Wanresbevete special dispatch on Republican strength
A Boston letter writer says the Republican Party is strong and free of Sumner whose influence has harmed the party. Reports from Virginia West Virginia and Iowa describe rebels, anti Greeley sentiment, and GOP hopes of gains. A West Virginia note predicts Jacobs will win as independent anti Greeley candidate. An Iowa letter notes a warm campaign and rising confidence in victory. The White House expects the President to arrive tomorrow.
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Time and Chronicle
Wasniortos
Boston
General Grant
Sumner
Democratic Party
Massachusetts
Leve
Webster
Democrate
Grant
Caese
Sameer
Joby Quincy Adams
Greeley
Sherandosh Mountains
Virginia
Congress
South
West Virginia
Jacobs
Iowa
White House
Washington Letter Orders Full Probe Into Prisoner Conditions
In Washington on August 7 a dispatch reports a lather freee Gerritt to the President urging the return of Kee Kicx usedy at the Albany Fescee wary. The letter was referred to Colonel Be ee ents, Me Srrecement Batons five Corps, to the institution where prisoners are held. The request directs a complete investigation into their condition and reporting all facts to the Department.
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Washineton
Albany
John. W. ‘Carrington
Manersous
Carrington
Miss Dickinco
Miss An Y
Banquo
Lady Ridere
Anne of Bohemia
Richard II
N. Y
Central Park
Centre Park
Fifth Avenue
New Albany Republicans Cheer North Carolina Returns
The Republicans exult over North Carolina returns as Democrats in the district grow quiet. Republican clubs plan a hundred gun salute tonight to celebrate the news. Also noted are the arrival of Democratic recruit Newbury Charles Diston and the sudden death of Mary C. Tuley, aged seventy.
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Times and Chronicle
Izv
North Carolina
Newbury Charles Diston
Mary C. Tuley
Railroad Collision Kills Three on Mobile and Ohio Line
Passengers arriving from the Mobile and Ohio Railroad report a wreck between Humboldt and Troy stations yesterday. Three people, described as negroes, were killed and five wounded when two cars telescoped. The smoking car crushed the next car, forcing passengers to exit through a hole cut in the floor.
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Times and Chronicle
Mumrunis
Texx
Mobile and Ohio
Humboldt
Troy
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Unscrutinized OCR Note From Prrrescne August 8 Incident
An unclear August 8 entry notes a 4 o clock attempt involving Waing and entry at seal opening. It mentions a Lieut demanding something from Mr Evans and other unreadable phrases. The fragmentary text provides minimal verifiable facts and entities.
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Prrrescne
den Pombe
Evans
Senator Wilson Addresses Indiana Mass Meeting
Senator Wilson spoke to a large crowd in Logansport Indiana praising the Republic party and General Grant while criticizing the Liberal Republican movement. He urged Indiana voters to stand firm, argued the Democratic party offered nothing for the working toiling classes, and predicted continued party strength with Grant at the helm.
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Sarene
Sera Tanga
Orth
Republices Party
Grange
Sigaorag
Repubblicas
Sdae
Grant
Indiana
Penns
Bliiana
Salone
Phan
Bega Baer
Wes
Logansport
Stanley Entratained by Editor in Dinner Reflections
Mr Mailer editor of the Anglo American entertained Mr Stanley Herald correspondent at a dinner at the Jastor United States Service Club last night. Gen Sherman Minister Curtin Moran and many press representatives were present. Pleasant speeches followed and Stanley was warmly congratulated on his perseverance and success.
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Mailer
Anglo- Amercan
Herald
Jastor
United States Service Club
Gen. Sherman
Curtin
Moran
American Legation
America
Henry Rawlinson
Royal Geographical Society
Dr. Livingstone
England
SalLons
Livonia
Ashbury
Delegates Gather as Congressional Convention Opens
Special Dispatch from Lancaster Ohio reports a large influx of delegates from district counties for the Congressional Convention. Candidates named include Franklin three-Jewett Bingham Baker. Peny Wim Finch. Pickaway Walling Griswold. Delegates discuss caucusing and potential votes, with A L Perritt chosen chairman and Lewis Green and M C Rutter as secretaries. A motion on counting full county votes was debated and then approved. Convention recesses until 2 PM.
