Democratic gains and political turmoil in multiple states
A patchwork of 19th century dispatches reports Democratic hints in governorships, state senate battles, and party tensions. mentions include Adams family tradition, Belgium prison disclosures, Nash Mie factory output, and a New Hampshire election dispute with claims of radical strategy.
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ALORS
West
Jemecrali
Ewtich Anguts
Ateralion
Mareba
Sears
Mths Peucen
Marshall Csidhsumih Oy
Wecen
Soya
Brooklyn
Pshetteg Premines
Bs Banos
Beeches
Charleston
Soustor Hayard
Blaorgas
Cinciama Fy Anns
Adame
United States
White House
Massachusetts
Adams
Air
Penfard
Himsels
Lincoln
Abreytz
Hornea
Fisey
France
Belgium
Atresty
Pison
Miles G. Pasher
South Carolina
Nash Mie
Tsat
St. Louis
Histon & Market
Aasmile Union
Jonn
Williams
Oma
Beck
New Hampshire
Yes Stenay
Senate
Nathaniel Head
Natt Head
F.” Jones
GS. N.” Bell
Head
Esavetalteannidste
Council
Floisis
Tennessee as iron center in Mississippi Valley forecast
An extended interview details Tennessee ore deposits in Stewart and Hickman counties, Alabama and Georgia prospects, and coal resources. The Pittsburgh guest predicts Tennessee could become a major iron hub, citing abundant ore bodies, cheap fuel, rail access, and future transport links including canals and new lines. He praises local mines and notes Cowan and Sewanee as promising furnace sites.
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Naaliville Union
Col . Kulebrew
Ternate
We Barns
Abe Brom
Tennesee
Col Killabrew
Tao
Pittsboro
Wittie Pleibe
Tennessee
Trom
Wwe
Iron
Iran
Stewart County
Franklin Institute
Philadelphia
Sweden
Greene County
Unuka
Iron Mountain
Missouri
Georgia
Alabama
Amberson's
Selma, Rome and
Dalton
Prior's Station
Chattanooga
Pittsburg
Jas. Snaok
American Iron and Steel Association
Missoni
Lake Superior
Advanta
Ieuan
United States
Pennsylvania
Elingston
Pittsburgh
Lake Champlain
Tron Mountain
America
Tennemec
Hickman County
Etna
Laneverme Ra
Stewart
Lawrence
LaGrange Furnace
Alec
Tron
North Carolina
Linley
Adiwassee
Ocogee
Knoxvile
Nashville
Mississippi Valley
Southern Railroad
Tans Governoment
North
Imenninj
Duck River Valley Railroad
Peyeneville
Mississippi River
Atlantic
Johnsonville
Inda
Europe
Tome
Liverpool
England
Kentucky
Virginia
Pitsburg
Sewanee
Burn
Cowan
The School Question What Has Been Accomplished
AGeorgia history analysis outlines the first public school law of 1870, debt relief in 1873, and steady growth in attendance. It notes funding challenges, concerns about teacher pay, and the push for local taxation powers while emphasizing honesty, reform, and the broader aim of universal literacy.
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Griffin
Georgis Teachers’ Association
Tahal
Ima
General Assembly
Eazy
Toe
Fitate Governpei Legipladire Jadicat
Thia
Sisto
Ian Umentcen
Jawa
Friends of Public Schools
Marthe
Labor‘ag
Turbulent Greenville and Columbia railroad fraud trial surfaces
A vast civil fight unfolds in South Carolina with claims of stock manipulation, forged charters, and misused bonds tied to the Greenville and Columbia railroad. Key figures Hiram H. Kimpton and W. J. Magrath face accusations of fraudulent transfers, with JFK era political leverage and a web of directors, bonds, and charter purchases under scrutiny.
