State Alican Convention endorses wing delegates in April
The convention in Lortle Rock selected wing delegates for the Ohio race, listing names such as Powell Clayton Dorsey Me ER Dawson Snyder Sats Peek Walters Johnson Gally Vous Fulton Torrens W Lyth Benjani and Caldwell. The group discussed amendments to the constitution and election timing, noting past votes and fraud concerns but deciding not to nominate a ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Caldwell
Scalia
Soaniee
Morton
Wunagras
United States
Penyreas
Republican Party
Lorene
Statmo
Springfield Man Charged With Conducting Business
A Springfield resident named Some seme Jobe f Norris faced charges related to conducting business without proper authorization. The case centers on alleged illicit operations and deceptive practices spanning several sectors. Authorities say Norris used multiple offices and fronts to run his activities, with potential penalties including confinement and fines.
Love, Jealousy and Death in a Fatal Shoemaker Case
A fragmentary note reports a fatal shooting linked to jealousy between two shoemakers, Ames Bennett and Seen Stanton. The transcript mentions they lived and worked in the area, with jealousy named as the motive in their deadly confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Stanton
Parton Marriage Bill Vetoed By Governor Rice
A botched April 28 report notes Gov. Rice vetoed the Parton marriage bill. The item claims the act exceeds constitutional legislative power and cites a supposed eerie marriage of James Parton as context, though details are unclear and language appears fragmentary.
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Parton
Rostos
Gov. Rice
James Parton
Arrivals Reported at Marine New York April 27
The steamer Perriere arrived from Havre and San Francisco on April 27. The Pacific Marine City of Sydney also reached Marine, NYC, from Panama and intermediate ports.
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New York
Perriere
Havre
San Francisco
Pacific
Marine City of
Sydney
Panama
War Department Telegram and Repatriation Schedule
War Department releases a medical telegram and repatriation update dated April 28 at 7:00 A.M. detailing the status of crpxenematt cases and related movements. Officials outline steps for processing and coordinating transport, with emphasis on early morning dispatches and compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Avay
Weather Forecast for Washington D C April 28
The bulletin notes a light southeast to southwest wind then cooler northwest winds. A warm spell gives way to rain with a rising barometer and clearing conditions later. Skies turn clear as weather improves across the region.
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Wasuixoror
D. C
Unclear fragments touch on rail plans and events
Fragmentary notes reference Continental travel show in Philadelphia, New stock for building lines, and a denied postponement motion. Mentions Belknap and Montenegrins amid a jumble of names, places, and events, with no coherent single story or dates clearly readable.
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P. T. Barnum
Philadelphia
Aba
Wwe
Mukhtar Pasha
Belknap
Great Powers Seek Concordat Between Church and State
Reported conference of representatives from leading powers discusses methods to end armed conflict between the United States and the Church, aiming for spiritual independence and a formal concordat. The Chicago Tribune cites alleged plots involving whisky ring investigations and Bristow, with motives of revenge and power as perjury and attacks are feared.
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Washington
Bristow
Railway Dispute Turbulence Rises Over Freight Rates
The article reports a tangled railway conflict involving the New York Central Grand Trunk and Pennsylvania Central management. It notes coercive moves to adjust tariffs for eastbound traffic amid protests by Canadian counterparts and a push to restore harmony between disputing parties.
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New York
Wye
New York Central
Western
New 'E
Inglane Ax
Grand Trunk Railway of Sones
Grand Trunk
New York. Central
Etie
Pennsylvania
Vanderbilt
Poe
York Central
Commodore
Central
Graed Trask
Oe Central
Perces
Eo Organica
A Visit With Clara Morris At Home In New York
The article describes Clara Morris in her opulent New York home, noting her beauty, stage prowess, and refined household. It portrays Mr Morris as an old‑school, courteous host, her mother‑in‑law, and their dogs Ragsy Louis and Frisco. The piece recalls her studio habits, love of acting, and a family dinner with vivid domestic detail.
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New York
Prederteh
Harlara Morris
Clara
Louis
Clara Morris
Laker
Mary
Teck
Ragsy
Frisco
The Memorable Desnert and Dined Fish Tale
A fragmentary passage describes an afternoon by a river where lovers wander in a dreamlike setting. The text mixes poetic lines about tasting fruit and wine with garbled words and misread phrases, ending with a stray attribution to the New York Sun.
Hayes for President predicted by Ohio party
Fragmented text from a London Times page reflects discussion on labor and political influence. It suggests the Ohio party supports Hayes for President, amid ambiguous references to labor, capital, and national direction.
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London Times
Capuiad
Ohio
The Cost of Missing a Train
In Philadelphia on April 26, F E. L. Davenport and Law Barrett failed to catch a train on time from the city. They were forced to travel by another route, arriving in Washington just in time at a cost of 250 dollars.