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Times and Chronicle
Lancaster
Franklin
Jewett
Bingham
Baker
Pairfield
Chas. D. Martin
van Tramp
Peny
Wim. E. Finch
Pickaway
Walling
Griswold
Ech
Columbus
Haniling
I. P
Innes
Tempo Ddtry
A. L. Perritt
Lewis Green
Perry
M. C. Rutter
Fairfield
George Converse
Converse
Samcaster
Commie
A. L Perril
Daniel Mcallister
Peter Duffy
A. BR. van Cleat
Geo. L. Converee
John G. Reeves
Congress
H. J. Jewett
Frankl
Wayne Griswold
W. B Finck
L Baber
F. I. Bingham
P. van Tramp
Primklin County
Franklin County
van Tromp
Birgham
Baber
Vee Tramp
Perry County
Finck
Picksway
Celewold
Wi-Hirswo
Ham
Ven Preamp
Finch Pickaway
Grisworld
Meeting of the Three Emperors and European Peace
The Provincial Correspondent reports the upcoming meeting of the German, Russian, and Austrian emperors as a guarantee of peace for Europe. It notes Germany aims to strengthen bonds with Austria and Russia and that she prepared the path for their friendship.
National Labor Reform party reassembly at Columbus Convention
By order of the National Executive Committee of the Labor Reform party the Columbus Convention is reassembled for August 21. Each state will have full representation under the original call and members must attend to fulfill the convention’s duty.
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Greencastle
Isp
Labor Reform Party
Columbus
Janes
A.M. Pret
The
Carlist prisoners sent to the Canaries amid imperial reforms
In AugustMapaiv a Carlist prisoner report notes prisoners sent to the Canaries while the Cabinet submits to the King a set of regulations aimed at abolishing slavery in Spanish dominions.
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Mapaiv
Canaries
Political and racing items from a late 19th century paper
A mixed summary of political maneuvers and public notices. Gratz Brown and Greeley support signals. Erie Vice-Presidency resignation. Louisville Convention rumors. Hartford land transfers for government use. trials in Jeffersonville and Germanton. New York figures sailing. suicides linked to temperance. Labor Reform Union actions. horse races with times and purses. Connecticut Democratic meeting. Jay Gould and Buffalo race results.
Thiers commends Calais action amid mining strike
New York dispatch notes Thiers praises the Calais Prefect for suppressing the coal miners strike as about one hundred thousand men are at Versailles. He says the Republic must subdue disorder and foreign instigation. Reports name a Chicago agent and Belgian unions as organizers. Troops reinforce the Paris region to protect work and quell mobs. A Tromville dispatch says Thiers seeks health only as a cover for treaty talks with England and Belgium.
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Vrascek
New York
Thiers
Calais
Versailles
Republic
Chicago
United States
Internationales of
Belgium
Paris
Tromville
England
Political conference ends without agreement in New Orleans
In New Orleans on August 8 a conference among Liberal Democratic and Republican factions failed to reach a consensus. Delegates from the Liberal and Pinchback factions clashed with Democrats over the state ticket and key offices including governor and lieutenant governor.
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New Orleans
Saronie Cainatiee
Uently
Beck’ Publican Committee
Eee
Biate
Tus Peeting
Facie
Bakeemore
Tomemes
Convention Nominating Fight Continues Into Evening
The August convention resumes after a chaotic session with votes for Congressional nominees led by H J Jewett and Wayne Griswold. Ballots show no clear winner as Franklin and Fairfield counties back different candidates and Irish protest alters the tally. Delegates remain firm, hoping for a decision by morning.
Market report from Cleveland August wheat and corn demand
Market notes show August activity in Cleveland with wheat and corn prices mixed and unsettled. Wheat firm at times with No 1 red around 1.70 to 1.78, oats lower, corn steady near 54c, and steady but fluctuating prices for rye and lumbers. Live cattle and pork futures mixed. receipts at 6,968 and market steady with some demand for feed grains.
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Cleveland
Ile
Treadwell
Beyorabo
Ley Rin
Esterday
Markets Report Shows Crude Oil Slump Amid Weak Trade
The Titusville market for crude and refined oil remains quiet with prices soft. Activity on lower routes is sluggish as dealers report limited delivery demand and weakened trading, while Philadelphia market shows inactivity.
