Anti Secret Society Convention Nominates Presidential Candidate
In Ober-Mn the Anti-Secret Society Convention nominated Caintes Feavets Abias for President. The Senate Finance Committee raised whisky tax to 70 dx and may abolish the rectifier's tax. The Freeman's Journal denounces a Catholic figure in harsh terms. The Senate held an executive session on the supplemental treaty without resolution. In the House, a press approval amendment to the sundry appropriation bill was sworn in.
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Ober- Mn
Caintes Feavets Abias
Senate Finance Committee
Freeman's Journal
Catholic
Eeeley Fm
Greeley. J
Cotoners, May 23 acquittal and new assault charge
Special Dispatch reports Barney Ritter stood before Justice on May 23 for exiting with intent to kill at the Leiderkratz picnic but was acquitted. He was then arraigned for and charged with battery with intent to kill Otto Wel. The law officers struck out the intest to kill phrasing. Ritter now faces assault and battery charges. A grand excursion along the Hockinz Valley Railroad from Columbus to the Ohio National Bridge is planned for Friday May 31, led by T. W. Talmage, William H. Lott, and Isaac C. Afton. Other items note a sensational cemetery tale at Green Lawn and Buckeye Lodge proceedings in Columbus with officer elections and railroad interests in city. A July 2 vote in Fayette County and nearby townships will consider siding the Columbus & Maysville Railroad under the Boc-el law.
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Cincinnati Ganette
Cotoners
Barney Ritter
Leiderkratz
Ottowel
Law Ords
Ritter
Hockinz
Hockinz Valley Railroad From the City To the Ohio National Bridge
T. W. Talmage
William H. Lott
Isaac C. Afton
Green Lawn
North End
Stevens
W. R. Hazrett
Zanesville
A. F. Webb
David Clark
R. Reynolds
E. M. Slack
L. G. Thrall
Geo. W. Lott
Col. SN. Yeoman
Columbus
Maysville
Fayette County
Senate Executive Session and 19th Century Washington Updates
In Washington the Senate spent most of the day in executive session over the treaty and adjourned with plans to resume tomorrow. Sumner led opposition to the English settlement proposal while amendments to the supplemental article leave the substance unchanged. The debate around Butler's resolution reinforces the belief that the case centers on consequential damages rather than explicit pecuniary compensation. Reports suggest English delegates viewed Geneva as hostile, prompting press campaigns once they returned. The steamboat bill conference nears completion with most provisions favoring steamboatmen, preserving key House bill features. Henry Wilson’s Vice Presidency nomination gains momentum. George H. Brooks presented the rectifiers before the Finance Committee, with substantial tax reforms anticipated including abolition of rectifiers taxes and a nominal barrel tax for tracing. Consolidated tax raised to 70 cents from 65. The Claims Committee plans a bill tomorrow allowing ironclad contractors to seek relief in the Court of Claims. The House remains nearly full with Rogers’s admission, save for Massachusetts’s Brooks vacancy.
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Senate
Sumner
Schenck
Butler
Great Britain
Geneva
United States
Henry Wilson
George H. Brooks
Cincinnnati
Finance Committee
Sale of Indianapolis & Cincinnati Junction Railroad Decree Ordered
United States District Court judge Gresham orders a decree of foreclosure and sale for the Indianapolis & Cincinnati Junction. Jessup & Lancer and Lhutler and Foote, Trustees, have mortgage suits. Exempts J. M. Ridenour's east of the city property. Proceeds to be held in court for distribution. Three railroads to fit on the sale: Marietta & Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton, and Indianapolis, Bloomington & Western. The line is bankrupt and in receivership. Public school leaders meet privately in Chicago Cincinnati St Louis and more to discuss school interests. Associated Press report. City officers and 40 others spent time in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diepetch
Cincinnati Gazette
Ispraxarois
United States District Court
Gresham
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Jessup & Lancer
Lhutler and Foote
J. M. Ridenour
John L. Pickard
Chicago
John Harcock
W. Harris
St. Lewis
A. J. Rickoff
Fires Ravage Sash and Blind Factory and Tobacco Store
Fire destroyed a sash and blind factory and a tobacco store in Northeast Pennsylvania near Main and Lake streets, causing extensive damage to eight wooden buildings. The loss is estimated around 25,000 dollars, largely covered by insurance, with several neighboring structures affected and a row of buildings damaged in Mannington West Virginia where a separate blaze caused extensive destruction to Jones owned properties and a saddlery shop.
