Weather and news tidbits from a mid 19th century paper
Weather outlook across regions with variable pressure and wind, followed by notices on subscriptions, New York society scenes, cremation temple plans, and anecdotes about Jared Tilden residence, a telegraph lovers device, and a sharp drop in salmon prices due to railroad refrigerated shipments.
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Burleigh
New York
Journal
Gov 'Iden
Gramercy Park
Thard Avenue
Fourth
Tilden
James Harper
Harper
J. Tilden
Twentieth Street
Nineteenth
Boston Post
Norwich
Shirley
Martha's Vineyard
Lightnning
Sian
Siter
Maine
Canvassers in Clayton Read Delegates at Mass Meeting
A large democracy meeting in Clayton discussed selecting delegates for the convention. Congressmen Candler spoke, criticizing radical Republicans and praising Democratic reform. A quirky procession by Sherrard Gay featured his jenny and placards supporting Tilden, Hendricks, Colquins, and Candler, drawing cheers and political fervor.
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Aindiipireis
Canuler
Cltrand
Congress
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Cincinnati
Bristow
Democracy
St Louis
Candler
Radical Party
Hoar
Male
Boutwell
Edmunds
Aouth
G&x
Sherrard Gay
Jenny
Pok
Vailas
Pacards
Samuel I Tilden
Thomas A Hendricks
Alfred H Colquins
Starving Saracens and Destitution Around Philopolis
A Daily News correspondent from Philopolia dated August 11 reports Christians robbed near villages, women assaulted, Turks selling cattle, and immense suffering requiring immediate relief. Three thousand killed at Otulkkvui. children fixed on bayonets and bodies burned near Bosaetrik. one thousand killed. London dispatch notes skirmishes at Badencvatz and Prince Milan meeting six powers. peace or armistice urged but declined.
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Otulkkvui
Bosaetrik
London
Reuttis
Belgrade
Badencvatz
Milan
Nisch
Nish
Sofia
Europe
Servia
Prince Milan
Adda
Loxpon
Daily Telegraph
Mitanovarz
Danub
Semminga
Plan of Attack United Terry and Crook in Montana
News from St Paul and Bismarck report Capt. Gollins confirming no large clash with Indians while Terry and Crook converge on the Yellowstone frontier. Five thousand rattons sent to patrol, Crook’s men follow Indian trails toward Powder River as 500 Crows join Terry. The Far West steamer and Silver Link activity noted as tensions rise along the route.
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The
Constitution
St. Paul
Gollins
17Th Infantry
Bismarck
Fort Buford
Torry
Buford
Cappie
Rose Bud
Terry
Crook
Powderriver
Ordok
Stockade
Yellow Stone
Power River
Terry and
Tongue River
Powder River
Mites
Fifth Infantry
Pioneer Press and Tribune
Black Hilla
Washington
Grey Encle
Dave Campbell
Bismarck Tribune
Josephine
W. W. Pale
Savannan
Baltimore Gazette
Aiazetts
Colma
Moe
Fital
Georgia
Democratic
Forty-First Congress
Bullock
Blaine
Chonge
Pialé
Gema
United States
Acta of Reconstruction
Democratic Party
Tilden
Hendricks
F Lam
W. W. Parse
The Drapery of Death and Last Words at Kerrs Deathbed
The article chronicles a dying Mr Kerr with visitors including Hon. 8 8 Cox and Montgomery Blair. Dr Pope warns time remains brief while Kerr dictates to his law partner urging composure for his family. He eats little yet remains mentally clear as death nears, with his final dispatch and farewell letters shaping a poignant scene.
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Conatitu
Rocunntpee Atom Springs
Kerr
Montgomery Blair
Pope
Popesasa
Bedsle
New Albany
Garrick
Herod
New York
Fifth Avenue
Adele
Catiateu
Moselle
Athol
North Side
Grimson
Amel
Mysterious Moves in Far East and European War News
A long dispatch summarizes turmoil around Wade’s departure from Pekin and British China policy, with Shanghai legation setup, Corean tensions, and Japanese demand for rawsik amid rising prices. Also noted: war department changes in France, Dahomey hostages, Wagner’s Ring performances at Bayreuth with imperial attendance, and a letter from W W Pale defending a Georgia congressman.
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Tha
Natitasion
San Francisco
Hong K Kong
Grosvenor
Baker
Yunna
Shanghai
Wade
Pekin
India
Corea
Sylvie
Corean
Forta
Molty
Plamants
Anna
Morton’s Marauders and Railroad Tragedies Across States
A collage of violent incidents and disasters reported from New York to Virginia and Mississippi. Headlines describe fatal stabbings and murders, a decapitation near Fort Donaldson, train wrecks with injuries, and a peach train collision. Also noted are society events, desertion figures, political suspensions, and a large Lee statue fundraiser ball in Virginia with ex Confederate and ex Federal attendees.