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Cuantinton
Waite
Hoosier
Bond
Battymore Plug
Bryan
Bhiard
South Carolina
Greenville and Columba
Ita
Kimpton
Isj
Republican Patty
Gregaville & Columbia Railroad
Henry P. Hammunis
Ol Company
Hell
Continental Telegraph Company
Se Sepupental Fele Company
Imathy
Hurley Yn
William M. Hall
Ethan A. Hall
Charles Thurman
Ignua Futunt
Hiram H. Kimpton
Tus
Greenville and Columbia Railroad
Tig
Greenville and
Greenville and Columbia Railroad Company
John J. Patterson
J. J. Neagle
BL. Cardoza
George W. Waterman
Niles
Parker
Timothy Hurley
Joseph Crews
Kimploh
Crew
Turley
Magrath
Greenville & Columbia Railroad
Greenville Railroad Company
W. J. McGrath
Greenville Copartnership
D. J. Corbin
United States
Trath
Greenville
The Escaped Conricts Reported In Telegraph Dispatch
A telegraph update discusses escaped convicts near Sleepy Hollow and pursuit efforts. Other items note railroad conventions, weather, local incidents, and community notices across Georgia towns including Carroll, Cobb, and Muscogee. Multiple obituaries and marriages are listed with dates.
The Maners Strike in Sterling mines May 14
Fifty men began work at the Sterling mines at 11 am. A clash with local police led to two strikers’ arrest. Authorities lack police to guard workers and the sheriff delays. Italians vow to enforce work with protection amid calls for military aid to quell unrest in Clearfield County.
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Trnoni
Sterling Mines
L.G. Couthi
Itatia
Iaat Tyrone
Clearfield County
Lost Weasel and Sugar Planters Contract Proposals
Telegraph reports loss of the brig St. Magune after a wreck near Moreton Bay with Captain Easterbrook and family perished. Also notes Honolulu Advertisers saying sugar planters rejected a proposal to contract the next crop price with San Francisco tethers.
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Constitution
San Francisco
Sidney
New South Wales
St. Magune
Adelaide
Brisbane
Moreton Bay
Alcamer
Easterbrook
Constituion
Honolulu
Metropolis Arrives From Dutiba With Brussels Pilot Aboard
A telegraphic report states the Metropolis reached Brussels today with a pilot on board as the ship grounded. The voyage originated from Dutiba, with the Toman line acting through its steamer agent. Rio de Janeiro’s National Book suspension is noted by a London telegraph service.
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Dutiba
Toman Line
Steama
Brussels
Rio
Janeno
London
Aive
Notary Public Appointments and Justice of the Peace News
The notice reports Addin of Bartow county named notary public in the 427th district and James T Stewart of Elaraleon county named notary public. Thames 8 Robins appointed justice of the peace in the 206th district Putoum county.
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Wong
Tod
T. Addin
Bartow
James T Stewart
Elaraleon
Gidd Duatriot
Faloming
Thames 8
Robins
Putoum
Telegraphic Arrival to Comatita Ends in San Francisco
Fragmentary text indicates a telegraph message arriving via Comatita to San Francisco, mentioning Sydney and Cyphrenee, with unclear context and several garbled terms. No clear event, date, or names beyond these obscure references.
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Comatita
San Francisco
Bydney
Names on Postable List of Executives and Editors
A long fragmented roster of individuals including John Bo Jamon President Thomas F mame Secretary and many others such as G. W. Parrott & Bro., James KE. Write, T. J. Hightower, Rev. Weemin ev. C. Me , Jno. Carter, J. B. Estes, W. Morrow, W. J. Kincaid, and numerous other surnames in a dated directory-like item.