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Exim
Lake
W. Va
Mannington
W. Var
Jones
McCray
Columbus
Cincinnati
Wheeling Compasses
Australian News: Tin and platina finds and rail opening
Sax Flearesco reports that the Hawaiien mail service to Webb steamers is halted amid a government dispute. Tin deposits near the stream reach six feet. A rich platina mine is found near Buderner Victoria. Northeastern Railway sets first section open on the 11th. Gold found by a northern tele construction party in the northern territory. Wallaroo copper mines expand operations. Midas wrecked in Geographe Bay. Queensland mines advancing amid busy activity.
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Sax Flearesco
Webb
Buderner
Victoria
South Australia
Northern Territory
Foots
Wallaroo
Midas
Geographe Bay
Queensland
Auckland
Mexican Revolution Dispatches Near Camargo and Ceravlo
May 23 reports from Matamoras say revolutionists approach Camargo with reinforcements and Cortina units in the vicinity. Word also places Trerine near Ceravlo as clashes continue in the border region.
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Matamoras
Camargo
Cevalina
Cortina
Trerine
Ceralvo
Railroads, taxes and bills signaled in sweeping Congress actions
The article lists multiple Congressional moves including a five million railroad tax matter, revenue and tariff discussions, and bills signed by the President. It notes the naval bill, a reissue of U S securities, election law amendments, and a new Supreme Court appearance by Gordon. It also mentions construction of a new Western Union building, boundary commissions, and a supplemental treaty in executive session.
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United States
Chesl Court
Tolete
St. Paul, Minn
Congress
Erreee Railroad Co
Taion
Indian Territory
Chicago 4 Northwestern Railway Co
Michigan
Bontwell
Western Union Ti Company
Caierchan
Unveiling Shakespeare Statue in Central Park
New York May 3 unveiling of the Shakespeare statue in Central Park before about 7 000 spectators. Judge Daly spoke as Commission ers of Central Park and Ward’s inspiration cited Booth Wheatly Wallack and Wackett. Also reports on strikes and other city matters from the same edition.
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New Veek
Sharesteale
Shakespeare
Central Park
Dalgents G
Shakespeake
New York
Renin
Department of Public
Humbolde Schiller
Morse
Shelvapeney
Tate
Ted
Opinions of Greeley in Massachusetts Grant support urged
A Boston Herald dispatch reports efforts to back General Grant over Horace Greeley in Massachusetts and a mass labor meeting planned next week. Wendell Phillips favors Grant as the safer choice, warning against Greeley as a secessionist ally to Davis, while the Freeman's Journal and The World mock Greeley's acceptance letter and pledge.
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Cincinnati Gazette
New York
Boston
The
Herald
Massachusetts
Labor Reform Party
General Grant
Greeley
Wendell Phillips
General Butler
Senator Sumner
Sumner
Butler
Senator Wilson
Gen. Grant
Grant
Andy Johnson
Aorace Greeley
Mr. Greeley
Jeff. Davis
Horace Greeley
White House
Jeff Davis
Seward
Lincoln
North Carolina
Ku-Klux
Greeleys
Freeman's Journal
Democratic Party
Gratz Brown
Baltimore
America
Europe
Commune
International
Heaven
Tribune
Keeley
Cincinnati
Union City Trotting Park Fair Dates Announced
Union City Union City Trotting Park Association plans its annual fair for May 19 and 20 with a June listing to follow. The group reports reorganized status, three thousand dollars paid-up capital, and track improvements aiming for top national quality. Half-fare railroad arrangements are being arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Gazette
Union City, Inc
Union City Trotting Park Association
Schurz to Europe After Congress Adjourns
St Louis May 23 reports say Senator Schurz will go to Europe for the summer after Congress adjourns, diminishing talk of his support for Greeley. Illinois State Convention at Springfield shows strong unity, with most nominations on first ballot and Liberal faction weak. Dick Oglesby expected to win by large margin. Ex senator Henderson denied backing Greeley. he will align with Philadelphia convention. Lirrte Rock Aux May 23 Brindle Convention endorses Greeley and condemns opposition.