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Piyrset
Parker's
Ealer
Etx
Titusville
le- Dullard
New York
Scarph Ratter Arrested After Disturbance At Corner
Scarph Ratter attempted a disturbance at Fifth Street and Film Street this morning and was captured by Officer Sullivan. En route to the station he assaulted prosecutor Louis Hedlich, knocking him down, and faces charges at the Police Court tomorrow. Also arrested were John Foley Walter Homes and John Delane on suspicion of stealing cable rope. Cel Woolley reports a lost bay horse near Fourth and Race streets yesterday afternoon.
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Scarph Ratter
Whipter
Fith
Film Stree
Sullivan
Hewmood-street
Louis Hedlich
John Foley
Walter Homes
John Delane
Ofiners Colby and Taylor
Cel. Woolley
Conservative Convention Nominates Local Districts
The Conservatives of the First District endorsed candidate Wena Elliott Crutcher in the consolidated Seventh district. The Republicans of the Third Congressional District nominated J Ambler Saith.
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RicuMorp
Aest
Wena Elliott
Eeous
Keke Crutcher
Fratsae Sresten E
Iar
Seventh District Republican Convention Nominates Wilson
The Seventh District Republican Convention met at 11 o clock with Capt. Thomas Beach as Chairman and W W Bond, Wm T Gilliland, and Wm McVey as Secretaries. Afternoon session appointed committees. John T Wilson appears poised for acclamation after efforts to overcome his objection. North Carolina victory cited with enthusiasm.
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Times and Chronicle
Hillsporo
Seventh District
Capt. Thomas Beach
Rose
W.W. Bond
Wm. T. Gilliland
Wm. McVey
Frank T. Gilmore
Rows County
W. 8. Jones
Pike
John Stevens
Brown
Dunlap Kirkpatrick
Adams
John Bell
Highland
John Cobb
Ross
Lewis M. Williams
Resistants
H. & Fullerton
Capt
King Brown
Ges. D. Cone
E. Rockhold
John T. Wilson
North
Caroline
Detroit Nominee Moses Ww Field Named Scand Se
Detroit on August 5 reports Moses Ww Field of Detroit was nominated for the Fourth District in a political turnover event.
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Detroit
Moses
Field
Wilmington and New York dispatches on August 7 election news
News bulletins from August 7 report state and national returns across New York and North Carolina. Messages praise gains for Grant and Wilson and announce triumphs in the state ticket while noting late nocturnal dispatches from Raleigh and Ballston. The corpus reflects cautious early tallies and party-positive forecasts as results arrive.
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Wilmington
Wm. BE. Chandler
Jossin C. Apsorr
Balzion
Grant
Republican Nominations in Lowville N J August Fourth
Dawes spoke for nearly two hours at the Court House in Lowville to a crowded audience praising Horace Greeley. He reviewed the Administration's financial results amid a noted lack of disaffection in Ninth Republican ranks.
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Sr. Jostin
Blicans
Parker |Uty
Lowville
N. J
Dawes
Horace Greeley
Canal improvement case advances to federal court in Louisville
Special Dispatch reports in Louisville Kentucky Augusta that in chancellor court the US attorney's petition to shift the canal dispute to federal court was sustained. Canal contractors won an injunction dismissal, and another petition or suit may follow. Bramlette dies at Cave City from accidental opium overdose.
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Times and Chronicle
Louisvillx
Augusta
Chancery Court
United States District Attorney
United States Court
Bramlette
Cave City
City Council Meets at Ehmer's Hall in Newport
The City Council met at Ehmer's Hall with City Attorney Irwin Taylor present. McArthur announced his death and J P Stone appointed City Clerk. Vansant sworn in. Committees outlined and reports filed as members discussed street work and unpaid city indebtedness. taxes to be received August 9.
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Cosnet
Ehmer’ S Hall
Irwin Taylor
Eny
Wes Mewers Boder Funk
Hamon
Juering
Nolte
Van‘nant
Waller
Conent
Persidest McArthur
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Vaasant
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Peary
Bode
Vagus
Sos
Gulesa
Ted A
Vaneant
Stone
Higbee Vansant
J. P. Stone
Vansant
Jefferson
Dame
Law Committee
Settighis
Joering
Henry Wasche
City Remauner
Ortron
National Camp Meeting Welcomes Vast Arrivals and Accident
Rapid camp meeting arrivals fill grounds as trains unload crowds from many directions. Rev. Johan Inskip reached the grounds at midnight. An injury report notes a niece of Edward Condin suffering a broken arm from a fall at the Miami street bridge excavation. A daily paper will cover the session.
