Presidential race touchstones in wordy cites
The Daily Gazette reports a French and American sea comparison favors the latter. The Republican candidate for governor is B B Cuarers of New York City. Senator Wilson addressed ten thousand Laferta people and four thousand Logansport residents. In Jeffersonville Indiana the Marchester murder trial of Capt. Jon Ercer concluded with a not guilty verdict after twelve witnesses. the outcome stunned the city.
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Wrisos
Laferetia
Fourneussad
Logansport
JeSersotville
Ind
Mar. Paexester
Jons Ercer
Douglass on Greeley and the Democratic tie to Grant
Frederick Douglass defends his unshaken belief in U S Grant and denounces Horace Greeley as head of the Democratic opposition. He argues the Democrats chose a Republican leader to gain power, calls the pairing nonsense and self deception, and urges loyalty to old truth over new lies.
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Waseinetos
Greeley
Fred. Dougress
Grant
Prederick Douglass
Horace Greeley
U.S. Grest
Democratic Party
A. S. Grant
Credit of the Unit Shows U S Borrowing Advantage
A Treasury Bureau of Statistics computation compares global money markets. US government credit appears stronger than France based on current loan yields and security values. Also reports on Kansas and Kentucky war claims and impending adjudication. A new postal card design nears completion with expected high demand.
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Bureau of Statistics of
Treasury
United States
Additor Rutherford
Kansas
Kentucky
Congress
Boutwell
Horticultural Society Convention Opens in Cincinnati
Special Dispatch reports the State Horticultural Society convening in Cincinnati with 21 board members present. Notables include Dr. John A Warder of Cincinnati and George W Campbell of Delaware. Members visited vineyards and orchards of local growers, with an evening address at City Hall by Geo L Horst and a response by Warder.
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Cimcinisti Gasette
Cuncocorma
Mbbe
State Horticultural Society
John A. Warder
Cincinnati
George W. Campbell
Delaware
Messrs. Parton
Loveland
D. C. Richmond
Sandusky
State Board
Messrs. Fuller
Meggesbofes
Miller, Cocke, Scott
Wm. Alles
Gen. Worthington
Geo. L. H. Horst
Bows County Horticultural Society
Warder
Bailey and Seney
Fair Grounds
Mechanical Hall
Democrats Surrender as Republicans Claim Victory
After a hard fought contest, Democrats concede defeat with a roughly two thousand vote margin. Republicans celebrate the victory as the first decisive blow lands on the Democratic camp.
Local tragedy and political mobilization in city scene
One resident Jeremiah Lynch died after being struck on the head by a locomotive. His remains were brought home. An enthusiastic Republican voter meeting was held this evening with plans to organize a Grant and Wilson battalion. A young son of Catharine Daley was badly burned at noon by an explosion of powder and percussion caps in his pocket.
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Jeremiah Lynch
Grant and Wilson
Catharine Daley
Cincinnati Gazette
Lazavertr, Inc
Crawfordsville
Senator Wilson
Logansport
Linden
United States
Lafayette
Higginbotham
Lahr House
de Hart
Court House Square
Court House
Great Eastern Circus
J. A. Steen
Godloxe S. Orth
Ublican
Republican Party
Ekeadad
Gen. Grant
Congress
Ashington
Jackson
Harrison
Gen
Taylor
Indiana
Grant
Wilson
South
Cincinnati
North Carolina
Julius Cwsar
Cullen
A. B. Campbell
Perry
Greeley Som
Albert Jackson
Owen
Merrimack
Thornton’s Ferry
Iwmdonderry
Arsherst
Greeley
Concord
Manchester
Nasuva
N. H
Horace Greeley
Democracy
Brown
New Orleans
Democratic and
Reform Committees
Pinchback
Republican Committee
Grant Clubs Enthusiastic Bands and Local Notices
Certificates of incorporation filed for J. K. O'Neil & Co. Agricultural Mfg in Canton with 5000 dollars capital and Duckcreek Transportation and Tank Co in Washington County with 30000 dollars. Marietta and Pittsburg Railroad Co files to extend to Mansfield and McConneville. Chillicothe annexes adjacent territory. A fire destroys a frame stable and burns four brick stables, loss about 1200 dollars. The Grant Jenners mobilize 1600 to 1800, form Wilson battalion led by Capt. Donaldson, plus three battalions and four colored companies as Dougre ss battalion. parade of about 1000 ends the evening.
