Fragmented 1870 US political text with data on voyages
A mangled November 1870 ledger style piece references the Grani and Bratiados port activity, numbers of arrivals, and passengers. It cites President Hayes on Civil Service reform, polygamy suppression, and Indian land allotment while calling Congress to focus on department reports.
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Newte
Foriday
Hayes
United
Staten
New York
Earnesth
Fee
Congress
Department
Ocean Grove Conveyances Weekly List 1879
Monmouth County Clerk records show real estate conveyances for the week ending Nov 29 1879 at Ocean Grove. Transactions include Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association to Anne Thomas Lot 346 347 $100 Lindsay to Lindsay yard lot 508 $500 Yard to Wilson lot 508 north $550 Elyonts Yard to Yard yard lot 608 south $50 Elyonts Yard to Yard yard lot 508 south $60 Wilson to Yard lot 608 south $1 500.
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Monmouth County Clerk’s Office
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Ocean, Grove Camp
Anns
Thomas
Queen Grove
Sarah A. Lindsay
North
John N. Lindsay
Joseph
Yard
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Wilson
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Elyonts H. Yard
Nine women selected for London School Board post
The article notes nine women chosen to join the London School Board amid other international mentions. It references Irish agitators and reforms in Russia, M de Lesseps planning for Panama, and a royal ceremony with King Alphonso and Maria Christina in attendance.
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London School Board
Tises Mearings
Ireland
England
Russia
M. de Lesseps
Panama
Alphonso
Maria Christina
Austria
Church of
Tornado Damage Reported in Loitaville Ky and Other Dispatches
General news reports a tornado causing great damage in Loitaville Kentucky. Other items note Gen Grant's Cincinnati visit in December, the death of Rev Jos Davin in Chicago, and various political and crime updates across the country. The mix includes ship purchases for the Shenandoah Valley Railroad, a Toronto opera house fire, a steam boiler explosion in Indiana, and a heavy temperance revival led by Francis Murphy in Pittsburgh.
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Grant
Cincinnati
Deowsbee
Jos. C. Davin
Palmer House
Chicago
Manning
Milesy
Mass
Germany
Shenandoah, Valley Railroad
West Virginia
Grand Opera House
Toronto
Can
Iasitor
Francis Murphy
Pittsburg
Stary
Varied 19th Century New Jersey News Patchwork
A mangled OCR mix reports rail wrecks and town notes from New Jersey towns. Mentions involve an oil train wreck near Brinton, court judges in Elizabeth, bequests to Lincoln University, logging plans in Caps May county, a hermit’s death in Cranford, St Patrick’s Day liquor bill talk, Grant reception plans in Camden, Moorestown weekly paper project, Elizabeth docks improvements, and local incidents, fires, and trials across Newark, Bridgeton, and Atlantic City.
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Henry W. Smith
Cranford
Rt. Patrick's Day
Llywelyn Park
Unsigned court suit and local election notes in rough text
A garbled OCR item reports Lowe and Gailey suing others for horse values and a win of 1780 dollars. It mentions an incident on Main Street with injuries and a fall quarterly event held on a Friday. It notes 61 candidates and various grade results including third and second grades.
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Morford to visit The Brooklyn Net of Magazine in Freehold
Henry Morford of this county plans a visit to The Brooklyn Net of Magazine. Freehold & New York railway workers received Thanksgiving turkeys from cert i G a Theo, W. James Mead aged 10. Walton and Maes men were out hunting near Englishtown when a discharge from a weapon near Starr Hood caused a mortal wound.
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This County
Brooklyn
Freehold
New York
Theo
James Meadet
Atia Willian Walton
Manes
Spabhite
Englishtown
Walton
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Unknown injuries reported after assault in Avs Nova
A damaged report notes James Conroe was beaten and unable to leave doors, suffering head pain and facial injuries. The source contains fragmented phrases about a hospital, a Stockton matter, and a brick building project, but the text is severely garbled.
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Aves Nova
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Eag
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Paleo
Stockton
Mataton
Roe
New Organ Crest Planned at Christ Church Shrewsbury
A new organ is being created for Christ Church in Shrewsbury. Red Bank youths plan a dramatic Intertanmnande in Maio Hall on New Year’s Eve. The piece notes the 1679 Thanksgiving in Old Middletown as the first in New Jersey, cited as well authenticated.
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Christ Church
Shrewsbury
Red Bank
Maio’ Hall
New Jersey
Old Middletown
Steamboat progress at Brownspoint aids Port Monmouth Co
Keyport Weekly reports the steamboat Brownspoint progress for Port Monmouth Coal Co providing many jobs. A mining accident at Holmdel pits claims James Quirk lifetime as a bank of pilings collapsed during mail loading. Roy Kelly, long serving pastor of South Amboy Catholic Church, is honored by parishioners with Thanksgiving gift.
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James Wilson
Port Monmouth
B. Co
Jacob Wyckaf
Holmdel Township
James Quirk
John Quirk
Roy
Kelly
South Amboy
Ailger
Alexander Taliaflorro and Charlotte Franklin wed in Shrewsbury
In Eatontown Jerpeyman last Thursday the marriage of Alexander Taliaflorro of Virginia to Charlotte Franklin occurred at the Episcopal church in Shrewsbury. Rev Franklin officiated. the bride urged all who wished to attend and witnesses crowded the service.
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Aléxander Taliaflorro
Virginia
Charlotte Franklin
Franklin
Codfish catch and elderly woman accident report
From the Manasquan area a fisherman named Mr. Perry Hudson caught eight codfish weighing 69 pounds. Mrs. Nancy Chadwick, widow of Tabor Chadwick, aged about 85, fell and fractured her collarbone while approaching a clergyman for a donation at Mrs. Tilton's residence and remains under a doctor’s care with uncertain recovery prospects due to age.
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Nancy Chadwick
Tabor Chadwick
Baamow
Thomas Tilton
RB. Laird
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