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Times and Chronicle
Vrmasa
Johan Inskip
Democratic Plain Dealer
Edward Condin
Miami-street Bridge
Last of Equestrian Petitioners Straddle in Central Park
Four Humber of young ladies declare their intention to straddle their pelfeeys in Central Park on Saturday afternoon.
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Central Park
Fire Burns Major McGraw Lumber Mill in Detrett
A blaze at the John McGraw sawmill in The Homescenea today destroyed the engine room and 8,000 barrels of resin, 200,000 feet of lumber. The plant, claimed as the most complete in the country, was insured for 175,000 dollars. The fire started around 3 PM yesterday.
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Detrett
John McGraw
Yesteriny
Continent Sugar House and Refinery Fire in Boston
A fire at the Continental Sugar House and Refinery in Boston caused about 500000 in damage. The blaze wrecked the building and machinery trapping workers. Fire spread and reactions noted from Boston and New York authorities as the incident drew wide attention.
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Bostrom
Continental Sugar Bouse
Boston
New York
Fire at Steubenville blames arson. Pittsburg report
Pittsburg notes a Steubenville fire described as an incendiary act. Loss pegged at about 10000 dollars with both William Pierce and Boas named among the losers. Details indicate deliberate damage and substantial financial impact.
River levels drop as weather opens ports
Special Dispatch notes the river has fallen seven inches and delays in work due to debris or high water. August reports list arrivals such as Kate P. Keun and other vessels with unclear cargo and timing amid a disrupted schedule.
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Times and Chronicle
Prrissere
Inv
p—Lawrence
Leey
Tragic crossing death near Urbana on C. & railroad
Special dispatch reports J. R. Lynch, a section man on the C., H. and C. railroad, struck by a northbound train seven miles south of Urbana. He had placed a hand-car off the track but failed to escape. Officials of the train are absolved of blame.
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Times
Chronicle
Urbpana
J. BR. Lynch
C., 8, and
Urbana
Pope sends congratulations to France on loan success
The Pope writes to President Thiers praising France after its new loan issue. He credits the outcome to Golward's refusal to serve as Ambassador to Italy and to recognize the Holy See as an enemy. The note reflects Vatican approval of the French government’s financial move and foreign policy stance.
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Golward
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Holy See
English Cricketers Sail for Canada and United States
Twelve English cricketers sailed from Liverpool to Canada today and will play several matches before visiting the United States.
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Quebec
Canada
United States
Change to-day calls for action over corn overissue fraud
Chicago August 5 report details a preamble and resolution on Change condemning the burning of the Iowa Elevator. It accuses a proprietor of over one hundred thousand barrels of corn overissue receipts, labeling Overiesne a great fraud and urging the Railroad and Water Commissioners of the state to investigate, save the matter, and punish the perpetrators.
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Iowa
River News Reports Falling Water Levels and Suspended Navigation
Special Dispatches from Evansville report the river at Louisville and Cairo shows a fall of about 26 inches at mark stations with navigation suspended. Port lists include Camel ia from oelane and Tarascon from Louisville, while business on wharves is very dull amid clear warm weather.
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Times and Chronicle
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Oelane
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Cairo
Arkansas Belle
I. Ament
Grandview
Tarascon
Louisville
Lovrevige
Cincinnati
Emancipation Celebration in Pro. Vascennes Opens With Procession
The emancipation celebration in the city today featured the longest procession in years. The Liberty Swaton was adorned in magnificent style. Two colored bands attended and noted speakers addressed the crowd. The First District’s colored residents favor Grant and Wilson. Speeches by W. T. Ties top, Jas M. Townsend, and Wash. Graham were delivered.
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Times and Chronicle
Vascennes
First District
Grant
Wilson
W. T. Tiestop
Jas
M. Townsend
Wash. Graham
Long Branch Races and Upcoming Four Mile Event
Great interest surrounds tomorrow's four mile race featuring Lyttleton Kingfisser Susan Ann Milesien Koess and Arizona. Today’s Grat one mile August stakes was won by Wizard and the two mile race for Colts and Gillies 1000 dollars was won by Meteor in 3 43.
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Wizard
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