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Cincinnati Gazette
Columbus
J. K. O'Neil & Co. Agricultural Manufacturing Company
Canton
Duckcreek Transportation and Tank Company
Washington County
Marietta & Pittsburg Railroad Company
Mansfield
McConpeleville
Chillicothe
Theodore Comstock
Comstock
John Field
D. W. Brooks
Grant Jenners
Wilson Battalion
J.C. Donaldson
Dougre Ss
Excursion to Bellefontaine and Home Leads to Expanded Asylum
A large Bellefontaine and West Liberty excursion arrived in Davros to visit the Soldiers' Home. The Montgomery Horticultural Society met there, and managers approved further land purchases and new buildings as plans move toward centralizing military asylums. The Home now houses sixteen hundred inmates and a new building began. A Grant Wilson Club formed in the Fifth Ward while 100 Republican guns were to fire tomorrow amid jubilant returns. A barber failed to shoot his brother in law and attempted self harm. domestic trouble cited. Citizens headed to Urbana camp meeting.
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Cincinnati Gasette
Davros
Bellefontaine
West Liberty
Montgomery Horticultural Society
National Military Asylum
Fifth Ward
North Carolina
Urbana
THE WORK OF THE ARBITRATORSAug. 7 dispatches from Geneva on Shenandoah case
The Alabama Claims Arbitration Court heard British and American counsel on Shenandoah yesterday. Reassembly set for Thursday, may not meet again until next week. Also reports of Irish gold near Kintale and prorogation of Parliament. Napoleon visits Carlsbad discussed. Stanley dined with Mr. Muller. Stanley thanked for Livingstone news. storm damages England. In Spain, slavery abolition regulations submitted to the King. Carlist prisoners sent to the Canaries. In Germany peace urged by emperors meeting. In Russia a great fire at Nishnii Novgorod's annual fair. Financial notes from London, Antwerp, and Paris markets and prices.
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Lexpos
Geneva
Alabama Claims Arbitration Court
Shenandoah
Great Britain
Stanley
Napoleon
New York
Carlsbad
Lospex
Henry Rawlinson
Royal Geographical Society
Dr. Livingstone
England
Spain
Mapnaip
Manato
Canaries
David A. Wells
Wells
Cromwell
Charles J. Ded
Cleveland
Ames Babcock
Union
Bond offering figures and charity report in 19th century notice
The item notes bond offerings totaling 6,574,354 with price ranges 114.39 to 114.88 and a base two million, plus a charity reference to aiding 500 children via a Brooklyn charity at Coenties Slip. It also mentions an export value of 207,635 and brief European news on Liberal gains and Armenian Patriarch Hassoun’s expulsion, with Rome receiving him.
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Boeds
Teceeen Nee Base
Armenia
Hassoun
Tor Hes
Rome
Campaign in Indiana Draws Vast Republican Rally in Lafayette
A Chicago dispatch reports Senator Wilson and Senator Morton touring Indiana with massive turnout. Ten thousand greeted Wilson at Lafayette and four thousand more at Logansport, as crowds walked, rode, and rode wagons to join the support. Morton delivered a strong speech praising Union victories and opposing reconstruction foes, while veterans pledged loyalty to the Republican banner.
Campaign Notes From Shelbyville and Northern States
A public forum in Shelbyville featured Judges Wilson and Gooding debating Congress elections with Democrats and Republicans present. Across the region, Horace Greeley’s campaign visits New Hampshire and Tennessee events, while a Louisiana fusion shifts power between Liberals and Pinchback Republicans amid a busy slate of August political activity.
Kentucky Elections in Lovuiavillle Vote Near End
The Associated Press reports uncertain county returns in Kentucky with Parks leading sheriff race by an estimated 100 to 200 votes. Shanks holds city and county edge over Parks, while Pagks trails in scattered results. Montana results show Maginnis lead in several counties. Soldiers’ Convention in Baraone discusses extending fellowship to Confederate veterans while tying support to Grant and Wilson. Political dialogue in New York features a pledge to discuss Grant and Greeley at an institute in the near term.