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Philadelphia Press
E. L. Davenport
Law
Barrett
Harting
Washington
Oh my opportunity sparks from Dayton Journal page
Fragmentary Dayton Journal text mentions an opportunity tied to Commercial to ax the cassette and a vague note about Halstead leaning toward Have or Blaine for a week or two and a choice about Aerolla.
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The
Dayton Journal
Halstead
Have
Blaine
Aerolla
A Solemn Thought from the Commercial on Hayes
The text reflects a critical take from a paper titled The Commercial expressing disappointment with Hayes. It links his rejection for the role of governor and suggests recurring disillusionment in the referenced era and place. No clear date or location is provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariog
Hayes
Yale
Gan
Kilbourne Habeas Corpus Refused In Slam Political Fight
Kilbourne loses bid for release as judge Cartier denies writ of habeas corpus. He is remanded to U S Marshal to answer indictment for refusing to testify. Democrats threaten impeachment and re-summon Kilbourne before Real Estate Pool Committee if he refuses to answer. Senate debates postponement on Belknap impeachment and backs continued hearing while cabinet notes fight over access to original papers.
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Citcinagt Tine
Wastinctos
D.C
Kilbourne
Cartier
Hallett Kilbourne
Senate
Belknap
Carpenter
Edmunds
Sherman
Prelempore
Merrillson
Sherma
Yeas
Edmonds
Nave
Messrs
Bruce
Hslayton
Cragin
Dawes
Dorsey
English
Chamber
Democratic House
Democratic
Pierrepont
Indian supply crisis worsens amid reserve rail delays
Telegrams from Fort Laramie report no supplies issued to three Indian points since the 10th inst. Indians near starvation risk raids unless Congress approves funds and the government forwards provisions. Gen Crook argues for free powers to sustain aid. Brown's body to arrive for burial today.
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Omaha
N&b
Redlaud
Spotted Tail
Fort Laramie
Crazy Horse
Crook Yten
H. B. Brown
Brown
Telegram reports straits open and ice drift near ship
A telegram from Point Ignace dated April 28 notes straits are open and several propellers have passed through, with St. Albans possibly first. Vessels ashore near Graham's Reef, one in danger as ice drifts against her side. Whitefish Bay is reported to be completely broke up with clear water extending many miles.
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DaerRorr
Point
Ignace
St. Albans
Railroad transfer decree names Bouwil as general manager
A private telegram from Puertoport dated April 5 reports Judge Dillon issued a decree transferring the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railroad from William Bond as Receiver to the Union Trust Company New York and appointing William Bouwil as its general manager.
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Cee
Louis
Pryeuport
Dillon
Missouri, Kansas, and Texas Railroad
William Bond
Union , Trust Company
New York
William Bouwil
Suspension Notice in Balti more Salt Trade
In Baltimore Alt Thomas Dai and Co suppliers of salt have suspended operations amid liabilities totaling about 100000 dollars, affecting trade and creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Alt. Thomas Dai & Co
Settlement Day Amid Small Failures at Two Ports
Loxbos reports two failures on the Stock Ex charge at this port and one at Manchester yesterday, with another today, all small. Settlement otherwise passes quietly as a steamer from New York to Havre arrives. The Goethe, Capt. Meyer of the Hamburg American line, sailed New York April 14 for Pauburg, reporting April 24.
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Manchester
Non
New York
Havre
Goethe
Meyer
Pauburg
River News Updates and Tow Contents from April Sail
Additional river traffic details from April show coal tows and coke loads for Citinal Sees and Louisville routes, with vessels like the Mary Miller and B Williams active. Reports note river levels rising, then falling, with showery weather, packet schedules, and freight movements among Evansville, New Albany, Cairo, and Memphis ports.
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Monongahela
Ues
Malice Bago
Sam Brown
Peet
My Choice
Citinal
Louisville
J. A. Cakes
Ian Eas
Mary Miller
John. L. Rhoads Deaves
Morrow
Nes
St. Lowis
Williams
Mississippi
Irontox
Baining
Fleetwood and Exchange
Emma Graham
Portsmouth
Pittsburg
New Albany
ACM
Tarascon
McHrokex
Ayre
Ashland
Evansville
Nashville
Cincinnati
Florence
Susie Silver
New Orleans
Nellie Spears
Millar
Conrad
Memphis
Pat. Cleburne
Cairo
Silverthorn
Wook
Oil markets surge with varied prices across cities
Special Dispatch notes Pittspore and Titusville markets opening nominally, Philadelphia delivery quoted at 176 to 177 dollars for united stock, bids at 195 and 2 dollars asked, oil trades volatile with bulls pushing and bears pulling. several failures and nothing immediate in shipment amid widespread price fluctuations.
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Pittspore
Philadelphia
Parker
United
Titusville
Bristow on Resumption Act and 1879 plans
The Toledo Blade notes Secretary Bristow sees no embarrassment in carrying out the Resumption Act on January 1 1879. It criticizes a Toledo advocate for attacking Bristow while praising his earnest efforts to resume specie payments and urges voters to judge a presidential candidacy by such stance.
