prompting debates on preserving the tower.
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