Butler in New York City mob scene at City Hall stand
The article describes Gen. Butler addressing a large crowd at City Hall in New York. Supporters cheered while opponents jeered with cries to remove him. Police contained the riot as Butler spoke about free speech and political tensions following the Civil War.
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Young Man Failing Fare Refused On Train Near Niagara
An emaciated young man unable to pay his fare was left upon a approaching bridge near Niagara. A kind girl aided him, paying the fare with her own money after the conductor insisted on leaving him. The saver later sent funds to his friends in Albany. The incident ends with the charitable act of the unknown heroine.
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The Remarkable TeleUmpbs and Methodist Discussion in New York
Fragmented OCR text discusses Methodist influence and religious services in New York City. It cites growth in education and church activity, including missionaries, publishing, and Sunday schools, with disputed figures about church membership and national reach.
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Debatable Campaign Rhetoric Surfaces in Harper’s Debate
The article cites a Harper's Magazine debate between gubernatorial candidate Andy Submon and Gustavus Henry known as Gus, recounting a dramatic exchange that likens an eagle to a political message. It notes the intense scrutiny of rhetoric and the public's reaction to the heated discourse.
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Lorillard Tobacco Firm Pays $795 016 in Internal Revenue
The Lorillard company in New York has paid 795 016 dollars in internal revenue for its manufacturing business in recent months, according to the report.
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