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Apu
Ridley O. Powers
Internal Revenue
Mischenippi
A. P. Shattuck
W. B. Rédmond
United States
Mississippi
FL. Lake
Jr Benj. F. Phillips
Jyostinster
Holly Springs
Miss
Ewiit Stearna
de Trinidad de Yoba
Victor W. Thomson
Oxford
Lukenwall
Wm. Breck
Canton
Henry Smith
G. A.nichpletts
Sardis
J. A. Jardin
Stearns
Senate
Wasmineton
Cameron
Harrisburg
Chandler
New York
Phta DrnPar
American Forest Council
Sea Grove
Cape May Point
New Jersey
Green Bares
Weire Soipacn
Messrs
Peyton & Go
Sitting Bull West Point myth sparks unlikely gossip
An army officer relays a Baltimore Gazette tale claiming Sitting Bull might be a West Point graduate. He describes a mysterious cadet nicknamed Bison from Missouri, noted for skill, mischief, and a dramatic later reunion with a Mohave chief who recalls their West Point days and hints Sitting Bull’s possible education.
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Baltimore Gazette
Sitting Bull
West Point
Military Academy
Napoleon
Missouri
Army
Gray
Buttermilk Falls
Bison
Academy
Galveston
Texas
Sen
California
Jonod
Bison Aad
Ives
Grapher Engineer Corps
Colorado River
Gulf of California
Weat Point
Lyon
Arizona
Black Hills
West Unit
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Aeoad
Atlanta
Wharnen
Jim Chermit
Dept Agriculture
Sazios
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
West Gulf States
Ft Vinderstern
Tennessee
Ohio Valley
Lowerpon
Liverpool
Q D Gorman
Tibotton Standard
Talbot County
McLaughlin
Gov. Tiden
Diesen
Brussels
Canoler
Clayton
Sherrad Gayny
Iris Polk
Dallas ‘Foupy
Gacal
Jonzsuono
Ciayt
Tam
Coeling Ats Ee
Cann Pen
Auppoce
Hin Hey
Messr Wenl Wo
Philopolis
Minian
Loxnox
Daily News
Philopolia
Terry and Crook
Yellowstone
Brrakane
Drins
Banja
Furkiah Corpaare
Kruschevatz
Billinea
Drina
Yesir Tay
Hadovinatz
Sue King Atreetles
Times
Phillippolis
Bulgaria
Baring
Schuyler
Constantinople
Medicine Cloud
Fort Peck
Maj. Mitchell
Fot Peck
Sherman
Overman
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Smith
Tar
Nicholson
Hoey
Omaha
Mystte
Conn
Connecticut Peace Society
Tadian Bureau
War Department
War and Navy Departments
Kah Cranch
Lonpox
Plimsoll, M. P
Shefi Feld
Loognes
Cally
Hin
Enn Pastor
Land
China
Cerea
Japan
Telegam
Lonnon
Paris
DeCissey
MacMahon
Berthant
Duke D'Andefert Pasquier
Ar. Frecinct
Standard
Madeira
Africa
Whydah
Dahomey
Beyreath
Bayngurn
Bavaria
William
Germany
Weimar
Baden
Wiremberg
Dom Pedro II
Brazil
Boston
New School of Music
Herr Wagner
Wiliam
Grem Integ
Bayreuth
Karl Taussig
America
Taussit
Baybedth
Baroneu N
Wagner
Storina
Audi
France
Babalabarg
Baracure
Franz Bz
Iron Berlin
Wotan
Waxner
Wanderer
New York City
Morton
HAM
Tolored
Willis Jones
Marah Wilken
Wilkens
Jones
MacOlish
Fort Donaldson
Bill MacKelill
Jack Luffy
Machelil
Ap Old Society
New Yorr
Ancient Jewish Order of
Syracuse
Evansville
Evansville and
Crawfordville
Ft. Branch
Freman
Nasavius
Raccoon Mountain
Maynes
Randall
Cold Boringa
Quid Springs
Indina
Bardenstown
Bordenstown
N. J
Virginia Midland
National Notes
W J Chipley
Philadelphia
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Louisiana
Alabama
Townsend
John Fredrick Lewis
Meena
Thos, H. Jen & Co
A. H. Simpeon
Fax County
Mississipp
Barrimonk
Col. Wilkins
James W. Clayton
House
Bang
Cureaco
Loxvox
London Dificia} Gazette
Mr. Disraeli
Sprushf
Shane
Thang Branch
Setiing Bule
Thets
West Point Military Academy
Gow John Breathaw
Careline
Pretty Fools
Mel Fiske
Ususi Ab
Biul Ag Uhres
Lo Ewe
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