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Lovuiavillle
Parks
Shanks
Colored Presbyterian Church
Sound
Maryland
Moneedoc
Merle Gt Grant
Greeley
Es Institute
The Buffalo Races at Burrato Aug 7
Large crowd attends Buffalo track events as Crown Prince wins the unfinished 2 2 34 trot heat in 2 2 34. Susie withdraws in 2 21 purse event. Doubtful wins three minute horses race. Jim Irving wins 2 34 race as Kilburn Jim Jenny Ben Flagler take places. Barnard Trial at Saratoga covers testimonies on injunction and fraud Revelations.
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Burrato
Crown Prince
Camors
Susie
Jay Gould
Huntress
Allen
Doubtful
Comee
Pie
Little Longfellow
Secon
H. B. Foley
Jim Irving
Kilburn
Jim
Jenny
Ben Flagler
Canada Election Riots Cause Fatality in Quebec Center
Aug 7 1872 Toronto reports rioting at polling between two candidates in Quebec Center. A death occurs in St John’s Ward, Davidle, a sailor, shot by Gardreau. three others wounded. Quebec City reports no further disturbances. police guard potential raids. Also notes Labor Reform Party convention plans in Columbus and marine news from London to Brest with arrivals of several steamships.
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Toronto
Ont
Quebec Center
St. John's Ward
Davidle
Pupy Map
Gardreau
Quebeec
Greencastle, Inc
Labor Refso
Indianapolis
Columbus
M. Pouerr
Labor Reform Party
Town meeting acts to quit claim State Square for federal use
Readable fragments show a Connecticut town voting to quit claim State Square to the city so it can donate the site to the United States for government buildings. Other items note labor union activities in Pennsylvania, a fatal accident near a frame schoolhouse, and planning for a September Pennsylvania state convention in Carlisle.
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Timothy G. Senter
Dean Academy
Boston
State Square
United States
Louisville
John O'Connell
Labor Reform Union No. 10
Williame
You Men’s Christian Association of Pennsylvania
Cresson
Carlisle
Pennsylvania
River reports and port arrivals at multiple towns on Aug 7 1872
Special reports from Brownsville Monongahela and towns along the Ohio River detail river levels from 2 feet 5 inches to 4 feet 6 inches, with most channels stationary or falling. Listings include arrivals and departures of river packets, weather notes, and temperatures, with many vessels named such as Henry Ames, Grand Jake, J H Johnson, City of Cairo, and others, across Cincinnati Gazette dispatched reports from Aug 7 1:27 PM to 9:50 PM.
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Monongahela
Brownsville
MoreanTown
W. Va
Wea
Om Crry
Henry Ames
St. Louis
WicxssouRe
Grand Jake
Mary Poe
Galthorm
Ohio
Magtetra
New State
Wheeling
H. Best
Muskingum
Zanesville
J. H.tohnson
St. Soats
Smoky City
Louisville
Cairo
Ark
Fort Gibson
Little Rock
Clarksville
Memphis
la Belle
Madison
Ashville
Tenn
Ironton
Dows
Witt
Packe
T . Kittie Hegler
Chesapeake
Brilliant
Fannie Agar
Brill
Oriole
Por ‘Smouth
Bostona
Cincinnati
Fannie Degas
Guyandotte
Daniel Boone
Madchester End
Ae H
Kittie Begler
Ohio No. 4
Evalviilix
Ind
R. C. Gray
Marement
Morning Star
Camelia
Idlewild
Lawrence
Liberty
Br. Louis
Alice
Belle Wyandotte
Vernon
Coal Hill
Pittsburgh
Carr
Ilt
Utah
Arkansas River
Florence
St. A
Belle
Anna
Dictator
Michi
City of
Mic
Cipeinnati
Musical dedication set for Democratic mausoleum eve
Terre Haute Express previews the dedications for the Democratic mausoleum tomorrow evening. Four renowned artists will perform in vocal color tones, backed by the congregation in a grand quartet. The program includes Bonnie Doon and other pieces, highlighting powerful, sweet, and precise voices.
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Terre Haute Express
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Rouseyville, Inc
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Vicksburg
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Shelbyville
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