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Schurz
Ilinois
Henderson
Cincinnati Gazette
St. Louis
Congress
Europe
Gratz Brown
Jefferson City
Greeley
Illinois
Springfield
Dick Oglesby
Philadelphia
Liberal Convention in Arkansas Agitates Reform
The Arkansas Liberal Convention at Rock May 23 adjourned for a 2 pm session with speakers denouncing fraud and calling for universal suffrage and honest, economical government. Delegates to a Philadelphia convention were urged to back Horace Greeley and B Gratz Brown, amid a broader push for civil reform.
Methodist General Conference Chooses St Louis for Next Session
In Brooklyn on May 23 the Methodist General Conference voted to hold the next quadrennial session in St Louis, with Cincinnati receiving limited support. A special committee on ordination proposed St Louis for ordination services at the Academy of Music, while debate continued on venue and time changes.
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Methodist General Conference
Brooklyy
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Academy of Music
Simpson M. E
Illinois
New Hampshire
Alpha Delta Phi Convention Closes in Derezorr May
The 40th Alpha Delta Phi convention closed its session at Peninsular University in Derezorr today. Rev Dr Ells of Crew led the proceedings. For next year Moses C Tyler will be president with Rev Dr Storrs Lowell and James Rusee assisting.
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Derezorr
Alpha A Phi
Ells
Crew
Moses C. Tyler
Storrs Lowell
James Rusee
Death of Evansville Mayor Ends Long Term Service
The longtime Evansville mayor Bet of Evansville died this evening in his 60s after a prolonged illness. Funeral services will suspend business and be held Saturday afternoon. Local officials and residents mourn the leader who served the city for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bet
Evansville
Bete Tee
Violent Storm at Fortress Monroe Ends Brief
A violent storm at Fortress Monroe on May 23 lasted about thirty minutes and was accompanied by heavy lightning. No casualties have been reported, though damage details are unclear due to the damaged text.
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Fortress Monroe
Fousuues Mownox
Saene
Rochefort to sail for New Caledonia on eve of departure
Paris May 23 Henry Rochefort whose departure for New Caledonia has been delayed will sail tomorrow for the island with other convicted Communists. The remains of Louis Philippe to be buried at Dreux and the Prince and Princess of Wales expected in Paris amid debate in the Assembly. Spain Sagasta resigns amid funds controversy while ministerial crisis continues. Italy Prince Humbert to depart for Berlin after Italy visit. Syria Antioch grinds to rubble as earthquakes and quakes persist. Britain Baltimore steamer damaged after collision near Hastings and likely to break up. The Nova Scotian giantess Anna Swan Bates bore a stillborn baby. In London markets, various bonds and commodities trade with mixed results. The U.S. Senate considers naval appropriations and anti secret society candidates gain traction in Ohio. The Lenoxian news notes Franklin Adams nomination threads.