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Bristow
Greenmcks
Toledo
Bristow F
Hindostan Wheat Exports Stir English Market
Philadelphia Ledger notes Hindostan sending large wheat shipments to England at prices undercutting lower grades. Prague discussions warn of competition from cheap Indian labor and Suez transport, urging cheaper production to keep England as a customer. Trade circles split on market impact, yet circulars confirm Calcutta wheat entering Liverpool sale.
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Hindostan
Prague
Suez Canal
England
Lowe
Calcutta
Liverpool
New Club Slogan Sparks Curious Exchange
An exchange questions the idea of a new club described as offering home comforts, asking why not pursue a home with clulgytuforts, a playful twist on familiar phrasing. The colorful remark hints at a lighthearted community chatter floor.
Post-trader testimony on appointment claims in Wisconsin case
Johnson County records show post-trader Ronnaifan Jr testifying before Elymer Cimmittes that he received his appointment directly from the President and was paid. He asserts a denunciation by the Treasury Department examiners and notes that the case remains pending. Assistant Conant is expected to adjust the matter, with Judge Mubbell and the district attorney detailing the proceedings.
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AL. Ronnaifan, Jr
Stevespon
Dakota
Elymer Cimmittes
Hiet
Dolbiet
Abe
Appaiit Mle
Conaurite Ce
Todas
Sahin
Auys
Washington
Assistian Rejery Conant
Fudge Mubbell
Isconsin
Fsa Gale Bts
Panama Railroad Drivers and Navy Yard Freight Bonds
The Panama Railroad Company has tied up stores of Vic steamer City of Panama and Pacific Mail steamers, with bond requirements for indemnity. Reports mention Chinese and Hansom families plotting schemes to defraud the Government, and Dom Pedin rumored to move directly tomorrow instead of Virginia City, his plans kept closely.
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San Francisco
Panama Railroad Company
Hay. Ak
Dom ‘Pedin
Virginia
Wah
Sient
Funeral of Barney Williams Held at St Stephens Church
The funeral of Barney Williams was held today from St Stephens Catholic Church. The church was filled beyond capacity and the street in front was lined with people unable to enter. Attendees included many locals and visitors from other cities.
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Barney Williams
St. Stephens’ Catholic
Eters Pari
London Stop Exchange Reports Another Failure
London telegrams report another failure at the stop exchange with a notable amount involved, noted as a significant financial setback in the market reports from the day.
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London
Mining Stock Market Lore Warned by Virginia CityPaper
The Virginia City Enterprise editorial critiques claims about mining stock stability after a market shock. It cites Kans Adley and a knowledgeable editor noting a careful review of Virginia and California reports, suggesting recent conditions may be as good as a year ago.
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San Francisco
Virginia City
Enterprise
Kans Adley
Virginia
California
Death of Brigadier General Henry B Muirhed
Philadelphia report notes Brigadier General Henry B Muirhed died after a brief illness. The piece also covers the Wishart Burns and Calvert conspiracy trial verdict of guilty for issuing bogus bonds to fraudulently bolster a sham insurance firm. The defense motion for a new trial was urged.
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Philadelphia
Henry B. Muirhed
Wishart
Burns and Calvert
Market notes from Chicago and Philadelphia grain and pork prices
Grain and hog market snapshot shows unsettled wheat with May at 97 cash and 884 for May, June bids mixed. corn and oats lower while barley and pork firm. Whisky at 107, hog receipts 10,000 with weakish cash market. Philadelphia and Chicago quotes mixed, May futures drifting, July prices noted with limited clarity.
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ChicaGo
Sermons and Social Etiquette at a Grande Hotel
A fragmentary scene sets Norman McLeod preaching in Ayeshire while a Chicago figure, Louis Meacham, attends a gathering at the Grandé Hotel. A parishioner debates if a sermon merits praise as a neighbor praises the oration, and two youths quarrel over whether etiquette requires a young lady to ask a call after departure.
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Louis “Meacham
Chicago
City
Grandé Hotel
Session Notes on Belknap Impeachment and Appropriation Debate
In Wasatsuros on April 26 the House discussed the Speaker's decision on the Cartle case and the discharge from intody. Kilbourn received permission for managers of the Belknap impeachment inquiry to pursue testimony, with War Department and Treasury witnesses possible. Amendments to the legislative appropriation bill were debated. one proposal to raise territorial divisional compensation was rejected. A point of order by Mr Keelye limited amendments not directly tied to the bill’s subject matter, prompting party-line exchanges as Republicans backed retrenchment and Democrats challenged expense increases. The Speaker upheld the ruling against certain amendments, and the floor discussion continued.
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Little Rock
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Huribart
Minois
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Lord
Senate
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Conks
HOUSE
Cartle
Hallet Kilbourn
Belknap
Antille
Gunmidiite Ou Pa Penditare
War Department
Tere
Hubbard
Niinois
Keelye Wade
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