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John Bo Jamon
Presid
A. Hk. Seago
A. Austell
John T. Trant
A.C. BF. Wyty
Fuller & Softh
G. W. Parrott & Bro
James KE
Write
Weel Edwards
Carter
Nusnally
Halloan & Cook & Cheek
T. J. Hightower
Shelton Edwards
John T. McGuire
Hanene
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Fuk Lasukat
Warprey
Savacoach
Griffinacy North Alabama Railroad Company
Cmetbird
Wadisy
Fates
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Lumpke
Madison PE the Morgan
Rabun
White
Taxa
Aigortry
Patek
Macon
Frans Ko
Jon Prun
Courg
Savanosh
Bae
Supreme Coeur Semerday
T. Warren Akin
Ewy. Ecu
Cal
Warren
Akin
Supreme Court
Young
Washington
Tess
Knoxville
Eben Allan
Ticonderoga
Buncombe County
Woopwarp
Rome
Ange
Newnan
Washinatox
Internal Revenue Commissioner
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Ogalla
Spotted Tail
Hed Cloud
Bunker Hill
Pierrepont
Department of Justice
Treasury Department
Bristow
Treasury
Washineton
Wilson
Union Copper
Chicago
Beves & Frazer
Internal Revenue
Cincinnati
Collahu
Ponche
Secretary of the Treasury
Milwaukee
Matt Carpenter
Verrana. Gna
Northwest Territories
Montana
Ladies of the Memorial Association
Telegraps Uni Messenger
Buards
Salie
Rotestan
Gustavus J. Opn
Booth
Carolaa
Charles Oy Ton
Bath Carolina
Zich
St. Mark's Cimeh
W C. Prentiss
Mark
Civil Service
Devnorr
Aimerican Notal
Dorman B. Eaton
Wee
A Breckenridge
Constitution Montcomery
Cr. Davis
Union Bprings
T Winlly
Lapore Devis
Bingulng Yee
Sleepy Hollow
State News
Bavanwat
Citxen
Livingstun de
She ¢Bar
Aeser Uammaville
Assensor
Gaindaville
Cobb County
Good Templar
Dell
Apton
Harmad
Wombon
Swigge
Augusta
Davisboro
Miss Harman
AT Cheatham
Patrick Calhoun
Dawson
W. B. Norman
Garbin
Carrollion
Clementine Holmes
Turkey Creek
Zimea
Billy King
Floyd
Chattooga
Gniwnville
Waverly Sla
Harria County
Columbus
Opera House
Enquirer
A. H. Stephens
Washington Female Seminary
Brade
Gazette
Gaitierville
Dayia Boling
Banks County
Wm. Rowe
Cherokee County
Joel Haley
Wilkes County
Tleater
Uurt County
C. Johnson
Afarrird
Qeorgta
Dunkinston
Josh Frazier
Camden
Berry Cooper
Weasel
Semtive
Ateasta Pere “Insurance
Atlanta Fire Insurance Cy
Capital
Atlanta
Jt Atkins
Aaron Whelchelly
Davis & Cox
J. B. Estes
Me Lovelessy
Jno
NTA
Richarda
Thos
M. Clarke
H.Y. Snow
Hendrix
W. TY. Trammell
J. Ae Books
J. G. Rhea
Jas. M. Brawner
W. J. Kincaid
N. B. Drewry
A. B. Kiley
G. M. Lawton
J. ©. King
W. L.lamphin
Dus, CG. Lawton
Wim. H. Head
T. C. Cabania
Schenermas
C. EL. Ostorn
Tale
Tde Brooks
Dag Delaure
Forsyth
I. Katte
Dumas & Aten
Bramlett A Bro
Eclipse Cotton Tin
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Florida
Grangers
Isi
Cheer
Fifth Streath
FAWY
Mason C Corgie
Feanus
Neee
Eas
Great Southern Music House
Guilford
Wood & CO
Ywatlarta, GA
Phillips
Freyer
Chickering
Gorhad
Durham
Mabsum & Hamlin, Clough & Warren
Philipachew & Freter
G. G.W. Avair
Captain Camp
West Ead
Nancy's Creek Bridge
Old Roswell Road
Oelock
Bai Bridge
Axel
Mitre
Ron Sida
Chy Tates
Caraga
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