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Rochefort
New Caledonia
Paris
Henry Rochefort
Louis Phillippe
Thiers
M&king
England
Dreux
Department
Eure Et Loir
Prince OF Wales
Spain
Sagasta
Mapnio
Congress
Interior
Maprio
Cortes
Senor Sugasta
Council
Amadeus
Senor Zabala
Gerona
Italy
Baltimore
Loxpos
Southampton
Bremen
Hastings
Anna Swan Bates
America
Nova
Congress Debates Oath Repeal and Court Claims Bills
In Wasumerox May 23, the House and Senate discussed key measures. Hawlin’s resolution to expel an Associated Press reporter was sent to Privileges and Elections. J Trumbull reported bills repealing the ironclad oath and enabling new trials in the Court of Claims, plus a tax refund for State judicial salaries, while opposing a bill allowing defendants to testify. The Senate met in executive session and adjourned at 5:10 p.m. A president’s amnesty bill was approved and several amendments debated surrounding court records and clerks.
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Congress
Senate
House
Mesage
Eooers
North Coreliss
Mississippi
Senate Lili
Famzacer
Gregez
United States
Hawlin
Associated Press
Committee On Privileges and Elections
J. Trumbull
Ill
Committee On Judiciary
Court of Claims
Spencer
Ala
District of Columbia
Alexandria
Manassas
Capitol Hill
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Chio
Corbett
Oregon
Cameron
Voorhees to Speak in Terre Haute on Railroad Lease
Terre Haute Indiana May 23 The Crawfordsville and Southwestern Railroad Company has leased and will operate the Evansville and Crawfordsville line between Terre Haute and Rockville about twenty miles. Hon D W Voorhees is in town and will speak in Public Square Park on Saturday evening, drawing a large anticipated audience.
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Terre Haute
Theransport, Crawfordsville & Southwestern Railroad Company
Evansville
Crawfordsville
Rockville
D. W. Voorhees
Public Square Park
Anti-Secret Society Convention at Oberlin Meets
The Anti Secret Society Convention convened at Oberlin in the morning. A plan to perform Royal Arch Mason ceremonies by an ex-Mason was dropped after church objections. Dr J Thorne of Fairmount Ind described Masonic rites, signs and oaths. The Cynosure was placed under Ezra Cook & Co Chicago for publication. A political action meeting was set for 7 PM. The Freedmen committee urged continuing work and raising 125000 dollars within the year.
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OpErus
J. Thorne
Fairmount
Ind
Ezra Cook & Co
Chicago
The Trial of the Rev Dr Huston Barrimonte May 23
The examination of witnesses in the Huston case continued at Trinity Church parsonage. Prosecution finished evidence on the Hopkins charge. defense witnesses began. The ecclesiastical inquiry closed for Hopkins today, with the more serious schoolgirl intimacy charge to be taken up tomorrow.
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Barrimonte
Dr. Huston
Trinity Church Parsonage
Virginia Hopkins
Huston
The Impeachment of the New York Judges
Judge McCann responds to impeachment charges arguing lack of Senate jurisdiction and that the alleged offenses do not warrant removal under the Constitution. He denies all allegations and contests the charges as framed.
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New York
Alpanyy
McCann
Senate
Meeting backs vote for railroad aid in Totopo Ohio
A Board of Trade gathering in Totopo Ohio pledges to secure a city electors vote under the Boe sel railroad law for an appropriation not exceeding 200000 toward constructing the Columbus & Toledo Railroad. The article also notes Cuban sugar crop prospects and several ships arriving in New York and Queenstown.
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Totopo
Board of Trade Rooms
Columbus
Toledo
Boesel
Cotton Markets Quiet Yet Firm Across Cities
Cotton markets in New Ogewans and Savannah report firm conditions with middling prices around 21 to 22 3/4 cents. Charleston shows strong demand with middling at 22 1/2 cents. Mosselx notes continued firmness with middling at 22 1/2 cents and notable stock on hand.
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New Ogewans
C&ton
Liverpool
Garyzstor
Bavannah
Charleston
MossLx
New York Live Stock Market Report May 23
New York live stock market reports slow arrivals across cattle hogs and lambs. Cattle totals reach 7 600 head from Saturday as prices fall about four cents with varied weights and destinations. Hogs arrivals total 28 600 head since Saturday with underpowered demand and price softness. Sheep and lambs see first Texas sheep and lambs here with small wool sheep at 6 cents per pound and Virginia Jersey lambs quoted up to 18 15 cents per pound.
