Fragmentary 19th Century Notes on Politics and Commerce
A garbled, OCR like collage mentions political figures Horatio Seymour and William, references to grants and patents, a Stratoga bank gathering on the 20th, and various commercial snippets including advertising and sugar industry notes. The text includes scattered names, places, and political ideas from a bygone era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arveylus
Californis
A. T. Stewart
Mit’ Seawart
J *Pratt
Eigar
United State
Grant
Ok Whig and Republiican
New York
The
Sun
Horatio Seymour
Willam Alten
Hind
Hank
Joma -Ichrmond Enquirer
Sam
Bang
Vantize
Avanta
Iowa
Atate
Olle
Egoy
Eson
Immigrant lure and voodoo rite in Savannah event
The long, sensational account describes a Savannah circle led by Wesleyan Methodists planning a monumental arch to John Wesley, while a later Lake Pontchartrain gathering features a voodoo dance. Colored attendees, arranged rites with candles and a queen, culminate in a ritual seen as possessed and odd, amid broader notes on migration to the South and local wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church
Savannah
John ‘Wesley
Logick Pierce
Bishops Pierce
P.dimensiona
Pontohartr
Peared
Soma
Twen
Anty
Press convention in Atatita draws Georgia journalists
A convention of Georgia press members gathers in Atatita with a large attendance expected. The inflow signals strong regional journalism activity and a notable turnout for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Press of
Georgia
Atatita
Weather and politics mix in July 1870 telegraph notes
A jumble of 1870 telegraph items reports weather threats in New York and Washington, naval incidents from Key West, and a Paris duelist matter. It notes Liabilities estimated about 1,250,000 and mentions Egypt, the Nile, and renewed efforts to energize the economy amid crises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Hitler
John Rankin
Paris
Gambette
Grani de Cassagra
Republic Am Francaise
Wastmeton
Discourse on life work by Judge Jeremiah Khe
A fragmentary reminiscence on religious controversy. Judge Jeremiah Khe of Pennsylvania delivers a discourse touching Protestantism, communism, and the Disciples movement. The talk references his vigor, public debates, and the broad spread of church collections amid mounting distaste for capital punishment and public executions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tethoany
Tieis der
Mevander Campbell
Jeremiah Khe
Pennnsylvania
Lack
Dop Purcell
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Jon Moustus
Zubly
Juin Witu
Lyman Bail
Bill
Basil Cowper
Ates Telfain
John Bohun Giranicau
Bryan
William
Council of Power
Minneapolis
Minn
White
Tates
Richand
Ford
General Council
Board of Police Commissioners
Fangad
Telegraph
the Daily Constitution
Tay
Portsmou
Uthrie Hubbard
Fightar
Windwigl
Col Loa
Thea Uo
God
Haa
Pwis
Niamoiam
Socom
Pheari Khedive
Pho
Gol
Lake
Nile
Reni Fathie
Alexander Campbell
Jolly Boy
Long Branch
Algernon Bartoria
Nelle Grant
Geist Hoker
Bartorig
Anta Academy OF
Atlanta
Oija
Tees Erzons
Gill
Prudential Com
Ly Mitchell
Prastece
Adame Sowsnoski
Adies
Seastown
Falva—dit Seminary
Vas
Mary“J. Baldwin
Largast
Fela Abe
Raves
Johnie Bo
Chrzrens
Bank OF Georgi
Atlamta
Talysd
Asia Ar
Ferino
Enatise HE Qeorgta
Bai Teoce Snes
Eurgla
Wayotte
Bene
Dinkry
Fayette
Ann
Childr
Anes
Chelles
Anetin
Defeed
Eald County
Suly Bery AM Bia
M. Acstin
H.C. Hasel
B.C. Beavers
State National Bank
Clayton
Bellevue High
Bedford CO
Verginia
Tenn
B.R
Lynchburg
Abbot
P. netyaljBellevue
P.O
District Court of United States, Northern
Distict
Georla
Jazkson Grah
Albert‘g. Foster
Madiaun
Dix Ict
Noah R
Fowler
Henze
Marphai
Pern Vin City Hall
Ty Ryan
Janet
Irbanes
RSE & Cicinnati
Ohio
MORSE
John Thomas
Stokes
Richard Stokes
Daniel Pittman
Fultoneau
Fulton County
Clair Abrams
Falton Co
Fayette County
Doly
J. W. Brown
DEY. Goods
Ylbbone
Hgott
Renyy. Jyidt. & Co
Whitehall
Furchgott, Benedict& ‘Co
Furchcoty
Benedict & SO
Furchtott
Senedeh & CO
Nea Souk
Furchcoyt
Benedict & CO
Junesi
Uur
Furchcott, Benedict
Goalauta, Tre
Rchlye
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