Timely topics parade changing legal penalties and industry notes
A miscellany reports Salt Lake execution timing and method debate under territorial law, calls cremation as an option with autopsy in some cases, and notes a push for broader sanitation changes. It covers glucose production growth in Chicago, crepery and barley markets, sardine fisheries, and gold and silver production trends. Also mentions parliamentary rhetoric by Ma, a North Carolina Revolutionary battle anniversary, and a bishop sermon subdued by a noisy parishioner.
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Glucose
Bhig City
Une
United States
France
Germany
Anya Neil Glint
Lowa Corm
Bida Fie
Turbulent Telegraph From Fort Fetterman Report
Telegrams report General Cronk’s victory over Crazy Horse was complete. Provisions and ammunition were destroyed. rebels who escaped must flee. Impeachment motions in Mississippi politics withdrawn. Governor Apgar and others resign or face private ruin. News covers fires, diseases, stock losses, and widespread unrest across multiple regions with mentions of Merritt, Sherman, and international tensions.
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Wie
Fort Fettermaan
Cronk
Apiar
Columbus
Faowell
Merritt
Mack Hills
Dmler
Lariniv
Faye
Merritt Anys
Minny Rotl
Congressional Debates Highlight 1870 Senate Actions
The records detail Senate activity including amendments on consular aid, appointments for ministers plenipotentiary, and discussions on the internal revenue and judiciary measures. It notes resolutions, executive sessions, and adjournments with mentions of key figures such as Frelinghuysen and Morton, plus debates on suffrage and financial policies.
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Wrnate
Spencer
Dintrick
Washington
Lincoln Park
Wallington
Senate
Hiliald
Prince
Germany
Rueble
Frelingehuyson
Judicial Courte
United States
Shier
Wil Hanlin
Allie Fir
Silin
Ware
Morton
Wits
Bie
Kentucky
Sakinge
Congress
M. Conien
Stevenson
Hwielbracke
Newport
Wade
Bila
Petifine
Haying
Rontal Fenech
Key
Frelinghuysen
Hayne
Stander Defies Gen Schenck In Fractured Dispatch Tale
A fragmentary report describes an encounter with Gen Schenck after he left England without saluting the queen. The account includes a backhanded farewell between figures named Ele mat her majesty and a returning official, ending with a cordial but terse parting.
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Schenck
England
Vicks
Monument lore and colonial memory in a London tribute
The piece surveys engravings and inscriptions on monuments to figures such as William Congreve, Samuel Marlborough, David Livingstone, and others. It notes misreadings of names, historic errors, and mixed motives in memorials across continents, reflecting on how grave markers preserve colonial and religious legacies with varied reverence and irony.
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John Pant
London
New York
George of
Denmark
Duke of Marlborough
Hatiell
Kumoliba
Abe
Anne
Clanrickard
John Britth
Stanhope
Africa
Clyde
India
David
Tilluw
Cain
Nile
Inter Livingstone
Henry Whitton
Lee Join
William Congreve
Henrietta
Marl
Lanrietti
Samuel Marland
Absulin
Rome
Ethiopia
Munsichiaelle Bay
Andre
Visilons
Anon
Elise
Katharina Hovey
Gol
Tito
Winston
Hankoma Nowie
Alory
Rontleman
William Wragg
South Carolina
George
England
Holland
Sonth Caroline
Gulls Charge to the Grand Jury for a High Misdemeanor
The extract presents Judge Guild charging the grand jury on a high misdemeanor tied to concealed weapons and dueling culture. The text condemns weapon carry, fights near gambling dens, and the ruinous effect on youth, urging suppression of such violent habits to restore virtue and public safety.
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Grand Jury
Alain
Lily
Fragmented, mixed century snippets from a newspaper page
A garbled OCR fragment mixes political, literary, and local items. It references grand jury indictments, wars with France and Turkey, a royal salute, a drowning rescue, editors and elopement anecdotes, German fiction, a buffalo domestication debate, a minister’s question to children, and migrant labor notes from the Black Hills with claim mining economics.
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Maine
France
Willy Fk
Chicago
Cianorre
North Carolina
Germany
Tito
Garoling
Abbeville
Prom
Anya
Choouen
Wien
Linda
The Ventennial show and matlenys of Philadelphia noted
A Philadelphia report discusses the Ventennial show and the New York Matlenys. It warns attendees that no change will be given at the door and notes high admission costs, looming doubts about readiness, and potential hotel overcharges. It advises visitors to avoid hotel hotels and consider boarding houses or staying with relatives.
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London ‘Times
Berlin
Petersburg Jevenale
Manuth Belavonians
Abel van
Mexico
Matamoras
United States
Messog i
Turkey
Constantinople
Pratt
London Times
Tila
Ttates Hares
O'Donovan
New York Hemi
Uvedon
Athlis
Aurel
Mr .Thoms
Tason
Maye
Hancock
Bureau of Printing and Syeniy
Treasury
Rehoy
Warlown
Postne
Duge
Boater
Hy Ballit
Ipuinat
Tate
Dromtry
Ani
Silvor Cain
Willa
Kenan
United Muntas
Secretary of the Treasury
United Stites
United Later
New York
Vomaye
Philadelphia
Apple
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Colonial Congress
Munro's Creek
Culloden
Josiah Martin
Cesta
Bichop
Tennant
Mant
Waters
Fulton Bnitk
Meek Yi
Thomas W. Viper
Hexton
Warren Sirvet Ohireh
Heetin
Mabel Yinny
Hoe
Ullal
Maydan
Treen
Fi Ryaleck
Hamale
Tiacks
Sherman
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Army
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Payne
Jay Hin Hill
Aneh
Engraving and Printing Bureau of the Treasury
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Hove
Holman
Livi
Tony Tly
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