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New York
Coainmunipaw
Que Hunth Street
Weehawken
Texas
Illinois
Ohio
Virginia
Jersey
Buffalo Live Stock Market Report Shows Mixed Demand
Receipts include cattle and hogs with steers from 1,053 to 1,441 pounds at around 512 to 650 dollars. Sheep numbers near 2,400 head with prices improving slightly. Hog sales show 4,200 head today with some lots around 206 pounds selling near 450 dollars.
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Sunie
Ohio
Baltimore Live Stock Market Report May 23
Baltimore market brief notes a general decline in live stock prices with weaker demand. Prices for common to extra grades fall from 575 to 96 50 per unspecified unit, with overall trading activity down and weekly totals noted.
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Baltimore
Battimore
Geeerliy
Rowipat
Minor Telegrams and Pardons Query Circulation in Paterson
A circulated petition in Paterson seeks clemency for Pardons to commute a life sentence. The telegram item notes 1,000 signs and references The Lruitile Line and a Philadelphia gas fare controversy. A man named H. Horn, 26, was shot and killed by a man who fled after the incident at a saw mill on the 17th.
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Ealenas Eeneerien
Monteijh
Aogan Oyted
Paterton
N. A
Iboie
Lonis
H. Horn
Aparece
River Weather and Water Levels Across Towns on May 23 to 28
Telegraph river reports list rising or falling levels at towns from New Olinncans to Louisville with stations noting inches or feet of water, weather cloudy or clear, and occasional freight movements. Ports show boats up and down with arrivals and departures at Cincinnati, Evansville, St Louis, and Cairo amid variable river conditions.
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Cincinnati Gasette
New Olinncans
GarxEnspono
Moneantown
W. Va
Brownsville
Tionary
Prrissune
Monongahela
Tlettsburg
Chiesa
Fleetwood
Dugan
Marterra
Seaves
Wheeling
Julia No
Zanesville
Gaturotis
Oriole
Clara Scott
Chesapeake
PortsMov
Andes
Telegraph
Nashville
Tenn
Barkesville
Cameae
Upper Cumbernd
Granite State
Portsmouth
Courie- de
Parkersburg
VicxssuRe
C. B. Church
John F. Tolle
Pauline Carroll
Mary Alice
John A. Wood
H.C. Wilson
Ironr Tor
Alex. Chembers
Tom Farrow
Condor
Louisville
Charmer
John Kilgour
Cincinnati
J. E. Rankin
Evansville
Alice Brown
Memphis
New Orleans
St. Lovuis
Lake Superior
St. Paul
Cowan
City of Keithsburg
Cairo
Alice
Kansas City
Harry Johnson
Keokuk
Bismarck
Kellogg
Barges
Belle la Crosse
Wolff
Peoria
Petrel
Ohio River
City of Helena
Era Park Hunter
Reed
Grand Tower
St. Louis
Davenport
Cincinnnati
Robt. Mitchell
Colorado
R. C. Cipay
Arkansas River
Hontinetor
Esapeake
Ironton
Crossley
Fannie Dugan
Kittie Hezler
Charleston
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Iron Mountain
Trial of Barclay Opens With Letter and Confessions
Special correspondence from Columbus describes the third day of John Barclay's trial. Testimony centers on cashier Winchell, contractor Driscoll, and Jacob H. Cly who details Barclay’s movements, alleged purchases, and a coerced note. A discovered jail letter urges a man named Charley to arrange an escape with funds, marking a crucial addendum to testimonies and cross-examinations.
