Fragmented 19th Century News Snippets From Ohio to Cuba
A sprawling column of dated political commentary and dispatches covers Ohio legislative notes on senatorial elections, centennial events in Philadelphia, and remarks on presidents, cabinets, and foreign affairs. It cites Grant, Pierce, the Khedive, and Cuban insurrection, with scattered remarks on tax policy and press men in Louisville.
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Tormorrow
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Grant
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United States
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Lexington
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New York
Illnois
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Vigat
Moscow
Kursk
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Massachusetts
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Santon
Fightsman
Franklin Pierce
Marcy
Guthrie
Tressury
Dobbin
Navy
MD Clelland
Penneylvania
Interior Department
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Caleb Cushing
St. Louis
Cuba
Paris
Madrias
Spainie
Caneeer
Itmasian
Philadelphia
Chatage
Zach
Chandler
Sae Paar
Nan
Controversial War Letters Highlight Davis and prison reports
Fragmented notes recount Gen Chandler testimony on James Davis and the Andersonville prison report. The Times publishes letters from Rob ert Ould and Gen Chilton defending federal culpability and Davis’s lack of awareness, while detailing Chandler’s court martial questions and dispatches to President Davis. The Nashville Bell reports a Nashville cotton mill showing a nine thousand dollar profit despite a weak cotton market and notes on mill capacity and operations.
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the Times
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Nashville Bell
Fragmentary Excerpt Reflects Editorial Controversy and Public Trust
A garbled OCR fragment discusses editors and public trust, noting retirements for “needed rent” and returns of “big men.” It hints at debates over press independence and accountability, with phrases about condemnation and the public informing movement, though the text is severely distorted.
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Two-Thirds Rule Debate in Georgia Conventions
The Columibug Enquirer defends the two-thirds rule in Georgia state conventions. It argues the majority party should choose candidates by that rule, while the Enquirer implies the device can thwart the party will in nominations. The piece contends strong candidates and minority influence are served, urging decisive actions for the next gubernatorial contest.
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Georgia town reports cotton crop uptick in Gwinnett area
From Boron Ga on October 20 187 Eprroks. Constitution Dear says local promise to share news. He notes Atlanta and Richmond Air Line runs 37 miles from Atlanta and Gwinnett crop area extends into Forshall Jackson Walton counties. About 100 bales of cotton shipped from here last season with stronger prospects this year. Town growth noted with improving schools and infrastructure.
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Ita
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Jackson
Walton
Gwinnett
Centennial fair draws visitors and note of camplife
The text describes a bustling centennial gathering with visitors from Atlanta, notable figures including Dr. Little, and local exhibitors from Connecticut Mutual Life. It recounts the day's events, including speaking at noon, displays of wheels, and a vivid account of swamp treks, fatigue, and hard travel as participants endure briars, water, and rough terrain while marching toward Billy’s Island and Thornton.
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Corp
Honhe Speeeni Paris Investigation Report Summary
Special agent Rouher has returned from a Texas and Arkansas trip to investigate department of justice affairs. Attorney-General Pierrep will comment on the findings in an annual report. The report suggests reform and removal of nearly all current incumbents.
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