Vast 19th Century Dispatches From Boston to Texas
Long column of assorted 1877 items notes church convention in Boston, grain trade signals, Ohio and New Jersey political maneuvering, Cuban peace hopes, Texas cattle disease discussion, and a parade of curiosities from Europe to America including treasure legends, poetry, and social quirks. The report blends politics, commerce, exploration, and oddities with multiple named places and figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
United States
Amsterdam
Daniel Loeb
Europe
New England
Italy
Tours
Hin
Ata
St. Louis
Texas
Is There No God in Israel and the Border Robbers
A heated call for action against border outlaws near Deadwood and the Cheyenne river bottom. The letter urges county commissioners, Governor Thayer or General Crook to mobilize forces, arm citizens, and pursue the robbers amid reports of attacks on coaches and freight along stage lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Davis
Georgia
Washington
Wilkes County
Bob Toombs
Alabama
Evans
Ile
Tyans
Augusta
Booker Mill
Central
Ife
Tie
Booker
Israel
Wyoming
Deadwood
Cheyenne River
Voorhees
Thayer
Gren. Crook
Northland
Pennsylvania
Congress
Randall
Cox
Missouri River
Josephine
Bismarck
Bismarck Tribune
Cow Island
Joanu Morrissey
Kelly
Tammany
Tribune
Morrison
Texas Pacific
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
St. Louis
Chicago
Vile vandalism at grave site sparks Vermont scandal
The piece describes grave vandalism with ruined inscriptions and defiled decorations. It reports a Rutland church incident where a young wife accused of misconduct sought mercy, a deacon confessed complicity, and gossip spreads as moral outrage grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Rutland
Sillington Peak
Biddy
Jcnob
Green
Patmos
Miss Terry
Babylon
Mr. Moody
Cassius M. Clay Letter on Perry White Shooting
Cassius M. Clay of Whitehall Madison County Kentucky writes to the New York Herald denying party or race motives in the shooting of Perry White. He says White ambushed him while riding to church, cites self defense, and notes he posted $1,000 bail for future Grand Jury appearance. He mentions prior land conflicts and a threatening letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conpecron Antivir
New York
Naval
Tilden
United States Senate
Tammany
Perry White
Cassius M. Chay
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Wheely
Leader Printing Company
Cheyenne
Boston
London
Joan McDonald
Treat
Miller
Wim. MekKee
Tro
Allen Young
Pandora
Arctic
Spitzbergen
Tui
Ohio
Ali
Ruben TV. Sprenger
Cincinnati
Souy
Wendele Paotmires
Massachuses
Washington Territory
Sutro
Spain
Cuba
Alex I. Stephens
Columbia College
Stephens
University of Georgia
Dinepate Nikin
New Mexico
Robert ‘Toombs
John A. Campbell
Louisiana
Toombs
Campbell
Gen
McClellan
New Jersey
MacClellan
Petrified Forest
California
England
Missouri
Suwanee
Florida
Lake Champlain
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Philadelphia
Argentine Republic
New York City
Cincinnati Enquirer
Harvard
New York Aquarium
Porisville
Peru
Ann
Frank Quarters
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Ireland
St. Lawrence
Walter Chapin
Ticonderoga
Osmond’s Bay
Montcahn
Raleigh Register
North Carolina
Cambridge
Mass
The
Confederacy
Long Island Sound
Thiers
Wade Hampton
Mississippi Assembly
Joe Johnston
San Francisco
Horatio G. Eddy
Abram J. Aluntoon
Mary
Iddy
Thomas Jefferson
Charlotte
Dix
New York World
Quogue
Washington Nation
Mac Mahon’s
Mr. Agassiz
Amazon
Bridgezroom
Detroit Free Press
William Andrews
Springfield
Springfield State Journal
William C. Crum
Rochester Express
Crum
Chicago Times
McDonald
Morton
Winslow
Spencer
Gilman
Young Men’s Chistian Association
Dominion
Guibard
Montreal
Craibord
Tom Ilennpricks Hins
Joseph
Tim
Robert $. Anderson
U. S
Montana
White House
Virginia
Arkansas
Riropw Ispank
France
Dryens
Hayans
Dickny
United States Infantry
Wilkesbarre
Samuen A. Mupp
J. Wilkes Booth
Lincoln
Maryland
Meigs
Capitol
General Post Office
John W. Young
Supreme Court of the United States
Colorado
Iowa
Miles
Seventh Cavalry
Cassius M. Clay
Whitehhale
Madison Co
N. Y. Ilerald