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House Committee On Claims
Rogers
Brooks
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Junction Railroad
Pwtapetritia
Sash and Blind
Baeen Ag Sag Om
Peeters
Bachelle
Australian News
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Gordon Gordon
Lord Gordon
Supreme Court
Sherif
Senate Committee On
Panamen
Ole Ye
Archfield Campbell
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Geo
Stokes
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F. A. ‘Walker
Cotton Commission
Yeterday
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Tama Wade Ay
Custom House
Union City Races
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Brindle Convention
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Burlin
Y. Newlin
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Bergen
van Buren
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J. W. Jones
John
Irick
Jonathan Dixon
Livingston
Joseph Coult
CuarioTe
N.C
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Vance
Ricamoso
Bactmore
Presbyterian General Assembly
Detroit
Mica
Thompson
Japan
Baldwin
Col. Snowdon
Persia
Mr. Gray
Canada Presbyterian Church
Geo. Bell
Synod of the Presbyterian Church In Canada
Church of Scotland
Wm. Milligan
John Marshall Lang
Church of Scot
Ric Smith
Presbyterian Church of Ireland
Niccolls
Gov. Baldwin
American Baptist Home Missionary Society
American Baptist Home M Society
Jo A Williams
Southern Presbyterian Assembly
Ricumoxp
Richard McIlvaine
Richmond
M. D. Hoge
Associate Reform Church In America
Dinwiddie
Old School Presbyterian Synod of Missouri
Little Rock
Ark
Cumberland Presbyterian Assembly
Exp
General Assembly of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Alpha Delta Phi Convention
France
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Prince and Princess of Wales
Friends of the Empire
Journal Des Debats
Bazaige
Prince Humbert
Princess Margherita
Milan
Berlin
Frederick Charles
Prussia
Syria
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Aleppo
Bank of England
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Segecs
Loxpon
Orleans
Holman
Commi
Clinton
Committee On Naval
J. Ht
Ind Keokuk Rae
Trea Ors Asaaa
United Iorates
Scofield
Secretary of the Navy
Sener
Anti-Secret Society
Charles Francis Adams
Onxrin
National Christian Association
Unanimente
M.husetts
Charles H. Howard
Wickiess
National i
James Blanchard
Wheaton Ill
Philo Carpenter
Chicago, IL
J. A. Hart
Wheaton, Il
L. Bailey
L. N. Stratton
B. Allen
O. Hand
Wisconsin
C. A. Chard
W.B. Orvis
Indiana
Adam Floyd
Pennsylvania
J. M. Snyder
Milton Wright
Oberlin
Wasumerox
Nate
Huar
Mass
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Buell
Military Committee
New York Tribune
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N. Y
Cobuen
New York ‘Tribune
Pope
Civil Service
Mr. Coburn
Maynard
de Garfield
Smalley
Gen. Schenck
Garfield
Clers
Dawes
Scof
Cary
Columbus & Toledo Railroad
Buffalo Live Stock Market
John Barclay
Barclay
Dr. Strowbridge
H. T. Strawbridge
Madison County
Winchell
National Exchange Bank
London
Cace
Patrick Driscoll
Nash
Jacob H. Cly
Cly
Alum Creek Bridge
Bretuken Cuares
J. B. Rusk
Columbusr
Hee
Purpiss
Tney
John Haze
Kate Summer
Charley
Harley
Saing
Truley
Frank
W Gould
J.B
W. G
Garner
Mr. Walcutt
Noble
United Authority
Alto
Delaware
Olds
Relay
Sells Bros. Circus
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Converse
Nes
Con
Rankin
Simly
Gould
Woods
Barcla
Sheri Thompson
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Harclay
Gramer
T O Barclay
Hunt's Corner
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Mr. Davidson
David Laughlin
Garver
Somerford
Davidson's
Isaac Foreman
Express
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James Arbuckle
William Evans
Evans
Whalen
St Someclace
Henry Renae
George Phalen
Sylvester Cook
Cook
Henry Ward Beecher
Des Moines
Iowa
Jennie
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R. Beecher
Henry Warden
Brooklyn
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E. T. Cressy
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W. L. Rolfe
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Charles Dudley Warner
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Atlantic Monthly
Sorrento Days
Warner
Osgood
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Talmage
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